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International law, politics and security
Open questions on public international law, legal theory, US government and foreign policy, and security studies — jurisdiction, sovereignty, recognition of States, the sources of international law, the UN Charter, and the theories and doctrines that shaped American policy through the Cold War and after. Much of the deck is straight recall of named cases, treaties, doctrines and events; a number of cards are anchored to a specific historical moment (the Cold War, the 1991 Gulf War, the Clinton and George W. Bush administrations, the 2008 financial crisis) and are worded as history, not as current affairs.
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Physics: measurement and motion
Units, models and orders of magnitude, then motion in one and two dimensions: displacement, velocity, acceleration, free fall, vectors and projectile motion.
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Animal Trivia
Species, habitats, anatomy and collective nouns, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Business ethics and the global marketplace
Ethical decision-making and corporate social responsibility, then international trade: balance of payments, exchange rates, tariffs and the treaties and institutions that govern them.
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Protists and fungi
The diversity, life cycles and ecology of protists, then the fungi: their structure, their reproduction, the groups they fall into and the symbioses and diseases they take part in.
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Television Trivia — Medium
Series, networks, characters and catchphrases, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The medium tier of the database: facts that need to be learnt rather than guessed, and the bulk of what the source holds. One question per card, answered in full.
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Lifespan development
Nature and nurture, Piaget's cognitive stages, Erikson's psychosocial stages, Kohlberg's moral reasoning, attachment and parenting styles, and development from prenatal life to old age.
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Relativity, quanta and the atom
Special relativity and its consequences, the photoelectric effect and wave-particle duality, the uncertainty principle, then atomic structure, spectra and lasers.
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The Sun and the stars
The Sun's structure, its activity cycle and the nuclear fusion that powers it, then stellar spectra and classification, masses and sizes, and how distances to the stars are measured.
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Sensation and perception
Thresholds and signal detection, the anatomy and mechanisms of vision, hearing, taste, smell and touch, then the Gestalt principles and depth cues that turn sensation into perception.
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Television Trivia — Easy
Series, networks, characters and catchphrases, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The easy tier of the database: facts a regular reader of the subject will recognise, meant to be worked through quickly. One question per card, answered in full.
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The solar system: planets, moons and small bodies
Earth as a planet and the worlds around it — Venus, Mars, the giant planets, rings and moons — then craters and impacts, comets, asteroids, meteorites and the origin of the system.
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Atoms, molecules, ions and composition
Atomic theory and chemical symbols, the periodic table and the families that divide it, ionic and covalent compounds and the rules used to name them, then chemical formulas, formula and molar mass, and the units that express the concentration of a solution.
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Work, energy, momentum and rotation
Work, kinetic and potential energy, power and conservation, then impulse and collisions, statics and torque, and the rotational quantities that mirror the linear ones.
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Animal form, function and nutrition
Body plans, symmetry, tissue types, cartilage and bone, thermoregulation and the vocabulary of homeostasis in animals, then digestive organs, digestive enzymes, diet types and two gut hormones that regulate acid secretion and the rate of gastric emptying.
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Astronomy and geography
Open questions on the solar system, stars and galaxies, and on the physical and human geography of the world: population and fertility, language families, religions, political geography, urban models and agriculture. Every card states a verifiable fact; no opinion, no calculation, no dated statistic.
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Electronic structure and periodic properties
Electromagnetic radiation and quantum theory, orbitals and quantum numbers, electron configurations, and the periodic trends in size, ionisation energy and electron affinity.
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Film Trivia — Medium
Directors, casts, awards and famous scenes, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The medium tier of the database: facts that need to be learnt rather than guessed, and the bulk of what the source holds. One question per card, answered in full.
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Mathematics Trivia
Numbers, shapes, theorems and notation, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. One question per card, answered in full.
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Memory
Encoding, storage and retrieval, the sensory, short-term and long-term stores, the brain structures involved, the forms of amnesia, forgetting and memory distortion.
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Music Trivia — Easy
Bands, albums, singles and instruments, from the community-built Open Trivia Database. The easy tier of the database: facts a regular reader of the subject will recognise, meant to be worked through quickly. One question per card, answered in full.
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Stoichiometry of chemical reactions
Writing and balancing chemical equations, reaction stoichiometry, limiting reactants and percent yield, then the precipitation, acid-base and oxidation-reduction classes of reaction.
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Biopsychology: brain, neurons and genes
Genetics and behaviour, neuron structure and neurotransmitters, the divisions of the nervous system, the parts of the brain and what each does, and the endocrine system.
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Chemistry: essential ideas
What chemistry measures and how: states and properties of matter, the scientific method, SI units and derived units, significant figures, accuracy and precision.
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History Trivia — Easy
Forty-one history questions from the community-built Open Trivia Database, easy tier. What the pack covers follows what contributors happened to submit, not a syllabus: it leans hard on modern Western and military history — the two world wars, twentieth-century leaders, revolutions and independences — with a thinner scattering of antiquity, the Byzantine and Ottoman empires, and nineteenth-century Britain and America. Answers are dates, places and proper names. One question per card, answered in full: the multiple-choice distractors of the original are dropped.
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Oscillations, waves and sound
Simple harmonic motion, pendulums, resonance and damping, then the physics of sound: intensity and decibels, the Doppler effect, standing waves, beats and hearing.
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Forces, Newton's laws and circular motion
The three laws of motion and the four fundamental forces, friction, drag and elasticity, then uniform circular motion, centripetal force and Newton's law of gravitation.
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Harder science questions
Grade-school science exam questions from the harder, reasoning-heavy half of the ARC set: each one takes a step of reasoning rather than a fact you either know or do not. Physics, chemistry, biology, Earth and space science. Each card asks one question and answers it in full — no multiple-choice letters, no figure or table to look at, and no card resting on a date, a quantity or a number.
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The study of life: method and classification
What makes something alive, how biology is organised into its branches, the scientific method as biologists practise it, and the levels from atom to biosphere.
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Metabolism and cellular respiration
Energy, enzymes and the laws of thermodynamics as cells obey them, then glycolysis, the citric acid cycle, oxidative phosphorylation and the fermentation routes that do without oxygen.
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Therapy and treatment
The history of treatment and deinstitutionalisation, the psychotherapeutic orientations, the drug classes used in psychiatry, group and family formats, and how treatment effectiveness is judged.
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Light, spectra and telescopes
The electromagnetic spectrum, blackbody radiation, spectral lines and the Doppler effect, then the telescopes and detectors that collect light from radio waves to gamma rays.
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Electrochemistry
Balancing redox reactions, galvanic and electrolytic cells, standard electrode potentials, the Nernst equation, batteries, fuel cells and corrosion.
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Grade-school science questions
Thirty-three science questions from real grade-school exams, taken from the ARC Easy set. Each card asks one question and gives the correct answer in words, with no option letters and no answer grid. Some questions open with a short scenario; the answer is always the one the exam marked correct, kept word for word.
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Interstellar matter, star birth and star death
The gas and dust between the stars, how stars form and how exoplanets were found, the main sequence and what follows it, then white dwarfs, supernovae, neutron stars and pulsars.
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Thermochemistry and thermodynamics
Heat, work, enthalpy and calorimetry, then entropy, the second and third laws, Gibbs free energy and what makes a process spontaneous.
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Forms of business ownership and entrepreneurship
Sole proprietorships, partnerships, corporations and cooperatives with the liability each carries, mergers and acquisitions, franchising, and what starting a small business involves.
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Solutions and colloids
The dissolution process and solubility, electrolytes, the colligative properties — vapour pressure, boiling point, freezing point, osmosis — and the behaviour of colloids.