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100

In 1985, what popular beverage company revealed a new formula for its famous soda?

Coca Cola

100

How many rings are there on the Olympic flag?

5

100

This novel by Susanne Collins was released on March 18, 2025. 

Sunrise on the Reaping

100

What character is known for saying, "eat my shorts!"

Bart Simpson

100

65% of the highways in this country have no speed limit

Germany

100

Marywood's Campus is over 100 acres.

Fact: In fact it is 115 acres. (source: https://www.marywood.edu/about/fast-facts/)

200

Sting acted in what 1984 sci-fi film based on the Frank Herbert novel by the same name?

"Dune"

200

What do you call it when a bowler makes three strikes in a row?

A Turkey
200

Some of his best-known works are "The Raven" and “Annabel Lee” 

Edgar Allen Poe

200

Seinfeld greeted the neighbor played by Wayne Knight with scorn and these two words.

Hello Newman

200

This famous river runs through Brazil

Amazon River

200

Abraham Lincoln and Charles Darwin were born on the same day 5 years apart.

Fiction: They were born on the same day 0 years apart.

300

Mulder, Scully and Skinner are all characters from what 90s TV show?

The X-Files

300

Where will the 2028 Summer Olympics be held?

Los Angeles

300

William Shakespeare wrote different kinds of plays, all of which could be divided into these three categories.

Tragedy, History, Comedy

300

What TV show character is remembered for saying, "you got it dude"

Michelle Tanner
300

All 3 of Europe's active volcanoes are in this country

Italy (Mount Edna, Mount Stromboli, Mount Vesuvius

300

Russia has more nuclear war heads than the USA.

Fact: Russia has 5,580, while the USA has 5,044, and across the globe, there are only 12,121, which means 2 countries has 90% of the worldwide supply.

400

What year was the first Apple iPhone released in the United States?

2007

400

What team won 3 Super Bowls in the 1990s?

The Dallas Cowboys

400

 Louisa May Alcott wrote the first half (approximately 402 pages) of her novel "Little Women" in this many weeks.

6

400

"Space, the final frontier" is said by this character in the opening theme of "Star Trek: The Original Series."

Captain James Tiberius Kirk

400

What 4 countries make up the United Kingdom

England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland

400

Marywood's Interior Architecture Students Won First Place in the International Student Design Competition, which had hundreds of applicants. 

Fact. Marywood's Interior Architecture program usually outranks and outperforms the Architecture program on national listings, and by levels of recognition and achievement.

500

Taylor Swift is named after what notable singer-songwriter?  

James Taylor

500

What team won the very first NBA game in 1946?

The New York Knicks.

500

What was the first Stephen King novel to be made into a tv miniseries?

Salem's Lot

500

This host of, "The Price is Right" was famous for saying, "help control the pet population. Have your pets spayed or neutered."


Bob Barker

500

This European country borders 8 other countries, is the most popular tourist destination in the world.

France

500

An octopus has 5 hearts.

Fiction. An octopus has 3 hearts. One pumps blood to their whole systems, and two are dedicated just to the gills.