Science
The nearest planet to the Sun.
What is Mercury?
The capital of Massachusetts.
Boston
How many weeks in a year?
52
Trivia Question: The only flying mammal.
What is a bat?
What does UAA stand for?
What is University of Alaska, Anchorage
Two planets have rings around them.
What are Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune?
Which continent is China in?
Asia
Trivia Question: How many days in a non leap year?
365 days
Trivia question: What is the largest animal in the ocean?
Blue whale
What is the mascot for UAA?
What is a Seawolf
The chemical formula for water.
What is H20?
Capital city of the United States?
Washington D.C
Trivia Question: How many inches in a foot?
Trivia Question: How many legs does a spider have?
Answer: Eight
What is UAA's Mascot's official name?
What is Spirit, the seawolf
The Richter scale is used to measure the magnitude of this natural phenomenon.
What are earthquakes?
Trivia Question: Which continent is also an island?
Australia
Trivia Question: How many school days are there in a year?
180
Trivia Question: The maximum number of eggs hens lay per day?
What is one egg?
What are UAA's official two colors?
What are green and gold
What are the colors of the rainbow?
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, & Violet
What country is Paris in?
France
Trivia Question: At what temperature does water freeze?
32 degrees Fahrenheight or 0 degrees Celsius
Trivia Question: From which part of a dog's body does sweat get excreted?
Their paws
What is the official name of UAA's big arena called?
What is the Alaska Airlines Center
What is the official name for each of the "STEM" letters?
Science Technology Engineering and Math
The name given for the "ring" of volcanoes that go around the Pacific Ocean.
What is the Ring of Fire
What is the only subject that counts?
What are the 5 species of salmon in Alaska?
What are the chum, sockeye, king, coho, and pink.
True or false: All Alaskans can go to college or vocational school (AVTEC) to learn a trade.
True: All Alaskans can go to college or a vocational school to learn a trade such as plumbing, electrical, carpentry, auto mechanics, or culinary arts, just to name a few.