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100

Colorado voters chose not to host these Olympics in the year ____.

What are the 1976 Winter Olympics?

100

Colorado's professional basketball team changed their name from this to the Nuggets in 1974.

What are the Rockets?

100

This company is the largest technology company in South Korea.

What is Samsung?

100

These two countries are the only in the world to use the color purple in their flag.

What are Dominica and Nicaragua?

100

This was the first soft drink ever consumed in space.

What is Coca-Cola?

200

The lowest point in Colorado is _____.

What is the Arikaree River?

200

In 1979, this male celebrity joined the Denver Broncos cheer-leading squad on the field during a home game.

Who is Robin Williams?

200

This country borders 14 nations and crosses 8 time zones.

What is Russia?

200

The majority of polar bears in the world live in this country.

What is Canada?

200

This is the only edible food that never goes bad.

What is honey?

300

Colorado's name has its origin in the Spanish language, as the word for ______.

What is "Colored Red"?

300

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The Colorado Rockies team mascot, Dinger, was based off this animal.
This animal was chosen as the mascot due to this event which occurred during construction.
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What is a triceratops?

What is the uncovering of dinosaur fossils, most likely a triceratops?


300

These two countries have not missed one of the modern-day Olympics.

What are Greece and Australia?

300

There are ____ languages that are written from right to left.

What are 12?

300

This country invented ice cream.

What is China?

400

This Colorado city is known as the 'sweet melon capital of the world'.

Where is Rocky Ford?

400

The Denver Broncos wore these colors on their hand-me-down uniforms for the first two seasons due to lack of funding.


What are yellow and brown?

400

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There are ___ countries that still have Shilling as currency.

The names of these countries are:
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What are Four?

What are Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, and Somalia?

400

The folds of skin on a cat's ears are called _____.

What are "Henry's Pockets" or cutaneous marginal pouches?

400

This natural food source can be refined to create glycerol, which can then be turned into nitroglycerine, an unstable explosive substance used in dynamite.

What are peanuts?

500

Colorado's state motto appears in the ribbon on the State Seal. It reads "Nil Sine Numine" in Latin which translates to ___________.

What is "Nothing without Providence or Deity"?

500

In 2012, the Colorado General Assembly passed a resolution for this to be identified as an official state summer sport.


What is pack burro racing?
The unique race is 29 miles in which an individual runs alongside and leads their burro, which is weighed down by a 33 lb pack.

500

The ancient Phoenician city of Constantine is located in this modern-day Arab country.

What is Algeria?

500

Benjamin Franklin wasn't only a skilled writer, politician, and scientist, he was also an athlete. Franklin shared an enthusiasm for this sport all his life, and was eventually given an honorary induction to this sports international hall of fame.

What is swimming?

500

The scientific term for the reaction that occurs when you toast bread is _______.

What is the "Maillard reaction"?

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