Geography
The name given to the mountain range sandwiched primarily between India and China
The Himalayas
The name of the company known for developing Windows, the operating system
Microsoft
The term for the general price increase of goods and services over time
Inflation
The alcohol that is made from fermented grapes
Wine
The product used to apply a distinct shine to one's lips, and typically is not coloured
Lipgloss
The country with the largest landmass in the world
Russia
The once common physical port that was removed by Apple in 2016 with the release of the iPhone 7, that has been typically replaced by bluetooth connection
Headphone jack
The macroeconomic term for the production of a good
Supply
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The brand of beer associated with the 'Split the G' challenge
Guinness
The tool used to pluck individual hairs from one's face, typically to shape eyebrows
Tweezers
The name for the original supercontinent that split into the distinct continents of today
Pangea
The largest tech company by revenue
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The largest tech company by market cap
Revenue - Amazon
Market cap - Nvidia
In Australia, the name of a form of government revenue collected at the point of sales, typically as a percentage of the price
Goods and Services Tax
The name given to whiskey that is typically made illegally and from corn, popular during the American prohibition
Moonshine
The product used to hydrate skin that is typically a film with a moisturizing residue applied to the face and left on for a period of time before being removed
A mask / hydration mask
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The capital city of Norway
Oslo
The name of the company primarily known for developing the most used search engine, as well as dabbling in AI and new tech in general
Alphabet
The term for the expected point of balance between demand and supply
Equilibrium Point
The number of grams of pure alcohol in an Australian standard drink
A refreshing skincare product used to prepare clean skin for applying moisturising products
Toner
The country with the smallest landmass in the world
Vatican City
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The name of the mathematician who is often credited with writing the first computer program, and who had a programming language named after them
Ada Lovelace
The names of the two types of policies that can be enacted by the government and the central bank to expand or contract economic activity
Fiscal policy (govt.) and monetary policy (central bank)
The ingredients in a margarita
Tequila, orange liquer, lime juice, salt, ice
The nail art style imitating a natural look, accentuated with an iconic, sharp white edge
French tips