Science
The number of rings Saturn has.
What is 7?
The number of times the US Congress has declared war.
What is 5?
The only food thought to not spoil.
The names of our three principals.
Who are Dr. Bemke, Mr. Miller, and Mrs. Whalen.
Because it is calculated using the phase of the Moon, this spring holiday can fall anywhere between March 22 and April 25.
What is Easter?
The first country to launch a man-made object into space.
What is Germany?
The only state with a non rectangular flag.
What is Ohio?
The musical key most American cars honk in.
What is "F"
The classroom number you are sitting in right now.
What is 306/308?
In Spain, it is a tradition to eat exactly 12 of this specific fruit—one at each midnight bell strike—for good luck in the new year.
What are grapes?
Where you would find the Sea of Tranquility.
What is the moon?
The modern vehicle that was invented to circumvent trench warfare.
What is a tank?
Blue replaced this color of M&M in 1995.
What is tan?
The teacher who has taught at Saeger the longest.
Who is Ms. Muckerman?
This ancient, colossal stone monument in Wiltshire, England, was engineered during the Neolithic period to align perfectly with the winter solstice sunset.
What is Stonehenge?
This specialized process of cell division reduces the chromosome number by half to create gametes like sperm and egg cells.
What is meiosis?
The first product to have a barcode.
What is a pack of Rigley gum?
The official state food of Texas.
What is chili?
The average amount of minutes in a class period (not counting early release days).
What is 52 minutes?
In various European alpine folklore traditions, this horned, anthropomorphic figure serves as the dark, seasonal inversion of Saint Nicholas—punishing misbehaved children instead of rewarding them.
Who is Krampus?
In meteorology and chaos theory, this poetic term describes the sensitive dependence on initial conditions, where small changes can cause massive discrepancies later.
What is the Butterfly Effect?
The city that the fortune cookie was invented in.
What is San Francisco?
This is the name of the plastic cap thingey at the end of your shoelaces.
What is an aglet?
The year Saeger Middle School was built.
What is 1996?
On Sweden's St. Lucia Day in December, the eldest daughter traditionally wears a crown made out of these glowing objects.
What are candles?