Geography
Sri Lanka, famous for its production and export of tea, was once known as:
a. Ceylon
b. Mesopotamia
c. Persia
d. Xanadu
Ceylon
Which Williams sister has won more Grand Slam titles?
Serena
What other name does “corn” go by?
Maize
The original Olympic Games in ancient Greece honored which God?
Zeus
What is the chemical name for salt?
Sodium Chloride
With over 35 million residents, what is the most populous city in the world?
Tokyo
What year did the Toronto Blue Jays play in their very first MLB season?
The Jays kicked off their franchise in 1977, winning their very first game 9-5 against the White Sox.
What is the common name for dried plums?
Prunes
Which country holds the most Summer Olympic medals?
America holds the record with 2,406, followed by Russia (1,528), Germany (1,305), and Great Britain (779).
Who was the winner of the seventh season of RuPaul's Drag Race?
Violet Chachki
What is the largest island in the Caribbean Sea?
Cuba
What country won the very first FIFA World Cup in 1930?
Uruguay
Which European nation was said to invent hot dogs?
Germany
Which athlete holds the record for most Olympic golds?
Michael Phelps has won 18 gold Olympic medals over his career
Kramer rescued the set of which talk show from a dumpster?
The Merv Griffin Show
Which country has the most volcanoes?
Indonesia
Which hockey team did Wayne Gretzky play for in the ‘80s?
Edmonton Oilers
Which country produces the most coffee in the world?
Brazil
When did Great Britain last win an Olympic medal in soccer?
1912
The word “caribou” comes from what language?
Mi’kmaq
Mi’kmaq are an Indigenous people living mainly in the Maritime Provinces and in Quebec. Mi’kmaq is also the name of the Algonquian language they speak.
The Name Of Which Central American Country Means The Saviour In English
El Salvador
When Michael Jordan played for the Chicago Bulls, how many NBA Championships did he win?
Six
Which Sauce Is Named After A River And State In Mexico?
Tabasco
Where and when did Usain Bolt win his first Olympic medals?
Bejing 2008
Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize (in 1903)?
Marie Curie