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100

Which European cousine is the most popular across the continent?

Italian

100

What's the largest planet in our solar system?

Jupiter

100

Who was the first president of the USA?

George Washington

100

You've found 200 points lying on the ground on your way to school!

Lucky you!

200

What is the most iconic British food?

Fish and Chips

200

Who wrote The Monster Calls?

Patrick Ness

200

What is the most famous Czech word in the world?

Robot

200

How would you call the preson who you are engaged to?

Fiancé / Fiancée

300

What is the most popular tea in the UK?

Black - English breakfast type

300

What does the chemical symbol "Au" stand for?

Gold

300

Who was the first person to walk on the moon?

Neil Armstrong

300

What adjective could you use to describe someone who likes doing things on their own, without help.

Independent

400

What beer is drank the most in Europe?

Heineken

400

What's the capital city of Australia?

Canberra

400

What year did the US declare independence from Britain?

1776

400

How do you call a person who is working for multiple companies/people usually by a contract and for a short period of time?

Freelancer

500

What year did the first McDonald's restaurant open?

+/- 5 years

1940

500

What is the name of the book and the novel we will read this year?

Get Involved, The Monster Calls

500

Who discovered that America is a new continent and not a part of Asia?

Amerigo Vespucci

500

How do you say "eggplant" and "zucchini" in British English? ;)

eggplant = aubergine

zucchini = courgette