Math
This is what is also known as the process that results in a quotient.
Division.
The density of pure water.
1 g/cm³
This playwright wrote 'Romeo and Juliet'.
William Shakespeare.
The year the United States officially declared independence.
1776
The temperature by which water boils.
100C or 212F
y=mx+b
Slope.
Common name of NaCl.
Salt.
This famous fantasy book series was written by an author that served during WWI, with the books having to be split from the original singular design due to paper shortages during WWII.
Lord of the Rings.
December 7th, 1941.
Pearl Harbor attack.
The correct method of how to cut with a knife.
Draw the blade with slight pressure.
This is the name for the function by which a line intersects only with one point along a curve.
Tangent.
The atomic symbol of W, this element is known for its high density and resilience when used for alloy.
Tungsten.
This famous story describes the adventure of this individual on a quest of glory through the Anglo-Saxon Era.
Beowulf.
The first president to have an assassination attempt be made on them.
Andrew Jackson.
The term for the intended position of fingers to rest on a keyboard.
Home row keys.
The derivative of x2.
2
The scientist that created calculus to describe observations for physics, creating both in a span of 18 months.
Sir Issac Newton.
This is the oldest book at Harvard.
Gutenberg Bible.
The president that was in charge when the US joined World War One.
Woodrow Wilson.
The purpose of the Broil setting on an oven.
Intense, direct heat from the top element to quickly sear, char, or crisp the surface of food.
The anti derivative of x2.
x3/3+C
A mole of something is defined as 6.022*1023 of finite material, also named after this person that created the term.
Avogadro.
Described as the most famous and important map of the Medieval ages that also covers cosmology, astronomy, and astrology across 10 sides of 5 wooden panels and focusing on the spherical shape of the world.
Catalan Atlas.
The time in early United States history where a large portion of the population become fervently invested in religion. Known by it's intense readings of scripture and accounts of persons fainting at the event.
The Great Awakening.
The continuous, helical ridge or groove formed around a cylinder, cone, or inside a hole. Used typically for the purpose of securing things together.
Threads.