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100

This red "fruit" is the MVP of every garden; just one plant can produce enough for a whole summer of sandwiches and salsa.

What is a Tomato?

100

You create this type of "sparky" electricity by rubbing a balloon on your hair or walking across a rug in socks.

What is Static Electricity?

100

Known as the "City of Light," this capital is home to the Eiffel Tower and the world's most famous art museum, the Louvre.

What is Paris?

100

This 1978 Village People hit has a 4-letter dance that literally everyone at a wedding knows how to do.

What is "Y.M.C.A."?

100

This "irrational" constant starts with 3.14 and represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter.

What is Pi?

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200

Whether they are "Bell" or "Serrano," these colorful veggies thrive in the Santa Ana sun and add a kick to any meal.

What are Peppers?

200

This Founding Father didn't "invent" electricity, but his kite-and-key experiment proved that lightning is electrical.

Who is Benjamin Franklin?

200

You can visit the Colosseum and the Pantheon in this "Eternal City," which was the heart of a massive ancient empire.

What is Rome?

200

Released in 1977, this disco anthem by the Bee Gees is the ultimate song for walking with "main character" energy.

What is "Stayin' Alive"?

200

This famous theorem a+ b2= c2 is used to find the missing side of a right-angled triangle.

What is the Pythagorean Theorem?

300

This green vine vegetable grows so fast in SoCal that you’ll be giving them away to your neighbors by the bagful in July.

What is Zucchini (or Squash)?

300

This common portable device uses a chemical reaction to create a flow of electrons to power your gadgets.

What is a Battery?

300

This city was rebuilt after a "Great Fire" in 1666 and is famous for its clock tower, Big Ben, and the River Thames.

What is London?

300

This 1982 Michael Jackson masterpiece has a world-famous "zombie" dance that is still a Halloween staple in 2026.

What is "Thriller"?

300

In the linear equation y = mx + b, the letter "m" represents this, which tells you how steep the line is.

What is the Slope?

400

Santa Ana was built on these! Growing a tree of this fruit in your yard is a nod to the city’s historic groves.

What is an Orange (or Citrus)?

400

Nikola Tesla and Thomas Edison famously feuded over these two types of current; one travels long distances, the other powers batteries.

What are AC and DC (Alternating and Direct Current)?

400

Formerly known as Constantinople, this city sits on two continents and was the capital of both the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires.

What is Istanbul?

400

In 1990, this "Queen of Pop" told everyone to "strike a pose" in a song named after a famous fashion magazine.

What is "Vogue"?

400

These are numbers greater than 1 that have no divisors other than 1 and themselves; 2 is the only even one.

What are Prime Numbers?

500

This "thistle" vegetable is a California specialty; it looks like a giant green flower bud and is delicious with melted butter.

What is an Artichoke?

500

These "PV" cells are the blue panels you see on Santa Ana roofs that convert sunlight directly into electricity.

What are Photovoltaic Cells (Solar Panels)?

500

Known as the "City of a Hundred Spires," this Czech capital features the historic Charles Bridge and a massive 9th-century castle.

What is Prague?

500

This 1998 Eurodance hit by Eiffel 65 is about a guy who lives in a "blue world" where everything he sees is... well, blue.

What is "Blue (Da Ba Dee)"?

500

This 9-letter "trig" acronym helps you remember that Sine is Opposite over Hypotenuse.

What is SOH CAH TOA?

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