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100

The common name of the Pope's armored car

What is the Popemobile?

100

This country is known for sushi, ramen, and onigiri.

What is Japan?

100

King Herod ordered the murder of all children aged 2 years or under in this city

What is Bethlehem

100

This strong, flexible tissue connects bones to muscles.

What are tendons?

100

We take Gold-White for granted, but it didn't exist until this decade, when the Athletic Association began the tradition in their newly-built gymnasium.

What are the 1930s (1937)?

200

This country provides security to both the Vatican and the Pope.

What is Switzerland?

200

This country is known for chapati, samosas, and ugali.

What is Kenya?

200

Joseph died at age 110 "and he was put in a coffin in" this country where he had held high power

What is Egypt

200

You should have 206 of these in your body, unless you're a baby.

What are bones?

200

Often considered a secondary founder to the Georgetown community, this foreign-born priest took up the role of chaplain in 1819.

Who is Father Clorivière?

300

The last Italian pope, he is also known as the September Pope.

Who is Pope John Paul I?

300

This country is known for arancini, Sfoglio di Polizzi, and bruschetta.

What is Italy?

300

Jesus' first recorded miracle was turning water into wine at a marriage feast in this town in Galilee

What is Cana

300

Technically, it's still magma if it's below ground. It's only when the volcano erupts that this stuff gets its new name.

What is lava?

300

In 1828, the Sisters spent $2,447 (that's about $81,826 in today's currency) importing materials for this area of study--making their commitment to a serious academic curriculum obvious.

What is science?

400

For quite a while, the Bishop of Rome actually ruled in this commune--and it wasn't until 1791 that it stopped being a papal state.

What is Avignon?

400

This country is known for dosas, tikka masala, and butter chicken.

What is India?

400

St. Paul wrote two surviving epistles to the Christian community he had founded in this Greek city on an isthmus of the same name

What is Corinth (Corinthians)?

400

This natural phenomenon causes both lightning and hair frizz.

What is static (static electricity)?

400

This campus building was used as dormitory space when it was completed in 1921. It was designed by Srs. Stanislaus Nolen and Benedicta Mullen, and built from a modified mail-order kit home.

What is Fennessy?

500
This German pope referred to animals as "companions in creation," and though he never owned a pet as pope, he had a white ceramic cat on his desk in the papal apartments.

Who is Pope Benedict XVI?

500

This country is known for fortune cookies, chop suey, and General Tso's.

What is America/Chinese-American food?

500

King Nebuchadnezzar gave Daniel many great gifts & "made him ruler over the whole province" of this

What is Babylon?

500

Along with inertia, this force keeps the Earth in motion around the Sun.

What is gravity?

500

In support of the defense of Washington, D.C., the Monastery allowed the construction of four anti-aircraft gun batteries in the fields once used to pasture this type of animal.

What are cows?

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