General Knowledge
1990s and 2000s Pop Culture
Geography
YOC
Technology and Gaming
100

The largest planet in our solar system.

Jupiter

100

This animated character lives in a pineapple under the sea.

SpongeBob SquarePants

100

A major river that flows through Egypt.

The Nile

100

This is the amount of colleagues in the Publisher Management Team in the Berlin Office

5

100

This company produced the PlayStation consoles.

Sony

200

The organ that pumps blood around the human body.

The heart.

200

The name of the teenager protagonist of the 1980s film where he travels through time in a modified DeLorean.

Marty McFly

200

The capital of Canada.

Ottawa

200

This is the amount of C-Level positions at YOC

5

200

This blue video game character is famous for collecting golden rings.

Sonic the Hedgehog.

300

This metal has the chemical symbol AU.

Gold

300

A small digital pet that had to be fed, cleaned and kept alive.

Tamagotchi

300

Mount Everest is part of this mountain range.

The Himalayas

300

The name of the island of YOC's last summer event

Obonjan

300

This 1996 survival-horror game introduced the Umbrella Corporation.

Resident Evil

400

The capital of Australia.

Canberra

400

The name of Will’s cousin that is known for his distinctive dance in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air".

Carlton Banks

400

The longest river in Europe.

The Volga

400

There are this many YOC offices.

8

400

The abbreviation “USB” stands for this.

Universal Serial Bus

500

This continent is crossed by both the Equator and the Prime Meridian.

Africa

500

Indiana Jones’s real first name.
 

Henry

500

The country with the most time zones when its overseas territories are included.

France

500

YOC is originally the abbreviation for this saying:

Your Opinion Counts

500

The name of the influential graphical web browser released in 1993 that helped popularize the World Wide Web.

Mosaic