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100

This modern Percy Jackson book series is based on the myths and gods of this ancient civilization.

What is Ancient Greece?

100

This is the name for a word that means the exact opposite of another word.

What is an antonym?

100

These tiny, specialized bumps on your tongue allow you to taste sweet, salty, sour, and bitter flavors.

What are taste buds?

100

This ancient civilization built massive stone pyramids as tombs for their rulers, the Pharaohs.

What is Ancient Egypt?

100

In professional basketball, a shot made from beyond the large arc is worth this many points.

What is three?

200

This famous poem by Edgar Allan Poe features a spooky bird that only repeats the word "Nevermore."

What is The Raven?

200

This part of speech is a word that describes or modifies a noun, like "blue," "loud," or "heavy."

What is an adjective?

200

This hard, white substance covers your teeth and is the hardest material in the human body.

What is enamel?

200

A famous wooden horse was used by Greek soldiers to sneak inside this rival city's walls.

What is Troy 

200

This legendary gymnast won four gold medals at the 2016 Rio Olympics and is widely considered the greatest of all time.

Who is Simone Biles?

300

This author wrote The Tom Sawyer and The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.  

Who is Mark Twain?

300

This is the term for a word that is spelled the same way backward and forward, like "racecar."

What is a palindrome?

300

This is the scientific name for your jawbone, which holds your lower teeth in place.

What is the mandible?

300

This period of European history, meaning "rebirth," saw a massive surge in art, science, and exploration.

What is the Renaissance?

300

In tennis, this specific word is used to represent a score of zero.

What is love?

400

This 1953 Arthur Miller play uses the 1692 Salem witch trials to comment on McCarthyism.

What is The Crucible?

400

This specific part of a dictionary entry tells you the historical origin and development of a word.

What is the etymology?

400

This butterfly-shaped gland located in your neck regulates your body's metabolism.

What is the thyroid?

400

This 1215 document signed by King John of England limited the power of the monarchy for the first time.

What is the Magna Carta?

400

This is the exact number of miles in a standard, official marathon race.

What is 26.2 miles?

500

Set during the Jazz Age, this F. Scott Fitzgerald contemporary wrote The Sun Also Rises and A Farewell to Arms.

Who is Ernest Hemingway?

500

This specific dictionary label indicates a word that is used in casual, informal conversation rather than formal writing.

What is colloquial?

500

This is the largest and most complex nerve in the human body, running from the lower back down each leg.

What is the sciatic nerve?

500

This German monk sparked the Protestant Reformation in 1517 by nailing his 95 Theses to a church door.

Who is Martin Luther?

500

In 1947, this iconic player did not just break the color barrier; he also became the first-ever recipient of the newly created MLB Rookie of the Year Award.

Who was Jackie Robinson?