Potpourri
High School Biology
World Geography
Futbol
Famous Inventions
100

This is the term for the art of decorative handwriting or handwritten lettering.

Calligraphy

100

This organelle is the powerhouse of the cell. 

Mitochondria

100

Which ocean does the "ring of fire" surround?

The Pacific

100

Some may say this 6'2 footballer is the greatest player of all time.

Cristiano Ronaldo (sui)

100

This Serbian-American inventor's work in the late 19th century was instrumental in developing the alternating current (AC) electrical system.

Nikola Tesla

200

In business, this four-letter acronym stands for a  planning framework used to evaluate a company's position within the market by identifying its internal and external factors.

SWOT Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats

200

This protein catalyzes other processes in the body. 

Enzyme 

200

By surface area, what is the largest freshwater lake in the world?

Lake Superior

200

This country won the first-ever FIFA World Cup in 1930.

Uruguay

200

There is a running joke that this UC Berkeley professor went on to teach a class less than 300 miles from where he dropped a bomb 15 years later.

j rob oppenheimer

300

Who is the only man to have ever won back to back gold medals in men's table tennis at the Olympics?

Ma Long

300

 This property of water, caused by hydrogen bonds, allows insects like water striders to walk right on top of it. 

Surface Tension

300

What is the largest landlocked country in the world?

Kazakhstan

300

Neymar Jr scored the fastest goal (14 seconds) in Olympics history in 2016 against Honduras. Which round was that goal in?

Semi-finals

300

There are said to be 4 great inventions in ancient chinese history. What are they?

Paper, gunpowder, compass, printing press

400

By Chebyshev's theorem, how much data falls within 3 standard deviations of the mean?

88.9%

400

What type of transport across a cell membrane requires energy in the form of ATP?

Active Transport

400

This country has the northernmost capital city in the world. 

Iceland

400

This club has the nickname "FC Hollywood".

Bayern Munich

400

In 1928, Scottish scientist Alexander Fleming discovered this, the world's first mass-produced antibiotic, after noticing a mold inhibiting bacterial growth.

Penicillin

500

This 1381 uprising in England saw thousands of commoners march on London to protest high poll taxes levied to finance the Hundred Year's War.

The Peasant's Revolt

500

In chemistry, (K) is used to denote temperature (Kelvin). In ecology, K is also used in place of a term to describe the maximum population size that an environment can sustain indefinitely.

Carrying capacity

500

What were the two major rivers that ancient Mesopotamian civilization revolved around? 

(only need one)

Euphrates, Tigris

500

Warra trophy for ____

Arsenal (0 major trophies since 2020 btw)

500

Andy Konwinski recently spoke at the Berkeley CDSS commencement. What widely used tool did he co-found? 

Databricks

(and perplexity!)