Brycifer
This British singer is Bryce's favorite music artist.
Who is Adele?
This is the force of resistance described in Newton's first law of motion.
What is inertia?
In this movie, an orphan fights a clown while dressed up as his worst fear at night in the city (it needs him).
What is Batman?
This mineral, which occurs naturally in many foods and water, helps prevent tooth decay.
What is fluoride?
This western state is the state in which Bryce was born.
What is Utah?
These four elements on the periodic table are the fundamental elements of life.
What are carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, and oxygen?
In this movie, an Asian child and an old man fly a house to a waterfall.
What is Up?
These back-molar teeth are often removed due to lack of space in the mouth.
What are wisdom teeth?
These are Bryce's parents' names.
Who are Scott and Kimberly?
This is the most widely used programming language.
What is JavaScript?
In this movie, a space-faring rebel group tries to overthrow a government by bombing its headquarters.
What is Star Wars: A New Hope?
This is the number of teeth an adult human has.
What is 32 teeth?
Bryce's dog Bodhi is this breed of dog.
What is a Beagle.
This act, passed in 2002, helps protect investors from fraudulent financial reporting by corporations by mandating certain practices in financial record-keeping
What is the Sarbanes–Oxley Act?
In this movie, a Parisian Chef makes numerous health code violations while hitting on his coworker.
What is Ratatouille?
This is the layer of material that lies immediately underneath the enamel of the tooth.
What is dentin?
This 200 backstroke time, rounded to the nearest whole second, is Bryce's fastest while at Chapman.
What is 1:53?
This type of business cost is an expenditure that cannot be conveniently traced to or identified with any particular revenue unit, unlike operating expenses such as raw materials and labor.
What is overhead costs?
In this movie, a man who lies about his age abducts three children and flies around using 'magic' powder.
What is Peter Pan?
This nerve in the mandible innervates a person's teeth.
What is the inferior alveolar nerve?