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100

What is the "powerhouse of the cell?"

Mitochondria

100

Atticus Finch was the protagonist's father in which American classic novel?

To Kill a Mockingbird

100

Who were the first people to use negative numbers?

Chinese

100

What city are the famous "hanging gardens" known for?

Babylon

100

Which planet is distinguished by a continuously rotating storm known as "the Great Red Spot"?

Jupiter

200

What is this element?

NACL

Table salt (or sodium chloride)

200

Orhan Pamuk, author of "Snow" and "My Name is Red", is the first Turkish person to win what award?

Nobel Prize

200

What is the maximum amount of moves it takes to solve a Rubik's cube?

20

200

Known as a popular adult beverage, the Black & Tan was originally a slanderous name given to local British police officers in this city due to the uniform colors they wore

Dublin, Ireland

200

What is the only mammal that can fly?

bat

300

What is the strongest muscle in the human body?

Jaw muscle (masseter)

300

Thomas Harris introduced this frightening character in his 1981 novel "Red Dragon"

Hannibal Lecter

300

What was the number "0" originally called by the Arabs and ancient Greeks?

cipher

300

The shortest official war in recorded history was between England and Zanzibar, which lasted how long?

38 minutes
300

Who discovered penicilin?

Alexander Fleming

400

What is the strongest bone in the human body?

Femur

400

Iambic pentameter is a type of metric line used in English verse, most famously by William Shakespeare. While "iambic" describes the unstressed/stressed pattern of each two-syllable "foot," the word "pentameter" indicates that there are how many feet within a given line?

Five

400

What number is represented by the letter "D" in Roman numerals?

500
400

How did Alexander the Great solve the puzzle of the infamous Gordion knot?

He cut it with a sword

400

What does the Latin phrase caveat emptor translate to?

Buyer Beware

500

What is the only planet to rotate on it's side axis?

Uranus

500

In the novel 1984, this is the name of a capital offense which you can be arrested for, which is the process of simply thinking things that aren't aligned with the ruling Party's teachings and beliefs

Thoughtcrime

500
This famous mathematician famously said that man must "Rise above oneself and grasp the world". He was later accidentally killed in a raid on his Syracusan home.

Archimedes

500

Octavian defeated Mark Anthony in which famous naval battle of 31 B.C.?

The Battle of Actium

500

What is the only letter to not appear in any US State name?

Q