Public Health
Science and Math
Animals
That's Funny!
Geography
100

What is an epidemic?

a. An outbreak of disease that spreads throughout the world.

b. An illness within a particular population, environment, or region.

c. An outbreak of disease that attacks many people at about the same time and may spread through one or several communities. 

100

Who was the first American woman in space?

Sally Ride

100

This type of house cat with tri-color fur is almost exclusively female. 

Calico

100

What breed of cat doesn't have fur?

Sphynx

100

What is the only U.S. state with a name that ends in three consecutive vowels?

Hawaii

200

This disease killed 2 million people each year worldwide and was completely eradicated globally in the 1970s. 

Smallpox.

200

What produces the majority of the breathable air on earth?

The ocean

200

Where are a cricket's ears located?

On their legs

200

According to Instacart, what is the most disliked food in America?

a. Smoked oysters

b. Anchovies

c. Marshmallow fluff

d. Black licorice

200

Which country makes up more than half the western coastline of South America?

Chile

300

This highly contagious disease, also known as consumption, is spread through the air from one person to another. 

Tuberculosis. 

300

Which travels faster: Sound or light?

Light

300

What animal has the biggest eyes?

Giant squid.

300

On average, which grows faster, fingernails or toenails?

Fingernails

300

What is the most common street name in the United States?

Second Street

400

This is the most common cause of food poisoning. 

Norovirus.

400

How many moons does Neptune have?

14

400

How many legs does a lobster have?

10
400

Which popular condiment was once sold as a medicinal cure for diarrhea?

Ketchup

400

What is the only U.S. state that borders just one other?

Maine

500

What is Julann's health department responsible for?

a. Giving free immunizations.

b. Responding to and resolve illegal dumping.

c. Conducting compliance checks to make sure retailers aren't selling tobacco to people under 21.

d. Selling radon test kits.

e. Licensing and inspecting over 4,000 licensed establishments, like restaurants and hotels, annually.

f. All of the above. 

500

Roughly how many miles per hour does the earth spin?

1000 mph

500

What percentage of the Earth's wildlife is found in the ocean?

94%

500

Name either of the two U.S. states that makes it illegal to get married on a dare.

Delaware and Colorado.

500

What is the only U.S. state that does not have a rectangular flag?

Ohio