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Random Sam Knowledge
100

The number of stars in our solar system.

What is one! (the sun) (if you got that wrong, shame on you)

100

This man was the second president of the United States.

Who was John Adams?

100

¿Puedo ir al baño?

What is "Can I go to the bathroom?"

100

The standard choir acronym SATB stands for this...

What is Soprano, Alto, Tenor, and Bass?

100

The capital of Pennsylvania.

What is Harrisburg?

200

There are this many traditional zodiac constellations.

What is 12?

200

This state was the first to secede from the Union. It was also one of the 13 colonies.

What is South Carolina?

200

A mí me gusta cocinar.

What is "I like to cook"?

200

This word describes singing without any instrumental accompaniment.

What is A cappella?

200

This is the eighth element on the periodic table of elements.

What is Oxygen?

300


Another way of saying "the height" of a wavelength.

What is amplitude?

300

This nationwide-known melody was inspired by a battle that took place during the War of 1812.

What is the Star-Spangled Banner?

300

Los estudiantes siempre se durmieron en la clase de ciencias. 

What is "The students always fall asleep in science class"?

300

This is the name of the middle male voice type that sits right between Tenor and Bass.

What is Baritone?

300

This SAT vocab word means secret, dishonest, or underhanded behavior, trickery, or roguish intrigue. 

What is Skullduggery?

400

We have this at the center of our galaxy.

What is a supermassive black hole?

400

Native Americans (specifically the Sioux) traveled nomadically to follow this animal. It was their primary resource, and they used every piece of it.

What is a buffalo?

400

The name of the little squiggle above the N in "baño". 

What is a tilde?

400


What phrase can you spell using the spaces of the Treble Clef from bottom to top?

What is F-A-C-E?

400

The capital of Slovakia.

What is Bratislava?

500

Light travels _______ miles per second.

What is 186,000 mps?

500

In 1793, this man invented the Cotton Gin, a machine that made cotton easier to harvest. He also invented interchangeable parts. 

Who was Eli Whitney?

500

Approximately how many native speakers does the Spanish language have worldwide today, ranking it second only to Mandarin Chinese?

What is 500 million?

500

What famous sight-singing system uses syllables like "Do, Re, Mi" paired with specific hand signs?

What is Solfege?

500

This element is number 26 on the periodic table. It is also in the name of a Marvel superhero.

What is Iron?

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