Written in the Stars
Stroke of Luck
Lambda Factor
Pop Culture Stars
Under the Night
100

This giant glowing object in our solar system provides Earth with light and heat during the day.

The Sun

100

Finding a clover with this many leaves is famously believed to bring good luck.

Four

100

Lambda is a letter in the alphabet of this ancient European country, home to Athens.

Greece

100

This famous 1977 sci-fi movie franchise features Darth Vader, Jedi, and the Death Star.

Star Wars
100

Animals like owls and bats that sleep during the day and stay awake at night are called this.

Nocturnal

200

If you look up at night and see a bright streak quickly flash across the sky, you're making a wish on one of these.

Shooting Star (or meteor)

200

This lucky U.S. coin features Abraham Lincoln on the front and is worth one cent.

Penny

200

Lambda is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet. The very first letter of the Greek alphabet is this one.

Alpha

200

In The Lion King, Timon and Pumbaa teach Simba this catchy 2-word phrase that means "no worries."

"Hakuna Matata"

200

This famous green superhero turns into a giant roaring monster when he gets angry, but the original comic version only transformed at night.

Incredible Hulk

300

This group of stars forms a famous pattern shaped like a large soup ladle in the night sky.

The Big Dipper

300

In many Western cultures, this standard number is widely considered the luckiest number.

7

300

The last letter of the Greek alphabet, often paired with Alpha to mean "the beginning and the end," is this letter.

Omega

300

Bruno Mars sings about "24K Magic," but when you look up at night, these glowing celestial bodies are the real magic in the sky.

Stars

300

This colorful light show in the night sky near the North Pole is also called the Northern Lights.

Aurora Borealis

400

Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on this celestial object in 1969.

The Mooon

400

People traditionally say this 2-word phrase to actors or performers right before they go on stage to wish them good luck.

"Break a leg"

400

Athena is frequently pictured with this nocturnal bird on her shoulder, an animal that also happens to be a mascot for many late-night college study sessions.

An Owl

400

In the hit Disney movie Tangled, Rapunzel leaves her tower to see these glowing objects released into the night sky every year on her birthday.

Paper Lanterns

400

When the Moon passes directly in front of the Sun and blocks its light during the day, it's called a solar this.

Eclipse

500

Famous for its bright rings, this planet is the 6th from the Sun.

Saturn

500

While finding a 4-leaf clover is rare, finding a 5-leaf clover is even rarer and traditionally brings good luck along with this specific extra perk.

Financial wealth/money

500

In linear algebra, λ is the standard symbol for which of the following matrix properties?

A) Determinants

B) Eigenvalues

C) Trace

D) Inverses

B.) Eigenvalues

500

This famous nursery rhyme asks a celestial body to "Tell me what you are" while shining "like a diamond in the sky."

"Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star"

500

According to classic monster lore, a werewolf only transforms when the Moon reaches this specific shape.

Full Moon

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