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100

This ocean lies between Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Antarctic.

What is the Indian Ocean?

100

This planet was reclassified in August 2006 as a "dwarf planet" because of its location in the Kuiper Belt.

What is Pluto?

100

This Italian explorer gave his name to America.

Who is Amerigo Vespucci (1451-1512)?

100

This medical drama shares its name with an 1858 textbook which is considered a classic work on the subject of the human body.

What is "Grey's Anatomy"?

100

The Oval Office and the Cabinet Room are situated in this part of the White House.

What is the West Wing?

200
These two countries make up the Iberian peninsula.

What are Portugal and Spain?

200

This scientist led the development of the atom bomb, but later objected to the development of the hydrogen bomb.

Who is J. Robert Oppenheimer (1904-1967)?

200

This nickname describes the 1925 case in which lawyer Clarence Darrow defended teacher John Scopes.

What is the Monkey Trial?

200

In this film, a character displaying extraordinary vision says, "I see dead people."

What is "The Sixth Sense"?

200

She was the first female justice of the US Supreme Court.

Who is Sandra Day O'Connor?

300

This Canadian province is often called "The Cradle of New France"

What is Quebec?

300

This metal has a liquid consistency at room temperature.

What is mercury?

300

This is the name given to the top secret documents which were leaded to the NY Times in 1971 by Daniel Ellsberg.

What are the Pentagon Papers?

300
Name the mini-series in which Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones play retired Texas Rangers on a cattle drive to Montana.

What is "Lonesome Dove"?

300

In the US Congress, this term describes the use of long speeches intended to prevent the adoption of a popular measure.

What is a filibuster?

400

This is another name for the Aurora Borealis.

What is The Northern Lights?

400

This is the common name of the galaxy that encompasses our solar system.

What is the Milky Way?

400

Ironically, Presidents Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and James Monroe all died on this National Holiday.

What is the Fourth of July (Independence Day)?

400

This silent move icon became famous as "The Little Tramp."

Who is Charlie Chaplin?

400

This president, nicknamed Silent Cal, refused to talk on the telephone.

Who is Calvin Coolidge?

500

You would find naturally growing Giant Sequoia trees in this US state.

What is California?

500

What do you call two straight lines that will never cross, even if you extend them infinitely?

What are parallels?

500

This nuclear accident released more radiation than both atomic bombs in WWII.

What is Chernobyl?

500

In this American TV series, the main character's neighbor is called Cosmo Kramer.

What is "Seinfeld"?

500

In 2003, in the US House of Representatives cafeteria, they renamed their French fries to this.

What are Freedom fries?