Manchester
El Sol
What powers electronics?
Electricity
What is the name of the software made by Adobe that is used in producing videos?
Adobe Premiere Pro
What class would WALL-E probably take if he could take a Tech Ed class?
Robotics
What is one of Mr. Zamboni's hobbies?
What system of a car does brake fluid work with?
What is the largest park in Manchester?
Wickham Park
This part of a circuit allows you to cut or allow electricty to flow.
A switch
What does FPS stand for in video production?
Frames per second
The company behind Unreal Engine and the game featuring a character named "Peely"
Epic Games
Where was Mr. Zamboni born?
Italy
Name 4 Japanese Car Companies
Multiple answers
What is the annual car show in Manchester called?
Cruisin' on Main Street
What item stores electricity and comes in many sizes?
Batteries
What does a green screen allow you to do?
Change the background
This Marvel character develops his own suits using his skills with electronics, manufacturing, and engineering.
Tony Stark / Iron Man
Where did Mr. Zamboni go to college?
Central Connecticut State University
How often should you change your oil?
Every 3,000 to 5,000 miles
When was Manchester High School founded?
1893
What does LED stand for?
Light Emitting Diode
Which file format is commonly used for compressed video: .MOV, .MP4, or .DOCX?
.MP4
This company hit a valuation of three trillion dollars in 2021.
Apple
What is my email?
The series of controlled explosions that power a gasoline engine occur in this part.
What is the combustion chamber (or cylinder)?
What is the second oldest musical band in Manchester?
A Bagpipe Band
What actually is electricity?
Agitated electrons moving around.
What was the first thing ever filmed/recorded?
A horse running
This video game released in 2009 inspired millions with building and even it's own form of "electricity".
Bonus : Name the form of "electricity"
Minecraft
Bonus : Redstone
What city in Connecticut did Mr. Zamboni grow up in?
Meriden
This liquid keeps your engine cool and prevents it from overheating.
Coolant (or antifreeze)?