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100

The elasticity of demand in a market has to be greater than this number in order for the demand to be considered elastic

1

100

Lauded as the father of Psychology, he established the 1st Psychology laboratory in Leipzig, Germany in 1879

Wilhelm Wundt

100

Un deporte mexicano

Lucha Libre

100

When a password is limited to numeric characters, the secret is often referred to as a PIN which stands for this

Personal Identification Number

100

This variety of quartz, with chemical formula SiO2, is pink

Rose Quartz

200

DMU is an acronym for this. In economics, it occurs when gain/productivity declines from each additional unit added.

Diminishing Marginal Utility

200

The type of amnesia exhibited in patient H.M., where memories from the past can be recalled but new memories cannot form

Anterograde amnesia

200

Une ville de France

Paris

200

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90

200

This dark igneous rock, nicknamed 'nature's glass,' forms when molten lava cools at a rapid speed

Obsidian

300

Published in 1776, this Adam Smith book described financial systems in the beginning of the Industrial Revolution

The Wealth of Nations

300

The bundle of neuronal axon fibers that connect the brain's right and left hemispheres.

Corpus callosum

300

Essen zu essen

Bratwurst

300

Not a programming language

Synth

300

An underground layer of liquid-bearing permeable rock  

Aquifer

400

Situation where individuals acting independently for self-interest ultimately deplete a resource by being uncoordinated

Tragedy of the Commons

400

The type of variable a psychological scientist manipulates in order to determine causality

Independent variable

400

Русские земли проданы США

Russkiye zemli prodany SSHA

Alaska

400

# of bits in a byte

8

400

The resource extracted from North Dakota's Bakken Formation

Oil

500

An economic term for being self-sufficiency. The term is typically applied to political states or economy systems.

Autarky

500

Name given to tension a person feels when holding two contradictory beliefs or doing actions that counter those beliefs

Cognitive dissonance


500

Vinnare av Eurovision i år

Sverige

500

FORTRAN, the first of the major computing languages, was developed by this company

IBM

500

Crater Lake, Yellowstone, and California's Long Valley are all examples of this geological feature

Caldera