Art, Literature, and Culture
The famous artist, renowned for painting the ceiling of the sistine chapel.
Who is Michelangelo?
The three most common tenses in English.
What is "past," "present," and "future?"
The tyrannical leader of the Mongol Empire.
Who is Genghis Khan?
This actor, also known as the "Badshah of Bollywood."
Who is Shahrukh Khan?
The innovative new spelling platform designed to teach spelling through pattern-recognition skills instead of memorization.
The commonly-taught novella featuring characters by the names of Squealer and Snowball, written by George Orwell, and criticizing a common form of government.
What is Animal Farm?
The atomic number of the element Carbon.
What is 6?
This man was the leader of Adolf Hitler's propaganda operations.
Who is Paul Joseph Goebbels?
This African country, known for never being colonized.
My birthplace, this large city in the Midwest, known as the "Windy City."
What is Chicago?
The song, sharing a name with a popular video game, sung by Taylor Swift.
What is Fortnight?
Which letter or symbol represents angular momentum?
What is "L?"
The first Hispanic SCOTUS justice.
Who is Sonia Sotomayor?
This court case, known for establishing the doctrine of "Separate but Equal."
What is Plessy v. Ferguson?
My cricket uniform number, also the elemental number of Chlorine.
What is 17?
A type of art technique involving painting outdoors and capturing natural subjects.
The famous mathematician, credited with inventing a method of approximation for integrals.
Who is (Bernhard) Riemann?
The Portuguese former "Governor of India," known for being the first European to sail to India.
Who is Vasco da Gama?
The former mascot of Seminole High School.
What are Celery Federals?
My favorite soccer team, known for a group of strikers named "MSN."
What is FC Barcelona?
The host and voice of the popular kids reading show, Reading Rainbow.
Who is LeVar Burton?
This is used as a statement declaring "there is no difference" in a statistical inference test, often referred to as a default statement.
This U.S. president, at 5'11" and ~350 pounds, was so large that he needed a new bathtub constructed that would fit him.
Who is William Howard Taft?
This fruit, also the namesake of an annual award that recognizes the worst films in their respective categories.
What is a raspberry?
This famous National Landmark, which I was invited to.