Question

People were buried with boat-shaped axes in the Battle Axe culture that likely brought the Indo-European language to this region. For 10 points each:
[10e] Name this multinational region where many ship burials were conducted by the Norse.
ANSWER: Scandinavia [accept Scandinavian Peninsula; prompt on Nordic countries; prompt on Northern Europe; prompt on Denmark or Norway or Sweden by asking "what region is that country a part of?"]
[10h] The pre-Indo-European culture, supplanted by the Battle Axe culture, made collective graves called dolmens out of these objects. The name for a kind of these objects called menhirs comes from the Breton language.
ANSWER: stones [or rocks; or liths; accept megaliths; accept standing stones]
[10m] The Battle Axe culture was an offshoot of a culture named for producing "corded" examples of this product. Pieces of this product are called ostraka, which is the root word of "ostracism."
ANSWER: pottery [or pots; or wares; or ceramics; accept jars or vases or amphorae; accept Corded Ware culture]
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3Total
Alabama Cyber TechStrake Jesuit B100010
Audrain County ATMontgomery Blair A100010
BelmontUni of Illinois Laboratory100010
EastchesterJohns Creek10101030
FremdThomas Jefferson A0000
Hinsdale Central ALindbergh001010
Hunter ALexington10101030
Innovation Academy AAdlai E. Stevenson A1001020
Lambert ANorthview100010
NorthmontRichard Montgomery100010
Strake Jesuit ADetroit Catholic Central A001010
Walter Payton AWestwood1001020

Summary

TournamentEditionExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 PACE NSC06/07/2025Y1214.1775%50%17%