On Another Planet
Wordle Starter Words
(All answers are 5 letters long)
Books in the Series
What's the deal with the Periodic Table
World Greography
200

This planet is often called Earth's evil twin because it's similar in size & density, but it's a hot toxic mess

Venus

200

Dim the lights before asking this "talking board" questions at a sleepover; Hasbro says it's just a game... or is it?

Ouija

200

Stephenie Meyer:
"New Moon";
"Eclipse";
"Breaking Dawn"

Twilight

200

What's with those noble gases? They all end in "O-N" except for this one, He--& what's so "noble" about filling up balloons?

Helium

200

Spain shares its longest land border with this country

Portugal

400

This 2nd-largest planet in our solar system is mostly made up of hydrogen & helium, so don't try standing on it

Saturn

400

The metaphorical divide between political parties; savvy lawmakers learn to reach across it

Aisle

400

R.L. Stine:
"The Ghost Next Door";
"Vampire Breath";
"Say Cheese & Die!"

Goosebumps

400

Since it's in table salt, shouldn't we put this element, Na, in the center of the periodic table so everyone can reach it?

Sodium

400

This lake on the U.S.-Canadian border is the largest body of fresh water in the world

Lake Superior 

500

The ancient Romans named this planet after their god of war, perhaps because it resembles a drop of blood in the night sky

Mars

500

Hey Maine-iacs! Should I boil my lobster or do this to it in a basket, which I've heard gets the meat more tender

Steam

500

C.S. Lewis:
"The Magician's Nephew";
"Prince Caspian";
"The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"

The Chronicles of Narnia

500

This is a metal, but it's liquid at room temperature--you shouldn't be able to pour yourself a cup of metal!
What's the deal?!

Mercury

500

Cancun is on this peninsula that shares its name with a state of Mexico

the Yucatan 

800

The largest known storm in our Solar System, the Great Red Spot, has been swirling across this planet for centuries

Jupiter

800

Emily Dickinson,
Pablo Neruda &
T.S. Eliot,
to name a few

Poets

800

George R.R. Martin:
"A Dance with Dragons";
"A Storm of Swords";
"A Game of Thrones"

A Song of Ice and Fire 

800

It has the symbol K, but it starts with P & there's not even a "K" in its name!
That's bananas!

Potassium

800

Known for its extinct (maybe not for long) tiger, this island state is Australia's smallest

Tasmania

1000

This blue-green ice giant was the first planet to be discovered with a telescope

Uranus

1000

It's the edible lining of an animal's stomach, or slang for a worthless piece of writing

Tripe

1000

Philip Pullman:
"The Golden Compass";
"The Subtle Knife";
"The Amber Spyglass"

His Dark Materials

1000

This metal has a 3-letter name, yet they gave it a 2-letter symbol, Sn--why not just "T"?! "T" was available! What's the deal?!

Tin

1000

Still active but quiet since the 1940s, it buried the city of Pompeii in 79 A.D.

Mount Vesuvius

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