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100

Named after a famous explorer, this is the capital of Ohio.

What is Columbus?

100

This famous structure was built by the ancient Egyptians as tombs for their pharaohs.

What are the Pyramids?

100

He is the Greek god of the sky and ruler of Mount Olympus.

Who is Zeus?

100

This large bear eats almost nothing but bamboo.

What is a giant panda?

100

This Mexican food dish translates literally to "little donkey" in English. 

What is a burrito?

200

 It is the capital of New York.

What is Albany?

200

This document declared the American colonies free from British rule in 1776.

What is the Declaration of Independence?

200

This Greek hero's only weakness was his heel.

Who is Achilles?

200

This animal has the largest eyes in the world, measuring up to the size of a soccer ball.

What is the giant squid?

200

This vegetable, famously eaten by Popeye the Sailor Man, is packed with iron and vitamins.

What is spinach?

300

This city is the live music capital of the world.

What is Austin?

300

This 21-year-old American schoolteacher was caught by the British while gathering intelligence and famously declared he only regretted having but one life to lose for his country.

Who is Nathan Hale?

300

In Norse mythology, this trickster god can shape-shift into different animals.

Who is Loki?

300

This massive creature is the largest animal known to have ever lived on Earth, even dwarfing the biggest dinosaurs.

What is the blue whale?


300

This popular dairy snack contains live, helpful bacteria for your stomach and is often mixed with fruit or honey.

What is yogurt?

400

This golden state capital shares its name with a professional NBA team.

What is Sacramento?

400

George Washington relied on this secret spy ring, based in New York, which used invisible ink and coded messages to track British troop movements.

What is the Culper Spy Ring?


400

This legendary ape-like creature is said to inhabit the forests of North America.

Who is Bigfoot (or Sasquatch)?

400

Instead of a true backbone, sharks and rays have a flexible skeleton made entirely out of this tough, rubbery material.

What is cartilage?

400

This specific ingredient gives white chocolate its distinct flavor but lacks the cocoa solids found in dark chocolate.

What is cocoa butter?

500

This city is the only US capital that has a population under 10,000 people.

What is Montpelier (Vermont)?

500

During World War II, the United States military used the complex, unwritten language of this Native American tribe to create an unbreakable battlefield code.

Who are the Navajo (Code Talkers)?



500

This mythical creature has the head of a human and the body of a lion.

What is a Sphinx?

500

A group of these birds is called a "flamboyance."

What are flamingos?

500

This tiny, protein-rich grain was a staple crop for the ancient Incas and is used today as a substitute for rice.

What is quinoa?