What is the powerhouse responsible for cellular respiration?
What is mitochondria
Who is the first president of United States?
Who is George Washington?
What is the three standard categories of regular infinitives verb in Spanish?
What is -ar, -er, and -ir
What is a comparison of two things using the words “like” or “as”?
What is a simile
What is 5x8?
What is 40
What is an outer layer surrounding the plant cell to provide extra support?
What is cell wall
What is the amendment that officially abolished slavery throughout the United States?
What is the 13 amendment
What is the punctuation mark is mandatory at the very beginning of any written question in Spanish?
What is an upside-down question mark
What is giving human characteristics or qualities to a non human object or animal?
What is personification
How many days in a year?
What is 365
What are organisms like plants that make their own food? (Name what type producers or consumers)
What is producers
What is the historic trade routes connected Asia, Africa, and Europe, exchanging goods and ideas?
What is the Silk Road?
What is the conjugation of the verb cantar (to sing) in the yo form? (Get rid of two letters and add one)
What is canto
What is a hyperbole
What is H2O?
What is water
What is the process is how plant cells use sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide to make glucose and oxygen?
What is photosynthesis
What is the mighty ancient empire located in South America, was centered in modern day Peru?
What is the Inca Empire
What is the number veintiuno?
What is 21
What is a direct comparison of two unlike things without using “like” or “as”?
What is a metaphor
What line divides the northern and southern hemisphere?
What is the equator
What is a relationship benefits both organisms involved?
What is mutualism
What is the capital city of the Aztec Empire, built on an island in Lake Texcoco and famed for its advanced canals, causeways, and floating gardens?
What is Tenochtitlan
What is a polite phrase you say directly after meeting someone for the first time?
What is “mucho gusto”
What is an expression or phrase where the literal meaning of the words does not match the actual figurative meaning (“piece of cake” of “break a leg”?
What is an Idiom
Which toy introduced in the late 1950s, famously bounced down stairs and was made from a coiled spring? (Think Toy Story)
What is a Slinky