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100
This 16th US president was well-known for signing the Emancipation Proclamation and giving the Gettysburg Address.
Abraham Lincoln 
100
NaCl is commonly known as what common kitchen ingredient?
Salt
100
What is the capital of Arizona?
Phoenix
100
In Fahrenheit 451, what is Guy Montag's occupation?
a "fire" man
100
In baseball, when a team does scores a "grand slam", how many points do they receive?
4
100
This movie is well known for its successful adaptation of J.K. Rowling's popular book series, its impressive special effects, its memorable characters, and its exploration of themes like love, loss, and the battle between good and evil. The films, released over a decade, were a global phenomenon, both critically and commercially, and are known for capturing the imagination of fans worldwide
Harry Potter
100
This yellow Pokemon is well known to be the "mascot" of the company due to its appearance in its anime adaptation.
Pikachu
200
Which European countries first colonized America?
Spain and Portugal
200
In what ocean is the Bermuda Triangle located?
Atlantic Ocean
200
Why did Gatsby in The Great Gatsby throw such lavish parties?
To attract the attention of his former love, Daisy Buchanan.
200
In golf, a "bunker" is full of what?
Sand
200
This movie is well known for it high-octane action sequences, focus on street racing, heists, and the themes of family and loyalty, especially within a crew of diverse characters.
Fast and Furious
200
This divorced villain is constantly foiled by a semi-aquatic egg-laying mammal in a fedora.
Dr Doofenshmirtz
300
Which treaty ended the Seven Years' War?
The Treaty of Paris
300
What two mammals lay eggs?
The platypus and the echidna.
300
What is the driest continent on Earth?
Antarctica
300
In 1984, what is doublethink?
The ability to hold two contradictory beliefs simultaneously and accept them both as true
300
This sci-fi action movie left audiences perplexed with its ambiguous ending of the protagonist either being in a dream world or reality.
Inception
300
This trading card game originally came into being when an ancient Egyptians sealed monsters into stone slabs and summoned them to fight one another.
YugiOh
400
Battle of Bull Run was part of which American war?
American Civil War
400
What state is Mount Rushmore located in?
South Dakota
400
Who was the first person to die in Romeo and Juliet?
Mercutio
400
This movie is well-known for its action-packed fight scenes, dystopian plot, philosophical themes, and the first to utilize "bullet time" sequences.
The Matrix
400
This sci-fi animation is about the misadventures of a grandpa-grandson duo throughout various universes and galaxies.
Rick and Morty
500
What is the forced migration of American Indian tribes from the South and Southeast called?
The Trail of Tears
500
How many countries are there in Africa? (Closest answer gets the points)
54
500
Where does To Kill a Mocking Bird take place? (Closest state wins, if you get the town name, you get 100 extra points)
Maycomb, Alabama
500
In ice hockey, when a person is aiming for the "5 hole", where are they aiming?
The space between the goalie's legs
500
This movie is well known for its groundbreaking animation that revolutionized the genre with its blend of humor, heart, and pop culture references. It's recognized for its satire of fairy tales, appealing to both children and adults, and for its compelling characters and story lines. It is also well known for its iconic characters and memes that are still around to this day.
Shrek
500
This space soap opera series has its own commemorative day based on a common expression used in the franchise.
Star Wars
