English
When you add the suffix "ly" to the word "quick" you make a new word. what part of speech is that word?
an adverb
What country is Belgium located on?
Europe
what is an organism called that only consumes plants?
herbivoire
The Statue of Liberty is a gift from what country?
France
95% of the universe's matter, which is invisible is called..?
Dark Matter
Spell the following word given,
Handkerchief.
Name the 5 Great Lakes.
Lake Huron, Ontario, Superior, Erie, Michigan
Which of these is a biotic factor in an environment?
a. water
b. soil
c. fungus
d. wind
c. fungus
Who U.S. president is mainly credited for writing the U.S. Declaration of Independence?
Thomas Jefferson
What is the 7th planet from the sun?
Uranus
William Shakespeare was born and also died in what European country?
The United Kingdom / England
what country in the Americas has the longest coastline?
Canada
Prokaryotic cells have how many nuclei?
None, the DNA is free-flowing in the cell
This Viking explorer from Iceland is credited for discovering the United States before Columbus?
Leif Ericson
Lightning is about _ times hotter than our sun.
(whole number)
5 times hotter!
Atticus Finch is the fictional character of what classic novel?
To kill a Mockingbird.
What is a group of islands called?
an Archipalego
The products of cellular respiration are the same as the reactants for what chemical process?
Products - >>> Reactants
Photosynthesis
The first battle of the Civil war known as The battle of Fort Sumpter was fought in what U.S. State?
South Carolina
What was the name of the world's first man-made satellite launched by the USSR in 1957?
The Sputnik
What magic land did C.S. Lewis write of?
Narnia
What is Europes longest river?
The Volga river
In biological taxonomy, what is the missing blank represent?
Kingdom, Phylum, Class, ________, Family, Genus, Species.
Order
The Era of good feelings was the name given to a period of peace and prosperity immediately following what U.S. War?
The War of 1812
What planet has the largest moon in our solar system?
Jupiter