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Final Jeopardy
200
He invented the light bulb.
Who is Thomas Edison?
200
This term is often used to describe the fast Japanese trains.
What is a Bullet train?
200
Building material that is composed of fine and coarse aggregate bonded together.
What is concrete?
200
This controversial structure, built along China's Yangtze River, became the world's largest power station in 2012 and is also the world's largest concrete structure.
What is the Three Gorges Dam?
200
Hatch does business in these three business sectors.
What is Metals, Energy, and Infrastructure?
400
Inventor of the first computer.
Who is Charles Babbage?
400
This organism was the first to space.
What is a fruit fly?
400
This chemical makes up the majority of petroleum by weight.
What is Carbon?
400
This supersonic passenger airliner more than halved travel times from London to New York. It is not in operation anymore.
What is the Concorde?
600
Named after a German engineer born in 1832, the name of the idealized thermodynamic cycle that is the typical cycle used by internal combustion engines.
What is the Otto Cycle?
600
Sonar is a technique used to detect objects underwater. Sonar is short for ___.
What is Sound Navigation Ranging?
600
The resistance of stainless steel to rusting is due to the presence of this element with atomic number 24.
What is Chromium?
600
This field of engineering work with things like glass, ceramics, metals, polymers, and nanocrystals, and even discover (or make) new substances?
What is Materials Engineering?
800
Often known as "Woz" for short, this electronics engineer co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs, and also competed on Season 8 of "Dancing With the Stars?".
Who is Steve Wozniak?
800
The first satellite was put into orbit in year ___.
What is 1959?
800
Hatch was one of the consultants for this latest Manitoba Hydro Generating Station.
What is Keeyask Generating Station?
800
This field of study is the predominate focus in the current generation of Formula 1 racing cars. Think about what an object (like an airplane) does to the air around it.
What is aerodynamics?