Biology
Summer
Rhode Island
College
High School
100

This part of a plant uses sunlight to convert carbon dioxide and water into food.

What is the leaf?

100

This frozen treat is often enjoyed on a hot summer day.

What is ice cream (or popsicle, sorbet, etc.)?

100

What is the capital city of Rhode Island?

What is Providence?

100

This degree is typically earned after four years of undergraduate study.

What is a Bachelor's degree?

100

What grade level typically marks the start of high school in the United States?

What is 9th grade (or freshman year)?


200

What is the powerhouse of the cell?

What is the mitochondria?

200

What is the longest day of the year, marking the official start of summer in the Northern Hemisphere?

What is the summer solstice?

200

This body of water gives Rhode Island its nickname, "The Ocean State."

What is the Atlantic Ocean?


200

This standardized test is often required for college admission, along with the ACT.

What is the SAT?

200

This extracurricular activity often involves performing in plays or musicals.

What is drama (or theater)?


300

This process is how plants convert light energy into chemical energy.

What is photosynthesis?

300

This popular summer sport involves hitting a ball over a net with a racket.

What is tennis?

300

Founded by Roger Williams, this city was established on the principle of religious freedom.

What is Providence?

300

What do you call the official record of a student's courses and grades?

What is a transcript?

300

What is the comprehensive exam taken at the end of high school in many countries, like the Regents in New York?

What are final exams (or specific state exams like the Regents)?


400

Which gas do humans exhale as a waste product of respiration?

What is carbon dioxide?

400

This common summer activity involves cooking food outdoors over an open flame.

What is barbecuing (or grilling)?

400

This Rhode Island native is known for creating the first successful factory in America, ushering in the Industrial Revolution.

Who is Samuel Slater?

400

his financial aid, unlike a loan, does not need to be repaid.

What is a grant (or scholarship)?


400

What is the term for the ceremony where students officially receive their diplomas?

What is graduation (or commencement)?


500

This is the scientific name for the process by which an organism maintains a stable internal environment.

What is homeostasis?

500

This astronomical phenomenon occurs when the Earth is farthest from the Sun, typically in early July.

What is aphelion?

500

This unique, sweetened dairy beverage, officially designated as Rhode Island's state drink, is made by mixing coffee syrup with milk.

What is Coffee Milk?



500

What is the Latin phrase for "truth," often found on university seals and mottos?

What is Veritas?

500

What is the specific type of advanced high school course that allows students to take a standardized exam, potentially earning college credit if they achieve a qualifying score?

What is an Advanced Placement (AP) course?

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