| Literary Devices | Black History | Math | Government | Science |
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100What is a simile?
A comparison using like or as in descriptive writing.
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100Who invented the many uses of a peanut?
George Washington Carver
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100What are the first five square numbers?
1, 4, 9, 16, & 25
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100What are the three branches of government?
Executive, Legislative & Judicial
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100What is color?
Light waves
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200What is a metaphor?
A comparison not using like or as in descriptive writing.
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200Who was the first African American female millionaire?
Madame CJ Walker
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200What is subtraction?
Taking away.
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200Who is the Chief Executive?
The President
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200What instrument magnifies small objects for the eye to see?
A microscope
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300What is personification?
Giving human qualities or abilities to a non-human object or subject.
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300Who invented the gas mask and stop light?
Garrett Morgan
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300What is division.
Making groups
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300What document is our government founded on?
The Constitution
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300What is the place where an animal lives, eats and dies?
A habitat
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400What is alliteration?
A repeated sound at the beginning or ending of a word, or a rhyme.
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400Who established the Tuskagee Institute?
Booker T. Washington established the Tuskagee Institute.
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400What is addition.
Combining or putting together
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400Who elects our President?
The Electoral College
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400What is the very beginning of our food chain (and every food chain)?
The Sun
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500What is an onomatopoeia?
A word that imitates the sound associated with it.
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500Who is the first African American President of the United States?
Barack Obama
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500What is the distance around a shape or area?
The perimeter.
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500What are the two branches of the Legislative Branch?
The House of Representatives and the Senate
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500What is a material that attracts iron products?
A magnet
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