ELAR
Math
Anything
Science
Mr. Fuentes
100
The message, moral, or lesson of the story.
What is a theme?
100
True or False: All squares have four right angles.
True
100
What was the first Pixar movie?
What is Toy Story?
100
The basketball is moving toward the ground. This force is pulling the basketball toward the Earth.
(Friction, Gravity, Work, or Magnetism)
What is gravity?
100
The age of Mr. Fuentes.
What is 22 years old?
200
You take something that you know + what you cite from the text.
What is an inference?
200
200
This country is the biggest in South America.
What is Brazil?
200
The 6th planet away from the sun.
What is Saturn?
200
This state was where Mr. Fuentes was born in.
Where is New Jersey?
300
The three POVs.
What are 1st Person (I, me, my, we), 2nd Person (You, your), and 3rd Person (He, him, she, her, they, them)?
300
A baseball stadium can hold 5,000 fans. There are 2,600 Tigers fans and 2,800 Blues fans. Can the baseball stadium hold all of the fans together?
No, the stadium cannot hold all the fans. (2,600+2,800=5,400)
300
This is the world's longest river.
What is the Amazon River?
300
This is an example of a type of sedimentary rock.
(Marble, Sandstone, Slate, or Granite)
What is sandstone?
300
This is how tall Mr. Fuentes is.
What is 5 feet, 6 inches?
400
An exaggerated statement or claim that is not meant to be taken literally.
What is hyperbole?
400
42 x 39 = ?
What is 1,638?
400
If the short hand is on the 3 and the long hand is on the 9, what time is it?
What is 3:45?
400
When a basketball player dribbles a basketball, this type of force is used on the basketball.
(Pushing force, Pulling force, Gravity, or Friction)
What is pushing force?
400
Mr. Fuentes played this character in the Little Mermaid Musical in Middle School.
Who is Sebastian?
500
These are the 5 genres you learned in 5th Grade ELAR.
What are Fiction, Informational, Drama, Poetry, and Argumentative?
500
3/4 + 5/6 = ?
What is 19/12 (1 7/12)?
500
What is the capital of Italy?
What is Rome?
500
The process of solid rock being dissolved, worn away, or broken into smaller pieces.
(Erosion, Deposition, Weathering, or Cementation)
What is weathering?
500
What sport did Mr. Fuentes do in High School?
What is Cross Country?