Animals
ocean
history
geography
science
100
Cockroaches, earwigs, and moths all have the same number of legs—how many?
6
100
A "smack" is the collective term for a large group of what stinging, tentacled sea creatures?
Jellyfish
100
Who was the first President of the United States to live in the White House?
John Adams
100
What is the world's largest rainforest?
The Amazon
100
How many phases of the moon are there?
8
200
The pattern of wrinkles on the noses (a noseprint) of which large primate act like a fingerprint in humans, as they are unique to each individual animal?
Gorilla
200
What oceanic animal has the scientific name monodon monoceros, Greek for "one-tooth one-horn?"
Narwhal
200
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Michelangelo
200
What do you call a piece of land that is almost entirely surrounded by water but is still connected to the mainland?
A peninsula
200
Who is the biggest land predator?
Polar Bear
300
What group of large hairy spiders is named after a town in Southern Italy, which also names the largest gulf in Italy?
Tarantulas (named after the town of Taranto)
300
The global intersection of zero degrees latitude and zero degrees longitude is found in which ocean?
The Atlantic
300
In what year did the United States land on the moon?
1969
300
Which US states intersect at the Four Corners Monument?
Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado
300
Which is the tallest grass?
Bamboo
400
Which part of an owl’s body is not a “true” organ in the sense that it can’t move? (It’s also not shaped as you’d expect—it’s tubular instead of round).
Eye
400
During some feeding frenzies, blue whales can eat a daily total of more than 8 tons of what tiny crustaceans, whose name in Norwegian means "small fry of fish"?
Krill
400
What event started World War I?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
400
The Great Lakes are made up of how many bodies of water?
*bonus points if you can name all five
5
Huron
Ontario
Michigan
Eire
Supirior
400
What type of energy is stored in an object due to virtue of its shape or position?
Potential Energy
500
If dogs are canine, and cats are feline, what type of animal is vulpine?
Foxes
500
What is the loudest animal on earth? Talking about the loudest noise it can generate, not its proportion of time spent making noise.
Sperm Whale
500
What year was 7-Up invented?
1929
500
Where are the Cliffs of Moher? 
Ireland
500
Which is the only metal to exist in liquid state at normal temperature?
Mercury