English
History
Math
Science
Arc Students
100
Words that have the same spelling but have more than one meaning.
Homograph
100
The four presidents on Mount Rushmore.
George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson and Theodore Roosevelt
100
The odds of flipping a coin 4 times in a row and it landing on heads every time.
1/16 (0.0625)
100
The latest space launch to the moon.
Artemis II
100
The lab with the most amount of current students at Arc.
Thaiss Lab
200
This literary period is known for its emphasis on emotion and nature.
Romanticism
200
The creator of the printing press.
Johannes Gutenberg
200
The quadratic formula.
200
The number of elements in the periodic table.
118
200
A new undergraduate program ran by Hani Goodarzi.
AIxBio Fellows
300
Author of "The Crucible" and "Death of a Salesman".
Arthur Miller
300
The year that the French Revolution started.
1789
300
The 6th digit in Pi.
9 (3.14159)
300
CRISPR stands for:
Clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats
300
Number of students currently at Arc (rounded to nearest 10)
90
400
This tense is used to describe actions completed before a certain point in the past.
Past perfect
400
The oldest dynasty in China.
Xia Dynasty
400
Sum of the angles in a pentagon.
540 degrees
400
The year that Robert Hooke discovered the cell.
1665
400
The number of Arc-based students that presented a lightning talk at the 2026 Symposium.
4 (Sheng Mao, Ashir Borah, Anna Bub, Dayanne Carvalho)
500
This play is considered Shakespeare's shortest by number of words.
A Comedy of Errors
500
The Great Pyramid of Giza was built as a tomb for this pharaoh.
Khufu
500
The mathematical constant used as the base value of the natural logarithm and can be approximated to 2.72
Euler’s Number
500
The first genetically engineered plant.
Tobacco plant
500
Austin Hartman, a PhD student from this lab, just presented on "Systematic identification of seed-driven off-target effects in Perturb-seq experiments".
Roth Lab