Russia
Central Asia
Chernobyl
Mr. Weekley
Christmas
100
What is the name of the cold tundra in north east Russia?
Siberia
100
What is the nickname given to countries that all share the same ending of their name?
the "Stans". Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan
100
What went wrong in the Chernobyl disaster?
Sleep deprived workers ran a safety test and the test went horribly wrong causing the explosion.
100
How old is Mr. Weekley?
29
100
What is the name of Santa's lead reindeer?
Rudolph the red nose reindeer. 
200
Russia is known for being apart of this non conflict war?
Cold War
200
What is the climate like in Central Asia?
Dry and continental, with hot summers and cold winters
200
What year did the Chernobyl disaster take place?
1986
200
What is Mr. Weekley favorite Christmas Movie?
The Nightmare before Christmas.
200
How many reindeer does Santa Clause have?
9 reindeer.
300
Russia was the first to do this during the cold war.
send a person into space
300
All five nations in central Asia were apart of this global power until 1991
The Soviet Union
300
What was the example used to describe how much radiation was released in the air?
400 atomic bombs worth of radiation.
300
What is Mr. Weekley's favorite Christmas gift he ever received?
His first drum set.
300
This famous villain is know for being grouchy, stealing presents, and hates Christmas?
The Grinch
400
Who lead the Russian Revolution.
Vladimir Lenin
400
What is the name of the largest lake in the world?
Caspian Sea
400
Radioactive material oozed through the pipes and melted through concreate. This material notoriously became known as the
Elephants foot.
400
What is Mr. Weekley's least favorite Christmas Movie?
Polar Express
400
What is Santa clause's nick name?
Kris Kringle, St. Nick.
500
Who was the leader of the U.S.S.R.
Joseph Stalin
500
The name of the dome covering the explosion is called?
New Safe Confinement
500
Mr. Weekley's favorite Christmas dessert is?
500
Who gave Santa Clause his famous red outfit look?
Coca Cola in the 1930's