BIOLOGY
This organelle is known as the "powerhouse of the cell."
What is the mitochondrion?
This feature was donated to WCS to enhance the spiritual awareness and beautify the courtyard.
What is a cross?
This is generally the largest instrument in the brass family.
What is the Tuba?
This is the foul that is indicated in a football game by the referee putting both his hands on his hips.
What is Offsides?
What is Cotton Eyed Joe?
This molecule carries genetic information and has a double helix structure.
What is DNA?
These structures house such classes as Spanish and ASL.
What are the portables?
This early music streaming service, named after a mythological female, is still widely used today.
What is Pandora?
This heavy metal ball is thrown for distance in a Track & Field meet.
What is a shot put?
This dance genre requires special shoes with metal parts that make a distinct sound during performances.
What is Tap?
This scientist proposed the theory of natural selection after his voyage on the HMS Beagle.
Who is Charles Darwin?
This sports area recently had a fieldhouse build adjacent to it.
What is Gutierrez Field?
A singer with the lowest vocal range is referred to as this.
What is a Bass?
This player has become the face of Womens' Basketball by intimidating her opponents by pointing at them.
Who is Sophia Cunningham?
Dancers use a technique called "spotting" to prevent dizziness while executing this complete turn of the body on one foot.
What is a Pirouette?
This type of cell division produces four genetically unique haploid cells used in sexual reproduction.
What is meiosis?
This area beyond the backstage of the Lighthouse is where performers keep costumes and makeup and await their next appearances.
What is the Green Room?
This music genre is named for the grass that grows in the hilly region of the US for which it is named.
What is bluegrass?
This LA Dodger is currently the only Major League Baseball player who pitches and plays in the outfield.
Who is Shohei Otani?
This goofy viral 2010's dance requires swinging your arms front and back around the sides of your torso like a pendulum while shifting your hips.
What is Flossing?
This enzyme unwinds DNA during replication by breaking hydrogen bonds between base pairs.
What is helicase?
The newest section of the Learning Commons will include this highly anticipated feature.
What is a cafe?
This megastar musician was recently wed to her sports celebrity fiancee.
Who is Taylor Swift?
In volleyball, without this player's delicate touch, there would be no hard spikes or technical ball movement.
What is a setter?
This intimate, dramatic ballroom dance originated in the late 19th century in the neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
What is the Tango?