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Who was the first President of the USA?
George Washington 
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What is the capital of Wales?
Cardiff
100
The classic novel Pride and Prejudice was written by this English author.
Jane Austen
100
This British tradition involves drinking tea with sandwiches and pastries in the afternoon.
Afternoon Tea
100
The word that describes fear of long words.
Hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia
200
When was The Declaration of Independence in the US signed?
July 4, 1776
200
The longest river in the USA
the Missouri River
200
The American singer known as the "King of Rock and Roll".
Elvis Presley
200
The national winter sport of Canada.
Ice hockey
200
The English language has borrowed the most words from this language.
French
300
What is the name of the tallest statue in the USA, gifted by France?
the Statue of Liberty
300
What is the largest city in Australia?
Sydney
300
This British TV series about a detective is set in modern-day London and stars Benedict Cumberbatch.
Sherlock
300
On December 26th, the UK and other Commonwealth countries celebrate this holiday.
Boxing Day
300
English belongs to this language family.
Germanic language family
400
The most famous queen of England who ruled in the 19th century
Victoria
400
The highest mountain in the UK.
Ben Nevis
400
What year was the first Star Wars movie released?
1977
400
On January 26th, Australians celebrate this national holiday.
Australia Day
400
The oldest known English word that is still in use today.
Town
500
What is the name of Canada's largest French-speaking province?
Quebec
500
The hottest place in the USA, located in California.
Death Valley
500
This New Zealand author wrote The Lord of the Rings.
J.R.R. Tolkien
500
In Australia and New Zealand, people enjoy a sweet meringue-based dessert named after a Russian ballerina.
Pavlova
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500
The only letter in the English alphabet that is also a word.
I
