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100

Robusta and Arabica are common varieties of this bean. 

coffee

100

This primate sleeps sitting up with its head tucked between its knees and chest - gorilla, gibbon, orangutan

Gibbon

100

This empire, ruled by Genghis Khan, became the largest contiguous land empire in history

Mongolia

100
These are the items in Salvador Dali's 1931 painting "The Persistence of Memory" that are melting.
watches/clocks
100

This is the condiment that Heinz produce before ketchup - mustard, mayonnaise, or horseradish.

horseradish

200

This is the name of the currency of China - ruble, renminbi, or yen

Renminbi

200

A dog's nose creates prints that can identify it, similar to human fingerprints. True or False. 

True

200

This 1773 protest in Boston involved colonists dumping tea into a harbor to oppose British taxes.

Boston Tea Party

200

The opera "Marriage of Figaro" was composed by this person.

Mozart

200

This is what its called when you score three goals in a hockey game. 

hat trick

300

Angel Falls is located in this South American country - Argentina, Venezuela, or Chile? 

Venezuela

300

This animal doesn't lay eggs  - peacocks, ostrich, platypus

Peacocks - because they are male.  The female version are called Peahens

300

This wall, which fell in 1989, symbolized the division between East and West during the Cold War.

Berlin Wall

300

Papier-mache means "chewed up paper" in French.  True or False. 

True

300

When you're dining alfresco, this means you're eating.....-outdoors, in a restaurant, or with a companion

Outdoors - al fresco means in the fresh air in Italian. 

400

This is traditionally broken at the end of a Jewish wedding - a plate, glass, or mirror 

Glass

400

This Canadian body of water, when frozen, is known as "The World's largest Skating Rink".

Rideau Canal - same size as 90 Olympic hockey rinks

400

This Egyptian queen, known for her relationships with Julius Caesar and Mark Antony, was the last active ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom.

Cleopatra

400

This is not a type of Japanese theater. - Noh, Kathakali, or Kabuki

Kathakali is a form of Indian dance drama

400

This is the number of single squares that are on a chessboard - 32, 64, or 80

64

500

The name of Sierra Leone can be translated as "Lion Desert". True or False.

False.  It means lion mountains. 

500

This is what a cullet is - grain fed to cows, glass prepared for recycling, or dryer lint. 

glass prepared for recycling

500

This 1919 treaty officially ended World War I and imposed heavy reparations on Germany.

Treaty of Versailles

500

LOL, IDK, and TTYL stands for these words. 

laughing out loud, I don't know, and talk to you later. 

500

This type of food would generally not be eaten by a pescatarian - salmon, chicken, peanuts

Chicken - a pescatarian will eat fish but not meat