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100

Which actress helped popularize capri pants and slim black outfits during the 1950s?

A) Marilyn Monroe
B) Audrey Hepburn
C) Elizabeth Taylor
D) Grace Kelly

Audrey Hepburn

100

What is the only letter not appearing on the periodic table?

A) J
B) Q
C) X
D) W

J

100

Which invention was the first successful mass-produced automobile?

A) Volkswagen Beetle
B) Ford Model T
C) Chevrolet Bel Air
D) Mercedes Simplex

Ford Model T

100

Which sitcom featured Samantha, a suburban housewife with magical powers?

A) I Dream of Jeannie
B) Green Acres
C) Bewitched
D) Hazel

 Bewitched

100

Which Spanish festival involves thousands of people throwing tomatoes at each other?

A) San Fermín
B) La Tomatina
C) Holi
D) Oktoberfest

La Tomatina

200

What hairstyle became iconic among women in the early 1960s?

A) Mohawk
B) Beehive
C) Buzz cut
D) Mullet

Beehive

200

Which blood type is considered the universal plasma donor?

A) O negative
B) AB positive
C) AB negative
D) A negative

AB negative

200

Which country first reached the South Pole?

A) United Kingdom
B) Norway
C) Russia
D) United States

Norway

200

Which legal drama starred Raymond Burr as a defense attorney who rarely lost a case?

A) Columbo
B) Dragnet
C) Perry Mason
D) Ironside

Perry Mason

200

Which festival in Scotland features giant burning Viking ships?

A) Burns Night
B) Hogmanay
C) Up Helly Aa
D) Beltane Fire Festival

Up Helly Aa

300

Which First Lady became a worldwide fashion icon for her pillbox hats and elegant suits?

A) Eleanor Roosevelt
B) Jackie Kennedy
C) Nancy Reagan
D) Lady Bird Johnson

Jackie Kennedy

300

Which element can melt in your hand because its melting point is just above room temperature?

A) Tungsten
B) Gallium
C) Titanium
D) Lithium

 Gallium

300

Which athlete became the first person to break the four-minute mile?

A) Jesse Owens
B) Roger Bannister
C) Carl Lewis
D) Emil Zátopek

Roger Bannister

300

Which rural sitcom centered around the Clampett family striking oil?

A) Green Acres
B) Petticoat Junction
C) The Beverly Hillbillies
D) Mayberry R.F.D.

The Beverly Hillbillies

300

 Which Indian festival is known as the “Festival of Colors”?

A) Diwali
B) Navratri
C) Pongal
D) Holi

Holi

400

Which fashion movement favored black turtlenecks, slim pants, and berets in the late 1950s?

A) Hippie
B) Beatnik
C) Punk
D) Disco

Beatnik

400

Which branch of physics studies matter and energy at extremely tiny scales like atoms?

A) Classical mechanics
B) Quantum mechanics
C) Thermodynamics
D) Astrophysics

Quantum mechanics

400

Who became the first person to reach the summit of Mount Everest with Edmund Hillary?

A) Tenzing Norgay
B) Reinhold Messner
C) Junko Tabei
D) George Mallory

Tenzing Norgay

400

Which mysterious 1960s series opened with “There is nothing wrong with your television set…”?

A) The Outer Limits
B) One Step Beyond
C) Alfred Hitchcock Presents
D) Thriller

The Outer Limits

400

Which festival in Italy features a dangerous horse race around the Piazza del Campo?

A) Venice Carnival
B) Palio di Siena
C) Battle of the Oranges
D) Festa della Sensa

Palio di Siena

500

Which colorful style became linked with the hippie movement in the late 1960s?

A) Monochrome tailoring
B) Tie-dye fashion
C) Pinstripe suits
D) Victorian lace

Tie-dye fashion

500

Which scientist developed the three laws of planetary motion?

A) Galileo Galilei
B) Johannes Kepler
C) Isaac Newton
D) Tycho Brahe

Johannes Kepler

500

Which nation first gave the world a female president elected by popular vote?

A) Iceland
B) Argentina
C) Sri Lanka
D) Philippines

 Sri Lanka

500

Which TV series followed the adventures of the Cartwright family on the Ponderosa Ranch?

A) Rawhide
B) Wagon Train
C) Bonanza
D) Have Gun – Will Travel

 Bonanza

500

Which German festival is world-famous for beer tents and traditional Bavarian clothing?

A) Karneval
B) Oktoberfest
C) Walpurgis Night
D) Cannstatter Volksfest

Oktoberfest