Ben Trivia
This is Ben's college major at the University of Michigan.
Nuclear Engineering & Radiological Sciences
This city is the capital of India.
New Delhi
In Pixar's Inside Out 2, this emotion was associated with the orange character in Riley's mind.
Anxiety
This is the name of the University of Michigan's sports teams.
The Wolverines
This association runs soccer's World Cup.
FIFA
Ben was in this competitive house during his time at Hawken.
Chester
This is the location in the ocean that is farthest from land.
Point Nemo
This breakout video game released in 2026 simulates hide and seek, where the hiders have the ability to paint themselves to blend in with their environment.
Meccha Chameleon
This is the name of the famous business school at the University of Michigan.
The Ross School of Business
This golf scoring term indicates that a player hit the ball into the hole two strokes under par.
Eagle
This online game, loved by Ben, involves the player observing an environment and being tasked with pinpointing where they are in the world.
Geoguessr
This is the term used to describe a chain of islands scattered across a body of water.
Archipelago
The Weeknd - Blinding Lights
This room in Hawken's Stirn Hall is known for it's rolling chairs and view of the Great Lawn.
Great Lawn Loft
This element on the periodic table is the heaviest element that isn't radioactive.
Lead (Pb)
These are the two debate events Ben primarily competed in during high school.
Public Forum (PF), Lincoln-Douglas (LD)
This desert is the largest in the world.
Antarctic Desert
This kind character from The Simpsons lives right next door to the Simpson family.
Ned Flanders
This is the year in which Hawken Upper School opened its doors in Chester township.
1961
This academic competition is often confused with the FPS game genre due to its identical abbreviation.
Future Problem Solving
This is the reason Ben failed his first driver's exam.
Taking a left turn on a red light
This capital city is the northernmost in the world.
Reykjavik
This YouTube channel was the first in the world to reach 10 million subscribers.
Smosh
This elite club at the Birchwood School of Hawken was only accessible to students who completed more than one thousand math problems in a single academic year.
1000s Club
During the Investiture Controversy of the Holy Roman Empire, this was the term used for people who supported the Pope over the Emperor.
Guelphs