Random Jeopardy 4/16

Science

100

Sir Isaac Newton didn't invent this quality of the universe, but is credited with discovering how it works - according to myth, because of a falling apple. 

Gravity

200

Animals that enter an ecosystem they are not native to and disrupt the other life are called these types of species. 

Invasive

300

Earthquakes often occur around these boundaries of tectonic plates. 

Faults

400

Light exhibits both wave-like and particle-like properties, and light "particles" are called these. 

Photons

500

A system's entropy is a measure of this; you can blame it for your tangled cords if you want. 

Disorder

Math

100

The expression  sqrt(x) can also be represented in exponential form in this way.

x^1/2

200

This is the current number of digits calculated for pi. 

Over 300 trillion

300

In the equation y = kx, k stands for this. 

The constant of proportionality

400

When talking division, this is the only real number that you cannot divide by. 

0

500

Solve: 

((8*15)(45*10)(3600*80))/((3600*80)(45*10)(8*15))

1

World languages

100

Even though it has many differences, this language is common to Uruguay, Peru, and El Salavador.

Spanish

200

Questions in Spanish include this extra character not present in English. 

An upside-down question mark. 

300

The epic poem Nibelungenlied is a tragic hero's tale from the 13th century in this country.

Germany

400

Hamlet's famous line in Spanish reads "Ser o no ser", which translates to this in English. 

To be or not to be.

500

This language has a lot of influence from French, thanks to the Norman invasion of 1066. 

English

Pop culture

100

This actress plays the main heroine in The Hunger Games series. 

Jennifer Lawrence

200

This artist sings "Wild Ones," "Save Me," and "All My Life."

Jelly Roll

300

This famous animated movie is receiving a re-release this summer in recognition of its 25th anniversary. 

Shrek

400

Embark Studios released this extraction shooter in 2025, hitting a peak player count of about 480,000 after launch. 

ARC Raiders

500

This singer performed the national anthem at this year's Super Bowl. 

Charlie Puth

Miscellaneous

100

You can get this juicy fruit in cube form if you happen by a market in Japan. 

Watermelon

200

Bull rider Lane Frost was killed by this bull at the age of 25, inspiring the movie 8 Seconds. 

Takin' Care of Business

300

In the movie Happy Gilmore, Adam Sandler's characters holds hockey records for most time in the penalty box and doing this. 

Taking off his skate and trying to stab someone with it. 

400

In ancient India, people played a game called Chaturanga, which was a four-player version of this modern strategy game. 

Chess

500

Named for physicist Max Planck, this time scale is so small that about 5,400,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 units occur in a single second.

The Planck Scale