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Science
100

These first ten amendments protect individual rights.

Bill of Rights

100

The gift Harry inherits from his father in the first book.

Invisbility cloak
100

The district known for fishing—and Finnick Odair.

District 4

100

You can see your own reflection on this person's head.

Andrew Dye

100

The powerhouse of the cell.

Mitochondria.

200

This wall, built in 1961, symbolized Cold War division.

Berlin Wall

200

The spell that reveals hidden magical writing, used on the Marauder’s Map.

"I solemnly swear that I am up to no good"

200

The move that makes Katniss a threat to the Capitol in the arena.

Almost eating the nightlock berries 
200

This person likes to roleplay Wolves. 

Chloe Dye
200

The hardest bone to break in your body.

Femur

300

This system of land ownership dominated medieval Europe, with nobles granting land to vassals.

Feudalism

300

The charm Hermione uses to fix Harry’s broken glasses.

Oculus Repairo 
300

District 13 is known for this type of industry.

Nuclear/weapon technology

300

You could land a plane on this person's five-head.

Clay Dye

300

The type of bond formed when electrons are shared between atoms.

Covalent

400

This warrior class followed the code of bushido in medieval Japan.

Samurai 

400

The wizarding newspaper owned by Xenophilius Lovegood.

Quibbler

400

These wolf-like creatures appear near the end of the 74th Games.

The Mutts

400

This person is a "raging narracist". 

Mary Margeret 

400

The process by which a single cell divides into two identical daughter cells.

Mitosis

500

This 1896 Supreme Court case upheld “separate but equal” segregation.

Plessy vs Ferguson 

500

The location where Dumbledore was killed.

The astronomy tower

500

The Mockingjay pin was originally given to Katniss by this friend.

Madge 

500

This family member was forced to dress up as tinkerbell in their youth. 

Jack

500

The organ responsible for filtering blood and producing urine.

Kidney

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