Not the Body
Greek Mythology
Foxes
Record-Breaking Waters
Nobel Prize Winners
100

Where a river meets a lake or ocean.

What is a mouth?

100

Persephone tied herself to Hades by eating the seeds of this produce.

What is a pomegranate?

100

This species of fox is the most widely distributed type across the Northern Hemisphere, and it is noted for its distinct color.

What is a red fox?

100

The largest Great Lake by volume. I suppose you could say it's the Greatest Great Lake!

What is Lake Superior?

100

This famous German scientist won the Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery of the photoelectric effect.

Who is Einstein?

200

An individual section of a relay race.

What is a leg?

200

His wax wings burned up as he flew too close to the sun.

Who is Icarus?

200

This website that covers poll statistics, elections, and politics features a cartoon fox as its mascot.

What is FiveThirtyEight?

200

Trent Grimsey holds the record for swimming across this body of water in 6 hours and 55 minutes, but I could take the Chunnel and be across in about 35 minutes!

What is the English Channel/La Manche?

200

In 1945, Sir Alexander Fleming was awarded the Prize in Medicine for his discovery of this.

What is penicillin? 

300

The pieces that jut out of a cog in order to rotate adjacent gears.

What are teeth?

300

This popular shoe brand is named after the Goddess of Victory.

What is Nike?

300

Most foxes are in this genetic family, along with dogs.

What is canine/canidae?

300

The Amazon River takes in runoff precipitation from the largest area of land, meaning it has the largest this.

What is a drainage basin/watershed?
300

This author of "Pygmalion" was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1925 for his political satire.

Who is George Bernard Shaw?

400

The hole in which one threads through a needle.

What is an eye?

400

She is one of the primordial deities and is the ancestral mother of all life. 

Who is Gaia?

400

"The Fox and the Grapes" tells the story of a fox that cannot reach grapes on a vine. It is from this collection of short stories.

What are Aesop's Fables?

400

The most noted feature of the Zambezi River is this waterfall, potentially considered the largest in the world.

What is Victoria Falls?

400

This American president was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his charity work done after his time in office concluded. His foundation partnered with Emory University to fight for human rights.

Who is Jimmy Carter?

500
The top of a knife, opposite to the blade, which provides support.

What is a spine?

500

Jason and the Argonauts travelled to Colchis in hopes of gaining this item.

What is the Golden Fleece?

500

A female fox is known as this, which can also be used for a spirited or fierce woman, especially one seen as sexually attractive. 

What is a vixen?

500

The Danube holds the record for running through the most countries (at a total 9 European nations), but it used to be the frontier of this ancient empire.

Who are the Romans?

500

C.F. Powell won the award in Physics for the discovery of this subatomic particle, which consists of a quark and an antiquark

What is a pion?