Food
Capital Cities
Flowers
Biology
Anything Goes
100
What is the most consumed fruit in the world?
Banana
100
Give the capital city of this country:
Madrid
100
What flower is this:
Daisy/Daisies
100
What is the largest organ of the human body?
Skin
100
Savoiardi, one of the main ingredients in Tiramisu, is also commonly known as...
Ladyfingers
200
What is the main ingredient in traditional Japanese miso?
Soybeans
200
Give this country's capital:
a. Dakar
b. Mogadishu
c. Khartoum
b. Mogadishu
200
What flower is this:
WRONG SPELLING = WRONG
Hydrangea
200
What molecule carries genetic information in most living organisms?
DNA
200
What is Gabbie's usual jersey number?
9
300
Name the pasta:
Gnocchi
300
Which capital city is located on two continents, with one part in Europe and the other in Asia?
Istanbul, Turkey
300
What flower is this:
Lily of the Valley
300
What type of blood cell is primarily responsible for fighting infections?
White blood cells (leukocytes)
300
What is SEVENTEEN VERNON's real full name?
Hansol Vernon Chwe
400
What spice is made from the dried stigma of a crocus flower and is one of the most expensive spices in the world?
Saffron
400
Which country has 3 capital cities to serve different functions (administrative, legislative, judicial)?
South Africa
400
In floral design, what is the term for the small flowers or delicate foliage used to fill gaps and add texture between the larger focal blooms?
Filler Flowers/Blooms
400
Which part of the brain is primarily responsible for balance, coordination, and fine motor control?
Cerebellum
400
Name at least 3 streets in Centrum 7 (all start with S)
Somalia, Singapore, Spain, Senegal, Sudan, Syria
500
What is the name of the chemical reaction responsible for the browning and complex flavors that develop when meat, bread, and other foods are cooked at high temperatures?
The Maillard Reaction
500
Which national capital was formerly known as Christiania or Kristiania until 1925?
Oslo, Norway
500
Which flower is named after the Greek goddess of the rainbow because of its wide range of flower colors?
Iris
500
What is the name of the process by which a single fertilized egg develops into genetically identical cells during early embryonic growth?
Mitosis
500
"Esca Lume" is a play on what word defined as:
the emission of light by a substance at cool temperatures; i.e. light production without generating significant heat
WRONG SPELLING = WRONGLUMINESCENCE