History
What year did World War 2 start?
1939
What is the Third biggest Country?
CHINA
Name the three main states of matter
Gas,Solid,Liquid
What team has won 15 Champions Leagues in football
Real Madrid
What animated character is famous for having white hair,a blindfold and blue eyes
Satrou Gojo
Who ‘discovered‘ America
Christopher Columbus
What is the Capital of Australia
Not Sydney it is Canberra
What is the chemical formula of table salt
NaCl
Which NBA team has won the most NBAs
Boston Celtics
What language is spoken in Brazil
Portuguese
When did the French Revolution start (Double Points for DD/MM/Y
May 5 1789
Name three Countries that are in Central America
Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama
How does a pathogen take over your cells?(TRIPLE POINTS 3️⃣)
If the viruses spike matches the cells receptors the virus invades the cell then it makes its way into the host cell and the virus replicates its self.
Name five tracks from the 2021 F1 Season (If you name All of them Triple points)
Bahrain Grand Prix
Emilia Romagna Grand Prix
Portuguese Grand Prix
Spanish Grand Prix
Monaco Grand Prix
Azerbaijan Grand Prix
French Grand Prix
Styrian Grand Prix
Austrian Grand Prix
British Grand Prix
Hungarian Grand Prix
Belgian Grand Prix
Dutch Grand Prix
Italian Grand Prix
Russian Grand Prix
Turkish Grand Prix
United States Grand Prix
Mexico City Grand Prix
São Paulo Grand Prix
Qatar Grand Prix
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
What is the currency in Japan
Japanese Yen
Where was napoleon exiled for the 2nd time where he would meet his death?
Saint Helena
What two countries share an airport (Extra Points if you can name the country that also funded the airport)
France and Switzerland (EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg) Extra point if you said Germany
A student places an ice cube in a metal bowl and leaves it in a warm room. After 10 minutes, the ice cube has completely melted into water.
Explain what happens to the particles in the ice as it changes from a solid to a liquid. In your answer, describe:
• How the movement of the particles changes
• How the arrangement of the particles changes
• What role heat energy plays in this process
When the ice melts, the particles change from being in a solid state to a liquid state.
In the solid (ice), the particles are tightly packed together in a fixed, regular arrangement. They cannot move around freely but can only vibrate in place.
As the ice is heated, it absorbs heat energy from the surroundings. This energy is transferred to the particles, causing them to gain energy and vibrate more quickly.
Eventually, the particles have enough energy to overcome the forces holding them in their fixed positions. The structure breaks down, and the ice melts into liquid water.
In the liquid state, the particles are still close together, but they are no longer in a fixed arrangement. They can move and slide past each other, which is why liquids can flow.
This country won the FIFA World Cup in 2018, defeating Croatia 4–2 in the final held in Moscow.
FRANCE
How much hearts does a octopus have
3
Who was the first emperor of Rome?
Augustus Caesar
What is the capital city of Iceland (Must pronounce perfectly and if you spell it correctly EXTRA POINTS)
Reykjavík
When ice melts into water, its volume decreases but its mass stays the same,Why does the volume change even though no particles are lost?
Because when ice melts, the particles stay the same but their arrangement changes.
In ice, the particles are held in a fixed structure with gaps between them. When it melts into water, the particles can move around and slide closer together, so those gaps mostly disappear.
So, the volume decreases even though the number of particles (mass) stays the same.
In tennis, this Spanish player—nicknamed the “King of Clay”—has won a record number of men’s singles titles at French Open.
Rafael Nadal
This word refers to the fear of long words, and is humorously self-referential because it contains a very long word itself.
hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia