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100

In this film, a lion cub must reclaim Pride Rock after his Uncle Scar takes over. 

What is The Lion King?

100

This campus is home to Rutgers Business School, The Plaza, and Jersey Mike's Arena. 

What is Livingston? 

100

This African mammal is the tallest living land animal. 

What is a giraffe? 

100

This South American country is home to the majority of the Amazon rainforest. 

What is Brazil?

100

This Paris landmark was originally constructed for the 1889 World's Fair.

What is the Eiffel Tower? 

200

Timothee Chalamet plays Paul Atreides in this sci-fi film franchise set partly on the desert planet Arrakis. 

What is Dune?

200

This Revolutionary Way colonel and philanthropist gave Rutgers its current name in 1825. 

Who is Colonel Henry Rutgers?

200

This desert-dwelling mammal stores fat in its hump. 

What is a camel? 

200

This is the largest US state by land area. 

What is Alaska? 
200

In Spain, participants in this famous festival attempt to run ahead of bulls through the streets of Pamplona.

What is the Running of the Bulls? 

300

In this Pixar film, a rat named Remy pursues his dream of becoming a chef in Paris.

What is Ratatouille?

300

Developed at Rutgers in 1934, this fruit/veggie variation became famous for its flavor and commercial success. 

What is the Rutgers Tomato? 

300
This bird is the largest living bird species on Earth.

What is an ostrich? 

300

This is the only US state that borders exactly one other US state.

What is Maine? 
300

This famous Indian monument was built by Emperor Shah Jahan as a mausoleum for his wife. 

What is the Taj Mahal?

400

Katniss Everdeen volunteers to take her younger sister's place in a dangerous televised competition. 

What are The Hunger Games?

400
This year Rutgers became the official state university of New Jersey through state legislation. 

What is 1945?

400

The only mammal capable of true sustained flight, this animal navigates using echolocation. 

What is a bat? 

400

This mountain range forms a natural boundary between France and Spain.

What are the Pyrenees? 

400

This ancient civilization built Machu Picchu in the Andes Mountains of present-day Peru.

Who are the Incas? 

500

This metal is bonded to Wolverine's skeleton and claws, making them nearly indestructible. (Hint: it starts with an A)

What is adamantium? 

500

This historic campus building, whose cornerstone was laid in 1809, is among Rutgers' oldest surviving landmarks. 

What is Old Queens? 

500

These marine mammals produces clicks and whistles and uses sound to navigate underwater. 

What is a dolphin and whale? 

500

This landlocked country, home to Ulaanbaatar, lies between Russia and China.

What is Mongolia?

500

This ancient ceremonial site in England features a circle of massive standing stones.

What is Stonehenge?