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This is the intersection between a line and a plane.
What is a point?
This is the name of Spongebob Squarepants' boss.
What is Eugene Krabbs?
This is the name for the longest chord in a circle.
What is the diameter?
If an isosceles triangle has vertex angle of 100o, this is the measure of the base angles.
What is 40o?
This element has an atomic mass of 22.99 amu.
What is Sodium?
This is the number of sides in a dodecagon.
What is 12?
This famous 90's genius had a lab and a sister named Deedee.
Who was Dexter?
This is the name for an angle formed by two radii.
What is a central angle?
This quadrilateral is defined by the highest number of lines of symmetry.
What is a square?
This organ is largely responsible for filtering blood into waste and water.
What is the kidney?
This is the name for two angles whose measures add up to 90.
What is complimentary?
Scooby and Shaggy and all the gang solved crimes in this vehicle.
What is the mystery machine?
What is interior angle?
If the average exterior angle of a polygon is 72, how many sides does it have?
What is 5?
This physical force is perpendicular to the surface that an object contacts.
What is normal Force, FN?
This is the area of right isosceles triangle with side lengths of 10.
What is 50?
These are both main characters of the cartoon network hit, Adventure Time.
Who are Finn the Human and Jake the Dog?
This type of angle can be created from either secants or tangents.
What is an exterior angle?
This type of 3D figure is defined by 8 points, 6 faces, and 12 edges.
What is a cube?
This "fourth state of matter" is basically hot deionized gas and exists primarily in stars.
What is plasma?
What is 2x?
This is the name of the dimension that Rick and Morty inhabit.
What is C-137?
This is the measure of an exterior angle, formed by two tangents, that produces a minor arc of 40 degrees. (The rest of the circle is the major)
What is 140 degrees?
This polygon is hugely important for organic chemistry and has an avg interior angle of 120o.
What is a hexagon?
This family of proteins contain a heme as a cofactor and are instrumental in electron transfer. These proteins are associated with their wavelength of NMR and have been identified in all kingdoms of life: animals, plants, fungi, protists, bacteria, archaea, and even in viruses.
What is Cytochrome P450?