Science
What causes ocean tides
The Moon
How many syllables are in the word Rhinoceros?
Four
A E I O U and sometimes Y
Vowels
Which U.S state is the largest?
Alaska
In what year was America founded?
1776
What is the scientific symbol for potassium?
K
If you need 1/2 cup of flour and you only have a 1/4 measuring cup, how many times do you need to use it to get the right about of flour?
Twice
A letter that is not a vowel is called ?
A Consonant
Which continent is the largest (in the world?)
Asia
Who commissioned the Lewis and Clark expedition?
Jefferson
What is the closest planet to the sun?
Mercury
How many grams are in a thousand kilograms?
1 million
What are a, an, the in English grammar?
Articles
What is the capital of Washington State?
Olympia
Who was the president of the Confederate states during the United States Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln.
What is the freezing point of water?
32°F or 0°C
What number is the Roman numeral XVI?
16
The plural of “moose” is ____.
Moose
What is the only state in the U.S that does not have a rectangular flag with straight sides?
Ohio
Mongolian warrior-ruler, one of the most famous conquerors of history. Who am I describing?
Genghis Khan
Animals without backbones are known as ____.
Invertebrates
Ron saves $32 every day. How much will he save in a year of 365 days?
$11,680
What is the main character in a story called?
The protagonist
Which country is both an island and a continent?
Australia
Paul Revere is famous for this phrase " the British are coming " what was this event called?
The midnight ride
What species can live both in water and on land?
Amphibians
If a football field is 100 yards long, how many feet long is the football field?
300 Feet
Often seen at the end of a sentence, the three trailing dots that indicate the omission from speech or writing of a word (or words) that is superfluous or able to be understood from contextual clues are known as ____.
An ellipsis
What year is written on the flag of Wisconsin?
1848
Name four of the six British monarchs from the 20th century.
Queen Victoria, King Edward VII, George V, Edward VIII, George VI, Queen Elizabeth II