Trivia On UCLA School
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- 1.
What is the name of the Children's Hospital at UCLA at 757 Westwood Plaza?
- A.
Mattel Children's
- B.
Playskool Children's
- C.
Tonka Children's
- D.
Ideal Children's
Correct Answer
A. Mattel Children'sExplanation
The correct answer is Mattel Children's. This hospital at UCLA is named after the toy company Mattel, which is well-known for producing popular toys such as Barbie and Hot Wheels. The naming of the hospital after Mattel suggests a partnership or sponsorship between the company and the hospital, possibly indicating financial support or collaboration in providing healthcare services for children.Rate this question:
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- 2.
Who is the Biomedical Library at UCLA named after?
- A.
Martin Young
- B.
David Geffen
- C.
Louise M. Darling
- D.
Jeff Abramson,
Correct Answer
C. Louise M. DarlingExplanation
The Biomedical Library at UCLA is named after Louise M. Darling.Rate this question:
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- 3.
UCLA School of Law was first approved by the American Bar Association in what year?
- A.
1960
- B.
1950
- C.
1964
- D.
1934
Correct Answer
B. 1950Explanation
UCLA School of Law was first approved by the American Bar Association in 1950. This means that in that year, the American Bar Association officially recognized the law school as meeting the necessary standards for legal education. This approval is important as it signifies that the law school has met the required criteria to provide quality legal education to its students.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Which is not a student organization at UCLA Law?
- A.
Video Game Law Society
- B.
Food Law Society
- C.
Armenian Law Students Association
- D.
Art Law Society
Correct Answer
A. Video Game Law SocietyExplanation
The Video Game Law Society is not a student organization at UCLA Law.Rate this question:
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- 5.
Who is the Law Library at UCLA named for?
- A.
Hugh & Hazel Darling
- B.
Hugh & Hazel Winthrup
- C.
David J. Epstein
- D.
Buster Posey
Correct Answer
A. Hugh & Hazel DarlingExplanation
The Law Library at UCLA is named after Hugh & Hazel Darling.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Which degree is offered from the UCLA Film, Television, & Digital Media Department?
- A.
MA, Talk Show Hosting
- B.
MA, Press Management
- C.
MA, Moving Image Archive Studies
- D.
MA, TV News Reporting
Correct Answer
C. MA, Moving Image Archive StudiesExplanation
The correct answer is MA, Moving Image Archive Studies. This degree is offered from the UCLA Film, Television, & Digital Media Department. This program focuses on the preservation, restoration, and management of moving image materials, such as films and videos, in order to ensure their long-term accessibility and cultural significance.Rate this question:
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- 7.
What actor was honored as alumnus of the year in 2003?
- A.
Johnny Depp
- B.
Tim Robbins
- C.
Alex Cox
- D.
Brad Pitt
Correct Answer
B. Tim RobbinsExplanation
Tim Robbins was honored as alumnus of the year in 2003. This indicates that he was recognized for his achievements and contributions as a former student of a particular institution. The question is asking for the actor who received this honor, and the correct answer is Tim Robbins.Rate this question:
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- 8.
Who is the UCLA alum that did the documentary "I Am", after a near-death experience?
- A.
Martin Scorsese
- B.
Francis Ford Coppola
- C.
Barak Goodman
- D.
Tom Shadyac
Correct Answer
D. Tom ShadyacExplanation
Tom Shadyac is the correct answer because he is the UCLA alum who directed the documentary "I Am" after a near-death experience. Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola are renowned directors, but they are not associated with this specific documentary. Barak Goodman is a documentary filmmaker, but he is not the director of "I Am". Therefore, the correct answer is Tom Shadyac.Rate this question:
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- 9.
What company did Henry Samueli co-found and was the Chief Technology Officer?
- A.
Broadcom Corporation
- B.
Microsoft
- C.
Cisco
- D.
Comcast
Correct Answer
A. Broadcom CorporationExplanation
Henry Samueli co-founded Broadcom Corporation and served as its Chief Technology Officer.Rate this question:
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- 10.
UCLA Engineering is know as the birthplace of what technology?
- A.
Sonar
- B.
LASER
- C.
Microwave
- D.
Internet
Correct Answer
D. InternetExplanation
UCLA Engineering is known as the birthplace of the internet. The internet was developed in the late 1960s and early 1970s as a project of the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), which was funded by the U.S. Department of Defense. UCLA Engineering played a significant role in the development of the internet, specifically through the creation of the first node of the ARPANET, which was the precursor to the modern internet. This node was established at UCLA in 1969, making UCLA Engineering the birthplace of this groundbreaking technology.Rate this question:
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- 11.
What UCLA developed technique/technology was first used at a water plant in Coalinga?
- A.
SCUBA Diving
- B.
Charcoal Filtering
- C.
Cybernetics
- D.
Reverse Osmosis
Correct Answer
D. Reverse OsmosisExplanation
Reverse osmosis is a technique/technology developed by UCLA that was first used at a water plant in Coalinga. This process involves the removal of impurities from water by forcing it through a semipermeable membrane under pressure. It is an effective method for desalination, purification, and water treatment.Rate this question:
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- 12.
What was the median SAT in Math for the 2013 UCLA Engineering undergraduate admissions class?
- A.
700
- B.
680
- C.
690
- D.
760
Correct Answer
D. 760 -
- 13.
What percent of freshmen in the Fall 2013 UCLA class were from Private High Schools?
- A.
21.00%
- B.
63.00%
- C.
50.50%
- D.
13.20%
Correct Answer
D. 13.20%Explanation
The correct answer is 13.20%. This means that out of all the freshmen in the Fall 2013 UCLA class, only 13.20% of them were from Private High Schools. This indicates that the majority of the freshmen in the class did not come from Private High Schools.Rate this question:
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- 14.
What percent of all UCLA fall 2013 freshman were from California High Schools?
- A.
44.80%
- B.
72.00%
- C.
97.30%
- D.
12.90%
Correct Answer
B. 72.00%Explanation
The correct answer is 72.00%. This means that 72.00% of all UCLA fall 2013 freshmen were from California High Schools.Rate this question:
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- 15.
How many new freshman started UCLA in Fall 2013?
- A.
13,329
- B.
5,697
- C.
3,589
- D.
10,658
Correct Answer
B. 5,697Explanation
The correct answer is 5,697. This number represents the total number of new freshman students who began their studies at UCLA in the fall of 2013.Rate this question:
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