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100

What were the names of Christopher Columbus's ships?

The Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa Maria

100

What do you call a piece of land that is almost entirely surrounded by water but is still connected to the mainland?

A Peninsula 

100

What common herb do some eaters complain tastes of soap?

Cilantro (coriander)

100

How many children are in the von Trapp family in The Sound of Music?

Seven

100

'The Phantom of the Opera' is set in which city?

Paris

200

Who assassinated John F. Kennedy?

Lee Harvey Oswald

200

Which continent has both the highest and lowest points on the surface of Earth?

Asia

200

In vegetarian cooking, in order to achieve a semi-solid and wiggly texture to your dessert, you might use Agar-Agar to replace what animal-derived ingredient?

Gelatin 

200

Which country has the largest population of tigers?

India

200

Who drew the famous illustration known as "Vitruvian Man"?

Leonardo da Vinci

300

What was the first nation to send an astronaut to space?

The Soviet Union

300

In which country would you find Angel Falls, the world’s tallest waterfall?

Venezuela 

300

Cottage Pie, made with a beef filling, is often confused by both Brits and non-Brits alike for what other iconic U.K pie dish made with a lamb filling?

Shepherd's Pie

300

Which artist is the best-selling female country artist of all time?

Shania Twain 

300

Who sculpted the statue of David?

Michelangelo

400

Who is the only US president to have been a former prisoner of war?

President Andrew Jackson

400

Which large body of water divides the state of Maryland into two?

The Chesapeake Bay

400

Oregon is a popular fishing spot for what “D” crab species, Metacarcinus magister, that grows to 20 cm across the carapace and is a popular seafood order?

Dungeness Crab

400

What was the first Pixar movie?

Toy Story 1995

400

Which country is famous for its traditional art of calligraphy?

China

500

Who wrote The Republic?

Plato

500

Which US states intersect at the Four Corners Monument?

Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Colorado

500

Used as either a bittering, flavoring, or stability agent, the plant Humulus lupulus has been increasingly used in beer during the 21st century. By what name is this species more commonly known?

Hops

500

What is the only mammal that can't jump?

Elephant

500

'The Thinker' sculpture is created by which artist?

Auguste Rodin

600

Which war did Operation: Desert Storm kick off in January 1991?

The Persian Gulf War

600

In which ocean will you find the Falkland Islands?

Atlantic Ocean


600

Somewhere between a coffee and a dessert, an ‘affogato’ contains espresso poured over what other star ingredient?

Gelato

600

What is the first thing a caterpillar eats after it hatches?

Its own shell

600

'The Dinner Party' is a famous installation artwork created by which artist?

Judy Chicago

700

Who said, "Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall?"

President Ronald Reagan

700

Which state contains the northernmost point in the continental US?

Minnesota 

700

Which Mexican beverage is made with plant milk (usually rice) and sweetened with sugar, vanilla, and cinnamon?

Horchata

700

What was the name of the first chimpanzee in space?

Ham the Chimp.

700

Which Latin American country is known for its vibrant street art scene?

Brazil

800

The "Cutie" brand of produce primarily focuses on what type of fruit?

Clementine