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Name: Score:104 Multiple choice questions
Definition 1 of 104
The set of these entities over a ring is denoted with an "x" in square brackets. These entities can
arbitrarily approximate any continuous function according to the Weierstrass [VYE-ur-strahss]
theorem. One of these objects is produced by taking the determinant of "lambda times the
identity matrix, minus another matrix." Most of these functions can't be solved by (*) radicals,
according to the Abel-Ruffini theorem. Factoring these functions can make finding their roots
easier, and second-degree examples of them can be solved with the quadratic formula. For 10
points, name these functions of integer powers of a variable, such as "x squared plus five."
Example Of Monomials
Polynomials
Logarithms
Monomial
Definition 2 of 104
This sculpture's creator also painted a fresco above it depicting a dove amidst some pink clouds.
Two wall panels surrounding this sculpture depict members of its donor family gesturing and
talking as if they were in boxes at a theater. This sculpture is lit by a hidden window with yellow
glass. The robe of this sculpture's central figure billows around an unpolished marble cloud, which
(*) her right foot has slipped off. It's the centerpiece of the Cornaro Chapel. A grinning angel aims
an arrow at this sculpture's central woman, who is "lit up" by gilded rays behind this sculpture. For
10 points, name this sculpture by Gian Lorenzo Bernini, which depicts the vision of a Spanish saint.
The Amazons
The Ecstasy of Saint Theresa
Duchamp
Hephaestus
,Definition 3 of 104
It's not London, but this city is home to a cucumber-shaped skyscraper with LEDs on its windows,
designed by Jean Nouvel. A Diagonal Avenue cuts through this city's "extension," built next to its
Gothic Quarter. This city is home to the stadium Camp Nou and the Palace of the Generalitat. A
church in this city has "Nativity" and "Passion" façades that were completed in (*) 1930 and 1976.
For this city's 1929 International Exposition, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe designed a namesake
pavilion. Markets line its pedestrian street Las Ramblas. This city is home to Lionel Messi's soccer
team. Antonio Gaudí's Sagrada Familia is being built in—for 10 points—what capital of Catalonia?
Madrid
Barcelona
Paris
Valencia
Definition 4 of 104
Act 1 of a 2011 sequel to this play depicts a couple selling their house in 1959 after their son
Kenneth commits suicide. A man in this play yells "I live the answer!" while arguing with a woman
for depending on her father's death. Bruce Norris wrote a sequel to this play, in which a woman is
scolded for straightening her hair and yells "Ocomogosiay!" while dancing. Joseph (*) Asagai
courts Beneatha in this play. Karl Lindner tries to buy its protagonist out of his liquor store after he
gets an insurance check and tries to moves to Chicago's Clybourne Park. The Youngers try to
move to a white neighborhood in—for 10 points—what play by Lorraine Hansberry?
The Catcher in the Rye
A Raisin in the Sun
A Tale of Two Cities
The African-american Experience
,Definition 5 of 104
In the fourth chapter of the novel, this character claims that she and her brother live on a
"blighted" star. She then dreams of a "gentlemanly suitor" while driving, accidentally killing the
family horse, Prince. This character's wedding is marred by the ominous afternoon crowing of a
rooster. She meets her husband while working for Richard Crick at the Talbothay's dairy; that
husband later flees (*) Wessex for Brazil. This sister of Liza-Lu flees to Stonehenge after being
raped and becoming pregnant with the child Sorrow. She's executed after stabbing her rapist,
Alec. Angel Clare marries—for 10 points—what title descendant of the d'Urbervilles in a Thomas
Hardy novel?
The Necklace
Tess Durbeyfield
The Underworld
Nuclear Fusion
Definition 6 of 104
Nickerson Field and Alumni Field served as temporary homes for this team, which was the eighth
and final franchise of the AFL. This team was owned by James Orthwein until 1994. A player for this
team claimed that the other team "made one good play" all game despite scoring (*) 41 points.
This team holds the record for most yards in a playoff game, despite losing that game. Players for
this team owned by Robert Kraft include Dont'a Hightower and Julian Edelman. This team
triggered both the "Spygate" and "Deflategate" controversies in recent years. For 10 points, name
this football team coached by Bill Belichick who lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2018 Super
Bowl.
Los Angeles Chargers
Arizona Cardinals
New York Giants
New England Patriots
, Definition 7 of 104
One of these characters stops screaming "won't, won't, WON'T" after the protagonist unthinkingly
tells him to "shut up!" A group of these characters are first met after the protagonist tickles a pear
in a painting. One of these characters wears a massive pile of the hats a main character knits as
part of a one-person organization (*) "promoting" their "welfare." In Deathly Hallows, one of these
creatures is stabbed in the chest and buried with an epitaph emphasizing that he was "FREE,"
since the sock thrown at him by Lucius Malfoy counted as giving him clothes. For 10 points, name
these enslaved creatures from Harry Potter, which include Kreacher and Dobby.
Acromantula
House-elves
Thestral
Ghosts
Definition 8 of 104
This structure is supported by the subiculum. A reversible loss of volume in this structure occurs in
Cushing's disease due to the density of glucocorticoid receptors within it. The posterior portion
was found to be significantly enlarged in London black cab drivers. This structure was removed in
Patient (*) H.M. In rats, it contains place cells. This structure is adjacent to the dentate gyrus, and it
lies below the amygdala and hypothalamus. Damage to it causes anterograde amnesia. For 10
points, name this part of the brain's limbic system that's "seahorse-shaped" and involved in long-
term memory.
Amygdala
Hypothalamus
Thalamus
Hippocampus
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