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Round 1 · Question 1 · REGULAR
In degrees, what are the interior angles of each angle of an equilateral triangle?
Answer: 60
Round 1 · Question 2 · REGULAR
How many grams are in 1 cup?
Answer: 200
Round 1 · Question 3 · REGULAR
In the numbered sequence, .0347, the 3 is in which decimal place?
Answer: hundreths
Round 1 · Question 4 · REGULAR
What mathematical term describes the likelihood of a particular event occurring?
Answer: Probability
Round 1 · Question 5 · REGULAR
What is the name of a triangle with different length sides for all three sides?
Answer: Scalene
Round 1 · Question 6 · REGULAR
What do you call a mathematical phrase without an equal sign?
Answer: Expression
Round 1 · Question 7 · REGULAR
What instrument is used to measure angles in degrees?
Answer: A protractor
Round 1 · Question 8 · BONUS
A cat slept for 8 hours on Friday, 10 hours on Saturday and 360 minutes on Sunday. What is the average number of hours the cat slept over the weekend?
Answer: 8
Round 2 · Question 1 · REGULAR
How many Great Lakes are located entirely in United States territory?
Answer: 1
Round 2 · Question 2 · REGULAR
What is the most widely spoken dialect in the Chinese language?
Answer: Mandarin
Round 2 · Question 3 · REGULAR
What is the only continent without spiders?
Answer: Antartica
Round 2 · Question 4 · REGULAR
Which capital city in Europe is the largest?
Answer: Moscow
Round 2 · Question 5 · REGULAR
The mouth of the Mississippi River can be found in what U.S. state?
Answer: Louisiana
Round 2 · Question 6 · REGULAR
What is the capital of Kansas?
Answer: Topeka
Round 2 · Question 7 · REGULAR
Mount Rushmore National Memorial is located in which U.S. state?
Answer: South Dakota
Round 2 · Question 8 · BONUS
What is the study of landforms and how they change over time?
Answer: Geomorphology
Round 3 · Question 1 · REGULAR
What is the proper English grammar for the only plants that consume other animals and protozoans?
Answer: Carnivorous Plants
Round 3 · Question 2 · REGULAR
What famous scientist first outlined the Three Laws of Motion?
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton
Round 3 · Question 3 · REGULAR
How many days does it take for the moon to orbit the earth?
Answer: 28
Round 3 · Question 4 · REGULAR
The potential testable answer to a scientific question is known as a what?
Answer: Hypothesis
Round 3 · Question 5 · REGULAR
Who was the first American to go into space?
Answer: Alan Shepard
Round 3 · Question 6 · REGULAR
What renowned biologist developed the Theory of Evolution by natural selection?
Answer: Charles Darwin
Round 3 · Question 7 · REGULAR
All living things contain what element?
Answer: Carbon
Round 3 · Question 8 · BONUS
What were the names of the three artificial earth satellites launched by the Russians starting in 1957?
Answer: Sputnik
Round 4 · Question 1 · REGULAR
What are the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution called?
Answer: Bill of Rights
Round 4 · Question 2 · REGULAR
In 1803, the U.S. purchased a swath of land from the Mississippi River to the Canadian border for $15 million. This acquisition was called what?
Answer: Louisiana Purchase
Round 4 · Question 3 · REGULAR
Women in the U.S. were granted the right vote in what year?
Answer: 1920
Round 4 · Question 4 · REGULAR
The Pleistocene Epoch period is more commonly known as what?
Answer: Ice Age
Round 4 · Question 5 · REGULAR
What man-made waterway connecting the Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea was completed in 1869?
Answer: Suez Canal
Round 4 · Question 6 · REGULAR
What 1783 treaty ended the American Revolution?
Answer: Treaty of Paris
Round 4 · Question 7 · REGULAR
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand triggered what world event?
Answer: WW1
Round 4 · Question 8 · BONUS
In the 19th century, Charles Babbage developed the concept of what revolutionary invention?
Answer: The Computer
Round 5 · Question 1 · REGULAR
The words “and,” “but,” “or,” “nor,” “for,” “yet” and “so” are all examples of what?
Answer: Conjunctions
Round 5 · Question 2 · REGULAR
How many consonants are in the alphabet?
Answer: 21
Round 5 · Question 3 · REGULAR
The words “they're,” “aren't,” “can't” and “shouldn't” are all examples of what?
Answer: Contractions
Round 5 · Question 4 · REGULAR
What letter of the alphabet can be used as both a vowel and a consonant?
Answer: Y
Round 5 · Question 5 · REGULAR
What is the term for a word that is the same backward and forward?
Answer: Palindrome
Round 5 · Question 6 · REGULAR
In a letter, email or correspondence, what is another word for “greeting?”
Answer: Salutation
Round 5 · Question 7 · REGULAR
In a sentence, the predicate contains what type of action word?
Answer: verb
Round 5 · Question 8 · BONUS
In the famous poem "Casey at the Bat," mighty Casey struck out in what town?
Answer: Mudville