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MYSTERY SUBJECT
100

This instrument, with a slide to change pitch, is a staple in jazz bands

Trombone

100

What planet, is closest to the sun?

Mercury

100

This French leader, crowned emperor in 1804, famously invaded Russia with terrible results

Napoleon Bonaparte

100

Lively dance which originated in Cuba, also the name of a dish often paired with crispy snacks

Salsa

100
What muscle is on the front of the arm and bulges when you lift something heavy

Biceps Brachii

200

A handheld instrument used to keep rhythm and is often filled with beads or seeds

Maracas

200

What is the closest galaxy to the Milky Way?

Andromeda

200

Columbus landed in the Bahamas thinking he reached which continent?

Asia

200

Dish made from mashed chickpeas and is a staple in the middle east

Hummus

200
This muscle, originating on the ilium and inserts in the tibia, flexes the hip and is nicknamed the "tailor's muscle"

Sartorius

300

This composer, deaf by his later years, wrote the famous "Ode to Joy" in his Ninth Symphony

Ludwig van Beethoven

300

What is the type of writing found inside the pyramids?

Hieroglyphics

300

What is the previous name of Istanbul, before the Ottomans conquered it

Constantinople

300

Fast ballroom dance, using a four count rhythm and a lot of bouncing

Foxtrot

300

A depression on the distal humerus, and accommodates the ulna

Olecranon Fossa

400

This term, meaning "fast", is marked on sheet music to pick up the tempo

Allegro

400

The Great Pyramid of Giza was originally aligned with the Egyptian sun god named:

Ra

400

What is the Greek city-state, known for its warriors, and was defeated by the persians?

Sparta

400

What is cooking process, that is simmering meat slowly in liquid, and makes tough cuts more tender and flavourful

Braising

400

Artery branching off the aorta and supplies the left arm and head via the subclavian and carotid

Brachiocephalic trunk

500

Baroque era composer known for "The Four Seasons", and primarily wrote for the violin

Antonio Vivaldi

500

This spacecraft, launched in 1977, carries a golden record with Earth's sounds and has recently left our solar system

Voyager 1

500

This ancient empire, centered in modern day Iraq, was ruled by Hammurabi

The Babylonian Empire
500

Fast ballroom dance, using a four count rhythm and a lot of bouncing

Foxtrot

500

Lipid raft component, a glycosphingolipid, clusters with cholesterol to signal across the plasma membrane

Ganglioside

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