World Leaders
Natural Landmarks
5-letter nouns
World Cuisine
Animals you can't Domesticate
100
This McGill University Alum was elected Prime Minister of Canada in 2015.
Justin Trudeau
100
This mountain in Nepal boasts the highest elevation point on Earth.
Mount Everest
100
This simple staple food can be served sliced, or in loaves
Bread
100
This Quebecois tavernfare is perhaps the most known Canadian dish, apart from Maple Syrup.
Poutine
100
This striped horse relative is native to the African Savannah.
Zebra
200
This Judo Black-Belt has been Head of State in Russia for over 20 years
Vladimir Putin
200
This colorful display is known scientifically as the "aurora borealis"
Northern Lights
200
According to an ancient proverb, the love of this thing is the root of all evil.
Money
200
Spanakopita is a spinach pie hailing from this Mediterranean country
Greece
200
These docile animals are the largest land mammals living today.
Elephant
300
This eccentric Korean dictator was presumed dead in 2020, but still rules North Korea today.
Kim Jong-Un
300
Eyjafjallajökull is an active volcano, based in this tiny island nation, which erupted in 2010.
Iceland
300
When designing clothes for fashion week, you'll need one of these people to display your product.
Model
300
This Chinese sauce was approximated by McDonald's to pair with chicken nuggets in 1998, and then revived by a Rick and Morty fan campaign in 2017.
Szechuan Sauce
300
These ring-tailed mammalian critters can often be found raiding trash cans in suburban neighborhoods.
Raccoons
400
This recently elected Japanese president is a huge fan of baseball and beer.
Fumio Kishida
400
This massive divide formed as a result of the North American and Pacific Tectonic plates crashing into each other 250 Million Years ago.
Grand Canyon
400
This vibrant dancing style based on Latin American and American dances shares its name with a staple hispanic red sauce.
Salsa
400
Arepas are ground corn dough disks with meat filling, originating from this South American country
Colombia OR Argentina
400
Egyptian mythology used to depict the god Sobek as the lord of these water-dwelling reptiles
Crocodiles
500
This former New Zealand Prime Minister stepped down from office earlier this year, citing burnout.
Jacinda Ardern
500
The name of this jutting set of Chilean mountains translates to “Towers of Blue”
Torres Del Paine
500
Whether it's an instrument, or someone who speaks a language, this word from the ancient Greek word for “sound” can be used as a suffix.
Phone
500
This cassava sticky dough is a staple of West African cuisine, often eaten by hand
Fufu
500
This massive swamp-dwelling mammal is responsible for more deaths every year than lions and tigers and bears combined.
Hippopotamus