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100

Which country is known as the "land of the rising sun"?

Japan

100

What is the longest wall in the world?

The Great Wall of China 

100

What is the tallest animal in the world?

The giraffe 

100

What type of animal was Robin in the movie Robin Hood?

A fox

100

How many colors can you find in a pack of M&M's?

Six (Orange, Red, Yellow, Blue, Green and Brown)

200

What city would you visit to see the Trevi Fountain?

Rome

200

In Greek mythology, who is the God of the Sea?

Poseidon

200

What nationality is the group ABBA?

Swedish

200

Which Disney princess is the only one based on a real person?

Pocahontas

200

Which industry can no longer display brands on its packaging?

Tobacco

300

What two colors are in the flag of the United Nations?

Blue and White

300

What year did the Titanic sink (give or take 2 years)?

1912

300

What is the second most practiced sport in France (after football)?

Tennis

300

In The Little Mermaid, what does Ariel trade to Ursula?

Her voice

300

In which country are the Samsung headquarters?


South Korea
400

What is the longest mountain chain in the world?

The Andes

400

Constantinople was the name of which modern city during the Byzantine Empire? 

Istanbul

400

Which show Follows the Lives of employees At Dunder Mifflin’s, a paper company?

The Office

400

What is Mowgli raised by in The Jungle Book?

Wolves

400

Amazon was originally a website selling what?

Books

500

Which country has three capital cities?

South Africa. Pretoria as the administrative and the executive capital, Cape Town as the legislative capital and Bloemfontein as its judicial capital.

500

Who is commonly credited with creating the first printing press?

Gutenberg

500

Which Italian town is the setting for Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet?

Verona

500

What does Mulan call herself when pretending to be a man?

Ping

500

What nationality is the Volvo brand?

Swedish

600

Which country is home to the Atacama Desert, driest place on Earth?

Chile

600

In which US town did the Witch trials take place?

Salem

600

Who painted "The Scream"?

Edward Munch

600

What are the names of Hades’ minions in Hercules?

Pain and Panic

600

Nike was named after the Greek Goddess of what?

Victory

700

How many countries do the Alps go through?

They stretch across six countries: France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, Germany and Slovenia.

700

Which country did Finland get its independence from in 1918, following the Finnish Civil War?

Russia 

700

What is the loudest animal on Earth?

The sperm whale (cachalot)

700

Which cartoon are those lyrics from: 

Faites-moi confiance
Votre récompense
Vous l'aurez quand viendra ce beau jour
Quand la gloire couronnera ma tête

The Lion King

700

Cola, cherry, licorice, apricot, and cardamom are five of the 23 flavors famously advertised to be present in every can of what drink?

Dr. Pepper

800

What mountain range separates Europe and Asia?

The Ural mountains

800

What is the oldest currency still in use?

The British Pound

800

For which product is France ranked first of production within the EU?

Wheat (blé)

800

What is Maleficent's only weakness?

Iron

800

What brand is this logo?


NBC

900

How many countries are in North America? (give or take 4)

23

900

Which 15th-century explorer was the first European to reach India by sea, linking Europe and Asia via the Cape of Good Hope?

Vasco de Gamma 

900

What was the first toy advertised on television? 

Mr. Potato Head 

900

Out of all the Disney films, one main character (an animal) doesn't speak. Which one is it?

Dumbo

900

What year was Nintendo founded? Give or take 20 years

1889

1000

Where is the world’s most active volcano located?

Hawaii (the USA)

1000

France is credited with developing what military innovation during World War I?

Camouflage

1000

In Slumdog Millionaire, what is the grand prize question Jamal is asked?

Who is the third musketeer?

1000

What do Disney villains Scar, Gaston, Maleficent and Judge Claude Frollo have in common?

They all fall to their death

1000

What does BMW stand for?

Bavarian Motor Works or Bayerish Motoren Werke