various nhd projects
geography
just. math questions
I LOVE THE MILITARY INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
nonsense
100
What was the reason for the 1977 boycott of Nestle?
Nestle's purposeful malicious marketing of their baby formula that led to the deaths of hundreds of babies and the malnutrition of hundreds more.
100
what continent is Malta in
Europe
100
What are the first and second fundamental theorems of calculus?
they are theorems that state that the derivative of the integral of f(t) is the function f(x), and that the integral of a function f(x) from a to b is F(a) - F(b) (Assuming F(x) is one of the antiderivatives of f(x))
100
What is the US Army's most modern main battle tank?
the M1 Abrams
100
What did the Tang Dynasty soldiers eat?
human flesh (children and the elderly)
200
name a place nestle illegally and/or immorally pilfered water from.
California, Michigan, Maine, Florida, Nigeria, Ghana, Ethiopia, etc (I am too lazy to name all of them, I will google your answer and if google agrees you get the point)
200
name and place all the (primary) Vancouvers in North America.
Vancouver, British America and Vancouver, Washington
200
what is a shape with 12 sides of equal length called?
a regular dodecagon
200
What company made the F-22?
Lockheed Martin
200
in which country did a helicopter crash recently, killing a national leader.
Iran
300
who invented the elevator and when?
1. Archimedes, 236 B.C
2. Elisha Otis, 1853
300
draw/describe greenland's flag
300
9 + 10
21
300
what was the last class of battleships the US Navy built?
the Iowa-class
300
how much did this sell for?
84.2 million dollars
400
The newest project type.
What is interpretive dance?
400
What is a narrow piece of land connecting two larger landmasses called?
an isthmus?
400
who invented the x-y coordinate system?
Rene Descartes
400
What is the maneuver jet aircrafts use to dodge radar-guided missiles?
notching
400
What were the five beaches invaded on D-Day?
Omaha, Juno, Sword, Gold, and Utah
500
recite kaylin's thesis
For the benefit of all citizens of Korea, King Sejong created the written Korean language: Hangul. In doing so, he not only helped solve the issue of illiteracy among the dissatisfied commoners, but also let the small country become more distinguished from its larger neighbors (such as China), giving citizens a stronger sense of nationalism. Hangul gave the citizens, especially women, a new way to express themselves, their identity no longer limited to oral traditions. And over time, the language evolved to mean much more: This linguistic frontier became a source of Korea’s strength, solidifying its position at the center of Korean culture.
500
What is the name of the islands disputed between Japan and Russia?
the Kuril Islands
500
every simply connected closed three-manifold is homeomorphic to the three-sphere (in a topologist's sense) 
, where a three-sphere is simply a generalization of the usual sphere to one dimension higher. true or false?
true
500
What is the AIM-260 Joint Advanced Tactical Missile (JATM)?
The missile being developed as a counter to the PL-15.
500
What was the most expensive car ever sold? For how much?
Mercedes-Benz SLR coupe for $142 million