Animals
Foods
Technologia
Economics
The human body
100
This animal is famously known for only being able to eat eucalyptus leaves.
What is the koala?
100
This Italian dish is kind of like a folded pizza.
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100
The latest iPhone update that deviates from Apple’s conventional naming convention.
What is iOS 26?
100
The Japanese currency.
What is the Yen?
100
The type of vaccination used for the COVID-19 virus.
What is mRNA?
200
This fascinating animal has a duck-like bill, a beaver-like tail, and it's even venomous!
What is the platypus?
200
This type of cake gets its coloring from beets.
What is red velvet?
200
A company whose founder and CEO famously began his career working as a dishwasher for five years before establishing a business specialising in graphics processing units (GPUs).
What is Nvidia?
200
The relationship between a good and/or service available vs. quantity consumers want to buy.
What is Supply and Demand?
200
A relatively "useless" organ that can burst and cause serious complications.
What is the appendix?
300
This animal lives in Sumatra and Borneo, is known for its bright orange fur, impressive intelligence, and the fact that males look quite different from females.
What is the orangutan?
300
This fruit is famous for its strong smell—so strong, in fact, that some places even ban people from eating it because of its pungency!
What is the durian?
300
A Chinese company whose founder’s daughter was arrested in Canada.
What is Huawei?
300
The current Federal Reserve Chair.
Who is Jerome Powell?
300
Conditions in which the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks its own tissues.
What is autoimmune?