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UAPB
200

First Black president of the United States. 

Barack Obama

200

Name of the fictional African nation ruled by T'Challa in Black Panther. 

Wakanda

200

Planet known as the Red Planet. 

Mars

200

Most popular sport in the United States.

football

200

UAPB's colors.

black and gold

400

Console that featured games like tennis, boxing, baseball, and bowling using motion sensing controllers. 

Nintendo Wii

400

Known as the King of Pop. 

Michael Jackson

400

Largest organ in the human body. 

skin

400

Language with the most native speakers in the world. 

Mandarin Chinese 

400

UAPB's current chancellor.

Dr. Anthony Graham

600

Black inventor who developed the 3-position traffic signal. 

Garrett Morgan

600

Will Smith's character from the show Fresh Prince of Belair is from this city. 

(West) Philadelphia

600

The human body can survive this long without water. 

3-7 days

600

Board game that has properties like Boardwalk and Parkplace.

monopoly

600

UAPB was originally called this when it was established.  

Branch Normal College

800

Organization founded in 1909 to fight racial discrimination and advance civil rights. 

NAACP

800

Name of the radio station where Martin Payne worked on the show Martin. 

WZUP

800

Amount of time it takes for light from the Sun to reach Earth. 

about 8 minutes

800

Most famous basketball player of all time.

Michael Jordan

800

UAPB traces its roots to this year, making it the oldest HBCU in Arkansas. 

1873

1000

Mobile game from 2016 where people would walk around outside to catch virtual creatures. 

Pokemon Go

1000

Singer who became the first Black woman to headline the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in 2018. 

Beyonce

1000

First animal to be cloned from an adult cell. 

Dolly the sheep

1000

Only continent that lies in all four hemispheres. 

Africa

1000
This famous leader gave the 83rd commencement address at UAPB in 1958 when the school was known as AM&N College. 

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr

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