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100

Which American inventor created the lighbulb?

Thomas Edison

100

What is the slowest animal on land?

Sloth 

100

Which civil rights leader famously made his “I Have a Dream” speech?

Martin Luther King Jr. 

100

Which Disney character is famous for the catchphrase "To infinity and beyond"?

Buzz Lightyear 

100

In Charlotte's Web, what kind of animal is Willbur?

Pig

100

What is the name of the Norse god of thunder and lightnig?

Thor

100

Summer Olympics are held every ______ years.

Four

100

Which vegetable is known to make people cry when they cut it? 

Onion

100

You’re in a dark room with a box of matches. Nearby are three things: a candle, an oil lamp, and a fireplace with logs. Which do you light first?

The match


200

What does "www" in a website address stand for?

World Wide Web

200

What are baby kangaroos called?

Joeys 

200

In which ancient civilization were the first Olympic games held?

Greece

200

Which broadway musical is known for the song "Defying Gravity"?

Wicked

200

Which author wrote the Chronicles of Narnia series?

C. S. Lewis

200

According to Greek mythology, who founded Rome?

Romulus 

200

What is the only sport known to have been played on the moon?

Golf

200

What does the "B" in BLT stand for?

Bacon 

200

Look at the numbers on my face, you won't see 13 anyplace. What am I?

A clock

300
In which year did Apple release the first iPhone?

2007

300

What is a female elephant called?

Cow

300

What was the name of the ancient trade route connecting China with Europe?

The Silk Road

300

Which modern singer holds the record for the highest-grossing music tour in history?

Taylor Swift

300

Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail are all characters in what book?

The Tale of Peter Rabbit 

300
What do you call a mythical creature that burst into flames and rises from the ashes?

A Phoenix 

300

What sport is played at Wimbledon?

Tennis

300

Which American city is most famous for their deep-dish pizza?

Chicago

300

A cowboy rode into town on Friday, stayed for three days, then rode out on Friday. How could that be possible?

The horse's name was Friday

400

What does "STEM" stand for?

Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. 

400

How many noses does a slug have?

Four

400

Who was the first person to walk on the moon?

Neil Armstrong


400

What is the most watched YouTube video of all time?

Baby Shark Dance

400

In the Wizard of Oz, what city is Drothy instructed to go to meet with the wizard?

Emerald City 

400

The story goes there was once a funny-looking man who walked for miles and miles, and wherever he walked, fruit trees sprang up at his feet. Who was this man?

Johnny Appleseed

400

What is the only country to have played in every FIFA World Cup?

Brazil

400

What is the world's oldest soft drink?

Dr. Pepper 

400

What is heavy going forward but not going backward?

Ton

500
About how many apps are available to the public worldwide? (Think BIG)

6.2 million (roughly)

500

How many feathers are in a peacocks tail?

200

500

What is the name of the ship that famously brought Pilgrims to America in 1620?

The Mayflower

500

Which world-famous art museum in Paris, France, has a giant glass pyramid as its entrance?

The Louvre

500

Who were the German brothers who published stories such as "Hansel and Gretel", "Little Red Riding Hood", and "Rapunzel"?

The Brothers Grimm

500

In Greek mythology, what are the nymphs who look after trees called?

Dryads

500

What is it called when a bowler gets three strikes in a row?

A turkey

500

What ingredient makes bread rise?

Yeast 

500

What has roots that nobody sees, is taller than trees. Up, up, up it goes and yet it never grows?

A mountain 

600

What year was the first full-length television show broadcast?

1928

600

What is a baby goat called?

A kid 

600

In what year did the RMS Titanic sink after hitting an iceberg?

1912


600

In what year was the first Star Wars movie released?

1977

600

Who is one of the most beloved authors who wrote children stories such as "The Ugly Duckling", "The Emperors New Clothes", and "The Little Mermaid"?

Hans Christian Anderson 

600

What was the name of King Arthur's legendary sword?

Excalibur 

600

What sport uses a shuttlecock instead of a ball?

Badminton

600

What is the most widely eaten food in the world?

Rice

600

What can go through glass without breaking it?

Light

700

Which inventor is credited with inventing the telephone?

Alexander Graham Bell 

700

What is the only mammal that can fly?

A bat

700

In which year did the United States declare independence from Britain?

1776

700

Which artist painted the famous "Starry Night" painting?

Vincent van Gogh 

700

What is the name of The Hobbit's protagonist?

Bilbo Baggins 

700

According to the story, what did Prometheus steal from the Greek Gods and gave to humans?

Fire

700

How long is a marathon race?

26.2 miles 

700

What is deer meat called?

Venison

700

What can run but never walk, has a mouth but never talks, has a head but never weeps, and has a bed but never sleeps?

A river 

800

What is physicist Marie Curie credited with discovering?

Radioactivity

800

What kind of animal uses its skin to breath?

A frog

800

Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States?

France

800

Which classical music composer famously continued to write incredible symphonies even after he began to lose his hearing?

Ludwig van Beethoven

800

The Great Gatsby is written by which famous author?

F. Scott Fitzgerald

800

Which Egyptian god was the ruler of the underworld?

Osiris

800

In what year did the Boston Marathon first allow women to officially compete?

1972

800

Which country gets credit for developing French Fries?

Belgium

800

It cannot be seen, cannot be felt. Cannot be heard, cannot be smelt. It lies behind stars and under hills, and empty holes it fills. It comes first, follows after, and in its presence, ends laughter. What is it? 

Darkness


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