hi I’m Siddharth kerala and I’m proud to
represent New Jersey in the National
Geographic Bee this year I’m an 8th
grader in Roscoe’s north middle school
in
College Junction was created at the
junction of three rail branches which
includes the Pennsylvania room it’s also
close to Edison which is where the
famous scientist Thomas Edison invented
the light bulb and whereas lab is now
part of a major historical park it’s
also close to Trenton which is where
George Washington crossed the Delaware
River and marched down and won a major
Revolutionary War battle that changed
the course of the entire war completely
you know they don’t call New Jersey the
Garden State for nothing this state has
over 10,000 farms and that covers an
area of a lot of 800,000 acres that’s a
lot of farmland
I’d like to welcome you to Princeton
University which is just minutes down
the road from crosses a North middle
school it’s home to architecture dating
back to the late 1800s and many Nobel
laureates and road scholars have comfort
as University to the west new jersey’s
bounded by the Delaware River with
Pennsylvania upstream there’s a delaware
water gap which has hiking trails rock
climbing and an immense variety of what
life welcome to the Jersey Shore on the
east coast of New Jersey it’s home to
Sun fun and the boardwalk especially
Rome I would go to Rome effect go
anywhere in the world I always admire
the Roman civilization they had amazing
architecture the most notable example is
calcium were gladiators fought to the
death in a Rios for entertainment there
was also the leaders of the Roman Empire
like Julius Caesar he had great ideas
and a great thinking process too bad he
was stabbed in the back glass on friend
then there’s also vatican city nearby
where the you can see stuff like the
Pope’s residence in Sistine Chapel and
lastly Italians are known for the food
fiolee mr. karela mr. krewella how do
you manage to remember all that
information that’s a good question I
read newspapers like the New York Times
that has information about different
countries it has not only accurate but
up-to-date information as well which is
extremely important pairing for a
geography
hey National Geographic did you know
that all the places on the Monopoly
board are actual properties in Atlantic
City like Pennsylvania Avenue my
favorite TR facts is how if you measure
Mauna Kea amount of Hawaii from its base
to his summit he’s actually taller than
Mount Everest but seeing him most upon
it he attacked a water Everest is Colin
mr. karela what do you want to be when
you grow up well I would want to be a
software engineer and make technology a
part of my life and eventually I’d even
want to start my own company
you
represent New Jersey in the National
Geographic Bee this year I’m an 8th
grader in Roscoe’s north middle school
in
College Junction was created at the
junction of three rail branches which
includes the Pennsylvania room it’s also
close to Edison which is where the
famous scientist Thomas Edison invented
the light bulb and whereas lab is now
part of a major historical park it’s
also close to Trenton which is where
George Washington crossed the Delaware
River and marched down and won a major
Revolutionary War battle that changed
the course of the entire war completely
you know they don’t call New Jersey the
Garden State for nothing this state has
over 10,000 farms and that covers an
area of a lot of 800,000 acres that’s a
lot of farmland
I’d like to welcome you to Princeton
University which is just minutes down
the road from crosses a North middle
school it’s home to architecture dating
back to the late 1800s and many Nobel
laureates and road scholars have comfort
as University to the west new jersey’s
bounded by the Delaware River with
Pennsylvania upstream there’s a delaware
water gap which has hiking trails rock
climbing and an immense variety of what
life welcome to the Jersey Shore on the
east coast of New Jersey it’s home to
Sun fun and the boardwalk especially
Rome I would go to Rome effect go
anywhere in the world I always admire
the Roman civilization they had amazing
architecture the most notable example is
calcium were gladiators fought to the
death in a Rios for entertainment there
was also the leaders of the Roman Empire
like Julius Caesar he had great ideas
and a great thinking process too bad he
was stabbed in the back glass on friend
then there’s also vatican city nearby
where the you can see stuff like the
Pope’s residence in Sistine Chapel and
lastly Italians are known for the food
fiolee mr. karela mr. krewella how do
you manage to remember all that
information that’s a good question I
read newspapers like the New York Times
that has information about different
countries it has not only accurate but
up-to-date information as well which is
extremely important pairing for a
geography
hey National Geographic did you know
that all the places on the Monopoly
board are actual properties in Atlantic
City like Pennsylvania Avenue my
favorite TR facts is how if you measure
Mauna Kea amount of Hawaii from its base
to his summit he’s actually taller than
Mount Everest but seeing him most upon
it he attacked a water Everest is Colin
mr. karela what do you want to be when
you grow up well I would want to be a
software engineer and make technology a
part of my life and eventually I’d even
want to start my own company
you
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