Literature
Math
Science
Social Science
Art
100

Narrator and butler of Darlington Hall; dignity’s true believer

Stevens

100

A pyramid with a circular base

Cone

100

Total change in a population’s physical and behavioral traits over time

Evolution

100

A resource that replenishes naturally and quickly, like solar, wind, hydro

Renewable resource

100

The illusion of depth

Perspective

200

The bantering American who bought Darlington Hall

Mr. Farraday

200

I = Prt

Simple interest

200

The stable internal state every animal continuously seeks

Homeostasis

200

The discipline of representing Earth through maps

Cartography

200

Opposites on the color wheel that mix to brown in equal parts

Complementary colors

300

Light-hearted talk; perhaps ‘‘the key to human warmth’’

Bantering

300

Figures have the same shape and size: equal sides and angles

Congruent

300

Chemical messages carried in blood to specific target tissue

Hormones

300

Average number of children born to a woman

Total fertility rate

300

How an artist organizes the elements

Composition

400

What a dignified butler never abandons for the private self

Professional self

400

A line that intersects a circle in two points

Secant
400

Pairing a neutral stimulus with one that already produces a response

Classical conditioning

400

Losing young, educated, skilled residents

Brain drain

400

Newton’s chart of color relationships

Color wheel

500

Term with which Stevens refers to his recent slips, and once his father’s

Trivial errors

500

(n!) / ((n - k)!k!)

Combination formula

500

Chemicals released across the gap between neurons to change firing odds

Neurotransmitters

500

Fragmentation of a region into smaller, hostile units

Balkanization

500

Dots or marks the eye connects

Implied line