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Mus #2- The majority of the terms used in Western music are from this language:
English
Spanish
Italian
French
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English #1- Which of the following is a prepositional phrase?
admired the dress
knowing what I know
over the rainbow
i hid
3
Math #1- How many degrees between boiling and freezing points of water in degrees fahrenheit?
180
160
190
170
4
Elkhart #5- In what year was the city officially founded?
1832
1831
1829
1833
5
Sci#2- Which English theoretical physicist suffers from a motor neuron disease, paralyzing him?
Leanard Mlodinow
Carl Sagan
Stephen Hawking
Richard Dawkins
6
Sports #4- According to the official golf rules, how long can a player search for a lost ball?
30 minutes
15 minutes
5 minutes
No time limit
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Sci#3- What unit of measurement do we use to measure electrical current?
Volts
Amperes
Resistors
Capacitors
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Art #5- Which of these is NOT a Renaissance-era painter?
Boccioni
Botticelli
Rafael
Titian
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Art #4- Identify this color group: black, white, gray, brown:
neutral
dull
natural
winter
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SS #5- In which continent was the oldest known human skeleton found?
Africa
Asia
South America
Europe
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A famous painting of a starry sky, celebrated in a song by Don McLean, was painted by:
Picasso
Degas
Van Gogh
Monet
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Mus #5- How many movements are in a typical Classical period symphony?
4
3
2
1
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Art #3- Artists use these guidelines to organize their artwork:
styles
purposes
elements
principles
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SS #2- The interconnectedness between countries and the emergence of a common culture is...
Isolationism
Capitalism
Globalization
Democritization
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Mus #3- Jazz, a traditional American art form, gets its "roots" from which continent?
Asia
Europe
Australia
Africa
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Warm-Up- Who is this person?
Lady Gaga
Katy Perry
Madonna
Sia
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Math #2- From Feb 29, 1896 to Feb 29, 1996 inclusive, how many Feb 29th's were there?
26
25
27
28
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Math #4- Last year the sum of ages of 3 men was 120 years. How old are they together this yr?
122
129
123
121
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Math #5- How many half pints of a beverage could fill up a 1 gallon container?
24
8
16
12
20
Sports #5- The terms mulekick, goofy and hucker are used in which sport?
Sailing
Diving
Archery
Snowboarding
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SS #4- In the famous research by Pavlov, using dogs, what is the conditioned stimulus?
Barking
His voice command
A telephone ring
A bell
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Elkhart #4- How did Elkhart get its name?
Island park is shaped like an elk's heart
That is what the natives called it
The elk was a majestic mascot
We are the city with a heart
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English #4- In The Catcher in the Rye, what iconic piece of clothing does Holden always wear?
blue suede shoes
red hunting hat
blue baseball cap
sunglasses
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Sports #2- George Washington and his troops played what sport at Valley Forge in 1778?
Baseball
Polo
Cricket
Golf
25
Elkhart #1-Which of the following items was NOT invented in Elkhart?
florescent light
mouthpiece for brass instruments
finger nail clipper
foldable baby buggy
26
SS #3- This term describes the devastation of the Great Plains by drought.
The Great Depression
The Dust Bowl
Black Tuesday
The Grapes of Wrath
27
English #2- A complex sentence contains what kinds of clauses?
2 independent clauses
1 independent & 1 dependent clause
2 dependent clauses
a prepositional phrase
28
Mus #1- What is it called when a singer performs without instrumental accompaniment?
A presto
A cappella
A picato
Al capono
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English #5- Which of the following is NOT an author from the American Romantic Period?
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Henry David Thoreau
William Wadsworth Longfellow
George Bernard Shaw
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#3- The female love interest of Jay Gatsby in F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby is:
Lily
Rose
Daisy
Iris
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Warm Up- Who won the 1st American Idol Competition?
Jennifer Hudson
Ruben Studdard
Carrie Underwood
Kelly Clarkson
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Elkhart #3- Who founded Elkhart?
James Rufus Beardsley
Ruth Beardsley
Pierre Moran
Dr. Havila Beardsley
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Elk #2-One of the largest rail yards in the world is in Elkhart & named for this famous person.
George Pullman
Robert Young
Erastus Corning
Cornelius Vanderbilt
34
Social Studies #1- This man wrote the original draft of the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
John Hancock
John Adams
35
Math #3- What is halfway between 103 and 301?
200
202
201
199
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Science #1- The 5th planet from the sun, which planet can be found between Mars and Saturn?
Venus
Mercury
Earth
Jupiter
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Warm Up- What year did Elkhart High School split into Central and Memorial?
1976
1970
1973
1972
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Sci #5- Ascorbic acid is a vitamin which most of us consume every day. What is its other name?
Vitamin B
Vitamin C
Vitamin D
Vitamin A
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Mus #4- What does the top number of the time signature represent?
The quantity of sharps and flats
What type of note gets the beat
How many beats per measure
The tempo of the beat
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Sci #4- Flowers contain a male reproductive organ called the "stamen" and a female organ called
Pistil
Poduncle
Stigma
Sepal
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Sports #1- Which sport hands out the Maurice Podoloff Trophy?
Skiing
Sailing
Basketball
Hockey
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Sports #3- Which team did American baseball great Babe Ruth coach?
Giants
Mets
Bengals
Dodgers
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Art #1- Which of these is a pair of complementary colors?
Blue and Green
Blue and Violet
Blue and Orange
Blue and Red