You pass through campus every day, but how much have you paid attention to your surroundings, really?
With spring break over, midterms behind us and finals weeks away, ASU Now thought it might be fun to challenge your memory with a visual pop quiz about the Tempe campus. Can you guess where these locations are?
Find the answers below the gallery (hey, no peeking). All photos are by Charlie Leight/ASU Now.
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It's time to begin.
Picture 1
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A bull market has no ceiling.
Picture 2
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Round spheres can fit in square holes.
Picture 3
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The building is named after the original developer of Arizona State's science program.
Picture 4
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Follow the piper to a quiet courtyard.
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ASU's fifteenth president beckons us to sit and enjoy the cool breeze.
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The negativity of the fountain's edge in no way reflects potential profit or loss.
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Here is the tuition solution.
Picture 8
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This is the Wright place.
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Be mindful of change.
Picture 10
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I wear my sunglasses at night.
Picture 11
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Our lives are connected.
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This is the first for science and technology.
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The language of thought begins with a trickle.
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The Lattie looks up.
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Curiosity, I've a feeling we're not on Earth anymore.
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In the eye — or the hand — of the beholder.
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This is the first sign of a great institution.
Picture 18
Answers: 1. West side of Memorial Union; 2. McCord Hall; 3. The Design School; 4. The Foucault pendulum is in Bateman Physical Sciences Center F-Wing; 5. Courtyard next to the Virginia G. Piper Center for Creative Writing; 6. Coor Hall breezeway; 7. Outside McCord Hall; 8. Student Services Building; 9. ASU Gammage; 10. Outside the School of Human Evolution and Social Change; 11. Music Building; 12. Between Life Sciences Center C and Life Sciences Tower E-Wing; 13. Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 1, or ISTB1; 14. Outside the Durham Language and Literature Building; 15. Coor Hall; 16. Interdisciplinary Science and Technology Building 4, or ISTB4; 17. Near the Nelson Fine Arts Center; 18. Old Main.
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