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This animated Disney film features the catchy song "We Don't Talk About Bruno."

ENCANTO

100

This province is the home to the tallest mountain in PNG.

Simbu province

100

Before World War I, the northern and island regions of Papua New Guinea were officially colonized and governed by this European country.

Germany (German New Guinea)

100

This iconic WWE superstar popularized the catchphrase "You Can't See Me" and has gone on to star in Hollywood action comedies.

John Cena

100

This mammal is the only one in the entire world capable of true, sustained powered flight.


Bat

200

What is the name of Thor's hammer? 

Mjölnir

200

Due to its high altitude in the central mountains, this province experiences some of the lowest average temperatures and coldest nights in the entire country.

Enga province

200

These three historic coastal towns—famous for their deep harbors or administrative hubs—were originally meticulously planned and laid out by German colonial administrators with a distinct grid system.  

Madang, Finschhafen and Rabaul

200

This glamorous street circuit hosts one of the most prestigious races on the F1 calendar, run through the harbor streets of a tiny European principality.

Monaco Grand Prix

200

Unlike humans and most other animals, this intelligent marine creature has three hearts and blue blood.

Octopus

300

Led by frontman Brendon Urie, this band released the massive theatrical pop-punk hit "Into the Unkown" that was used in Frozen 2.

Panic! At the Disco

300

This island province is widely celebrated for having the cleanest, best-maintained public spaces and strict local laws against littering and betel nut (buai) chewing.

East New Britain province

300

This province is home to Kuk Swamp, an archaeological site showing some of the oldest evidence of independent agriculture anywhere in the world, dating back over 7,000 years. 

Western Highlands Province

300

This historic Olympic champion became the most decorated freestyle skier of all time by winning multiple gold and silver medals in disciplines like halfpipe, slopestyle, and big air.

Eileen Gu

300

In Victorian times, people were so terrified of being accidentally buried alive that they invented "safety coffins" equipped with bells or flags attached to this body part.

Fingers

400

This Chicago-born rock band, fronted by Patrick Stump and bassist Pete Wentz, is famous for hits like "Sugar, We're Goin Down" and "Centuries."

Fall Out Boy

400

 This province is both the smallest province by land area (2,100 km²) and has the smallest population (around 50,000 people).

Manus province

400

This island province experienced the heaviest concentration of WWII fighting because it served as the massive Japanese Imperial military stronghold in the South Pacific.

East New Britian province

400

This historic WWE annual pay-per-view event features a 30-man over-the-top-rope battle royal where the winner gets a world championship match at WrestleMania.

Royal Rumble

400

This mammal has fingerprints so remarkably similar to human fingerprints that they have occasionally confused crime scene investigators.

Koala

500

This Canadian rock band behind the massive hits "How You Remind Me" and "Rockstar" is often a favorite target for internet memes.

Nickelback

500

The province in Papua New Guinea with the most distinct indigenous languages

Madang Province

500

While coastal areas saw heavy combat, the rugged interior regions were crucial for establishing inland airstrips and mobilizing thousands of local civilians into this formal wartime logistical support organization.

ANGAU (Australian New Guinea Administrative Unit)

500

This iconic nation holds the record for winning the most FIFA World Cup titles in history (five total).

Brazil

500

During the Middle Ages, European courts took animal crimes very seriously, legally prosecuting, sentencing, and publicly executing creatures like pigs, rats, and insects by doing what to them?

Hanging or burning at the stake