Famous People
Science
This 'n That
Geography
History
100
The author of "A Christmas Carol."
Who is Charles Dickens.
100
The three primary colors.
What is Red, Yellow, and Blue.
100
The singing voice which is the highest pitch - Soprano, Tenor, or Baritone.
What is Soprano.
100
The largest freshwater lake in the world (which happens to border several US states).
What is Lake Superior.
100
The US President who gave the famous Gettysburg Address speech.
Who is Abraham Lincoln.
200
This American swimmer holds the record of most decorated Olympian of all time with a total of 28 medals.
Who is Michael Phelps.
200
The chemical name for salt.
What is Sodium Chloride.
200
The chess piece which can only move diagonally.
What is the Bishop.
200
The largest island in the world.
What is Greenland.
200
The pilot who completed the first solo non-stop flight across the Atlantic.
Who is Charles Lindbergh.
300
The current reigning monarch of Great Britain.
Who is Queen Elizabeth II.
300
True or False: Amphibians are invertebrates?
What is False.
300
The building which is taller, the Eiffel Tower or the Statue of Liberty.
What is the Eiffel Tower.
300
The capital of the state of Washington.
What is Olympia.
300
The name of the legendary sword of King Arthur.
What is Excalibur.
400
The director of the "Lord of the Rings" Trilogy.
Who is Peter Jackson.
400
The sixth planet from the sun.
What is Saturn.
400
The fingernail which grows the fastest.
What is the nail on the middle finger.
400
Mount Rushmore is located in which US state?
What is South Dakota.
400
The American President who established NASA in 1958.
Who is Dwight D. Eisenhower.
500
The US President who was married to 'Lady Bird.'
Who is Lyndon B. Johnson.
500
The largest organ in the human body.
What is the skin.
500
The name given to someone who shoes horses.
What is a Farrier.
500
The country which is first to appear in the English dictionary.
What is Afghanistan.
500
The inscription on the tablet held in the left hand of the Statue of Liberty.
What is July IV MDCCLXXVI (or July 4, 1776).
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