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100

How many syllables are in the word Rhinoceros?

4

100

Identify the adverb in this sentence: “Sarah danced beautifully at her recital.”



Beautifully 

100

What do you call a scientist who studies rocks?

Geologist 

100

Animals, such as crabs, that have a segmented body and a hard exoskeleton are called what?

Arthropods

100

What species can live on both water and land?

Amphibians

100

What was the name of the spacecraft that burned up upon reentry in 2003

Columbia

200

In the story about the boy who cried wolf, what is the lesson?

Always tell the truth

200

What continent are the Pyramids of Giza located in?

Africa 

200

What do you call the molten rock under a volcano?

Magma

200

Rephrase this sentence in the present perfect tense: “He played baseball for a long time.”

He has played baseball for a long time.

200

Maine borders which U.S. state?

New Hampshire 

200

What is the outside layer of the sun called? 



The Corona 

300

How many suns are in our solar system?

1 (our sun) duh ;)

300

If Jimmy has $5.50 and then spends 75 cents on candy, how much money does he have left?



$4.75

300

What is the capital of New York

Albany

300

About 78% of the earth's atmosphere is composed of which element. 

Nitrogen 

300

Complete the following phrase from Newton's 3rd Law of Motion: 

For every action, there is an_________________

 equal and opposite reaction

300
The Knee is considered a hinge joint, what kind of joint is the shoulder called?

Ball and Socket

400

What is the capital of France?

Paris

400

Which war was fought between the north and south regions in the United States?

The Civil War

400

What is the name of the lines that run east to west across a map?

Latitude 

400

The Emancipation Proclamation did what?

Freed the slaves

400

What is the name of the mutually beneficial relationship that a bee has with a flower?

Symbiotic

400

Which pleasant sounding location, with over 1000 shipwrecks, is ironically also referred to as the, Graveyard of Ships.

Cape of Good Hope

500

 How many nouns are in the following sentence: "The rabbit ran to the cafeteria and ate a big salad"?

3


Rabbit, Cafeteria, and Salad

500

Identify the predicate in this sentence: “The dog is running in the yard.”

Running in the yard

500

What is the smallest planet in our solar system (excluding Pluto).

Mercury

500

How do you represent 13 ¾ with decimals?




13.75

500

Who wrote the Bill of Rights 

James Madison

500

During World War II, on the day known as D-Day, at what location did allied troops invade Europe?

Normandy, France

600

The stripes on the U.S. flag represent what?



13 original British Colonies

600

How many amendments are in the bill of rights?

10

600

Which animal was considered sacred in Ancient Egypt?

Cats

600

To protest Britain’s taxes, early American’s dumped what into the Boston harbor?

Tea

600

What ‌is‌ ‌the‌ ‌smallest‌ ‌prime‌ ‌number?‌ ‌

2‌ ‌(Interestingly, 1 is not classified as a prime number although it is divisible by 1 and itself (as per the definition of a prime number). 1 and itself, in this case, are not two distinct factors so 1 is not classified as a prime number.)

600

Which national holiday is celebrated in every country in the world?

New Years

700

How many tentacles does an octopus have?

8

700

The smallest particle of an element is?

Atom

700

What was the first food eaten in space by astronauts?

Applesauce 

700

Name 3 states that border the Gulf of Mexico.

Accepted answers:


Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida.

700

9 yards = how many feet?

27 feet

A yard = 3 feet

700

What is the International organization that facilitates worldwide police cooperation and crime control called?

Interpol

800

What does a light year mean in terms of distance.

How far light travels in 1 year

800

What kind of landform is made primarily of ice?



Glacier

800

What genre of book or movie is based on imaginary, often futuristic scientific ideas?



Science Fiction 

800

What are the 4 states of matter?

Solid, Liquid, Gas, and Plasma

800

What are the three branches of government?

Executive, Legislative, and Judicial

800

Which is the tallest building in the world?

Burj Khalifa

900

What is the biggest island in the world?

Greenland

900

What is considered the most popular landmark in the U.S.


Statue of Liberty

900

Which planet rains metal?

Venus

900

If every year on Mars is double the length of a year on Earth, how old would Sally be on Mars if she is 10 years old on Earth?

20

900

The sun is primarily composed of which 2 elements?

Hydrogen and Helium

900

If you get 25% of your work done now and 50% later, how much will you have done?

50%

1000

What creates sound?



Vibration of molecules 

1000

Who wrote a famous diary while hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam?

Anne Frank

1000

Martin Luther King, Jr. was part of what movement?

Civil Rights

1000

What was the first animal to go into orbit?

Dog

1000

What is the formula to solve for the area of a triangle?

1/2 BXH

1000

Which three letters are in every day of the week?


D-A-Y

1100

If Joe has 2 dogs and Sarah has 3 cats, how many more cats does Sarah have than Joe?


 

3

1100

What divides the earth into the Western and Eastern hemispheres?



The prime meridian 

1100

What is the longest river in the United States?

Missouri 

1100

What divides the earth into Western and Eastern Hemispheres

Prime Meridian

1100

If an ice cream shop sells 100 ice cream cones a day at $3 each, how much money will they make in 5 days?

$1500

1100

There are said to be 7 deadly sins...can you name 4 of the 7?

Lust, Greed, Pride, Envy, Sloth, Rath, Gluttony

1200

How many red stripes are on the U.S flag? 

7

1200

How many consonants are there in the English alphabet?

21

1200

What is the yellow fluid like substance that is the liquid part of the blood?

Plasma

1200

What part of the human body serves the purpose of maintaining balance?

The inner ear.

1200

What started the first world war?

assassination of Franz Ferdinand

1200

The Astronomical Unit (AU) Is A Unit Of Measurement Based On The Average Distance Between What Two Bodies?

The earth and the sun

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