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1. If the aircraft supercarrier HMS Queen Elizabeth, the flagship of the British Royal Navy, were to
have its fuel tanks be filled with chocolate milk, how many grams of protein would it contain?
2. Suppose every active member of the Luxembourg Armed Forces suddenly became allergic to
every known food, except for chocolate milk. How many Suezmax oil tankers filled to capacity
with chocolate milk would be needed to calorically sustain them for exactly one day?
3. Using the United States of America’s yearly national defense budget for the 2024 fiscal year, how
many 52 fl oz bottles of chocolate milk could I purchase from Walmart?
4. If I wanted to fill the gas tanks of every Leopard 2 Main Battle Tank owned by the Federal
Republic of Germany as of 2022 with chocolate milk instead of diesel, how many 52 fl oz bottles
of chocolate milk would I need to buy?
5. If I somehow magically converted the engines of a T-72 Soviet Main Battle Tank to run on
chocolate milk (harnessing 100% of the calories within the heavenly liquid), then how far could it
go on a full tank, in kilometers?
6. If I filled the internal tanks of every Dassault Rafale multirole fighter jet operated by the Indian Air
Force with chocolate milk instead of fuel, how many calories would exist, just from the fat
content?

7. How many grams of pure gold can I buy with the total amount of credit card debt that
Californians currently hold?

8. If the Golden Gate Bridge in the San Francisco Bay Area suddenly turned into 24 karat gold, how
much would it be worth, in the context of the January 2024 market?
9. If I laid Fort Knox standard gold bars length-wise throughout the entirety of the Interstate 5
highway that exists within California’s borders, then how many gold bars would I need?
10. To recoup some of our tuition money, some trusted associates and myself have stolen the Nobel
Prize medals of every single laureate ever affiliated with the University of California system. How
many metric tons of gold would we yield from this dastardly, devious, and diabolical caper?
11. The Golden 1 Stadium in Sacramento, California, built at the epicenter of the California Gold
Rush in the mid-19th century, is home to the Sacramento Kings (Light the Beam!!!). It has a
capacity of about 18,000 people, and construction was started in 2014. How many Golden 1
Stadiums could be built in 2024 with the liquid value of all of the gold extracted in California
during the California Gold Rush?
12. If I used America’s gold reserves to plate the entirety of California’s surface area in gold, how
thick would the layer be, in meters?

13. "I'm sorry, the old Taylor can't come to the phone right now" "Why? Oh, 'cause she's dead" How
many phone calls have been placed globally ever since Taylor Swift sung this iconic lyric in 2017,
to the date of this tournament?
14. “Bad, bad boy, shiny toy with a price. You know that I bought it (oh yeah, you're right, I want it)”
Let’s pretend that all of the streams for Taylor Swift’s “Cruel Summer” on Spotify are unique
(although we all know that’s not true. I make up like... at least 100 of them...). Suppose all of
those people bought tickets for the Eras Tour at the resale price averaged from all venues. How
many “It's a Cruel Summer with You” crewneck sweaters could be bought with the money
instead?

15. “Got a long list of ex-lovers. They'll tell you I'm insane” I typed out a list of my competition... I
mean... every person that Taylor Swift has ever dated. Only first and last names are used, and
popular nicknames are applied, where applicable. If I multiplied the character count, including
spaces, of Swift’s popular song “Blank Space,” to the character count of my hit list, what would it
be?
16. "Saying goodbye is death by a thousand cuts" If Taylor really did suffer a thousand cuts from
every single one of her exes, how many stitches would she need? Assume that each cut is a mild
2-inch wound on a low-movement area of the body.
17. “You know I love a London boy. I enjoy walking SoHo, drinking in the afternoon (yeah)” Despite
the long distance, luckily Swift is an international pop star. Let’s say she solely took round trips to
visit her theoretical English bae, from JFK Intl. Airport in New York City, USA to London-Heathrow
Airport in London, England, funding them solely with the royalties she was paid by Spotify in
2023. All air travel was done in her private jet, a Dassault Falcon 900. Once she runs out of
money, she stops. How many round trips could she take?
18. “But it's been two thousand one hundred and 90 days of our love blackout” Suppose that there
actually were 2,190 days between every single relationship that Taylor Swift had. She decides to
use those periods to work on herself, by learning how to do the Cha-Cha Slide. How many times
would she have done the Cha-Cha Slide all throughout her life?
19. “All along there was some invisible string tying you to me?” Let’s say there really was an invisible
string, tying Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift together (if they’re not together when you guys are
taking this test I’m actually gonna be so mad bc I’m writing this in December rn 💀). Suppose
they’re each at their hometowns currently, with Kelce being from Westlake, OH and Swift from
West Reading, PA. How many times could this supposed “invisible string” from this situation
wrap around a standard American football?

20. Although this test writer is currently attending UC Berkeley in the San Francisco Bay Area (which
is like... at least two football fields away), and cannot be there in person to see all of you amazing
people, if I were to steal a Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+ and race down the I-5, continuously
maintaining top speed and with complete disregard for all traffic laws, how many centuries would
it take me to get to UC Riverside?
21. The “one-percenter” claim refers to the idea that while 99% of motorcyclists are law-abiding,
there is a 1% minority that are outlaws. If this is true, then should all “one-percenters” be
convicted of federal crimes, then how much would it cost annually for the United States Bureau
of Prisons to incarcerate them all?
22. If every person arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence in 2021 was actually
intoxicated with alcohol, just barely over the legal limit, how many fluid ounces of alcohol would
be in all of their collective bloodstreams?
23. What is the collective base horsepower of every Chevrolet Silverado (the most stolen vehicle in
the United States) stolen in 2022?
24. How many base-model Ford Explorers could the California Highway Patrol buy with all of the
revenue that comes from speeding tickets issued in California every year?
25. The Cannonball Run is an unofficial (and illegal, in theory) speed challenge where one attempts to
cross the country as fast as possible in any automobile, going from New York City to Los
Angeles. Suppose I was doing the Run starting in LA, and I had a California Highway Patrol
officer in a standard police-issue Ford Explorer Interceptor pursuing me the entire time. We both
magically have unlimited gas and do not have to stop. In US Dollars, how much would it cost the
state of California to have this officer maintain his pursuit, from LA, until I finally finish the run and
pull over to receive my speeding ticket in NYC?

26. What is 2024^pi?

27. What is pi^2024?
28. What is 2024!?
29. What is 123456789 x 987654321?
30. What is (e^pi)^(phi^lambda)^(A^K)?
31. What is 11162005 x 2172024?

32. If every human on Earth suddenly became the size of the Colossus of Rhodes, then how many
pounds of carbon dioxide would we produce daily?
33. Although this affliction upon humanity magically repaired itself, for some reason, I am now the
only colossal human left standing. Time to cause some mayhem! If I tore down the Great Pyramid
of Giza, how many Stonehenge’s could I build with the rubble?
34. Seeing as China isn’t really under any more threat of invasion by ruthless Hun hordes, I suppose
it’s fine to “repurpose” the Great Wall of China. If I tore it down, how many Lighthouses of
Alexandria’s could I build with the rubble?
35. Did you all know that destroying ancient monuments is a war crime? I didn’t. In a symbolic
gesture, the Hague has set the venue of my trial to be one of the last Wonders of the World left
standing after my rampage— the Colosseum. However.. It’s a ruin—hardly a setting worthy of the
International Criminal Court. How many cubic meters of stone would be needed to restore it to its
former glory?

36. I escaped custody and am now hiding in one of the Wonders of the Industrial World: the London
sewer system. On an average year, how many tons of sewage passes through the system?
37. INTERPOL got a hot tip on my location and are now chasing me through Britain (I bet those
sewer rats that I befriended... ratted me out). Somehow, they managed to reverse my
colossal-ness, but I gained super speed (like... Usain Bolt-level speed) in the process. To make
things interesting, I’m fleeing through the Channel Tunnel, one of the Wonders of the Modern
World, hopefully to find refuge in France. How many years would it take for me to run from the
British side of the tunnel, to the French side?
38. Fun fact: The Eiffel Tower in Paris, France was considered for a contest naming the new Seven
Wonders of the World, but it was not ultimately selected. The vengeful spirit of the Tower now
seeks to team up with me to take revenge upon the world. If I managed to somehow abscond
with the entire structure, and bring it with me into outer space, then how many Newtons of
energy would be released upon the Earth from the kinetic force of me launching the Tower from
the Moon?

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