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100

This country's team is traditionally first in the parade of nations. 

What is Greece? 

100

This river, starting in Three Forks, MT, played a significant role in St Louis' economic prominence as the "Gateway to the West". 

What is the Missouri River?

100

The popular food fishes marketed as Chilean sea this are actually species of toothfishes. 

What is a bass?

100

Severus Snape is the "Defense Against the Dark Arts" teacher at this school that Harry Potter attends. 

What is Hogwarts?

100

A British earl who ate cold meat & bread slices while sitting at a gambling table gave his name to this. 

What is a sandwich?

200

This sprinter recently won the gold medal in the 100-meter dash in a photo finish by five-thousandths of a second. 

Who is Noah Lyles?

200

This famous expedition, launched from St Louis, was instructed to map and catalogue the western United States. 

What was the Lewis and Clark Expedition? 

200

This shark gets its name from the shape of a prominent body part. 

What is a hammerhead?

200

Tiny Tim is a sickly boy in this Dickens classic with an alliterative title.

What is "A Christmas Carol"?

200

Buying this traditional April birthstone?
Remember, cut, color, clarity & carat are its "4 Cs". 

What is a diamond?

300

This is the amount of times Paris has hosted an Olympic Games.

What is three?

300

The St Louis Zoo purchased this exhibit, its very first, from the Smithsonian Institution after the 1904 World's Fair. 

What is the Flight Cage/Zoo Aviary? 

300

Several small species of the herring family go by this name, particularly when they're canned in oil. 

What are sardines?

300

Peter Pevensie is one of the children who come to reign over this land created by C.S. Lewis.

What is Narnia?

300

Bill Gates said he & Paul Allen picked this name "even before we had a company". 

What is "Microsoft"?

400

This gymnast was surpassed in 2024 by Simone Biles as the most decorated gymnast in Olympics history.

Who is Shannon Miller?

400

This Finnish-American architect (1910-1961) took first prize in a 1948 design competition for one of St Louis' most famous landmarks: the Gateway Arch.

Who was Eero Saarinen?

400

Originally from the Indo-Pacific, this venomous fish with a big cat in its name has become an invasive species in the Atlantic.  

What is a lionfish?

400

He's the evil dictator who's "watching you" in "1984".

What is Big Brother?

400

Ford introduced a sporty car model in 1955 & gave it this name of an avian spirit of Native American mythology. 

What is a "Thunderbird"?

500

The United States recently made history as the first nation to surpass this number of Olympic medals received.

What is 3,000?

500

The 1904 Olympics in St Louis, the first held outside of Europe, were significant for being the first to introduce this Olympics tradition.

What is the gold, silver, and bronze medal format?

500

This name for a flatfish with both eyes on the same side of its head is also a verb meaning to struggle ineffectively. 

What is a flounder?

500

Billy Bibbit & Charles Cheswick are fellow inmates with Randle McMurphy in this Ken Kesey novel set in a mental hospital. 

What is "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"?

500

Cologne, Germany is one of many historic cities along this great river of Western Europe. 

What is the Rhine?