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100

 What do you call a baby cat?

A kitten
100

What type of vehicle travels on rails?

Train

100

What is a common (but ridiculous) phrase that means "it's raining heavily"

"It's raining cats and dogs"

100

What country is known for the city of Tokyo?

Japan

100

How many branches does the U.S. government have?

Three

200

What is the tallest land animal?

Giraffe

200

What kind of vehicle travels under the sea?

Submarine

200

What common (and ridiculous) phrase is used to wish someone good luck, typically before a performance?

"Break a Leg"

200

Which city is famous for gondola rides on canals?

Venice

200

Who finally signs bills into law in the U.S.?

The President

300

What animal is known for changing color to blend in?

Chameleon

300

What is the term for underground urban trains?

Subway

300

What common (and ridiculous) phrase means "to go to bed" and involves something you would see on a farm?

"Hit the Hay"

300

 Which country is shaped like a boot? 

Italy

300

What part of Congress has the most members?

The House of Representatives

400

What sea creature (typically) has six arms?

Squid

400

What part of a ship steers it?

Rudder

400

What common (and ridiculous) phrase means something that is incredibly easy, and involves a common dessert?

"Piece of Cake"

400

What mountain range stretches across South America?

The Andes Mountains

400

How many justices are on the U.S. Supreme Court?

Nine

500

What is the only mammal that lays eggs?

Platypus

500

What year was the first automobile invented? (within 10)

1885

500

What somewhat less common phrase means "to stay up late working"?

"Burning the midnight oil"

500

What island nation lies southeast of India and is shaped like a teardrop?

Sri Lanka

500
Who is to take over the presidency if both the President and Vice President are no longer able to serve?

Speaker of the House