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There are this many colors in a traditional rainbow.

What is 7?

100

The name of Rapunzel's pet chameleon. 

What is Pascal? 
100

This is the largest ocean on Earth.

What is the Pacific Ocean?


100

What is the fastest land animal?

What is a cheetah? 

100

How many people can be in the kitchen with a staff watching? 

what is 3? 


200

This planet is known as the Red Planet.

What is Mars?

200

In The Emperor's New Groove, what animal is Kuzco transformed into?

What is a llama?

200

This country is home to the Great Pyramids of Giza.

What is Egypt?

200

Which bird is the symbol of the United States?

What is the bald eagle?

200

What does the "D" in DBT stand for?

What is Dialectical?

300

This famous clock tower is attached to the Palace of Westminster in London.

What is Big Ben?

300

In Lilo & Stitch, what experiment number is Stitch?

What is 626?

300

This desert covers much of northern Africa.

What is the Sahara Desert

300

This reptile is the largest living species of lizard.

What is a Komodo Dragon? 

300

What does "lumos" mean in Latin? 

What is "light"?

400

This country invented paper, gunpowder, the compass, and printing.

What is China? 

400

Which Disney princess is the only one based on a real historical person?

Who is Pocahontas?

400

Which two continents are entirely in the Southern Hemisphere?

What are Australia and Antartica

400

Which mammal has the strongest bite force of any land mammal?

What is a hippo

400

What year was Lumos founded? 

What is 2022?

500

Which scientist developed the three laws of motion?

Who is Isaac Newton? 

500

Before Mickey Mouse, Walt Disney created a rabbit character that he lost the rights to. What was the rabbit's name?

Who is Oswald the Lucky Rabbit?

500

This country has the longest coastline in the world.

What is Canada? 


500

This animal has the largest brain of any animal on Earth.

What is a Sperm Whale?

500

What does Mason say at the end of his groups? Especially process groups.

What is, "take what you need and leave the rest".