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100

This is the gap between neurons.

What is the synapse?

100

This tragedy is Shakespeare's longest play.

What is Hamlet?

100

These people worshipped Zeus.

Who were the Greeks?

100

Peaches originated from this country.

What is China?

100

Michelangelo was a part of this artistic movement.

What was the Renaissance?

200

This is the number of lobes that the brain is divided into.

What is four?

200

Near the Thames, this place was built by the Lord Chamberlain's Men to showcase Shakespeare's plays.

What was The Globe?

200

This was the Greek God of fire.

Who was Hephastus?

200

Carrots were originally most commonly this color.

What is purple?

200

This anti-art movement emerged soon after WWI, largely to express disillusionment and loss of purpose.

What was Dadaism?

300

Sound localization is determined by this part of the ear.

What is the pinna?

300

Shakespeare married and had three children with this person.

Who was Anne Hathaway?

300

Hebe was the goddess of this.

What is youth?

300

This is the most stolen food in the world.

What is cheese?

300

This person carved the statue of The Thinker.

Who was Auguste Rodin?

400

This is another name that Shakespeare is known by.

Who was the Bard of Avon?

400

In H.P. Lovecraft’s mythos, this ancient, tentacled being sleeps beneath the sea in the city of R’lyeh.

Who is Cthulhu?

400

This common herb is known to taste like soap for certain individuals due to a specific genetic variation.

What is cilantro?

400

This artistic style was inspired by a Portuguese word meaning an irregularly shaped or "flawed" pearl.

What is baroque?

500

Macbeth was inspired by this event, which was a Catholic conspiracy to blow up King James I and the English Parliament.

What was the Gunpowder Plot?

500

Dante Alighieri was born in this city.

Where is Florence, Italy?