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100
What is the middle part of this venn diagram?
When two of the items you are comparing are the same.
100
What is the synonym of start?
Begin
100
How many rows are in this array? 
3 rows
100
What is a topic sentence?
a. The beginning of a paragraph
b. The end of a paragraph
c. The middle of a paragraph
The beginning of a paragraph.
100
Who was the first president?
George Washington
200
What genre is The Little Red Hen?
a. Fable
b. Non-fiction
c. A play
C. A play
200
What would we put at the end of this sentence?
What does oreo ice cream taste like
a. ?
b. !
c. .
a
200
What would is the repeated addition equation for this array?
5+5+5
200
What is 10+18
28
200
Who was the tallest president?
Abraham Lincoln
300
What is fiction?
a. A story that is make believe
b. A story that is true
Fiction is a story that is make believe
300
What is an antonym to cold?
hot
300
10, 20, 30, 40.....
What would be the next number?
50
300
What is 5+5+5+5=
20
300
Where does a president live?
In the white house
400
What is non-fiction?
a. A story that is make believe
b. A story that is true
b. A story that is true
400
Basketball is my favorite sport. I like it because it is fast paced. Another reason I like it is because it is inside. Lastly, I like basketball because it is cool to watch people dunk.
What is the topic sentence?
Basketball is my favorite sport.
400
What is 43+21?
64
400
Is 20 even or odd?
Even
400
Put these words in ABC order
- elephant
- zebra
- cat
- dog
-cat
-dog
-elephant
-zebra
500
Basketball is my favorite sport. I like it because it is fast paced. Another reason I like it is because it is inside. Lastly, I like basketball because it is cool to watch people dunk.
What is the main idea of this paragraph?
Basketball
500
Claire is really pretty.
What is the noun in this sentence?
a. pretty
b. is
c. Claire
c. Claire
500
Is 42 even or odd?
Even
500
How many points do you get for winning jeopardy in March Madness?
3 points
500
Name one of the 7 subject pronouns
I, you, she, he, it, they, we