Textbook Trivia
Miscellanious
Word Play
Pets in history
Etymologies
100

The queen of the Olympians. 

Who is Hera/Juno?

100

Painted by Leonardo da Vinci, this iconic portrait showcases a woman with a mysterious and captivating smile.

What is the Mona Lisa?

100

Rearrange the letters of "listen" to get this word meaning "quiet."

What is silent?

100

This big red dog, named ___. 

Who is Clifford?
100

Due to the outbreak of cowpox in the 1700s, this word is derived from the Latin word for cow, vacca. 

What is vaccine?

200

Argus steals this.

What is the dinner?

200

Serving as the first President of the United States, this Founding Father is often referred to as the “Father of His Country.”

Who is George Washington?
200

This portmanteau combines "breakfast" and "lunch."

What is "brunch"?

200

The famous dog from the Wizard of Oz. 

Who is Toto?

200

The myth from which the spider's phylogenic class is derived. 

What is the myth of Arachne?

300

The three types of rocks. 

What are igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic?

300

Discovered in 1928, this groundbreaking substance revolutionized medicine by combatting bacterial infections.

What is penicillin?

300

The prefix "anti-" means "against," while this similar prefix means "before.

What is "ante-"?

300

This world-famous Internet cat, known for her permanent frown, became an online sensation with her sardonic expression and appeared in movies and commercials.

Who is grumpy cat?

300

The literal meaning of the word hippopotamus?

What is "river-horse"?

400

This person marries Horatia. 

Who is Decimus?

400

A prolific composer of the Classical era, this Austrian musician’s compositions include “Eine kleine Nachtmusik.”

Who is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?

400

This word means to fasten something with string or a ribbon, or to come to a draw in a game.

What is tie?

400

Salvador Dali was rumoured to have kept this animal as a pet. 

What is an anteater?

400

This person starts to learn something out of pure interest and love, amor. 

What is amateur?

500

The ship docks at this place, in the first chapter of the Greek book. 

What is Byzantium?

500

Proposed by Sir Isaac Newton, this fundamental law of physics states that every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

What is Newton’s Third Law of motion?

500

This is the longest one-syllable word in English, with nine letters.

What is "strengths"?

500

One of the most famous dachshunds in history, Lump, belonged to this prolific artist and sculptor. 

Who is Pablo Picasso?

500

This dog breed comes from the word basus, meaning low. 

What is basset hound?