BBR's Jeopardy IV

Let me address this

100

Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard, Dubai.

Burj Khalifa

200

Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, D.C. 20500

White House

300

Dharmapuri Forest Colony, Uttar Pradesh 282001

Taj Mahal

400

Corcovado Mountain, Parque Nacional da Tijuca, Alto da Boa Vista.

Christ the Redeemer

500

Place Charles de Gaulle, 75008, Paris

Arc de Triomphe

Teen thigada

100

Imam Pasand, Totapuri, and Dussehri

Mangoes

200

Matsya, Kurma, and Varaha

Avatars of Lord Vishnu

300

Mojari, Paduka, and Kolhapuri:

Footwear (Jootey)

400

Kanha, Periyar, and Ranthambore

National Parks or Tiger Reserves

500

Ravi, Damodar, and Meethi

Indian Rivers

City country

100

Damascus is the capital and largest city of X. It is the oldest capital in the world, and, according to some, the fourth holiest city in Islam

Syria

200

Angkor also known as Yasodharapura was the capital city of the Khmer empire, located in the present day X

Cambodia

300

Mosul is the second largest city in X overall. Situated on the banks of Tigris, the city encloses the ruins of the ancient Assyrian city of Nineveh

Iran

400

Vientiane, X’s national capital mixes French colonial architecture with Buddhist temples. Along broad boulevards and treelined streets are many notable shrines including Wat Si Muang, built atop a Hindu shrine.

Laos

500

Bagan is an ancient city and a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Mandalay region of X. This city was the capital of the Pagan Kingdom, the first kingdom thatunified religions that would later constitute X

Myanmar

‘Lal’ Baug cha Raja

100

What many Indian kitchens call chai before they even boil water (Brooke Bond's classic).

Red Label

200

Westeros RSVP - ‘regrets only (forever). The event where they forgot the band and bought crossbows.

Red Wedding

300

The cutest Firefox band mascot

The Red Panda

400

Microsoft’s global headquarters

Redmond, WA

500

The fedora-wearing open-source company that turned Linus into enterprise chic.

Red Hat

Double Entendre

100

Clue 1: In history, it refers to land tax.

Clue 2: In cinema, it is the name of Aamir Khan's Oscar-nominated cricket epic.

Lagaan

200

Clue 1: On the road, it is an Enfield motorcycle.

Clue 2: In films, it is what every villain is trying to dodge.

Bullet

300

Clue 1: In school, students deal with the nightmares of memorizing these up to 20.

Clue 2: In terms of furniture, it is something you eat at.

Table

400

Clue 1: In finance, it refers to paper currency.

Clue 2: In music, it is what musicians turn into magic.

Notes

500

Clue 1: During the pandemic, this was a form of protection.

Clue 2: In cinema, it is Jim Carrey's green alter-ego.

Mask