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100

In what U.S. City are Cloud Gate, Holy Name Cathedral, Crown Fountain, and the Magnificent Mile?

Chicago

100

Who wrote the critically acclaimed ghost story The Haunting of Hill House? 

Shirley Jackson

100

What scientist discovered penicillin in 1928, revolutionizing modern medicine. 

Alexander Fleming

100

During which war was Valley Forge a winter military encampment? 

American Refolutionary War

100

In which card game do players try to "Shoot the moon"?

Hearts

200

In which country would you be served Chimichurri with steak? 

Argentina 

200

Which 2004 tear-jerker that stars Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams ran into trouble when the stars didn't get along? 

The Notebook

200

Which species of shark has nearly 360-Degree range of visoin?

Hammerhead 

200

In ancient Greek and Egyptian mythology, a sphinx has the head of a human and the body of which animal? 

Lion

200

What was the cost of a New York City subway token in 2003, when it was retired because of the trendy new MetroCard? 

$1.50

300

In which country is the 13-foot-High Norwegian Spruce that's the oldest tree on hearth, having seen 9500 Birthdays? 

Sweden

300

The 1980s hit film Pretty in Pink was based on a song by which band of the same name? 

The Psychedelic Furs

300

What are the 4 C's of diamond grading?

Cut, Clarity, Color, Carat

300

What U.S. president quipped: "It's true hard work never killed anybody, but I figured, why take the chance"?

Ronald Reagan

300

An old Yiddish proverb states that "a nickel will get you on the subway," but what food will get you a seat?

Garlic 

400

What landlocked Central Asian country was once a key part of the Silk Road and has a capital city called Tashkent.

Uzbekistan

400

In a game of dominos, what is the term for the first double played, from which other dominoes may be played on all four sides? 

Spinner

400

Which wonder drug's name blends the words "acetyl" and "Spirsaure," a German name fo rsalicylic acid?

Aspirin

400

What is the name of the radical democratic revolutinaries who began the Reign of Terror during the French Revolution in 1792?

Jacobins

400

In 1962, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Engel v. Vitale that what practice in public schools was unconstitutional.

State-Sponsored Prayer (or reciting of official pryers)

500

What European country in the world has no airport, no seaport, and no national debt?

Liechtenstein

500

Before Hollywood, which New Jersy town was a center for the motion picture industry? 

Fort Lee

500

What airborne disease did 12 animal trainers catch from circus elephants in 1998?

Tuberculosis

500

What did Willis Carrier invent in Brooklyn, NY in 1902, for a printing company who had ink and paper problems due to extreme heat? 

First Modern air-conditioning system

500

introduced as a marketing gimmick in 1966 by the Scott Paper Company, what unexpectedly became a short-lived fashion trend?

The Paper Dress