Scintillating Cities
Cab drivers in this world capital must study "The Knowledge" for four years and memorize the layout 25,000 streets without using a map.
What is London, England?
This video game, released in 1980, features a yellow, pie-shaped character who eats dots.
What is Pac-Man?
Apple released the first-ever iPhone in this year.
What is 2007?
SNES is distributed across this many time zones.
What is 3? (Pacific, Mountain, Eastern)
Rise to React Fast!
Each team chooses one representative for a reaction time competition. The person who wins best of 3 will win the points for their team.
This former Malaysian state was expelled in 1965 and is now often considered the only modern country to date to gain independence unwillingly.
What is Singapore?
This coffee shop was the designated hangout spot for the friend group of "Friends" (TV Show).
Central Perk
This entrepreneur was convicted for fraud and is the subject of an upcoming documentary co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim
Who is Elizabeth Holmes?
If you drilled a hole straight through the center of the Earth from Times Square in New York City, you would emerge in the ocean just off the coast of this country.
What is Australia?
Wow the crowd with Wordle!
Points will be rewarded to whichever team gets today's wordle in the least attempts. In the case of a tie, it'll be whichever team is fastest.
No cheating if you've already done it!
This world capital has no stop signs anywhere in the city.
Founded in Montreal and headquarted in Ottawa, this telecommunications company was once Canada's most valuable company, but ultimately went bankrupt in 2009.
What is Nortel?
The first recorded autopsy was performed on this historical figure.
Who is Julius Caesar?
Meditate on the Mini Crossword
Both teams compete to solve the daily NYT mini crossword, points awarded to the team that solves it the fastest.
Marrakech in Morocco is known as the 'red city' for the many buildings and features adorned with that color.
This picturesque city in northwest Morocco has the title of the 'blue city'.
What is Chefchaouen?
This figure skater was attacked before the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, in a plot which involved a rival.
Who is Nancy Kerrigan?
Wi-Fi is a family of wireless network protocols modeled after the IEEE 802 set of LAN protocols.
This is what the initialism "LAN" stands for.
What is Local Area Network?
This animal is is known for its incredible vision, boasting 16 colour receptors.
What is the mantis shrimp?
Take victory in TypeRacer!
Everyone will compete in TypeRacer. The overall winner will win the points for their team.
If you had tickets to Game 5 of the NBA Finals on June 11, 1997, you would witness Michael Jordan's iconic "flu game" in this city.
Three features are tied for most Oscar wins for a film. Name them.
Ben-Hur (1959), Titanic (1997), The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003)
British-born geophysicist Cecil Green lived in Toronto and San Francisco growing up, and ultimately earned two college degrees from M.I.T. However, when he cofounded a company, the firm included another US state in its name.
This company makes devices you may see in algebra class.
What is Texas Instruments?
This many words in the English language end in “dous”.
Four: Hazardous, horrendous, tremendous and stupendous
I'll accept 5 (+Non-hazardous) also.
Jibe in Geoguessr!
Points will be rewarded to whichever team wins in a sudden-death round of Geoguessr