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100

This French explorer discovered the lake that brought you here.

Who is Samuel de Champlain?

100

This chemical compound takes up around 71% of the earth's surface.

What is H2O?

100

This is the tallest mountain in the world.

What is Mount Everest?

100

Leonardo Da Vinci painted this stoic beauty with an enigmatic smile in the early 1500's.

What is the Mona Lisa?

100

This beloved Canadian was the first and most renowned host of Jeopardy.

Who is Alex Trebek?

200

This is the third planet from the sun.

What is Earth?

200

This state capital is the only capital in the United States that doesn't have a McDonald's.

What is Montpelier?

200

Tim Allen and Tom Hanks played around and stole the title of "biggest box-office opener of 2026" in this summer blockbuster.

What is Toy Story 5?

300

This wartime president declared that a United States president serving more than two terms is unconstitutional.

Who is Franklin Delano Roosevelt? 

300

This is the mass-energy equivalence equation, created by Albert Einstein.

What is E=MC2?

300

Lady Liberty guided many of the first American immigrants to this island, up until its closure in 1954.

What is Ellis Island?

300

Yeah, baby! Mike Myers confirmed this bumbling super-spy will return to work after more than a 20-year sabbatical.

Who is Austin Powers?

400

Ramon "Monchito" Marrero, is credited with creating this creamy cocktail, which Puerto Rico adopted as its national beverage in the 1970s.

What is a Pina Colada?

400

This element exhibits the highest electrical conductivity of any element on the periodic table.

What is Silver? (Ag)

400

This abstract artist popularized the "drip technique."

Who is Jackson Pollock?

400

This professional curmudgeon learned he was related to Vermont senator, Bernie Sanders, only after impersonating him on Saturday Night Live.

Who is Larry David?

500

This is the closest galaxy to the Milky Way.

What is the Andromeda galaxy?

500

This dystopian novel, set 35 years in the future (but 42 years in the past), is author George Orwell's crowning achievement, and remains an important read to this day.

What is 1984?