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100

Which country is home to the ancient city of Petra?

Jordan

100

What's the number 1 selling cereal in the U.S.?

Cheerios

100

Who was the first woman to anchor a TV network evening newscast?

Barbara Walters

100

In 1951, an actor George Reeves starred in this show.

Superman

100

What is the largest bird in the world by wingspan?

 Albatross

100

How many players are on a soccer team on the field at one time?

11

200

What is the coldest inhabited place on Earth?

Siberia, Russia

200

What country did french fries actually originate from?

Belgium

200

When was the Declaration of Independence signed?

August 2, 1776

200

Allen Funt created and hosted this show which was a big hit.

Candid camera

200

What is the largest living species of lizard?

The Komodo dragon

200

What sport was the first to be filmed?

Boxing

300

What's the longest river in Western Europe?

The Rhine

300

What is the only food that can never go bad?

Honey

300

Who created the U.S. Postal Service?

Benjamin Franklin

300

What year was the movie Gone With The Wind released?

1939

300

Which element has the atomic number 26?

Iron

300

In blackjack, players try to get cards that add up to 21, and no higher. What is the count sought in baccarat?

9

400

Where's the Petrified Forest?

Arizona

400

 What animal does venison come from?

Deer

400

What flower represents the remembrance of armed forces who fought in World War I in Europe?

The Poppy

400

The star of this show was Clayton Moore.

The Lone Ranger

400

What is the hottest planet in our solar system?

Venus. Its thick carbon dioxide atmosphere traps heat

400

How wide is the netted goal in ice hockey?

6 feet

500

What U.S. state capital took its name from the French for red stick?

Baton Rouge

500

Invented in 1930, this well-known golden snack cake has a white cream filling.

Twinkie

500

What treaty officially ended the Revolutionary War?

The Treaty of Paris (1783).

500

What was the name of the quiz show that was emceed by Bud Collyer from 1950-1956 and sponsored by Sylvania?

Beat The Clock

500

 How long does it take Earth to orbit the Sun once?

365.25 days — that extra 0.25 is why we have leap years!

500

What is ornithology?

Bird watching

600

What nationality discovered New Zealand?

The Dutch

600

What flavoring gives root beer its distinct taste?

Sassafras root

600

What was the first U.S. state?

Delaware.

600

This show starred a dog a German Shepherd.

The Adventure of Rin Tin Tin

600

Which animal has the strongest bite force in the animal kingdom?

Saltwater crocodile

600

Spelunking is the exploration of what?

Caves

700

What are there more of in Australia than people?

There are more kangaroos than people

700

What was the first vegetable ever to be grown in space?

The potato

700

Who was the first Black Supreme Court justice in the United States?

Thurgood Marshall

700

This 1953 show has three ghosts, one of which can be described as a real booze-hound.

Topper

700

How many miles per hour can cheetahs run?

70MPH

700

What is the number 1 pizza chain?

Dominos

800

What’s the least populated country in the world?


Greenland

800

What country is the origin of the cocktail the Mojito?

Cuba

800

Who was the first female Vice President of the United States?

Kamala Harris.

800

This dance show spawned a string of studios across America.

 The Arthur Murray Party

800

What is Alfred Nobel famous for inventing?

The blasting cap and dynamite


800

What does the art of calligraphy involve?

Handwriting

900

What was Christopher Columbus trying to find?

The route to India

900

What New York City restaurant, opened in 1827, is considered the first fine dining restaurant in America?

Delmonico's

900

What was the name of the Category 5 hurricane that hit New Orleans and its surrounding areas in 2005?

 Hurricane Katrina

900

This was a really popular show in the 50s.
It was based on two Mexican gentlemen who wore large sombreros.
One of the men the sidekick was named Poncho.

The Cisco Kid

900

 Which animal's front teeth never stop growing?

Squirrel

900

How many keys does a standard piano have?

88

1000

What are the top 3 visited cities in the world?

1.Bangkok

2. London

3. Hong Kong

1000

What is the only fruit that has seeds on the outside?

Strawberry

1000

Which U.S. city hosted the Summer Olympics in 1996?

Atlanta

1000

This popular show which started in 1960 starred Fred MacMurray as widower Steve Douglas, trying to raise 3 young boys

My Three Sons

1000

Name 3 types of birds that can talk?

Parrots, Mynahs, Cockatoos

1000

The type of radar used by storm chasers to measure wind speeds is called what?

Doppler