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50

This freestanding bell tower is known for its nearly four-degree lean from the result of an unstable foundation in Italy


The Leaning Tower of Pisa

50

Hurricanes can only form over what (warm, hot, or cold) ocean waters

Warm

50

What is the square root of 144

12

50

What was the name of the Pilgrams' ship

The Mayflower

50

What is the name of our school?

Old Trail

100

This iconic 605 ft tall spire in Seattle has an observation deck and rotating restaurant 

The Space Needle

100

What type of matter are atoms most tightly packed

Solids

100

Tyler has to solve 110 Math problems. He solved 55 problems yesterday and 40 problems today. How many problems yet to solve?

15

100

What caused the Boston Tea Party in 1773

Mainly taxation without representation

100

Who is the main director?

Mrs. Johnson

150

One of the world's most recognizable landmarks located in Paris, this tower was designed as the centerpiece of the 1889 World's Fair in Paris and was meant to commemorate the centennial of the French Revolution and show off France's modern mechanical prowess on a world stage.

The Eiffel Tower

150

Which planet has the most moons - at 82 discovered moons

Saturn

150

Reduce the fraction: 8/26

4/13

150

What city was the first capital of the United States

New York City

150

What state did Mr. Ruff live in prior to moving back to Ohio?

What is South Carolina
200

Where is Burj Khalifa, being the tallest building in the world stands at over 2,716.5 ft, located

Dubai

200

What animal do we share 99.8% of our DNA with

Chimpanzees

200

How many feet are in a mile?

5280

200

Who did the Lewis and Clark expedition hire to help them on interpreting Native American languages?

Sacagawea

200

How many days are there in September?

30

250

Built around 1450 AD, a symbol of the Incan Empire, what country can you find Machu Picchu? 

Peru

250

What is the gestation of an African Elephant

21-22 months

250

12X12

144

250

What countries were fighting each other during the Revolutionary War? Great Britain and the United States

 Great Britain and the United States


250

What has a lot of flies but never gets off the ground?

A garbage truck

300

What castle in Romania is connected with the fictional vampire - Count Dracula

Bran Castle


300

What is it called when water turns into a gas?

Evaporation

300

How many sides does a hexagon have?

6

300

What founding father was credited with inventing bifocals

Benjamin Franklin

300

What is the name of the fast food chain with golden arches?

McDonald's

350

This immense mausoleum was built in India as a tomb for the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan's wife, who died during child birth in 1631

The Taj Mahal

350

What storm can have wind speeds of over 300 mph and can cause major damage?


Tornado

350

What is the greatest common factor of 13 and 31

1

350

This event caused 4,000 members of the Cherokee Native American tribe to die from the cold, hunger, and disease during the relocation of Native Americans under the Indian Removal Act

The Trail of Tears
350

Who wrote the original story "Twas The Night Before Christmas?'

Charles Dickens 

400

This waterfall is part of a group of waterfalls that border Canada and the US

Niagara Falls

400

What instrument is used to measure air pressure

Barometer

400

What do all opposite sides of dice equal?

7

400

3.9 million slaves were freed at the conclusion of this war

The Civil War

400

Name That Book: What is the seventh and final installment in J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

450

This is a prehistoric monument in Wiltshire England consists of an outer ring of vertical Sarsen standing stones, each around 13 feet high, seven feet wide, and weighing around 25 tons, topped by connecting horizontal lintel stones

Stonehenge

450

What percentage of people have green eyes? (with in 10%)

2%

450

What do you use to measure angles?

A protractor

450

Passed in 1920 who did the 19th amendment give the right to vote?

Women

450

Who is the author of "Green Eggs and Ham?"

Dr. Suess

500

This statue is a religious symbol, a cultural symbol and a symbol of Brazil. The statue was meant to show that Christ loves all and will embrace all that come to him

  Christ the Redeemer

500

How many times do you blink in a minute? (Within 5)

20 times

500
What is a 12-sided object called?

dodecagon

500

What President signed the Indian Removal Act of 1830?

Andrew Jackson

500

Who is the Governor of our state?

Mike Dewine