Math
What is the least common multiple for the numbers 12 and 32?
96
This book may have been based on Josiah Henson's life. It was the 19th century's best-selling novel.
Give the title of this anti-slavery work by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN
This dance element controls the performer's pathway, orientation, and focus. Direction, level, size,
and place are also part of it. Identify this element concerned with where movements occur.
SPACE
Name and number required. Born in 1926 she was the oldest daughter of King George the Sixth. Her marriage to Greek and Danish Prince Philip Mountbatten, lasted from 1947 until his death in 2021. Who was this longest serving monarch in the history of Great Britain
(QUEEN) ELIZABETH THE SECOND
These shared attractions between atoms can be primary or secondary and make molecules. The distribution of electrons within these attractions will make the atom stable or have full valence shells. Name this type of attraction that includes metallic, covalent, or ionic.
(CHEMICAL) BONDS
The first term in a geometric sequence is 36. The fourth term in that sequence is ten and two- thirds. What is the common ratio for this geometric sequence?
TWO-THIRDS
This Newbery-winning novel spans three days in the Appalachian Mountains. James K. Lewis and Lurhetta Outlaw meet the title character, who wants to save Sarah's Mountain from destruction. Identify this Virginia Hamilton novel.
M. C. HIGGINS, THE GREAT
This man's African Period produced 1907's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon [luh dem-wah-ZEL dah-veen-YAHN]. He created Acrobat and Young Harlequin during his cheerful Rose Period. Name this painter of The Old Guitarist .
(PABLO) PICASSO
Critics of this system have argued that it is an effort by Russia to bypass overland transit routes and
as an attempt by Russia to increase its influence in Europe. A series of unexplained explosions in September 2022 decreased the efficiency of the system and led to accusations of sabotage. What is thissystem of Russian oil and gas pipelines that supply much of Germany and Western Europe's energy?
NORD STREAM (PIPELINE)
This force allows you to write on a whiteboard or notebook and can be reduced through the use of ball bearings. Possible descriptions can be static, sliding, or fluid. What force describes air resistance?
FRICTION
The temperature on Monday was 68 degrees. On Tuesday the temperature dropped five degrees, but on Wednesday, it went up 8 degrees. In degrees, how much greater was the temperature on Wednesday than on Monday?
THREE (DEGREES)
This novel's narrator is the son of the Admiral Benbow Inn's caretaker. That boy, Jim Hawkins, meets the marooned Ben Gunn and witnesses Long John Silver murder an innocent man. What is this pirate adventure story by Robert Louis Stevenson?
TREASURE ISLAND
This Neoclassical artist melded Enlightenment philosophy with Greco-Roman settings in The Oath of the Horatii [huh-RAY-shee-eye] and The Death of Socrates . His masterpiece depicts a French revolutionary slain in his bathtub. Name the painter of The Death of Marat [muh-ROT].
(JACQUES-LOUIS) DAVID [ZHOCK LWEE duh-VEED]
New Castle, Kent, and Sussex are the only three counties found in this eastern state. In December1787 this was the first state to ratify the United States Constitution. What is this state, one of the original13, whose largest city by population is Wilmington?
DELAWARE
To have this mechanical transfer of energy, an object must be displaced from its position and a force must cause the displacement. A horse pulling a plow is an example but a horse carrying a rider is not. Name this energy transfer that is mathematically expressed as distance times force.
work
Given the proportion A over 24 equals 6/72, what is the value of A?
(A =) 2
This former National Ambassador for Young People's Literature earned the Edwards Award in part for I Hadn't Meant to Tell You This and Lena . Feathers, Show Way , and After Tupac and D Foster all earned her Newbery Honors. Who titled her poetic memoir Brown Girl Dreaming ?
(JACQUELINE) WOODSON
When it's lowercase, this word can refer to a stadium or amphitheater. When it's capitalized, what word names an ancient amphitheater whose ruins stand in Rome?
COLOSSEUM
The ancient civilizations of Great Zimbabwe and Mali were located on this continent which also includes the Great Rift Valley, a boundary between two tectonic plates. The Aswan Dam is utilized to control flooding on this continent's most important river. What continent boasts Cairo and Lagos as its largest cities and Lake Victoria as its largest fresh water body?
Africa
These are membrane-bound cell organelles that generate chemical energy. Without this energy, unused oxygen and fuel will build up in the cell and cause damage. Which organelle is called the cell’s powerhouse?
MITOCHONDRIA (ACCEPT: MITOCHONDRION)
Two tablespoons equal one fluid ounce. If you have 4 cups, then how many tablespoons do you have?
64 (TABLESPOONS)
This graphic novel trilogy preceded the 2021 series Run . Its third installment earned the National Book Award, Sibert Medal, and King Author Award for Andrew Aydin and its subject. What is this civil rights memoir of Congressman John Lewis?
MARCH
This system of writing is divided into three types of glyphs including: phonetic glyphs, logographs, and determinatives. The Rosetta Stone was key to deciphering this ancient form of communication. What is this system of picture writing associated with ancient Egypt?
HIEROGLYPHICS
Physical maps tend to be more limited in the symbols on this part of the map. In this item political maps may show physical features as a reference, but usually focus more on roads, cities, and towns. What is this six-letter explanation of map symbols, also called the key?
LEGEND
This energy carrying molecule is found in the cells of all living things and is constantly being made. It does not store the energy needed by cells to break down food but shuttles it to different parts of the cell. What is this molecule that is generally abbreviated to three letters that provides energy for metabolic processes and is involved in making RNA?
ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATE [a-DEN-o-sine tri-FAS-fate] (ACCEPT: ATP)