CU-EWB Jeopardy

EWB Trivia

100

This is what EWB stands for.

A. Engineering Without Borders

B. Engineers Without Borders

C. Engineering World Builders

D. Engineers World Builders

B. Engineers Without Borders

200

This is the digital platform that EWB-USA uses to manage projects, share technical data, finances, communicate with EWB-USA mentors and admin, find information, and do basically everything

Volunteer Village

300

This is What NGO Stands for.

A. Nonprofit Government Organization

B. Nonprofit Global Organization

C. Nongovernmental Organization 

D. National Governance Organization

C. Nongovernmental Organization

400

This is the fundraising platform that EWB-USA uses

Classy or GoFundMePro

500

This is the number of years that a community must commit with the EWB chapter to maintain long term project success

5 years

CU-EWB trivia

100

This position is currently open for applications!!

Treasurer

200

This meeting time is when the Fundraising & Grants Team usually meet.

a. Saturdays 3:00 - 4:00 PM

b. Fridays 1:00 - 2:00 PM

c. Thursdays 6:30 - 7:30 PM

d. Sundays 3:30 - 4:30 PM

d. Sundays 3:30 - 4:30 PM

300

This is the event that is happening on December 5th, 2026

Alumni Gala

400

This is the location where the Northeast Conference is taking place

Stevens Institute of Technology

500

This is the day when weekly newsletters are sent

Monday

Science and Math

100

This is the value of pi rounded to 5 decimals.

A. 3.14158

B. 3.14169

C. 3.14167

D. 3.14159

D. 3.14159

200

This is the pH of pure water at 25 degrees C

a. 6.0

b. 6.5 

c. 7.0

d. 7.5

c. 7.0

300

This is the integral of 2x with respect to x

x^2 + C

400

This is the number of naturally occurring elements (including decay products).

A. 90

B. 97

C. 94

D. 87

C. 94

500

This is the law stating that pressure and volume are inversely proportional for an ideal gas at constant temperature

Boyle's Law

Engineering Around the World

100

This is the SI unit of force

A. Siemens

B. Newtons

C. Pascals

D. Ohms

B. Newtons

200

This renewable energy technology converts sunlight directly into energy.

Solar ______

Pholtovoltaics

300

This invention, perfected by James Watt, helped power the Industrial Revolution.

Steam Engine

400

These ancient Roman structures delivered water over long distances

aqueducts

500

This famous 19th-century engineering project connected the Mediterranean and Red Seas, dramatically shortening maritime trade routes.

Suez Canal

Engineering Fun Fact

100

This is the full form of CAD

a. Computer-Aided Design

B. Computer Architectural Drawing

C. Computer-Assisted Drawing

D. Construction and Development

a. Computer-Aided Design

200

This popular building toy consists of interlocking plastic bricks originally developed in Denmark.

Lego

300

This famous inventor held over 1,000 U.S. patents, including inventions related to electric lighting and sound recording.

Thomas Edison

400

This famous space telescope, launched in 1990, initially produced blurry images because of a defect in its primary mirror.

Hubble Space Telescope

500

This engineering principle describes the relationship between fluid velocity and pressure, helping explain how aircraft wings generate lift.

Bernoulli's Principle