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100

This mathematical comparison uses a colon or a fraction to show the relationship between two numbers, such as 3:1.

What is Ratio?

100

If you aren't streaming on Netflix or Disney+, you might be using this device or smart TV platform named after the Japanese word for "six."

What is Roku?

100

This massive, horned African mammal has a name that literally means "nose horn," but it is usually shortened to a five-letter word

What is Rhino?

100

This household object is what you use to gather fallen leaves in the yard during autumn.

What is a Rake?

100

This historic European capital city is famous for the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, and ancient gladiators.

What is Rome?

200

In biology, this is the name of the cage-like bone structure in your chest that protects your heart and lungs.

What is a Rib Cage?
200

This is the first name of the famous red-haired clown who serves as the mascot for McDonald's.

What is Ronald?

200

This nocturnal mammal is famous for having a mask-like black patch around its eyes and stealing trash from bins.

What is Raccoon?

200

This small, stretchy loop is used to hold loose papers, pencils, or cards tightly together.

What is a Rubber Band?

200

This massive country spans across two continents, is the largest nation by landmass in the world, and its capital city is Moscow.

What is Russia?

300

In writing, this is the step in the essay process where you go back to change, fix, or improve your first draft.

What is Revision?

300

This popular block-based online platform lets users create their own games, hang out with friends, and customize avatars using "Robux."

What is Roblox?

300

This hopping rodent has long hind legs, a long tail, and is commonly found in urban areas.

What is a Rat?

300

This thick, twisted cordage is used for tying knots, pulling heavy objects, or climbing in gym class.

What is a Rope?

300

This is the specific geographical term for a major natural stream of water that flows in a channel down to the sea, a lake, or another stream.

What is a River?

400

This scientific phenomenon occurs when light, sound, or heat waves bounce off a surface rather than being absorbed.

What is Reflection?

400

This is the primary color of the iconic outfit worn by Mario in Nintendo video games, as well as the color of Lightning McQueen in the movie Cars.

What is Red?

400

This furry, long-eared mammal is famous for hopping around, eating clover, and being the symbol of Easter.

What is Rabbit?

400

This handheld device is what you use to change the channels or turn up the volume on the television from across the room.

What is a Remote?

400

This massive mountain range stretches over 3,000 miles down the western part of North America, from Canada through Colorado and New Mexico.

What are the Rocky Mountains?

500

This is the math term for the flat, four-sided shape that looks like a slanted square or a diamond where all sides are equal length.

What is a Rhombus?

500

He is the famously loyal, red-haired best friend of Harry Potter at Hogwarts who comes from a massive wizarding family.

Who is Ron?

500

This large, heavy deer species is native to arctic regions, and its domesticated version is famous for pulling a sleigh.

What is a Reindeer?

500

This kitchen appliance is used to preserve food and keep your milk, soda, and leftovers cold.

What is a Refridgerator?

500

This capital city of North Carolina is famous for its oak trees, museums, and universities, and sits right in the Research Triangle.

What is Raleigh?
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