Geography
This contiguous U.S. state is farther west than Los Angeles, even though it's not on the West Coast.
Nevada
This city has been the capital of the state since 1846.
Montgomery
This is the number of doors in B300.
1,333
This type of computer memory is volatile and temporarily stores data while programs are running
RAM (Random Access Memory)
This Louisville QB won the 2013 Sugar Bowl MVP before entering the NFL Draft.
Teddy Bridgewater
This Great Lake is the only one located entirely within the United States.
Lake Michigan
This river forms at the confluence of the Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers near Wetumpka.
Alabama River
What floor type is being installed in Vestibule 1903V in B200.
RT02 - Hammered Speckle Rubber Tile
This is the year the iPad was released.
2010
This Arizona Diamonbacks pitcher completed a perfect game in 2004.
Randy Johnson
This landlocked Central Asian country shares borders with both China and Russia.
Kazakhstan
The first Iron Bowl between the University of Alabama and Auburn University was held in what year.
1893
What height is the highest point of B300.
497.5 ft
This decentralized digital currency was the first to gain widespread adoption, introduced in 2009.
Bitcoin
This Canadian team has won the most Stanley Cups in NHL history.
Montreal Canadiens
This European capital city sits on the Tiber River.
Rome
This NASA facility in Huntsville is responsible for the development of the Saturn V rocket.
Marshall Space Flight Center
Architectural CMU-02 is this color.
Goldstone
This term describes a method of protecting data by converting it into unreadable code without a key.
Encryption
This famous 1973 horse won the Triple Crown and set a record Derby time that still stands.
Secretariat
This mountain range separates Europe and Asia.
Ural Mountains
The original home of Mardi Gras, Mobile, also celebrates this holiday on the Sunday before Fat Tuesday.
Joe Cain Day
How many square feet comprises B200 Ground Floor business occupancy.
12,463
This programming language, created by James Gosling, is known for its “write once, run anywhere” philosophy.
Java
This school was the first to win three consecutive college football Associated Press national championships in the modern polling era (1934–1936).
University of Minnesota