SG Jeopardy

Pop Culture

100

Who voices Meg on Family Guy?

Mila Kunis

200

In Transformers, Bumblebee transforms into what kind of car?

A Chevy Camaro

300

This person is a former CA Governor and Actor. 

Arnold Schwarzenegger

400

What movie is the line "Say hello to my little friend!" from?

Scarface

500

Why did Natalie Portman miss the premiere of Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace?

She was still in high school and needed to study for an exam

Neuroscience

100

This part of the brain is important for higher level decision making and is thought to be where our personalities come from. 

The Prefrontal Cortex.

200

What are the five flavors your tongue can sense?

• Sweet: Often signals energy-rich foods (sugars).
• Sour: Detects acids; helps identify unripe or spoiled foods.
• Salty: Indicates essential minerals like sodium, important for bodily functions.
• Bitter: Can warn of potential toxins, though it also exists in many healthy foods like coffee.
• Umami (Savory): Detects amino acids (glutamates) in proteins, found in meats, cheeses, and soy sauce, adding richness

300

__________ is the gap of space between the presynaptic and postsynaptic cells.

Synapse/Synaptic Cleft

400

A common neurophysiological abnormality that is commonly observed in individuals diagnosed with schizophrenia

More bilateral/symmetrical brain activation.

500

This is the thick piece of brain tissue that connects the left and right lobes of the brain.

Corpus Callosum

Recovery

100

Who are the founders of Alcoholics Anonymous?

Bill W. and Bob Smith

200

This is the earliest treatment model of addiction.

The Moral Model - believed that addiction and substance use arose from a fault in the individuals moral character.

300

Which month is National Recovery Month?

September

400

The use of marijuana before the age of _______ can prevent the continued development of the brain.

25

500

What kind of drug/mechanism of action does Narcan have?

Antagonist (Blocker)

Mental Health

100

What are the four survival responses?

Fight, flight, freeze, and fawn. 

200

_____________ are faulty beliefs that are not based in reality while _____________ are perceptions of stimuli that are not based in reality. 

Delusions. Hallucinations.

300

Name the four psychological defense mechanisms.

Repression, Regression, Intelluctualization, Sublimation

400

According to CBT, what two things are necessary for learning?

Repetition and Reward.

500

What is the reward center of the brain called?

Ventral Tegemental Area, VTA, Limbic System

Animal Facts

100

"The Great Bambino" is the nickname of which athlete?

Babe Ruth

200

How many players are on each side at one time in a soccer game

11

300

Which NFL team has their logo on only one side of their helmets?

The Pittsburgh Steelers

400

Which country has won the most world cups?

Brazil (5)

500

What is a "triple-double" in basketball?

When a player achieves double digit scores in three different statistical categories.