Math
The probability of flipping a coin and landing on heads.
What is ½?
The number of keys on a piano.
What is 88?
The variable you can change in an experiment.
What is the independent variable?
Elon Musk’s aerospace company.
What is SpaceX?
Inventor of the first electric lightbulb.
Who was Humphry Davy?
The symbol used to express the mathematical function known as ‘factorial.’
What is an exclamation point?
The symbol for a sharp sign (that raises a note by a half-step).
What is a hashtag?
The solid outer part of the earth which contains the crust.
What is the lithosphere?
The first medical imaging scan to be used.
What is X-Ray?
Flyers of the first powered aircraft.
Who were the Wright Brothers?
The law that states that as a sample size grows, its mean gets closer to the average of the whole population.
What is the Law of Large Numbers?
The key considered “concert pitch” (and also the key a piano is in).
What is the key of C?
One is a measure of the force of gravity, the other is a measure of matter.
What are weight and mass?
This is what CPU stands for.
What is Central Processing Unit?
Lead designer of the Model T.
Who was Henry Ford?
The the number of rearrangements of the name DANIEL.
What is 720?
The number of notes in a major scale (excluding the repeated note).
What is 7?
Unlike weather, which can change daily, this is the average pattern of atmospheric conditions such as temperature.
What is climate?
This is what the Geiger Counter measures.
What is radiation?
The city where the Statue of Liberty was first built.
What is Paris?
The the number of unique arrangements of the word LETTER.
What is 180?
Another name for the 'Ionian' mode.
What is 'major?'
It is the most common element in the human body... (either Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, or Calcium)
What is Oxygen?
This company invented the hard disk drive.
What is IBM?
A code structure used to repeat the same task many times.
What is a loop?