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UCSD Trivia
Are you smarter than a 5th grader?
100
How many original colonies were there?
13
100
He built the ark to survive the great flood?
Noah
100
What is UCSD mascot?
Tritons
100
15*19 =?
285
200
When was the declaration of independence approved, Month, Day, Year?
July 4th, 1776
200
Espresso - Sabrina Carpenter
200
This woman became queen of Persia and helped save her people from destruction.
Queen Esther
200
What is UCSD's annual music festival holding some of the most famous artists such as Snoop, Mike Sherm, and Kendrick?
Sun God Festival
200
This specific triangle is called?
Isosceles Triangle
300
Which branch of government interprets the laws of the United States?
Judicial branch
300
This king saw “writing on the wall” during a feast in Babylon. After the kingdom fell to the medes and persians
King Belshazzar
300
What UCSD sculpture looks like a small house tilted on the edge of a building is called?
Fallen Star
300
Every story is compromised of different parts there are 5 main elements to complete a story what are they?
Setting, Rising action, Climax, Falling action, Resolution
400
How many sittings presidents were assassinated?
4: Abe Lincoln, JFK, William Mckinley, A. Garfield
400
Self Love Spiderman
400
This prophet Hosea married a prostitute as a sign of Israel’s unfaithfulness to God. What was the prostitutes name?
Gomer
400
What is the name of the famous outdoor art collection spread across UCSD’s campus?
The Stuart Collection
400
36/59 as a decimal?
0.61
500
In 1985, Wilma Mankiller became the first woman to be elected chief of what U.S. tribal nation based in Oklahoma? With over 400,000 enrolled members, it's the second largest tribal nation in the U.S. after the Navajo.
The Cherokee Nation
500
Which king died from a peg being driven through his temple into the ground by a woman named Jael?
King Sisera
500
This UCSD tradition started in Revelle college and began as a physics class project involving impact velocity?
The Watermelon Drop
500
During photosynthesis, this light-independent stage takes place in the stroma, the fluid-filled space outside the thylakoids. It uses energy stored in ATP and NADPH from the light-dependent reactions to take in carbon dioxide from the air and convert its carbon atoms into glucose, a sugar the plant can use for food and growth.
Calvin Cycle