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This person likes to study biology and anatomy.
Who is Ghost?
100
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100
This person's cat looks very similar to Kaitlyn's cat.
Who is Karrie?
100
This teacher has a very cute dog named Louie.
Who is Mrs. Severns?
100
Who is Olaf?
200
This person enjoys hanging out with friends and is very good at computers.
Who is Adam?
200
This person's favorite teacher is Mrs. Weber.
Who is Sirar?
200
This person has 3 dogs and 3 cats, and one of their favorite colors is blue.
Who is Cody?
200
This teacher lived in Germany and taught students the German language.
Who is Mrs. Pfeiffer?
200
The three types of rocks.
What are sedimentary, igneous, and metamorphic?
300
This person was born 5 years after the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter reached Mars on March 10th, 2006.
Who is Henry?
300
This person likes to build and draw, and enjoys math.
Who is Ally?
300
This person owns a guinea pig, dwarf hamster, fish, and 2 dogs.
Who is Shaynah?
300
Lettered in Marching Band but have never learned how to play an instrument
Who is Mrs. Morris?
300
This President of the United States led the construction of the Panama Canal and won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906.
Who is Theodore Roosevelt?
400
This person hates everything spicy but still eats Takis anyway.
Who is Liam?
400
This person has an older sister who does cheerleading, wrestling, and track for Lexington.
Who is Tenley?
400
This person has a cat that "slays all day"
Who is Kaitlyn?
400
This teacher once went as Ken Jennings for Halloween. (Ken Jennings is a former Jeopardy Champion)
Who is Mr. Richer?
400
Winnie the Pooh lives here.
What is the Hundred Acre Wood?
500
This person studies herpetology (study of amphibians) and has an extreme love for fish.
Who is Wil?
500
This person was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Who is Brinley?
500
This person wants to be a vet when they grow up.
Who is Noah?
500
This teacher played the trumpet in middle school.
Who is Mrs. Rogers?
500
The circumference (perimeter of a circle) divided by its diameter (distance from one point of the circle to the other side through the center).
What is pi?