Space Stuff
We Love Anime
Greek Mythos
Science Rules
Who's that Pokemon?
100
This galaxy, with the same name as the popular candy bar, is the galaxy the Earth resides in.
What is the Milky Way?
100
This acronym denotes what popular anime: HxH.
What is Hunter X Hunter?
100
This is the goddess of love and beauty.
Who is Aphrodite?
100
This continent contains 70% of Earth's freshwater resources.
What is Antarctica?
100
200
This planet is the sixth furthest planet from the sun.
What is Saturn?
200
Listen to the following anime opening and name that show:
What is Naruto?
200
This man-eating monster with the head of a bull was famously trapped in a labyrinth.
What is the Minotaur?
200
By volume, this gas makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere.
What is nitrogen?
200
300
With its first residents arriving in Nov. 2000, this habitable satellite orbits the Earth at an average speed of 8km/s.
What is the International Space Station?
300
Listen to the following anime opening and name that show:
What is Hunter x Hunter?
300
This person is the King of Crete as well as the son of Zeus and Europa.
Who is Minos?
300
By mass, this is the most abundant element in the Earth's crust and in your body.
What is oxygen?
300
400
This famous comet is visible from Earth every 75 years with its last appearance in 1986.
What is Halley's Comet?
400
This Pokemon was the first ever battle encounter for Ash and Pikachu.
What is Spearow?
400
This hero went on a quest to find the Golden Fleece with the Argonauts.
Who is Jason?
400
As the world's largest continent, Asia occupies which of the following percentages of the Earth's land: 20%, 30%, or 40%.
What is 30%?
400
500
Which of the following options is one of Neptune's moons: Prometheus, Chrysanthemum, Galileo, Proteus.
What is Proteus?
500
Who is this popular anime protagonist:
Who is Scoobert Doo? (Scooby Doo)
500
This figure in Greek mythology is the son of Erebus and Nyx, whose duty it is to ferry souls over the river Styx.
Who is Charon?
500
The name of this Earth layer that extends to about 60 miles in depth is derived from the Greek word for "stone ball".
What is the lithosphere?
500
