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The amount of units in a dozen is?
12
French fries are invented in which country?
Belgium
The president of the USA before Trump’s first term in office is?
Obama
When using additive color mixing, the 3 primary colors are
Red, green, blue
This Chinese-based beverage company, named XiCha in China, has what English name?
Heytea
The number of oxygen atoms in a molecule of oxygen is?
2
In the game Valorant, the lowest possible rank is?
Iron 1
The name of archduke of Austria that got shot in the start of world war 1 is?
Franz Ferdinand
The guitar is classified as a strings instrument, but it is under which subclassification?
Plucked string
The Big Apple is the nickname of what city?
New York City
The brand name of the luxury and performance division of the car brand Honda.
Acura
The name of the world cup ball used in 2014. It involves a play on words on the name of the host.
Brazuca
The country Chad has 2 official language, being Arabic and this language. This language is also spoken by 500 million people.
French
Daily Double
The physical unit for current in a circuit is?
The Japanese cultural holidays that represents the passing of time by viewing flowers is called?
Cherry Blossom Season
This basketball player is the only player who won MVP as a player, coach of the year award, and the executive of the year award
Larry Bird
Small round fruits that is the major ingredient in balsamic vinegar
Grapes
A Dr Seuss character that is pro-environment, and kinda short
Lorax
A place where the creator imagined it as a place for the young and old, offering nostalgia and glimpses to the future
Disneyland
Before he was an Avenger, he escaped captivity by building a weaponized suit from scraps.
Iron Man
A restaurant famous for over-the-top customer service, like free snacks, games while you wait, and noodle-dancing
Haidilao
Before it became a video-game giant, this company was founded in 1889 making Hanafuda playing cards in Kyoto.
Nintendo
This city is a capital, and this city’s main river includes islands like Île de la Cité
Paris
A wide-brimmed hat traditionally associated with Mexico, designed to provide shade from the sun.
Sombrero
British spy known by the code number 007, created by author Ian Fleming.
James Bond