Social & Behavioral Sciences
This is a psychological test that measures intelligence
What is the IQ Test
The chemical symbol Au stands for this element
What is Gold?
This country was the first to use paper currency
What is China?
The percent of oxygen that sustains life here on earth
What is 21%?
This plant, commonly found on campus, in the poison sumac family, is known for causing an irritating rash.
What is Poison Oak?
This is the term for the mental process of adapting one’s beliefs or actions in response to new information or experiences
What is Learning?
The largest organ to the human body
What is skin?
Catharine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Katherine Howard, Anne of Cleves, and Katherine Parr
Who are Henry VIII's 6 wives?
This tool is used to help extract a patient from a vehicle
What are the Jaws of Life?
The primary safety feature on modern chainsaws that helps prevent injury from kickback
What is a Chain Brake?
A psychological disorder characterized by delusions and hallucinations
What is Schizophrenia?
The deadliest animal in the world
What is a mosquito?
Mary Antoinette's French King Husband
Who is Louis XVI?
A pressurized hose ready for use
What is a Charged Hose?
Also a California native, this is the tallest tree in the world
What is a Coastal Redwood?
This is the common name for the Rorschach test
What is the Inkblot test?
Our solar system's smallest planet
What is Mercury?
The day WWI officially ended
What was November 11th, 1918?
A fire vehicle that can serve both an engine and a truck
What is a Quint Truck?
This type of edible mushroom is commonly found in burned areas
What are Morels?
The phobia of this is called Gymnophobia
What is Nudity?
The largest desert on Earth
What is Antarctica?
These are the modern-day countries that make up the land once known as the Babylonian Empire
What is Iraq and Iran?
Firefighting fixed wing aircraft
What is a “Super Scooper”?
A piece of heavy machinery used in forestry for vegetation/fuels reduction
What is Masticator/Mulcher?