Are You Smarter Than SuBo947? (Math)
A decagon has how many sides
10
In which group of people were the first ones to celebrate Thanksgiving
Pilgrims
Name the most famous American Rapper?
HipHop Tyler J
(if you got this wrong then -50% points)
Which force keeps us from floating while on Earth?
Gravity
Where is Yale University located?
Connecticut
Name the computer hardware that stores your data
HDD/SSD
Find the equation of the tangent at ( 0 , 2) to the circle with equation
(x + 2)2 + (y + 1)2 = 13
2x + 3y = 6
What is a "bakers dozen"?
13
According to Encyclopedia Britannica and Mental Floss, some bakers in 13th century England were notorious for skimping on the size of their baked goods, while customers were still paying full price. This “cheating” provoked King Henry III to pass a strict law—selling bread below the standard weight and size and overcharging for it got you roughed up or tossed in a jail cell. Many bakers didn’t want to risk it, so to reduce any margin of error, they often included an additional loaf of bread in their normal dozen, just to be safe.
In which country was gunpowder invented?
China
What are a, an, the in English grammar
Articles
Name the galaxy where Earth is located
Milky Way
What is the capital of Ohio?
Colombus
What is a device used to store an electric charge, located on the Motherboard? (Hint: Ayden broke one)
Capacitor
The best beverage in the world is
Maui Juice (if wrong then loser loses -10% of points and other teams gain 10%)
What do we call a 180 degree angle?
a line...
Can you name the world’s oldest language?
Sumerian
What is the comparative of 'heavy'
heavier
Name the hardest known material on Earth?
NOT VIBRAINIUM
Diamond
What is the color of the spot in the middle of a Japanese flag?
Red
Can you say the full form of RAM?
Random Access Memory
How many 🤤 are there in the English alphabet?
wet feet
Please factor x2−2x−8 in its simplest form
(x−4)(x+2)
if ayden got it wrong then -20% points
Do you know the name of the British colony in the Americas?
Jamestown
Please provide a brief synopsis of Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist in under 20 seconds
Oliver Twist is born into a life of poverty and misfortune, raised in a workhouse in the fictional town of Mudfog. The children working there receive very little food; after six months, they draw lots, with the loser asking for another portion of gruel. Oliver is designated, and so he approaches workhouse manager Mr. Bumble and humbly requests another serving. A great uproar ensues at this perceived act of rebellion.
Oliver is removed from the workhouse and sent into the service of undertaker Mr. Sowerberry. One day, jealous co-apprentice Noah Claypole insults Oliver's mother and an enraged physical altercation ensues. Oliver runs away to London to seek a better life.
Oliver meets a young man named Jack Dawkins who calls himself "the Artful Dodger", offers him food and lodging and takes him to meet an infamous criminal known as Fagin, who trains orphan boys as pickpockets. Oliver innocently begins Fagin's training, but when he goes out with the Dodger and another boy and sees them stealing a handkerchief from an old gentleman named Mr. Brownlow, he realizes the truth. While the Dodger and the other boy escape, Oliver is pursued, apprehended, formally arrested and tried before Magistrate Fang. Interceding for Oliver, Brownlow takes him home and cares for him. As Oliver recovers, Brownlow and his housekeeper notice that Oliver resembles a woman depicted in a portrait hanging in Brownlow's home.
Worried that Oliver might incriminate him and his gang, Fagin sends a young woman named Nancy and her abusive lover, the robber Bill Sikes, to abduct Oliver and bring him back to Fagin's lair. Fagin forces him to participate in a burglary planned by Sikes. The robbery goes wrong; while Sikes escapes, Oliver, after having been wounded, ends up in the care of the people he was supposed to rob: Miss Rose and her guardian Mrs. Maylie.
A mysterious man, known only as "Monks," teams up with Fagin, to prevent Oliver from learning of his past. Monks bribes Mr. Bumble and his new wife, the former Widow Corney, for information on Oliver. Together, they dispose of a ring and medallion that had once belonged to Oliver's mother and had been stolen from her after she died. Nancy, racked with guilt for her role in Oliver's kidnapping, secretly spies on them and passes the information on to Rose Maylie, who tells Mr. Brownlow. Meanwhile, the Artful Dodger is arrested for pickpocketing, tried and sentenced to Transportation to Australia.
Noah Claypole, who had fled to London with the Sowerberry's maid Charlotte after robbing Mr. Sowerberry, joins Fagin's gang. Following Fagin's orders, he follows Nancy and discovers that she regularly meets with the Brownlows and Maylies for the sake of Oliver's welfare. Fearing that Nancy has betrayed him and Sikes (which, unknown to him, she has refused to do), Fagin passes the information on to Sikes, who beats Nancy to death in a fit of rage and goes into hiding. He is recognized by an angry mob and attempts to flee. Going to Fagin's hideout, he learns that Fagin has been arrested. When the mob catches up to him, he tries to escape over the rooftops by swinging on a rope, but while he is about to loop the rope about himself a vision of the dead Nancy's staring eyes terrorizes him into losing his balance; in the fall, the looped rope catches him around the neck and hangs him.
Mr. Brownlow has Monks arrested and forces him to divulge his secrets: he is actually Oliver's half-brother and had hoped to steal Oliver's half of their rightful inheritance. Brownlow begs Oliver to give half his inheritance to Monks and grant him a second chance, to which Oliver happily agrees. Monks emigrates to America, but squanders his money, relapses into crime and dies in prison. Fagin is arrested and sentenced to the gallows. The day before his execution, Oliver and Mr. Brownlow visit him in Newgate Prison and learn the location of the documents proving Oliver's identity. Bumble and his wife lose their jobs and are forced to become inmates of the workhouse. Rose Maylie, who turns out to be Oliver's maternal aunt, marries and enjoys a long life. Oliver lives happily with Mr. Brownlow as his adopted son.
Which is the basic unit of all life forms on this planet?
Cells
Name the sea that separates Subo and Ayden's house
Subo Sea (if correct then +20%)
How many viruses did Jace have in his computer?
4
Who sings the popular song "Why u mean"
HipHop Tyler J (if wrong then -50% points
Which number will this roman symbol represent: CLXXIV?
174
Name the article of the constitution that establishes the Senate and House of Representatives?
Article 1 (if wrong then -10%😊)
Name the author of the classic book characters ‘Tom Sawyer’ and ‘Huckleberry Finn’?
Mark Twain
Name the largest artery in the body
Aorta
How did i get out of Iraq?
Iran
(If correct then everyone loses 10% points)
Name the type of screen ayden's phone is?
OLED
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