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This slow-cooked dish is associated with Lahore
What is nihari?
This city has the most people in the world
What is Tokyo?
Before digital cameras, this number was commonly used to describe the capacity of film.
What is 24 or 36 exposures?
This technique thickens sauces using flour and fat
What is a roux?
This city sits on two continents
What is Istanbul?
This Indian city is known as the “Silicon Valley of India”
What is Bengaluru?
This country has no rivers
What is Saudi Arabia?
The most viewed YouTube video of all time?
What is Baby Shark?
This food never expires — archaeologists have eaten it thousands of years later
What is honey?
This everyday object was originally invented for astronauts
What is Velcro?
This film took nearly 16 years to complete, an unprecedented production timeline in Indian cinema.
What is Mughal-e-Azam
This African country was never formally colonized (besides a brief occupation)
What is Ethiopia?
This term describes content designed to provoke anger for clicks
What is rage bait?
This French sauce thickened with egg yolk must never boil
What is hollandaise?
This belongs to you but others use it more
What is your name?
This Pakistani drama was banned temporarily for its political themes
What is Zindagi Gulzar Hai?
This continent contains over 50% of Earth’s countries
What is Africa
An animated movie with no human characters
What is Cars?
This Middle Eastern dessert made with dates is common in Saudi homes.
What is ma’amoul?
The highest female singing voice
What is soprano?
This phenomenon explains why bilingual speakers switch languages mid-sentence
What is code-switching?
This West African ruler’s pilgrimage in 1324 caused inflation in Cairo due to the amount of gold he distributed
Who is Mansa Musa?
The most streamed artist of all time on Spotify
Who is Drake?
Bananas are technically this type of fruit.
What is a berry?
This is the only letter not used in any U.S. state name
What is q?