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What is the Value of √49?

7

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What was the Indian Removal Act?

When the US government forcibly removed Natives from the United States

100

Question: When Sarah walked into class, she was soaking wet and carrying a broken umbrella. What can you infer happened?

She got caught in the rain

100

The number of protons is the same as what on the periodic table?

The Atomic Number

200

Is √20 rational or irrational?

Irrational

200

Which country won the last battle of the War of 1812?

America

200

Question: A character keeps trying even after failing several times. What is a possible theme of the story?

Never Give Up

200

What is the difference between homogeneous and heterogeneous mixtures?

homogeneous mixtures have a uniform composition and appearance throughout, while heterogeneous mixtures have a non-uniform composition

300

Between which two consecutive integers does √50 lie? 

7 and 8

300

What famous trail did people take to the West Coast in the 1800s?  

The Oregon Trail

300

Question: What part of the plot is when the main problem or conflict is finally solved?

Resolution

300

How do you find Neutrons of an element?

subtract the atomic number from the mass number

400

Solve 3x=24

x=8

400

Which president was president for the LEAST amount of time?  

William Henry Harrison

400

Question: A character is lost in the woods and must survive a dangerous storm. What type of conflict is this?

Man V. Nature

400

Which direction is the period and group on a periodic table?

periods are horizontal and groups are vertical

500

What is the slope of y=3x+2?

3

500

Which side won the French and Indian War

British and Americans

500

Question: What should you use from a story to prove that your answer or inference is correct?

Text Evidence or Details from the Story

500

How do I find how many electron orbital an element has?

electron configuration, count the subshells or individual orbital boxes, and note that each individual orbital can hold a maximum of 2 electrons.

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