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100
Liam is stacking boxes. Each new layer has 3 more boxes than the one before. The pattern starts with 2 boxes on the first layer.
Layer 1 2 3 4 5
Boxes 2 ? ? ? ?
Layer 1 2 3 4 5
Boxes 2 5 8 11 14
100
What is this an image of?
Weather Vane
100
These two explorers helped map early Canada and established colonies like Port-Royal and Quebec City.
Samuel de Champlain & Jacques Cartier
100
What is NOT an example of a story ending device?
Circular, Reflective, Surprise Twist, Cliffhanger, Context
Context
100
Paul Bunyan and Johnny Apple Seed are both examples of what?
Tall Tales
200
I sit on top, bold and proud,
Telling how many — I say it loud!
In a fraction, I lead the way,
How much you have, I always say.
What am I?
Numerator
200
When the moon covers the sun it is called_____?
Solar Eclipse
200
This group of people settled in the settlement of Port-Royal in Nova Scotia in 1605.
Acadians
200
In the book Hatchet the idea of survival is an example of what writing device?
Theme
200
Who is the antagonist or main villain in The Tale of Despereaux
Roscuro
300
A rectangular garden is 7 meters long and 4 meters wide.
What is the area of the garden?
28 square meters
300
One of these organs is not part of the Musculoskeletal system: Smooth muscles, skeletal muscles, cardiac muscles, skull, trachea, vertebral column, thoracic cage.
Trachea. The Trachea is apart of the respiratory system
300
What river separates Upper and Lower Canada, and is the reason why they are called Upper and Lower Canada?
The names Upper Canada and Lower Canada come from their locations along the St. Lawrence River and its flow direction.
Upper Canada was located upstream, meaning it was closer to the river’s source (near the Great Lakes).
Lower Canada was located downstream, meaning it was closer to where the river meets the ocean
300
The _____ is the most exciting or intense part of a story. It’s the moment when the main conflict reaches its highest point — the turning point where everything changes.
Climax
300
______ are short, fictional stories, often featuring anthropomorphized animals, plants, or natural elements, that are used to teach moral lessons or illustrate human behavior
Fables
400
Solve for x:
X/5=3
X=15
400
What is the main function of the circulatory system?
Transports oxygen, nutrients, and blood throughout the whole body.
400
Songs like "Follow the Drinking Gord" were used for what purpose?
They were used by the Underground Rail Road to guide Black slaves to free settlements in Canada.
400
"It was a cold, foggy evening in the small coastal town of Harborville. The salty sea breeze rustled the leaves of the old pine trees, and the lighthouse at the edge of the cliff cast a faint, flickering light over the rocky shore."
This is an example of what story writing device?
Setting
400
Why does Miggery Sow have difficulties hearing?
Because she was given many "Clouts" to the ear by her uncle.
500
Lena baked 2 3/4 trays of cookies on Monday. On Tuesday, she baked 11/4 more trays.
How many trays of cookies did she bake in total?
Lena baked 5 ½ trays of cookies in total.
500
The Alveolus is apart of what body system?
Respiratory System
500
In 1841 the Province of Canada which included Canada West (Ontario) and Canada East (Quebec) proposed an act that attempt to begin to unify the British colonies.
Act of Union
500
"The old house stood silent under a heavy, gray sky. Wind howled through the cracked windows, and the trees bent like they were trying to escape. Shadows stretched across the creaky floorboards, and the faint smell of dust and damp filled the air. Every step echoed, making the silence even louder. "
This example shows what type of writing device?
Mood and atmosphere
Atmosphere: Dark, eerie, and spooky (created by the setting details like the wind, shadows, and silence)
Mood: Makes the reader feel uneasy, tense, or scared
500
In The Tale of Despereaux what does Botticelli tell Roscuro the meaning of life is?
Suffering