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Just For Fun
100
These are the three focus areas for Civil Engineers at Michigan Technological University. Name one.
What are Built Infrastructure, Water Resources, and Transportation?
100
The boiling temperature of water.
What is 100 degrees Celsius or 212 degrees Fahrenheit?
100
The main mineral mined from the Quincy Mine.
What is copper?
100
Other than movement and functionality, the attribute that biomedical engineers take into account when designing prosthesis.
What is patient comfort?
100
Sarah and Courtney's areas of study
What is Civil Engineering (Sarah) and Environmental Engineering (Courtney)?
200
The program you used to model bridges earlier this week.
What is West Point Bridge Designer?
200
The solution the pennies were dipped in before being applied to heat to turn to brass. (not zinc)
What is sodium hydroxide?
200
The reason the Quincy Mine shut down.
What is the Great Depression or financial struggles?
200
The direction that the electrical chip is numbered in the electrical engineering speaker activity.
What is counter-clockwise?
200
The activities that Sarah and Courtney participate in on Campus.
What is the Phi Delta Chi Sorority (Sarah) and Sledheads/Snowmobiling Club (Courtney)?
300
This shape is the most structurally sound when applied with a load.
What is a triangle?
300
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!! The material the "memory wire" was made of?
What is titanium and nickel?
300
The number of years was the steam hoist used at the Quincy Mine?
What is 11?
300
The purpose of alum in the water filtration experiment.
What is to coagulate the solids within the water?
300
The year Michigan Technological University was founded.
What is 1885?
400
This is the percentage of engineers are Civil Engineers. (within 2%)
What is 14%?
400
Solid form of carbon dioxide used to make a bubble earlier this week?
What is Dry Ice?
400
The number of different nationalities that worked at the Quincy Mine?
What is 15?
400
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!! The name for 4 bits of information to a computer. Hint: 8 bits is called a byte.
What is a nibble?
400
DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!! The first recorded instance of this was in 236 BC.
What is the elevator?
500
The average grade that most steel wheel trains can operate at.
What is 3 degrees?
500
The property measuring a fluid's resistance to flow.
What is viscosity?
500
The distance below US 41 we were in the mine. (within 10 feet)
What is 365 feet?
500
The four forces acting on an aircraft that were discussed in the video.
What is lift, drag, thrust, and weight (Gravity)?
500
The first person to do a double backflip on a snowmobile
Who is Levi LaVallee?
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