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100

How long is a marathon?

A. 24.5 Miles

B. 26.2 Miles

C. 21.9 Miles

D. 23.4 Miles

B

100

Which country singer is known as the “Man in Black”?

A) Willie Nelson

B) Johnny Cash

C) George Strait

D) Alan Jackson

B) Johnny Cash

100

What is the largest ocean on Earth?

A) Atlantic

B) Indian

C) Arctic

D) Pacific

D) Pacific

100

Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

A) Venus

B) Mars

C) Jupiter

D) Mercury

B) Mars

100

n Pulp Fiction (1994), what is the name of the restaurant where the opening robbery takes place?

A) Jack Rabbit Slim's

B) Hawthorne Grill

C) Big Kahuna Burger

D) Mel's Diner

B) Hawthorne Grill

200

How many players from one team are on the court in basketball?

A) 4

B) 5

C) 6

D) 7

B) 5

200

Which singer released the hit song “Jolene”?

A) Reba McEntire

B) Shania Twain

C) Dolly Parton

D) Tammy Wynette

C) Dolly Parton

200

Which U.S. state is known as the “Sunshine State”?

A) California

B) Florida

C) Arizona

D) Hawaii

B) Florida

200

What gas do plants absorb from the atmosphere during photosynthesis?

A) Oxygen

B) Nitrogen

C) Carbon dioxide

D) Hydrogen

C) Carbon dioxide

200

Who directed the 1998 film The Truman Show?

A) Tim Burton

B) Peter Weir

C) Ron Howard

D) Barry Levinson

B) Peter Weir

300

In golf, what is the term for scoring three under par on a single hole?

A) Eagle

B) Birdie

C) Albatross

D) Bogey

C) Albatross

300

Which country artist recorded “Friends in Low Places”?

A) Garth Brooks

B) Luke Bryan

C) Toby Keith

D) Alan Jackson

D) Alan Jackson

300

What is the capital of Australia?

A) Sydney

B) Melbourne

C) Canberra

D) Perth

C) Canberra

300

What is the chemical symbol for gold?

A) Ag

B) Gd

C) Go

D) Au

D) Au

300

In The Silence of the Lambs (1991), what is the name of Hannibal Lecter's former patient who is murdered?

A) Benjamin Raspail

B) Frederick Chilton

C) Jack Crawford

D) Miggs

A) Benjamin Raspail

400

Which country won the first men's FIFA World Cup in 1930?

A) Brazil

B) Italy

C) Argentina

D) Uruguay

D) Uruguay

400

What was Taylor Swift's debut studio album called?

A) Fearless

B) Speak Now

C) Taylor Swift

D) Red

C) Taylor Swift

400

Which African country was historically known as Abyssinia?

A) Kenya

B) Ethiopia

C) Ghana

D) Tanzania

B) Ethiopia

400

Which part of a cell contains most of its genetic material?

A) Nucleus

B) Ribosome

C) Cell membrane

D) Cytoplasm

A) Nucleus

400

Which 1976 film won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival that year?

A) Taxi Driver

B) Rocky

C) Network

D) All the President's Men

A) Taxi Driver

500

In what year did the first modern Olympic Games take place?

A) 1888

B) 1896

C) 1900

D) 1904

B) 1896

500

Which country singer released the album Chief in 2011?

A) Eric Church

B) Dierks Bentley

C) Chris Stapleton

D) Jason Aldean

A) Eric Church

500

Which country has the most natural lakes?

A) Russia

B) United States

C) Canada

D) Finland

C) Canada

500

What is the name of the boundary around a black hole beyond which light cannot escape?

A) Singularity

B) Event horizon

C) Accretion disk

D) Nebula

B) Event horizon

500

In Citizen Kane (1941), what is the name of the massive, unfinished estate built by Charles Foster Kane?

A) Xanadu

B) Neverland

C) Xanther

D) Shangri-La


A) Xanadu