World Capitals
Science & Space
World History
Food & Drink
Sports & Games
100

Both a continent and a country, its capital is Canberra.

What is Australia.

100

H2O is the chemical formula for this life-sustaining liquid.

What is water.

100

This French queen was executed during the French Revolution, often falsely associated with the phrase, "Let them eat cat."

Who was Marie Antionette.

100

This alcoholic beverage is made with fermented grapes.

What is wine.

100

This strategic board game features pieces like the rook, knight, and bishop.

What is chess.

200

You can find the historic ruins of the Colosseum in this European capital.

What is Rome.

200

This fundamental force keeps our feet on the ground and planets in orbit.

What is gravity.

200

This deadly pandemic, also known as the Black Death, devastated Europe in the 14th Century.

What was the Bubonic Plague.

200

This popular morning beverage is made from roasted beans and often contains caffeine.

What is coffee.

200

This global multi-sport event is held every four years and features summer and winter editions.

What are the Olympic Games.

300

Named after the first U.S. President, this capital sits on the Potomac River.

What is Washington, D.C.

300

The process by which plants use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to create oxygen and energy is called what?

What is photosynthesis.

300

This ancient civilization built the Great Sphinx and used hieroglyphics.

Who were the Egyptians.

300

This traditional Japanese dish is prepared with rice and raw seafood and vegetables.

What is sushi.

300

This classic board game involves buying properties, collecting rent, and avoiding going to jail.

What is Monopoly.

400

Ottawa serves as the capital of this enormous northern neighbor of the U.S.

What is Canada.

400

Represented by the letter "c" in physics, it travels at roughly 186,000 miles per second.

What is the speed of light.

400

This historical international trade route stretched from China to the Mediterranean. 

What was the Silk Road.

400

This type of fungus is used to make bread dough rise through fermentation.

What is yeast.

400

This popular racquet sport is played on a table divided by a net.

What is table tennis (or ping pong).

500

Reykjavik is the capital of this northern volcanic country.

What is Iceland.

500

This gas makes up roughly 78% of Earth's atmosphere.

What is nitrogen.

500

This massive international conflict began with the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914.

What was the Great War, known later as World War I.

500

This dish, originating in Switzerland, involves dipping bread into a communal pot of cheese.

What is fondue.

500

This is the maximum score possible in a single frame of bowling.

What is 30.

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