Math
This acronym helps you remember the order of operations
What is PEMDAS
One carbon and two oxygen molecules make up this greenhouse gas
What is carbon dioxide?
This type of "to" is a part of speech in the English language?
What is a preposition?
This dynamic duo are the counterparts of Zeus and Hade
What is Jupiter and Pluto?
Mesopotamia is best known for this monocot, which is a member of the grass family.
This is a way to write a ratio
(there are 3 ways, tell only one for this question)
What is...
a/b
a:b
a to b
This Russian born, high school chemistry teacher, created an important table; its hung on the walls of many classrooms
What is The Periodic Table of the Elements?
This type of "too" is a part of speech in the English language?
What is an adverb?
This ruler of ancient Greece is referred to as an honorable man, in his name?
Who is Alexander the Great?
This kingdom of life is referred to as a "Junk Drawer"
Kingdom Protista?
This vocabulary term is used to describe the
"number in front of the variable"
What is coefficient?
This is the most abundant element in the universe
What is hydrogen?
Citations are always listed in this order
What is alphabetical?
This war was began because a King fell in love with a woman from Sparta
What is the Trojan War?
1/2 base x height is the way you can find the area of this shape
What is a triagle?
This number is the LCM of 16 and 12
What is the number 48?
This animal inspired the redesign of the bullet train in Japan?
What is the "Kingfisher"?
These types of issues in society are bet mitigated with taking action, like donations and community work.
These people showed their creativity on walls and were our close relatives
What are Neanderthals or Cavemen?
This war shifted power from Athens to Sparta
What is The Peloponnesian War?
NASA utilizes this number of digits in Pi
What is 16 digits?
This tube like structure transports water in plants.
What is xylem?
What is an article?
What is stone?
The mnemonic device FANBOYS stand for these 7 coordinating conjunctions
For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, and So