Geography
History
Computer Science
Science
Mathematics
100

How many continents are there on Earth?

Seven.
100

The President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, is how old?

Seventy-nine years old.

100

What is this?

A computer mouse.

100

Is photosynthesis the process where plants use resources such as sunlight, water, and carbon to create oxygen and ATP in the form of glucose (sugar).

Yes.

100

An odd times and odd number equals an ____ number.

Even.
200

What is the capital of Illinois?

Springfield.

200

How many colonies were originally in America?

13.

200

What does a game usually run on? (ex. What makes Minecraft playable?

Code/Scripts.

200

How many elements are in the periodic table?

118.

200

Algebra teaches how to use geometric shapes in mathematical ways. 

No, Geometry does.

300
How many provinces are in Canada? 

Ten.

300

What did Paul Revere shout on his midnight ride in 1775?

"The regulars are coming!" However, it was most likely that he did not shout anything at all.

300

RAM, a component used in building computers, is used as storage/memory in a computer. (True/False.)

True.

300

 Sort the periods of time by size from largest to smallest. (Eon, Period, Epoch, Era.)

Eon, Era, Period, Epoch

300

Can pi be written as a fraction?

No.

400

Name the six boroughs that make of NYC.

Trick question. There are five boroughs.

400

What started the great Chicago fire of 1871?

A cow kicking over a lantern.

400

Which is not a programming language? (C++, Python, Java, CodePro.)

CodePro.

400

The period that started 444 million years ago is known as the ________ period.

Silurian.

400

Is the Diophantine equation solvable?

Yes.
500

On which major African river will you find the Victoria Falls?

The Zambezi River.

500

Why does the Liberty Bell have a crack in it?

Shoddy craftsmanship.

500

Name at least 5 components a basic computer should have. 

(TBD by host.)

500

How much does the sky weigh in elephants?

570,000,000,000,000 adult elephants.

500

n(A – B) + n(A ∩ B ) =

n(A)