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INDIA
100

This yellow star is the center of our solar system and gives Earth light and heat.

What is the sun?

100

This shape has three sides and three angles.

What is a triangle?

100

It's the only U.S. state where coffee beans are commercially grown, most notably on its Big Island.

What is Hawaii?

100

In 1879, Thomas Edison publicly demonstrated this incandescent invention that illuminated the world.

What is the lightbulb?

100

This famous white marble mausoleum in Agra was built by a Mughal emperor for his beloved wife.

 What is the Taj Mahal? [1]





200

This black-and-white marine mammal is also known as the killer whale, even though it is actually the largest species of the dolphin family

What is an orca (or killer whale)?

200

On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress formally adopted this historic document drafted by Thomas Jefferson.

What is the Declaration of Independence?




200

Originating in France, this bubbly beverage is a specific type of sparkling wine that must be made in its namesake region.

 What is Champagne?

200

In 1922, archaeologist Howard Carter made a historic discovery when he found the intact tomb of this ancient Egyptian boy king.


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Who is King Tutankhamun (King Tut)?

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200

Released in 1995, this legendary romantic drama starring Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol holds the record for the longest-running film in Indian cinema history

What is Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (DDLJ)?

300

This semi-aquatic Australian mammal is famous for being one of the only two kinds of egg-laying mammals on Earth.

What is a platypus?


300

Set during the Great Depression, this Harper Lee novel features the heroic defense lawyer Atticus Finch.

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What is To Kill a Mockingbird?


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300

Despite its name, this small, tart fruit is actually a type of citrus natively crossbred from a mandarin orange and a yuzu—not an actual lime.

Answer: What is a Key lime?

300

In 1893, Whitcomb Judson patented the "clasp locker," a heavy-duty fastener that was later perfected and renamed this.

Answer: What is a zipper?

300

The grand gateway known as the Buland Darwaza was built by this Mughal Emperor to commemorate his victory over Gujarat.

Who is Akbar?

400

Native to South America, this web-toed creature is the world's largest living rodent.

 What is a capybara?

400

Gregor Mendel famously discovered the fundamental laws of inheritance by cross-breeding different varieties of this specific vegetable plant.

What is the Pea plant?

400

This hybrid pastry features a generous amount of chocolate chip cookie dough baked right inside a flaky French croissant.

 What is a crookie?

400

In 1901, King Camp Gillette upended the grooming industry by patenting this item featuring a thin, double-edged disposable blade.

What is the safety razor?

400

This coastal state is India's smallest by area, famous for its scenic beaches, Portuguese heritage, and vibrant nightlife.

What is Goa? 

500

This small, burrowing mammal is named for the star-like pattern of 22 fleshy pink tentacles on its nose, which it uses to feel its way around and detect food.

What is a star-nosed mole?

500

Named for an ancient Greek mathematician, this algorithm is an efficient method for computing the greatest common divisor of two numbers.

What is the Euclidean algorithm?

500

This standard craft beer acronym stands for a heavily hopped, pale ale style that originally used extra hops as a preservative for long sea voyages.

 What is IPA? (What is India Pale Ale?)

500

This 19th-century French educator lost his sight as a child and went on to invent the raised-dot reading system used worldwide today.

Who is Louis Braille?

500

In the Mahabharata, this celestial bow belonging to Arjuna was gifted to him by Varuna, the god of water, before the burning of the Khandava Forest.

What is Gandiva?