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100

Who was assassinated, and who's assassination kickstarted World War I?

Correct Answer: Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Abby Answer: It was a blond dude

100

How many permanently inhabited states and territories does the US have?

Correct Answer: 56
Abby Answer: I know we have 50 states

100

Which Scientist is known for the three laws of motion he described.

Correct Answer: Isaac Newton
Abby Answer:  Dr. Doofenshmirtz


100

What fictional character was the first Funko POP modeled after

Correct Answer: Batman
Abby Answer: Snoopy

100

What do you call a bear with no teeth?

Correct Answer: A gummy bear
Abby Answer: Bah

200

Which President purchased Alaska from Russia?

Correct Answer: Andrew Johnson
Abby Answer: Theodore Roosevelt 

200

What is the only sea on the planet without any coasts?

Correct Answer: Sargasso Sea
Abby Answer: The Pacific

200

What does the unit of 'scovilles' measure?

Correct answer: How spicy a food/ pepper is
Abby Answer: Whoville

200

How many siblings does Snoopy have in the Peanuts franchise?

Correct Answer: Seven
Abby Answer: Six, maybe Ten

200

What is the best kind of pie?

Correct answer: "Best" is a matter of subjectivity and it would be against the spirit of a game of fact, to say with certainty one pie is the best of all of them.

Abby Answer: Pumpkin pie

300

Who won in Australia's "Emu War" in 1932?

Correct Answer: The Emus
Abby Answer: Bang Chan from Stray Kids (cause he's Australian)

300

What Micronation borders both Spain and France?

Correct Answer: Andorra
Abby Answer: Australia

300

What is the terms for a group of flamingos?

Correct Answer: Flamboyance
Abby Answer: Flock

300

What race/ethnicity is Adele?

Correct Answer: White/English
Abby Answer: White

300

Which of the following are technically not birds; Chickens, Penguins, Shoebills, or Owls

Correct Answer: They're all birds
Abby Answer: Penguins

400

How did Mahatma Gandhi pass away?

Correct Answer: Shot/Assasination
Abby Answer: He prolly got too old

400

What Continent is the country Uzbekistan in? 

Correct Answer: Asia
Abby Answer: Russia

400

What is the most commonly broken bone in the human body? 

Correct Answer: The clavicle (collarbone)
Abby Answer: The Arm

400

Why does Mickey Mouse, and other such characters wear white gloves?

Correct Answer: Vaudeville/ Minstrelsy Iconography

Abby Answer: Cause they couldn't draw mouse hands

400

Two trains start at the same time from Station A and Station B and proceed towards each other at 80 kmph and 95 kmph respectively. When they meet, it is found that one train has travelled 180 km more than the other. What is the distance between A and B?

Correct Answer: 2100 km
Abby Answer: Don't ask me math questions ever again

500

Which of the following did not exist at the same time as the others:
Cowboys, Samurai, Plague Doctors, English Dandys, 

Correct Answer: Plague Doctors
Abby Answer: Maybe Not the Cowboys and Samurai

500

If you wear stood at Latitude: 22.45044, Longitude: 69.72579, what country would you be in?


Correct Answer: India
Abby Answer: Australia or Canada

500

What element has the chemical symbol 'W' on the periodic table

Correct Answer: Tungsten
Abby Answer: Water

500

What is the minimum amount of bananas that would need to be eaten all at once for someone to die of potassium poisioning?

Correct Answer: around 400
Abby Answer: 25

500

How many Questions in the hit gameshow "JEOPARODY! Abby Edition" have matching Correct Answers and Abby Answers

Correct Answer: 1
Abby Answer: 0