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200

In Chicago's famous transit system, the "L" stands for this term, referring to tracks that run above street level.

Elevated

200

Hummus is primarily made from these legumes. 

Chickpeas

200

The world's tallest skyscraper, the Burj Khalifa, is located in this country.

United Arab Emirates (UAE)

200

This movie was the first animated Disney princess film released in the late 1930s. 

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

200

This astronomer and mathematician, ironically known for his work with triangles, is commonly held to be the first person to discover the idea of a spherical earth.

Pythagoras

400
Chicago's last Super Bowl title came in this season, capped by a 46-10 victory over New England in Super Bowl XX. 

1985-86

400

These types of milk are traditionally included in the iconic recipe, Tres Leches. 

Evaporated, sweetened condensed, and whole

400

This European region, with capitals Copenhagen, Oslo and more, are known for its chilly temperatures and the Northern Lights.

Scandinavia

400

The amusement park, Dollywood, named after late country music icon, Dolly Parton, is located in this Tennessee city.

Pigeon Forge

400

This car brand was the most commonly stolen in the United States in 2025. 

Hyundai

600

Chicago's iconic Lake Shore Drive officially bears the name of this historic founder of the city.

DuSable Lakeshore Drive

600

The Japanese dish "okonomiyaki" is often described as a savory version of this breakfast staple.

Pancake


600

The start of World War I took place in this ex-Yugoslavian country. 

Bosnia and Herzegovina

600
In the song, "thank u, next", Ariana Grande mentions this number of ex-boyfriends. 

4

600

In 1937, his sister said he had 'hats of every description,' which he would use as a 'foundation of his next book."

Dr. Seuss

800

The Great Chicago Fire took place in this year.

1871

800

This restaurant is located behind OP Analyst Luke Gauer's place of residence. Known for its "trash-talk" and strict anti-ketchup policy. 

The Wiener's Circle

800
With over 60 UNESCO Heritage sites, this country holds the distinction of having more such sites than any other nation in the world. 

Italy

800

For the 1999 animated film Tarzan, this artist recorded songs for the soundtrack in five different languages. 

Phil Collins

800

Cited as the only national flag on Earth without any red, white, or blue is this country. 

Jamaica

1000

This infamous Chicago industry was exposed in Upton Sinclair's The Jungle.

Meatpacking

1000

Averaging more than 2.7 million Scoville Heat Units, this pepper is considered the spiciest in the world. 

Pepper X

1000

Including its overseas territories, this country has more time zones than any other nation on Earth.

France

1000

As of September 2026, this actor is the highest-grossing actor of all time

Zoe Saldana 

1000

In medieval markets, dishonest sellers sometimes replaced a piglet in a “poke”—an old word for sack—with this animal, whose discovery inspired an expression about revealing a hidden truth.

Cat