Physics
This is the force that is generated from two objects rubbing against one another
What is Friction?
This president is featured on the $2 bill
Who is Thomas Jefferson?
Football in European countries does not have a playoff system; instead, the three teams that have the lowest amount of points suffer this.
What is Relegation?
Peach, Luigi, Bowser
What is Mario?
A mark on clothing
What is STAIN?
Beer's Law states that concentration of a substance has this kind of correlation to its light-absorbance value, as they both rise and fall together
What is positive?
The last letter of the Greek alphabet
What is Omega?
While sumo wrestling is Japan's official national sport, this sport is Japan's most popular
What is Baseball?
Scorpion, Raiden, Johnny Cage
What is Mortal Kombat?
a plate smaller than a dinner plate
What is a SIDEPLATE?
Sound travels fastest in this state of matter
What is solid?
DAILY DOUBLE
Juniper berries mainly makes up this drink
While the modern game developed in Scotland, the Romans played a game with a ball and club
What is Golf?
Link, Ganondorf, Skull Kid
What is Legend of Zelda?
Pertaining to teeth
What is DENTAL?
This field of physics deals with the movement of projectiles
What is Ballistics?
LEGO translates to "play well" in this language
What is Danish?
These games featured events like chariot racing, javelin throwing, discus, and wrestling, showcasing athletic prowess and competition
What is The Olympics?
DAILY DOUBLE
Ken, Blanca, M. Bison
To make feel unhappy
What is DISPLEASE?
This “-ism” is the branch of physics that describes the physical interaction between electrically charged particles
What is Electromagnetism?
The sum of all numbers on a roulette table is this
What is 666?
The Mesoamerican ballgame, also known as Ullamaliztli, played on specialized courts with teams using this body part to propel a rubber ball through stone rings or other targets
What are their Hips?
Terry Bogard, Mai Shiranui, Geese Howard
What is Fatal Fury?
What you may call a group of brainiacs
What are EINSTEINS?