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100

Jeff Bezos founded this online retailer in 1994, starting out by selling books from his garage.

Amazon

100

This tiny city-state is the world's smallest country by area.


 Vatican City

100

This Italian dessert's name literally means "pick me up."

Tiramisu

100

Leonardo DiCaprio yelled "I'm the king of the world!" in this 1997 blockbuster.


Titanic

200

In a SWOT analysis, this is what the "T" stands for.


Threats

200

The Strait of Gibraltar separates Spain from this North African country.


Morocco

200

Sushi is traditionally made with this grain.

Rice

200

In the US version of The Office, Dunder Mifflin is based in this Pennsylvania city.

 Scranton

300

This Japanese term meaning "continuous improvement" is a cornerstone of Toyota's lean manufacturing approach.


Kaizen

300

This landlocked kingdom is completely surrounded by South Africa.


Lesotho

300

The Scoville scale measures this quality of chili peppers.

heat (spiciness)

300

In 2020, this South Korean film became the first non-English-language movie to win Best Picture.

Parasite

400

A Kodak engineer invented this device in 1975, but Kodak shelved it, a classic strategy cautionary tale.

Digital camera

400

This European river flows through 10 countries, more than any other river in the world.

Danube

400

Kopi luwak, one of the world's priciest coffees, is made from beans that have passed through this animal.

a civet (palm civet)

400

Queen frontman Freddie Mercury was born on this island, now part of Tanzania.

 Zanzibar