Instruments
Fruits and Vegetables
Islands
The Human Body
3-Letter Words
100

Which composer popularized the piano?

Mozart
100

This is the name of an American rock band. Its music is as spicy/hot as is the fruit, used a lot in Mexican, Asian and African foods.

Red Hot Chili Peppers

100

The largest island in the world.

Greenland.

100
The number of teeth that an adult human has.

32

100

Term for an angry crowd in the street.

Mob

200

This instrument is played by wind blowing through large pipes, often heard in a church

A pipe organ.

200

Romaine & leaf are types of this salad starter.

Lettuce.

200

The name of the island prison in the Harry Potter series.

Azkaban.

200

This bone is colloquially known as the funny bone.

The humerus. 

200
A vase bearing the ashes of the cremated.

Urn

300

An instrument played during the 17th and 18th Century by a quill plucking the string when the key is struck.

A harpsichord.

300

This tropical fruit's name is misleading, it is actually a berry.

The pineapple.

300

Indonesia consists of many islands. Which one is the largest?

Sumatra.

300

Hair emerges from this tiny pore in the skin.

Follicles

300

In this informal session, musicians gather to play improvised music.

Jam

400

The instrument that is used instead of a tuba in the marching band.

Sousaphone

400

This small green vegetable native to Mexico is the essential ingredient in salsa verde.

A tomatillo.

400

The name of the islands in the post-game plot of Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen.

Sevii Islands.

400

70% of the human nervous system is contained in this largest section of the brain.

Cerebrum

400

A solemn promise or to promise solemnly.

Vow

500

The cor anglais, or English horn, is in the family named for this double-reed instrument.

The oboe

500

About half the sugar produced in the U.S. comes from this root vegetable

The beet.

500

The name used to refer to the point on Earth's surface where the Prime Meridian and Equator intersect.

Null Island

500

It's the main form in which carbohydrates are stored in the human body; it's broken down into glucose as needed.

Glycogen

500

The popular Jamaican music style from the late 1950s.

Ska