Food
This Japanese dish consists of thinly sliced raw fish served without rice
Sashimi
Only country located entirely in the alps
Switzerland
Voice of Mufasa
James Earl Jones
The only emperor of France
Napoleon
The amount of seconds you have in the back-court of a basketball court
8
This Italian pasta name literally means “little tongues.”
Linguini
This country’s capital is Ankara, not its largest city.
Turkey
This long-running reality show, hosted by Jeff Probst, debuted in 2000 and popularized the concept of contestants being “voted off.”
Survivor
This explorer reached India by sea in 1498
Vasco de Gama
This country has appeared in the most FIFA World Cup finals without ever winning the tournament
Netherlands
This emulsified sauce made of egg yolks and butter is one of the five French “mother sauces.”
Hollandaise
This capital city sits on the Tiber River.
Rome
This 1999 film, directed by David Fincher, is based on a novel by Chuck Palahniuk.
Fight club
This scientist proposed the heliocentric model in De revolutionibus orbium coelestium.
Copernicus
This tennis player completed the “Golden Slam” in 1988, winning all four majors and Olympic gold in the same year.
This spice, made from dried unripe berries, is the most widely traded spice in the world.
Black pepper
This African country’s capital, Addis Ababa, hosts the headquarters of the African Union.
Ethopia
This artist released the album Lemonade in 2016.
Beyoncé
This Ottoman ruler, known as “the Magnificent,” reigned during the empire’s peak
Suleiman
This country won the inaugural FIFA World Cup in 1930.
Uruguay
This French term refers to cooking food slowly in fat at a low temperature (extra 200 for the most common meat associated with it)
This African nation, formerly called Rhodesia, gained independence in 1980. (Extra 200 for the country it gained independence from)
Zimbabwe (England)
This film franchise features the character Dominic Toretto. (Extra 200 for the amount of movies in this series)
Fast and Furious (14)
The inventor of the philosophy of filial piety (extra 200 for what filial piety is)
Confucius (respecting your elders)
What country has third most total winter olympic medals behind Norway and America? (Extra 200 for how many (within 10))
Germany (294)