GEOGRAPHY
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100

What is Earth's largest continent in land mass size?

Asia

100

What is the largest known land animal?

Elephant

100

Which 1950s entertainment venues were known as "Passion Pits"?

Drive-In Movies

100

The North Star was a 19th-century anti-slavery newspaper founded by what famous abolitionist and formerly enslaved Black American?

Frederick Douglass

100

Who was the frist african amcrefican to winna grammy?

Ella Fitzgerald

200

What continent contains the most freshwater?  

Antartica

200

 What planet has the most moons?

Jupiter

Jupiter has at least 67 known moons. The largest four are called Io, Europa, Ganymede, and Callisto.

200

Starting in 1966, law enforcement gave you the right to remain silent and an attorney; and the warning that anything you say can and will be used against you. what are these called?

Your Miranda Rights

200

Civil Rights activist Yuji Ichioka founded the short lived AAPA organization while studying at UC Berkeley in 1968. What two word alliterative name, coined by Ichioka to refer to a particular demographic of people in the U.S.A, did the first two letters of AAPA stand for?

Asian American

200

Who is often called The King of Soul?

Sam Cooke

300

What is the capital of Thailand?

Bangkok 

300

What is the most abundant element in the Universe?

Hydrogen

300

The musical My Fair Lady made its Broadway debut in 1956. Name the early George Bernard Shaw play that it was based on.

Pygmalion 

300

What started the great Chicago fire of 1871?

Unknown 

300

Which singer had a hit in 1953 with 'C 'est Si Bon'?

Eartha Kit

400

What is the largest sea in the world?

The Caspian Sea

400

What was one of the most famous species studied by Charles Darwin?

Finches


Perhaps one of the finest examples of evolution in action were the finches of the Galapagos Islands.

400

1950: You might not have made the football or baseball team in school and you might not have been the most popular kid in America. But what made its debut in this year that was guaranteed to take your mind off your troubles and raise a "chuck"le or two?

The "Peanuts" Comic

400

From 2000 to 2008, U.S. "golden" dollar coins were minted with an image of what Shoshone woman who guided the Lewis and Clark expedition?

Sacagawea

400

There are six music periods that are typically studied. What are they? 

Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modern/20th & 21st Century

500

What body of water separates Africa and Europe?

The Strait of Gibraltar

500

How often does Halley's Comet pass Earth?

Every 76 years.

500

Name the 1951 book that was so popular it was reprinted eight times in its first two months, but so controversial, it was banned by many high schools.

Catcher in the Rye

500

In a 1776 letter, what future First Lady of the United States urged her husband, John, to "remember the ladies" when fighting for American independence from Britain? First and last names, please.

Abigail Adams

500

Which country started classical music?



Italy

The 18th and 19th centuries were the formative period of classical music and saw the birth of the opera and the oratorio, the sonata, the concert, and the symphony. Italians were the first to develop these genres, but the Germans, Austrians, and English soon followed.
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