It Takes Two
A pair of go-to seasonings found on most dining tables.
What is salt & pepper?
A formal dance or a bouncing toy.
What is a ball?
This town is the county seat of Williamsburg.
What is Kingstree?
A standardized test used for college admissions scored on a scale of 1-36.
What is ACT?
A very small annoying insect that flies.
What is a gnat?
A popular New England dish that is battered, fried, and served with lemon and tartar sauce.
What is fish and chips?
A child or a baby goat.
What is a kid?
The elected official who currently serves as Sheriff for Williamsburg County.
Who is Stephen Gardner?
After completing this application, students receive a Student Aid Report of their eligibility for different types of financial aid?
What is FAFSA?
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
Money that is owed.
What is debt?
Two offspring produced by the same pregnancy develop from separate eggs.
What are fraternal twins?
Heavy outerwear or a layer of paint.
What is a coat?
For the first time in Williamsburg County's history, a woman has taken on this role.
What is County Supervisor?
An official record of a student's academic work that is requested by all colleges.
What is a transcript?
The season between summer and winter.
What is Autumn?
A hip hop duo composed of Atlanta-based rappers Big Boi and Andre 3000.
Who is Outkast?
A nocturnal animal or athletic equipment made of wood.
What is a bat?
The elected administrative body governing Williamsburg County.
What is County Council?
The number of credit hours a recipient of the Life Scholarship must earn by the end of each academic year.
What is 30?
A medical doctor who specializes in mental health.
Who is a psychiatrist?
The product of a number and itself.
What is a square?
A light explosive sound or a sweet drink containing carbonated water and flavoring.
What is pop?
The title of the elected official who serves as the holding agent for all funds Williamsburg County receives.
What is Auditor?
The official in a college who is responsible for maintaining student records.
Who is the registrar?
A piece of land surrounded by water.
What is an island?