World Cup
The 90's
So Cheesy
Notable Inventions & Inventors
Famous Michaels
I <3 TV
DOGS!
Geography
Grains & Gains
100
Which country won the 2022 World Cup?
Argentina
100
This rock band's 1991 album Nevermind unexpectedly propelled the Seattle grunge scene into the mainstream worldwide.
Nirvana
100
This type of cheese is most commonly used on pizza.
Mozzarella
100
Name the inventor of the lightbulb.
Thomas Edison
(Yes we know that was easy)
100
The King of Pop
Michael Jackson
100
In Ted Lasso, Ted is originally a coach of which sport before moving to England?
American Football
(will accept Football)
100
True or False: dogs were the first animal to be domesticated by humans.
TRUE
100
Home of the Great Wall
China
100
Due to its fertile "Black Earth" fields and significant grain production, Ukraine has long been known by this affectionate nickname.
Breadbasket of Europe
200
What country has won the most World Cups?
Brazil
200
The original tagline for this 90s website emphasized its massive selection: "Earth's Biggest Bookstore." What was the website?
Amazon
200
This type of cheese is often used to create a beloved Tex-Mex chip dip and taco topping.
Queso (Fresco)
(Will accept Queso)
200
This legendary programmer also popularized the term "bug" and "debugging" after a team member literally found a moth causing problems in an early computer.
Grace Hopper
200
Who led the Chicago Bulls to 6 NBA Championships?
Michael Jordan!
200
Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto in "The Bear" returns to what city in order to run his family's sandwich shop?
Chicago
200
How many toes does a dog have on its paw?
4
200
Which country is home to the world's highest peak in the world?
Nepal
200
While lifting weights causes the stress, this macronutrient is the building block essential for muscle hypertrophy, or the growth of muscle cells.
Protein
300
Which South American country hosted the very first World Cup in 1930?
Uruguay
300
What was the name of the hugely popular handheld virtual pet game?
Tamagotchi
300
What non-melting cheese is commonly used in Indian cuisine?
Paneer
300
This Serbian-American engineer was the chief rival of Thomas Edison and successfully advocated for alternating current (AC) as the superior method for power distribution.
Nikola Tesla
300
"Prison Mike" was an alter ego of what famous TV manager?
Michael Scott
300
In The Mandalorian, what is Baby Yoda's actual name?
Grogu
300
What dogs were bred to hunt lions?
Rhodesian Ridgeback
300
What country is known as the “Land of Fire and Ice” due to its volcanoes and glaciers?
Iceland
300
In 1993, France passed a law stating that this iconic loaf can only be made with four ingredients: flour, water, salt, and yeast.
Baguette
400
Where is the 2026 World Cup Final taking place?
USA
400
What is the name of Pearl Jams first album?
Ten
400
This Italian hard cheese is so strictly regulated that a large 80-pound (36kg) wheel is worth thousands of dollars and often used as collateral for small business loans in certain regional banks.
Parmesan (Parmigiano-Reggiano)
400
This famous inventor had the pseudonym "Silence Dogood" before he moved on to invent bifocals and many other famous items.
Benjamin Franklin
400
This German racing driver won seven Formula 1 World Championships.
Michael Schumacher
400
Guinness does not have normal carbonation but gets its foam from what?
Nitrogen
400
What is the fastest dog breed?
Greyhound
400
Which country invented the modern day french fry?
Belgium
(Does anyone else like Mayo on their fries?)
400
Name this delicious bread... spelling counts!
Khachapuri
500
Who is the youngest person to score in a World Cup final?
Pele
500
What year was the first Gameboy released?
1990
500
This marvelous Oscar-winning actress's first name is the same as the famous French soft cheese. What is her full name?
Brie Larsen
500
This remains the anonymous name of the person or group who authored the 2008 white paper and created the cryptocurrency Bitcoin.
Satoshi Nakamoto
500
This Canadian actor and comedian rose to fame on Saturday Night Live before starring in the Wayne's World, Austin Powers, and Shrek film franchises.
Mike Myers
500
This water company was founded in the foothills of the Italian Alps in 1899.
San Pellegrino
500
This four-letter name belongs both to the small dog that accompanied Dorothy to Oz and to the classic rock band that told us "I bless the rains down in Africa."
Toto
500
Which country did the potato originate from?
Peru
500
This fundamental principle of lifting requires an athlete to continuously increase the weight, reps, or volume to keep stimulating muscle adaptation and growth.
Progressive Overload