CONSERVATION BIOLOGY
ART HISTORY
PSYCHOLOGY
(UMW) STUDIO (F)ART
SOCIOLOGY
400

This biome covers less than 6 percent of the earth’s surface, yet is estimated to contain at least half of all animal species in the world.

(Tropical) rainforest

400

This common artistic pose is characterized by a relaxed, asymmetrical posture due to uneven distribution of weight between the two legs.

Contrapposto

400
This Austrian psychologist is considered the father of psychoanalysis and is well known for his description of the Oedipus complex.
Sigmund Freud
400

UMW's __ professor Jason has this last name.

Robinson

400

This controversial study performed in California in 1971 is one of the most infamous examples of a sociological experiment.

Stanford Prison Experiment

800

This term refers to physical differences between sexes of a given species.

Sexual dimorphism

800

This famous sculpture, originally found in present-day Austria, is now thought to have been used as an obstetric tool.

Venus of Willendorf

800

This Russian experimental neurologist and physiologist known for his discovery of classical conditioning through his experiments with dogs.

Ivan Pavlov

800

The word "ballz" is written in the Melchers stairwell this many times.

Three times

800

This Sociological term refers to assigning conceptual tags to pieces of qualitative data 

Coding

1200

This ecological term refers to any organism whose role is integral to the stability of its given ecosystem.

Keystone species

1200

The Modern Art Era began in this decade when Impressionist artists broke off from the French Academy.

1860s

1200

This part of the brain is responsible for the body's stress response.

Amygdala

1200

The little boy, usually found in the hallway of the first floor of Melchers hall, has been moved upstairs for this class.

Figurative drawing

1200

This is the study of how people produce, interpret, and maintain social order through ordinary, everyday interactions.

Ethnomethodology 

1600

This metabolic reaction that occurs in almost all living organisms converts oxygen into carbon dioxide.

Cellular respiration

1600

The Rietveld Schröder House, designed in 1924 and considered one of the best examples of De Stijl architecture, was heavily inspired by the red, yellow, blue, black, and white rectangular paintings by this Dutch artist.

Piet Mondrian

1600

The average person spends about this long dreaming per night.

Two hours

1600

Student Art Association meets weekly at this time on this day of the week.

Wednesdays at 4 PM

1600

This is the default specialization within the sociology major at UMW.

Environmental sociology

2000

This type of animal comprises about one quarter of all mammalian species.

Bats

2000

This artistic technique involves rubbing or tracing a medium over a surface that is textured or raised.

Frottage

2000

This short story by American author Charlotte Perkins Gilman is revered for its illustration of the attitudes towards women's mental and physical health in the 19th century.

The Yellow Wallpaper

2000

The UMW studio art department has this many professors employed full time.


Bonus: name them.

Four (Jason, Ashe, Coorain, Sydney)

2000

This man is considered the father of sociology and named the field.

Auguste Comte