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100

What is the King's royal residence called? 

Buckingham Palace

100

Which American city is famous for its deep dish pizza?

Chicago 

100

What UNESCO World Heritage village is located near Ružomberok and known for its wooden houses?

Vlkolínec 

100

Which specialized classroom is situated in the room number 57?

multimedia classroom 

100

In which famous NYC building did American singer Taylor Swift get married?

Madison Square Garden

200

Which British author wrote Pride and Prejudice? 

Jane Austen

200

Which US president was assassinated in a theatre?

Abraham Lincoln

200

Which Slovak canoeist won two Olympic gold medals in slalom canoeing?

Michal Martikán

200

How many teachers are currently teaching at GJAR? (+/-2)

44

200

Which sport invented in the UK is now the national sport of India?

cricket 

300

What did famous Scottish scientist Alexander Fleming invent?

penicilin 

300

What is the largest US state by area? 

Alaska 

300

Which type of art was typical for famous artist Andy Warhol, whose parents were Slovak? 

pop-art

300

Who is the class teacher of IV.OA? 

Slávka Čorejová 

300

How many children does our vice-principal Mr Čech have? 

3 

400

Who is the second in line for the British throne? 

Prince George

400

How many stripes are on the flag of the US? 

13

400

Which Slovak national hero led the 19th-century Slovak uprising against the Hungarian authorities?

Ľudovít Štúr

400

Which famous Slovak pop singer with the initials P. N. studied at GJAR?

Peter Nagy

400

The face of which King/Queen was on the very first stamp printed in the UK?

Queen Victoria

500

In which city in the UK would you find The Royal Mile? 

Edinburgh

500

What is the name of the building that houses the American government? 

The Capitol

500

Which mountain animal typical for Slovakia translates into "chamois"?

kamzík

500

How many principals have there been at GJAR so far? (+/-1)

6

500

In terms of its geographical location, Bratislava is the only capital city in the world that . . . ?

borders two countries