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100

This breakfast food was first mass-produced by the Kellogg Company after its founders accidentally left cooked wheat sitting overnight.

What are corn flakes

100

This country has more sheep than people by a ratio of about 5 to 1.

What is New Zealand?

100

This animal has three hearts.

What is an octopus?

100

This Disney princess disguises herself as a soldier to protect her father in battle.

Who is Mulan?

100

This fast-food chain was founded in San Bernardino, California, in 1940.

What is McDonald's?

200

John Montagu was the 4th Earl of this English town, which gave its name to a popular handheld meal.

What is sandwich?

200

This country has more pyramids than Egypt.

What is Sudan?

200

This everyday item was accidentally invented in 1968 while trying to create a super-strong adhesive, but it became famous because the glue was actually weak.

What is the Post-it Note?

200

This animated family lives at 742 Evergreen Terrace.

Who are The Simpsons?

200

This U.S. state has the most counties of any state, with 254.

What is Texas?

300

This spice is the most expensive by weight in the world.

What is saffron?

300

This country is home to the world's largest salt flat, Salar de Uyuni.

What is Bolivia?

300

This planet has a day longer than its year.

What is Venus?

300

This actor was featured in both Tropic Thunder and Oppenheimer.

Who is Robert Downy Jr.?

300

This state is the only one with a state flag that is not rectangular.

What is Ohio?

400

This candy was originally introduced in 1941 so chocolate wouldn't melt in soldiers' hands during World War II.

What is M&M's?

400

This tiny European country is famous for having no standing army.

What is Vatican City?

400

This word for an insulated bottle was once a trademark before becoming the generic name for the product.

What is a Thermos?

400

This movie was the first fully computer-animated feature film.

What is Toy Story?

400

This national park was the first established in the United States in 1872.

What is Yellowstone National Park?

500

This fruit floats in water because it is about 25% air.

What is an apple?

500

This country has the world's longest coastline, stretching over 150,000 miles (240,000 km).

What is Canada?

500

This animal’s fingerprints are so similar to humans that they can confuse investigators.

What is a Koala?

500

This performer won a record-breaking eight Grammy Awards in a single night in 1984.

Who is Michael Jackson?

500

This famous American landmark was a gift from France and was dedicated in 1886.

What is Statue of Liberty?