Terminator 50
Terminex
deTermined to pass
In the News
Denver History
100

This is a reference in writing to another famous piece of writing, painting or work of art

Allusion

100

A kind of imagery that appeals to the sense of touch

Tactile

100

An exaggerated understatement used for effect.

Litote

100

On Saturday night, a minor earthquake was felt in what Colorado resort town?

Aspen
100

In 1976, Colorado became the only state to turn down what world-wide event?

the Winter Olympics

200

This is what we call the author's attitude towards their subject

Tone
200

A person or thing that is the direct opposite of a person or thing

Antithesis

200

a phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought.

Cliche

200

Who won the 2021 PGA Master's Tournament?

Hideki Matsuyama

200

The name Colorado is Spanish for what?

Colored red

300

The use of exaggeration for effect

Hyperbole

300

The choice and use of words or phrases in writing

Diction

300

Language that is specific to a group of people or profession

Jargon

300

Which British royal recently passed away months before their 100th birthday?

Prince Phillip

300

Which Colorado street is the longest continuous road in America

Colfazx

400

The dictionary definition of a word

Denotation

400

When the speaker or writer deviates from their main message or topic in order to make a point

Digression

400

The quality of being logical, consistent and easy to understand

Coherence

400

The 2021 MLB All-Star game was recently moved from Atlanta, GA to  what US city?

Denver

400

The world's largest flat-top mountain is located where in Colorado?

Grand Mesa

500

a word or phrase that is not formal or literary, typically one used in ordinary or familiar conversation. For example: y'all or what's up?

Colloquialism

500

A form of reasoning in which the conclusion is undeniably true. The process of reasoning from one or more statements to lead to a conclusion.

Deductive Reasoning

500

an instance of a form of reasoning in which a conclusion is drawn (whether validly or not) from two given or assumed propositions (premises), each of which shares a term with the conclusion, and shares a common or middle term not present in the conclusion (e.g., all dogs are animals; all animals have four legs; therefore all dogs have four legs ).

Syllogism

500

April, 9th saw the passing of the gravely voiced Earl Simmons. You may know him better under what moniker?

DMX

500

Located in Denver, what is the name of Colorado's tallest building?

Republic Plaza