Optometry
What part of the eye do cataracts affect?
The lens
What was the name of the first African American athlete at ISU?
Jack Trice
Who won the most recent season of Dancing with the Stars?
Robert Irwin and Witney Carson
What was the first national park in the United States
Yellowstone National Park
Which MLB team plays their home games at Fenway Park?
Boston Red Sox
What part of the eye does glaucoma target?
Optic nerve
What year was Iowa State University founded?
1858
How old was Dolly Parton when she died?
80
What great lake is bordered by Michigan and Canada only?
What is the standard height of a basketball rim above the floor in professional basketball?
10 feet
What does the first 20 in 20/20 vision mean?
The distance in feet at which the patient stands from the eye chart (20 feet)
Name the six colleges of Iowa State University
CALS
LAS
Ivy College of Business
College of Design
College of Engineering
College of Health and Human Sciences
Who is known as the "King of Pop"?
Michael Jackson
What is the capital of Missouri?
Jefferson City
How many clubs is a player allowed to have in their golf bag during a golf tournament?
14
What is the medical term for nearsightedness, where a patient can see close objects clearly, but distant objects appear blurry?
Myopia
What were the original ISU colors?
Black, gold, and silver (ended 1899)
Which planet is Luke Skywalker raised on by his aunt and uncle?
Tatooine
Name the five oceans
Pacific
Atlantic
Indian
Arctic
Antarctic/Southern
Who won the 2026 Stanley Cup?
The Carolina Hurricanes
What is a common symptom of posterior vitreous detachment (PVD)?
Floaters (or flashes)
How did we get the name "the cyclones"?
Chicago tribune article said "northwestern struck by cyclone" when we won a football game
What did Kenzie from Love Island USA claim about vision?
That 20/30 vision is better than 20/13 vision
Name the seven continents
Asia
Africa
North America
South America
Europe
Antarctica
Australia / Oceana
Which two franchises are tied for the most Super Bowl victories in NFL history?
Pittsburgh Steelers and New England Patriots
(6 each)