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100

Which of these is an example of an even number?

 a) 7

 b) 14

 c) 9

 d) 11


 b) 14

100

Name one renewable and one non-renewable resource.

Answer will vary

100

Choose the correct word: “We left ___ backpacks in the hallway.”

 a) their

 b) there

 c) they’re

 a) their

100

The Equator is the line of latitude at:

100

I have a tail and a head, but no body.

What is a coin?

200

Even number between 110 and 120?

Answer will vary

200

What does “non-renewable” mean?

It will take very long to replace or cannot be replaced

200

Choose the correct word: “___ house is painted blue.”

 a) There

 b) Their

 c) They’re

 b) Their

200

The Prime Meridian is the line of longitude at:

90°

200

What has a neck but no head?

What is a bottle?

300

If you add two odd numbers, what do you get?

even number

300

Which energy source uses the sun’s light?

Solar

300

Choose the correct word: “___ going to finish their project before Friday.”

 a) There

 b) They’re

 c) Their

 b) They’re

300

A city is located at (40°N, 74°W). 

Is this city north or south of the Equator? 


North

300

I’m full of holes but still hold water.

What is a sponge?

400

In the sequence 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, what is the rule?

Add 3 each time.

400

Why is relying too much on non-renewables risky?

They contribute to pollution and may become scarce

400

Choose the correct word: “She didn’t know if ___ were any seats available.”

 a) their

 b) they’re

 c) there

 c) there

400

A place is at (10°S, 20°E). Which part is the longitude?

20°E

400

What has legs but doesn’t walk?

What is a table?

500

What would come next in the even number sequence: 28, 30, 32, ___?

34

500

Explain how solar panels or wind turbines help the environment.

Answer will vary

500

Why do many people confuse there, their, and they’re?

Answer will vary

500

Which coordinate pair is written correctly? 

A. (North 45°, West 10°) 

B. (45°N, 10°W)

C. (45°, West 10° North)


B. (45°N, 10°W)

500

I can be cracked, made, told, and played.

What is a joke?

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