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What year saw the completion of Big Ben?
1858
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What was the first planet to be discovered with a telescope?
Uranus
100
Which US state, now the second largest state, was once an independent republic?
Texas
100
What is Mozart's full name?
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
100
What is the longest running crime and court room series, 24 seasons?
Law and Order
200
Who commanded the American troops during World War I?
General John J. Pershing
200
What is the largest species of shark?
Whale Shark
200
Where is the "Land of 10,000 Lakes"?
Minnesota
200
What color was long considered the color of royalty?
Purple
200
what was the crime in the beginning of "Goonies"
Jail break
300
Who was assassinated by James Earl Ray?
Martin Luther King, Jr.
300
What is the cell where a virus reproduces called?
Host cell
300
Other than English, what is the main language in Guam?
Chamorro
300
What country does the cappuccino originate from?
Italy
300
What famous author committed suicide in Ketchum Idaho
Hemingway
400
What sport was Abraham Lincoln a champion in?
Wrestling
400
What is the Japanese word for "harbor wave"?
Tsunami
400
What country has the highest average rainfall in the world?
India
400
How many compass point names are there?
32 total 
400
What serial killer abducted Roberta Kahleen Parks from the U.S in 1974, his 5th victim
Ted Bundy
500
Who was the only president to serve in both World Wars?
Dwight D Eisenhower
500
Which spacecraft was the first one to leave the Solar System?
Voyager 1
500
Which is Europe's second largest island after Great Britain?
Iceland
500
Which star is represented by placing a star on top of a Christmas tree?
Star of Bethlehem
500
What was "cool-hand Lukes" crime
Cutting the heads off parking meters
600
What happened to the Liberty Bell in 1835?
It cracked
600
What is considered the fifth sense?
Touch
600
What is the second largest saltwater lake in the U.S.?
Lake Pontchartrain
600
Pineapples, kiwis and papayas contain enzymes that can do what to meat?
Tenderizes it- makes it tender
600
What country was banded from the 2018 winter Olympics and stripped of 51 metals for using perform once- enhancing drugs?
Russia
700
Who succeeded Jimmy Carter as the 40th President of the United States?
Ronald Reagan
700
What process does milk undergo to become yogurt?
Bacterial fermentation
700
What's the oldest university in England?
Oxford University
700
Which continent would you find the "Strait of Magellan" in?
South America
700
Why was Jonathan Pollar jailed for life?
Selling military secrets to Isreal
800
Why did humans almost go extinct in 70,000 B.C.?
Volcanic eruption
800
Which side of the brain is responsible for logic and rational thought?
Left side
800
The Principality of Monaco is bordered to the north, east, and west, by what other European country?
France
800
The middle finger of which famous scientist is on display in a museum?
Galileo's
800
Who did "squeaky" Fromme attempt to assassinate?
Gerald Ford
900
What country's entire population was condemned to death by the Spanish Inquisition?
The Netherlands
900
How many sides are on a triacontagon?
30
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As defined by the U.S. census, the Midwest region includes two subdivisions. One of these includes Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and what other state?
Michigan
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What is the name of the biggest part of the human brain?
The cerebrum
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Who high-jacked a boing 727 jet over western Washington and parachuted to escape?
D.B Cooper
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Where in Ukraine, did Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin meet in 1945?
Yalta
1000
What is the lightest element on the periodic table?
Hydrogen
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What vase-shaped lake in Venezuela, the largest in South America, is thought to be one of the oldest lakes on earth?
Lake Maracaibo
1000
The traditional chef's hat has 100 pleats, which symbolizes the number of what?
Ways to cook an egg
1000
Who was the 39th vice president, guilty of tax evasion, who resigned from the Nixon administration?
Stiro Agnew