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100
Solar power generates electricity using this source of energy.
What is the sun?
100
The only mammal capable of sustained, powered flight.
What is a bat?
100
This part of the eye is coloured and surrounds the pupil.
What is an iris?
100
The specific type of shark that starred as a man-eating monster in "Jaws".
What is a great white?
100
This legendary music festival hosted over 350,000 fans in 1969.
What is Woodstock?
200
While the physical components of a computer are called hardware, this term describes the non-physical components.
What is software?
200
The largest animals ever known to have lived on earth- their tongues alone can weigh as much as an elephant.
What is a blue whale?
200
The largest and heaviest internal organ in humans.
What is the liver?
200
Female actress who has had the most Academy Award nominations.
Who is Meryl Streep?
200
The shape of the box in Nirvana's hit song.
What is a heart?
300
Used at the beginning of a web address, "www" stands for this phrase.
What is world wide web?
300
Extremely curious and intelligent, these bearded creatures were among the first animals to be domesticated by humans around 10,000 years ago.
What are goats?
300
If you have this hair colour, on average, you have more hairs on your head than any other hair colour.
What is blonde?
300
In the box office hit "Titanic", this actress plays character Rose DeWitt Bukater opposite Leonardo DiCaprio's Jack Dawson.
Who is Kate Winslet?
300
The abbreviation for this phrase is "bpm". It is a way of classifying music.
What is beats per minute? Fun fact: Sports psychologists say that doing cardio workouts to music with a high bpm will give you the best workout! Dance, rap, and hip hop music often have the highest beats per minute. Pop
400
This technology company's first logo featured Isaac Newton under an apple tree.
What is Apple?
400
The leaves of this tree make up most of a koala's diet, but taken in high doses are poisonous to humans.
What is Eucalyptus?
400
The most common blood type.
What is Type O?
400
The first female monster to appear in a movie.
Who is the Bride of Frankenstein?
400
People with Chromesthesia (a common form of Synesthesia) see this when they hear music or sound.
What is colour?
500
This California hotspot of technological and scientific development is named after the material most often used to make semiconductors.
What is Silicon Valley?
500
A group of these is called a "parliament".
What is an owl? (would also accept rooks)
500
This underappreciated action lowers levels of stress hormones and strengthens the immune system. On average, kids do it much more often than adults.
What is laughing? Fun Fact: enhances intake of oxygen, stimulates heart, lungs and muscles, increases endorphin release, stimulates circulation, aids muscle relaxation, releases neuropeptides, and can stimulate the body to produce its own natural painkillers.
500
This epic historical romance set during the American Civil War, released in 1939, is considered the highest-grossing film of all time (when adjusted for inflation).
What is Gone With the Wind?
500
What country does the genre "K-pop" come from?
What is South Korea? Fun fact: K-pop stands for Korean Pop. It is quickly gaining popularity not just in Asian countries, but all over the world.