WAR.
THINGS THAT ARE NAMED HUMAN NAMES BUT ARE NOT HUMANS
FEATURES OF FUNCTIONS
RHYME OR REASON
MATH AND FOOD
OUTDATED TEXTING ACRONYMS
3 NAMES, 1 CONNECTION
200
This was the year the War of 1812 began
What is 1812?
200
Ben-Hur, the Titanic, and Lord of the Rings: Return of the King are all tied for winning the most of these awards
What is an Oscar?
200
The set of inputs of a function are known as these
What is the domain?
200
Someone who is relaxing like Gru, Megamind or Mr. O'Hare might be doing this
What is chillin' like a villain?
200
It is both the most popular irrational number of all time and a great dessert!
What is pi(e)?
200
YOLO
What is "you only live once"?
200
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
John Tyler
What are U.S Presidents?
400
This war was sparked by the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
What is WWI?
400
Another word for the bathroom
What is the John?
400
The graph of this function has two of these, also known as x-intercepts
What are zeroes?
400
Also the title of a song from Teen Beach Movie on Disney Channel, this phrase would be told to someone who's actions are inviting trouble and consequences
What is cruisin' for a bruisin'?
400
It's both a number with no factors other than 1 and itself and a hydrating beverage
What is prime?
400
ICYMI
What is "in case you missed it"?
400
Chris Evans
Chris Hemsworth
Chris Pratt
What are actors in Marvel movies?
600
Despite its name, this war between England and France actually lasted 116 years (and was moreso a spattering of battles and truces)
What is the Hundred Years' War?
600
One of these can rotate in place to make it easier for everyone at the table to reach for food! (it can also be used to name couches)
What is a lazy Susan?
600
Lots of functions that describe real-world contexts have an "initial" or "starting" amount that can be represented on a graph by this
What is the y-intercept?
600
This refers to the block of TV programming that happens in the middle of the evening (when most families are watching TV, so get the heavy hitter shows on during this block!)
What is prime time?
600
A closed three dimensional circle that cannot be untangled is known as this, and actually is its own branch of mathematics! There are also garlic versions of them that go great with pasta
What is a knot?
600
BAE (yes, it's a word on its own, but it STARTED as an acronym that means this!)
What is "before anyone else"?
600
Emily Henry
Emily Dickinson
Emily Bronte
What are authors?
800
This war was a catalyst for the Revolutionary war as the debt from it was imposed on the American colonies
What is the French and Indian war?
800
Another word for a cart
What is a dolly?
800
For the two functions shown below, it would be the value of f(g(3))
What is 12?
800
A common saying among sailors refers to the color of the sky! "Red at night, sailors delight, but red in the morning ..."
What is sailors take warning?
800
Refers to the set of outputs of a function, but some people like to get their eggs from chickens that are this as well
What are free range?
800
WYSIWYG
What is "what you see is what you get"?
800
Dan Levy
Dan Soder
Dan Tosh
What are comedians?
1000
The Cold War era marked this pivotal event that nearly sent the U.S.A and the Soviet Union into a nuclear war (it's also the nickname of Red Sox reliever Aroldis Chapman)
What is the Cuban Missile Crisis?
1000
Where there is a wrench and a hammer, there will be these two names right behind them!
What is Allen and Jack?
1000
The function shown below has an absolute maximum, yes, but since it rises twice, it also has this, labelled as a coordinate on the graph
What is a relative maximum?
1000
Besides Indiana, Montana and Lousiana, these two U.S states are the only states that both rhyme AND don't have the words "north" "south" or "west" in them
What is Alaska and Nebraska?
1000
When cutting out a slice of pizza, mathematically you can think of it as removing one of these from a circle
What is a sector?
1000
TEOTWAWKI
What is "the end of the world as we know it"?
1000
George Boole
George Polya
Georg Cantor
(ok, KINDA cheated here but its close enough!)
What are mathematicians?