This viral Netflix docuseries was released in March 2020
What is Tiger King?
This makes two shapes congruent
What is having the exact same size and shape?
Watterson has this many stories
What is 28?
The first Emperor of Rome
Who is Augustus (Octavian)?
The leader of a marching band
What is a drum major?
This is the nickname of these twin brothers on TikTok
What is The Da Vinki Twins?
This value is the smallest prime number
What is 2?
The number of total washing machines on the top level (including the broken ones)
What is 24?
These two rivers stradled the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia
What is the Tigris and Euphrates?
The 5 horizontal lines and 4 spaces where music notes are written
What is the staff?
Who is Ed?
Honeybees construct their hives in this geometric shape
What is a hexagon?
This is Wattersons maximum resident capacity (within +/- 100)
What is 2,700?
The year the Berlin Wall fell
What is 1989?
This note gets one single beat in standard 4/4 time
What is a quarter note?
This movie won "Best Picture" at the 2020 Oscars
What is Parasite?
During the math competition scene in the movie “Mean Girls,” the answer to the calculus problem “what is the limit as x approaches zero of [ln(1-x)-sinx]/(1-cos²x)” is this
The year Watterson Towers was completed (bonus 100pts if you can also name the year they started construction)
What is 1969? (Bonus: what is 1967?)
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand was an immediate spark for this major global conflict
What is World War I?
The percussion instrument that uses hollow tubes called resonators suspended beneath metal bars to amplify sound
What is a marimba? (Or xylophone)
This is the total count of curse words in the 2020 hit song, WAP (within +/- 3)
What is 42?
The smallest number (other than 1) that is a perfect cube and square
What is 64?
Watterson Towers stand this many feet tall (within +/- 10ft)
What is 298.5ft?
In 1853, this country opened its borders to foreigners after being closed for more than 200 years
What is Japan?
When fully stretched out straight in a single line, a standard student model of this brass instrument is roughly 9 feet long
What is a trombone?