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100

This Italian capital is known as the “Eternal City.”

What is Rome?

100

This is the most common surname in the United States.

What is Smith?

100

This singer is known as the “King of Pop” and released the hit album Thriller.

Who is Michael Jackson?

100

This animal is known for sweating through its paws.

What is a dog?

100

This New York basketball team won the first NBA game in 1946.

Who are the New York Knicks?

200

This country in East Africa is home to Mount Kilimanjaro.

What is Tanzania?

200

This athletic brand was originally known as Blue Ribbon Sports.

What is Nike?

200

This British band, nicknamed the “Fab Four,” included John Lennon and Paul McCartney.

Who are The Beatles?

200

This is the smallest country in the world.

What is Vatican City?

200

This boxer defeated Muhammad Ali in their famous 1971 fight.

Who is Joe Frazier?

300

The Colorado River flows through this famous American natural landmark.

What is the Grand Canyon?

300

This is the fear of heights.

What is acrophobia?

300

This singer released the hit song “Shake It Off” and embarked on the Eras Tour.

Who is Taylor Swift?

300

This yellow fruit is said to glow blue under a black light.

What is a banana?

300

This three-race series consists of the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and Belmont Stakes.

What is the Triple Crown?

400

This country is credited in this trivia set with having approximately 270,000 islands.

What is Sweden?

400

A word, phrase, number, or sequence that reads the same forward and backward is called this.

What is a palindrome?

400

This band recorded the iconic rock anthem “Bohemian Rhapsody.”

Who are Queen?

400

This marine animal has blue blood due to the presence of copper in its blood cells.

What is a horseshoe crab?

400

In football, roughing the passer results in this penalty for the defense under the rule described in the original trivia sheet.

What is a 15-yard penalty and an automatic first down for the offense?

500

The world's largest desert, according to this clue, is found on this continent.

What is Antarctica?

500

Add up every dot on both dice in a standard pair, and you'll get this number.

What is 42?

500

This singer-songwriter released “Purple Rain,” starred in a film of the same name, and was known by a symbol for part of his career.

Who is Prince?

500

Humans unknowingly swallow about this many spiders while sleeping over their lifetime.

What are 10 spiders?

500

This baseball legend was the first player to appear on a Wheaties box, according to the original trivia sheet.

Who is Lou Gehrig?