Reading
Writing
Arithmetic
Presidential History
Science
150

Nobody gets Italian teenage drama like this English author of over 38 plays.

William Shakespeare

150

"People" don't forget to "Place" a capital letter at the front of the proper ones. It's Just a "Thing" we do. 

Noun

150

The long side of a right triangle. I usually find it by doing A2+B2=C2.

Hypotenuse 

150

Cherry Trees feared him.... as did other red things.... like Redcoats for instance.

George Washington

150

The basis for all organic life...not just footprints. 

Carbon

300

This first of a three-part installment is anything but comedic. Dante, where are all the jokes?

The Inferno

300

Sometimes you need to take a longer pause; therefore, you might want to use this nearby punctuation.

Semicolon 

300

Blame Isaac Newton for inventing this mathematical method and ruining your senior year. 

Calculus

300

The longest serving president of all time. His fifth cousin also happened to be president.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt (FDR)

300

Dairy Queen's recipe might include: snow, winds over 35mph, and low visibility for a minimum of 3 hours. 

Blizzard.

450

Looking for leisure on Long Island? Nick Carroway's summer is anything but boring, in this 1925 classic by F. Scott Fitzgerald.

The Great Gatsby

450
Ewww, block letter type. I prefer to write in this manner.....and not just to sign my name. 

Cursive / Joined-Up Writing

450

You can't chop down these inverses to exponential functions.

Logarithm

450

Only two father son duos have ever graced the oval office. Pick a pair and proclaim their names. 

John Adams and John Quincy Adams

Or

George H.W. Bush and George W. Bush

450

If Lava took a chill pill, it would definitely become this rock. (one of three varieties)

Igneous rock / Magmatic rock

(not sedimentary or metamorphic)

600

Why read one book when you can read 24 saucy Chaucer short stories hailing from the 1400s under this title. 

The Canterbury Tales

600

Lets Compare English notes, but make sure to use the words "like" or "as".

Simile

600

The curve, the symmetry, the exponentiality, it's an alliteratively picture perfect _______. 

Parabola

600

Four US Presidents have been assassinated. Name two. (I'll give you a bonus 150 points per name for 3 and 4)

Abraham Lincoln (1865)

James Garfield (1881)

William McKinley (1901)

John F. Kennedy (1963)

600

Your exes heart may be this cold...-459.67 degrees Fahrenheit when checked with your kitchen thermometer. 

0 degrees Kelvin / Absolute 0

750

This author could have stood to make her monster a bit less scary to the townsfolk. Perhaps a tap number with Gene Wilder could have done the trick.

Mary Shelley

750

The Most Beautiful

Japanese Poems Might Use

This Kind of Structure

Haiku

750

A change in position is velocity. A change in velocity is acceleration. A change in acceleration is ______ ..... well now I'm just being mean. 

Jerk

750

South Carolina's own "Old Hickory" who just so happened to become the president in 1829. A New Orleans victory in 1815 might have helped popularize him a bit. 

Andrew Jackson

750

If you're ready for a "Heap" of "Rain" you might be looking at one of these "Clouds" in the sky. 

Cumulonimbus

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