Round 1

Heroes

100

This Greek hero has a singular weak spot near his heel.

Achilles

200

This Star Wars character first appeared in the Force Awakens and is later revealed to be Palpatine's granddaughter.

Rey Skywalker/Palpatine

300

This Disney character can bring snowmen to life and rules over Arendelle as queen.

Elsa

400

This is the name of Thor's hammer

Mjolnir

500

This character in Big Hero 6 used her knowledge of chemistry to concoct spherical grenade-like capsules called chem-balls for use against enemies.

Honey Lemon

Villains

100

This Lord of the Rings villain is best known for his line - "My precious"

Gollum

200

Born Tom Marvolo Riddle, this is his more famous pseudonym

Lord Voldemort

300

This villain became evil after being rejected by his idol, Mr. Incredible, who refused his offer to be his sidekick, leading to a lifelong vendetta and a plan to destroy superheroes

Syndrome

400

This fire-breathing giant turtle is featured in both Super Smash Bros and Wreck-It Ralph.

Bowser

500

The two henchmen of Hades portrayed in the Disney animated movie "Hercules"

Pain and Panic

UC System

100

These two UC schools have a Henry Samueli School of Engineering 

UCLA, UCI

200

This motto is shared across all the UC Schools

Fiat Lux

300

One of this school's biggest events is "Cowchella" -- their annual spring concert.

UC Merced

400

This is the name of the mascot of the University of California, Merced

Rufus the Bobcat

500

This school's campus used to be the site of a major asphalt mine.

UC Santa Barbara

Animals

100

This male sea creature gives birth to its young.

Seahorse

200

Crabs have this number of legs

10

300

This is the name for a group of crows

Murder

400

This sea creature can be broken into five pieces and still survive

Starfish

500

This animal has the thickest fur of all animals

Sea otter

Poses and Movements

100

This common yoga pose (Sanskrit name kakasana) involves balancing one's shins or knees onto one's upper arms.

Crow pose

200

This gymnastics move is often described as a cartwheel with no hands. It is often performed on floor exercise routines but can also be performed on the balance beam.

Aerial

300

This basic ballet movement involves bending one's knees and straightening them again. French for "to bend" or "to fold".

Plie

400

This is the calisthenic skill where the body is held parallel to the ground, supported only by the straight arms and hands. The name comes from the French word "plank".

Planche

500

This ballet term originates from an Old French word which means "spinning top". It's used to describe the act of spinning on one foot, typically with the raised foot touching the knee of the supporting leg.

Pirouette