Islands
French Royalty
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Piano
Film Terms
100

Some call it the island continent.

What is Australia?

100

This person became famous for saying "Let them eat cake" despite never actually saying it.

Who is Marie Antoinette?

100

Life did not give you this fruit; it is a human-made genetic combination of limes and citrons.

What are lemons?

100

The keys at both ends of the standard piano keyboard are this color.

What is white?

100

This type of camera shot has the actor’s face fill the screen.

What is a close-up?

200

There are islands with this name in MA, WA, WI, and ME, but the largest is in New York and even partially occupied by New York City.

What is Long Island?

200

This palace, originally built as a hunting lodge for Louis XIII then transformed into the center of the French monarchy by Louis XIV, is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most visited tourist attractions in the world.

What is the Palace of Versailles?

200

This unusually tall species of grass enjoyed by pandas is the fastest-growing plant in the world, capable of growing up to 36 inches in a day.

What is Bamboo?

200

This famous pianist had two different movies made about them.

Who is Liberace?

200

This is the name of a related scene that interrupts the main action.

What is a cutaway?

300

This country off the coast of Canada is the largest island in the world, occupying 2.16 million square km.

What is Greenland?

300

Louis XIV, the longest reigning European monarch of 72 years, earned this title.

What is the Sun King?

300

This sweet plant is the most consumed plant in the world, with 2.14 tons harvested yearly.

What is sugarcane?

300

This 135-year-old company keeps a constant bank of about 600 concert grands around the world.

What is Steinway and Sons?

300

This type of camera shot is filmed either by a drone or on a helicopter, looking down on the subjects.

What is an aerial?

400

This island chain is partially governed by the United States and partially by Britain.

What are the Virgin Islands?

400

This year, two years after Germany’s occupation of France had ended, marked the end of the French monarchy’s role in French governance.

What is 1946?

400

This type of tree is the tallest living organism in the world.

What is the California Redwood?

400

This piano company produces approximately 10,000 acoustic pianos per year, the most out of all companies.

What is Yamaha?

400

This film technique creates the illusion of depth.

What is 3D?

500

This Hawaiian island was the most populated Leper colony in history.

What is Moloka’i?

500

While not an official monarch, this leader of the French Revolution was executed due to his increasing authoritarianism.

Who was Maximilien Robespierre?

500

The bark of willow trees was used in the original recipe of this common pain and fever reducer.

What is Aspirin?

500

The Oscar-winning short The Music Box featured this pair moving a piano up a steep hill.

Who are Laurel and Hardy?

500

Not in use today, this technique used three different strips to capture the colors red, green, and blue, creating extremely vivid scenes once overlapped.

What is Technicolor?

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