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2022-2023 Academic Pentathlon Scrimmage - Part 2
2022-2023 Academic Pentathlon Scrimmage - Part 2
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1
What is the complement of an angle that measures 47°?
43o
133o
313o
53o
2
Which Native American tribe did NOT align with the British?
Cherokee
Chicksaw
Seminoles
Tuscarora
3
What is the longest symbol in music used today?
whole note
half note
eight note
quarter note
4
In the works of Francis Hopkinson, how does he show the influence of the European models he studied?
The music is based on original Greek works.
The tone and pitch of the music is repetitive.
All of the works are paid for by the state.
The melodic line is flowing and graceful.
5
In the novel, Chains, Patriots were inspired to take down the statue of King George when ___________
Washington wins the battle of Trenton
they are angry at the loss of Fort Washington
new taxes are imposed
the Declaration of Independence is read
6
The _____ the amplitude of a sound wave, the _____ it is.
higher, softer
higher, louder
lower, louder
lower, sharper
7
The most common and useful chords do not immediately employ what?
Common harmony
Repeating tones
Blended melody
Adjacent pitches
8
The selected work Segesser II depicts Europeans armed with what?
Long swords
Rifles
Canons
Hatchets
9
The American Academy of Fine Arts was originally known as what?
American Institute of Painting
The Colonial Art Academy
Boston Academy of Fine Arts
New York Academy of Fine Arts
10
Why was John Singleton Copley highly sought after in Boston for his portraits?
They copied British style.
They were lifelike and richly detailed.
The portraits were the fiirst concepts of modern art.
They had extravagant looks for a decent price.
11
Simplify: (2x
3
y
5
)(6xy
2
)
8x4y7
8x4y7
12x4y7
8x3y10
12
In the novel, Chains, of the following, that which happened LAST was __________
Britain outlawed slavery throughout the British Empire
Slavery ended in Vermont
Slavery ended in New York
Slavery ended in South Carolina
13
Many early chemists were motivated by an interest in alchemy, wishing to transmute ____ into ____.
bronze, steel
lead, gold
lead, steel
iron, diamond
14
In modern laboratories, chemists can use these instruments to determine the relative masses of single atoms accurately.
Electron microscopes
Micro telescopes
Atomic counters
Mass spectrometers
15
In the area where Robinson Crusoe lands with Xury, the Negroes have left, primarily due to the
Moors
Crocodiles
Lions
Tigers
16
In which quadrant or on which axis does the point (−1,1) lie?
Quadrant II
On the x-axis
Quadrant I
Quadrant III
17
Find the value of the expression if x = 5, y = 4, and z = -2: 2x
2
z - 3y
2
- 148
52
- 248
- 128
18
Patrick Henry, in his speech, uses contrast to draw attention primarily to
order vs anarchy
the laws of England versus that of the colonies
people's illusions vs the reality of the situation
the wealth of England versus that of the colonies
19
In the artwork Exhumation of the Mastodon, the artist is pictured where?
At the bottom loading water
Standing near the large water wheel
Down in the dig site
On the left looking at the storm
20
By 1860, the slave frontier extended to _______________.
Louisiana
Oregon
Texas
Georgia
21
One factor that affects how solids are arranged is the _____ of the particles in the solid.
Size
Shape
Pressure
Temperature
22
Bet. 1501 and 1900, this region had the largest no. of enslaved people disembark during the Trans-Atlantic slave trade
British Caribbean
Dutch Americas
Mainland North America
Brazil
23
Who wrote the poem, “My Days Have Been So Wondrous Free”?
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Parnell
Francis Edwards
Thomas Paine
24
Solve 8x − 2 = 4y, for y.
y = 1/2x - 1/2
y = 2x + 1/2
y = 2x - 1/2
y = -2x - 2
25
Each of the following words from "Paul Revere's Ride" is an example of onomatopoeia EXCEPT
lingers
tramps
knock
twitter
26
In 1803, what was the first state created from the Northwest Territory to join the union after the 1787 Ordinance?
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio
Michigan
27
Who painted one of the most famous paintings in American history, Washington Crossing the Delaware?
Emmanuel Leutze
Benjamin West
John Singleton Copley
Henry Pelham
28
What is the theory that proposed as materials are burned, they released a substance that couldn't be detected?
Phlogiston
Conservation of mass
Combustion
Fusion
29
Who composed the first draft of the Declaration of Independence?
Robert Livingston
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
30
What branch of chemistry focuses on quantities of heat evolved or absorbed during chemical reactions?
Thermo
Analytical
Physical
Inorganic