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Food

100

This is the main ingredient in guacamole.

Avocado

200

This dessert is made by layering coffee-soaked biscuits with mascarpone cheese.

Tiramisu

 

300

This nut is used to make marzipan.

Almonds

400

This grain is commonly used to make bread and pasta.

Wheat

500

This ancient grain, also called "the mother of all grains," is a staple in Andean cuisine.

quinoa

English

100

If I ___ more time, I would learn a new language.

had

200

This synonym for "important" starts with the letter "C."

Crucial

300

This idiom means to start something new and exciting: "Turn over a new ___."

Leaf

400

What does the idiom "to let the cat out of the bag" mean?

to reveal a secret

500

This phrasal verb means "to cancel"

Call off

Culture

100

This country is famous for its maple syrup and hockey.

Canada

200

This South American country is famous for the dance called the tango.

Argentina

300

This large statue in New York Harbor was a gift from France.

Statue of Liberty 

400

This Asian country is famous for its kimchi, K-pop, and the tech company Samsung.

South Korea

500

This annual event in Brazil is one of the largest carnivals in the world.

Rio Carnival

World

100

This continent is home to the Sahara Desert.

Africa

200

This mountain is the tallest peak in the world, standing at 8,848 meters.

Mount Everest

300

This popular "outdoor" sport, known for its large white ball and wooden clubs, is often played on a course with 18 holes.

Golf

400

This global event, first held in 1889, is now held every four years and brings together athletes from countries around the world.

Olympic Games

500

This large body of water separates Europe and Africa.

Mediterranean Sea

People

100

This British singer is known for songs like "Shape of You" and "Perfect."

Ed Sheeran

200

This man is famous for his theory of relativity and is often seen sticking out his tongue in famous photos.

Albert Einstein

300

This artist, known for his surrealist works, painted "The Persistence of Memory" with melting clocks.

Salvador Dalí

400

This American inventor is credited with inventing the telephone.

Alexander Graham Bell

500

This philosopher, famous for his work "The Republic," is considered one of the founders of Western philosophy.

Plato