Jesse Day 7

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1. Cellulose, starch, proteins, DNA/RNA, rubber, and nylon are examples of substances with what name, defined as large macromolecules composed of many repeating units?
Correct Answer: POLYMERS
Your Answer: Polymer
Points Assigned: 2

It was the first word that came to mind. 

2. In the 1857 oil painting "The Gleaners", three peasant women are gleaning stalks of wheat—not what other grain which is a homonym of the last name of the artist who painted it?
Correct Answer: MILLET
Your Answer: Corn
Points Assigned: 2

I had no idea.

3. In a 2024 animated film, "Roz" is a character who becomes guardian of a gosling on a deserted island. Per the film's title, what is Roz?
Correct Answer: (WILD) ROBOT
Your Answer: (A wild) Robot
Points Assigned: 0

My daughter loved the books and we watched the movie together. 

4. In competition with cross-sport brands like Nike and Adidas, the sportswear brands Arena, TYR, Finis, and Jaked specialize in apparel and accessories for what sport?
Correct Answer: SWIMMING/TRIATHLON
Your Answer: Running
Points Assigned: 1

I know I had seen TYR somewhere, but I could not remember. 

5. What word did Jean Cocteau use most famously to describe les enfants Elisabeth and Paul in his 1929 novel?
Correct Answer: TERRIBLES
Your Answer: Bibliotech
Points Assigned: 3

I saw the film, but I could not get the title in my head. 

6. What energetic small dog breed, named for the English clergyman who developed it in the 19th century from the fox terrier, was bred to drive foxes from their dens?
Correct Answer: JACK RUSSELL TERRIER
Your Answer: Jack Russell Terrier
Points Assigned: 1

I pieced it together.