Math and logics
Science
History
Food and drinks
Geography
200
Math:
7x+3= 24
x=3
200
Science:
This is the largest organ.
Skin
200
History:
This scientist invented peanut butter and many other farming practices.
George Washington Carver
200
These long, stringy plant parts are where grapes grow and Tarzan swings.
A vine
200
Geography:
This is the largest country is South America.
Brazil
300
Math:
What is 52?
25
300
Science:
This aquatic mammal has a beak, lays eggs, and has a poisonous claw.
Platypus
300
History:
This ancient kingdom originated the Olympic games.
Greece
300
Which red round product is a fruit and not a vegetable?
Tomato.
300
Geography:
Where is the Louvre Museum located?
Paris, France.
400
Math:
If it’s 5:30 when you leave for the store and 6:15 when you get there, how long did it take?
45 minutes
400
Science:
This classification of tail-less monkeys includes gorillas, chimpanzees, orangutans, and human beings.
apes
400
History:
Julius Caesar was the emperor of this country.
The Roman Empire
400
What drink do the British traditionally eat with their tea?
Biscuits
400
Geography:
This city is the capital of China.
Beijing
800
Math:
23 x 4 =
92
800
Science:
This organ is in control of all other organs.
Brain
800
History:
This American War was between Northern and Southern States.
The Civil War
800
What vegetable is dark purple and has two names?
Eggplant/Aubergine
800
This part of Cairo, Egypt is where you find the Great Pyramids.
Giza
1000
Math:
What happens twice in a week, once in a year, but never in a day?
Letter E
1000
Science:
The periodic table shows these.
Elements.
1000
History:
This man invented the telephone.
Alexander Graham Bell.
1000
What vegetable are vampires afraid of?
Garlic
1000
Geography:
What is the name of this place?
Easter Island