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100

What famous tower has 20,000 light bulbs?

The Eiffel Tower 


100

Which Korean noodle dish is made with black bean sauce?
A) Japchae                    B) Naengmyeon
C) Jajangmyeon             D) Bibim guksu

 

C) Jajangmyeon

100

Which city is known as "The City of Lights"?

Paris


100

Which element has the chemical symbol “W”?
A) Tungsten              B) Silver
C) Tin                       D) Vanadium

A) Tungsten


100

The Asian country formerly known as Burma is now called __________. 

A. Thailand  B. Cambodia  C. Myanmar  D. Malaysia

Myanmar

 

100

What is the term for a word with the opposite meaning?
A) Synonym              B) Antonym
C) Homonym             D) Metonym

B) Antonym

Example:

hot-cold, night-day, happy-sad, empty-full

100

What’s the name of the fairy in “Peter Pan”?

Tinker Bell


200

Which beverage is made from fermented apples?
A) Mead    B) Cider    C) Perry    D) Sake

B) Cider


200

Which country is the world’s largest producer of olive oil?
A) Italy        B) Spain       C) Greece      D) Turkey

 

B) Spain

It accounts for around 50% of global olive oil production.

200

Which city has the nickname "The City That Never Sleeps?

New York City


200

Which acid is found in vinegar?
A) Citric Acid                B) Acetic Acid
C) Formic Acid              D) Lactic Acid

 

B) Acetic Acid


200

Which country has the longest coastline?
A) Australia          B) Canada
C) Russia             D) Indonesia

B) Canada

Its coastline stretches for 202,080 kilometers (125,567 miles.)

200

The English word “salary” originally referred to payment in what form?
A) Gold coins           B) Salt
C) Grain                  D) Livestock

B) Salt

200

What type of animal is Baloo in “The Jungle Book”?
A) Panther    B) Bear   C) Tiger    D) Orangutan 

 

B) Bear


300

 “Songkran” is the traditional New Year’s water festival of which country?
A) Cambodia               B) Laos
C) Thailand                 D) Myanmar

C) Thailand


300

What is the main ingredient in hummus?
A) Lentils             B) Chickpeas
C) Beans             D) Peas 


B) Chickpeas


300

Which airline is nicknamed “The Flying Kangaroo”?
A) Qantas                       B) Air New Zealand
C) Australian Airlines       D) Jetstar

A) Qantas


300

What is the chemical formula for ozone?
A) O₂       B) O₃      C) O₄     D) CO₂

B) O₃

This indicates that an ozone molecule is composed of three oxygen atoms.


300

Which continent has the most countries?

Africa

Africa -54
Asia -48





300

What is the dot over the letters “i” and “j” called?
A) Umlaut              B) Tittle
C) Accent               D) Point

B) Tittle

300

Who is the main antagonist in “Moana”?
A) Te Kā                 B) Tamatoa
C) Maui                  D) Sina

A) Te Kā

- a monstrous lava creature.


400

Which luxury fashion house created the fragrance “J’adore”?

Dior


400

What is the most expensive mushroom in the world?
A) Shiitake                B) Truffle
C) Porcini                  D) Matsutake

B) Truffle


400

What is the world’s longest non-stop commercial flight route as of 2025?
A) Mexico to Shenzhen  
B) Doha to Auckland
C) Singapore to New York
D) Sydney to Dallas

C) Singapore to New York

This flight covers a distance of 9,536 miles (15,346 kilometers) and takes approximately 18 hours and 40 minutes.

400

Which noble gas is used in advertising signs for its bright red-orange glow?

Neon


400

Mount Everest lies on the border of Nepal and which other country?

China


400

What is the term for a combination of two words to form a new one, like “smog” from “smoke” and “fog”?
A) Blend                B) Acronym
C) Compound         D) Contraction

A) Blend

Examples:

  • Smog: smoke + fog
  • Brunch: breakfast + lunch
  • Spork: spoon + fork
  • Chillax: chill + relax
  • Staycation: stay + vacation
  • Hangry: hungry + angry 
400

In “Cars,” what is the number of Lightning McQueen?

95


500

Penicillin was discovered by which scientist?


Alexander Fleming 


500

In what country did the sandwich originate?


England 


500

Which country has the most commercial pilots?  

USA

500

Which element is named after the creator of the periodic table?

Mendelevium (Md) 

The element Mendelevium (Md) is named after Dmitri Mendeleev, the creator of the periodic table.


500

Which country has the capital city of Tbilisi?

Georgia


500

I have many eyes yet cannot spy—
bake me warm and serve me dry. What am I?  

potato


500

In “Shrek,” what type of creature is Donkey’s wife?

dragon