Pot Luck
Human Body
America Will Be
"Q"
Physical Education
100
How often a leap year occurs.
Every 4 years
100
The sense organ for sight.
Eyes
100
The formal statement declaring freedom of the 13 colonies from Great Britain.
Declaration of Independence
100
A short test
Quiz
100
Dribble, stop, dribble is called this
Double dribble
200
Another name for dried grapes.
Raisins
200
Hard, dry crust that forms to protect injury to the skin.
Scab
200
Phrase used by colonists protesting unfair British taxes.
No taxation without representation.
200
A plane figure having 4 sides and 4 angles.
Quadrilateral
200
This is the only sport where it is encouraged to hit, run, and steal.
Baseball/Softball
300
The way a child of your aunt and uncle is related to you.
Cousin
300
Normal Body Temperature
98.6 degrees
300
This is the person who wrote the Declaration of Independence.
Thomas Jefferson
300
Tail feathers of a bird and can be used as a pen.
Quill
300
Player who calls the signals on the field during a football game.
Quarterback
400
This is the spelling of hard water with only 3 letters.
I C E
400
Name of the external opening of the nose.
400
The official document that ended the Revolutionary War and gave the colonists the new name of Americans.
Treaty of Paris
400
A case for holding arrows.
Quiver
400
Number of hits your team is allowed to get the ball over the net in volleyball.
3
500
Average weather in a place for a long period of time.
Climate
500
Most common substance in the body.
Water
500
Famous event where angry colonists argued with a group of armed soldiers.
Boston Massacre
500
Nauseated, uneasy stomach.
Queasy
500
The schoolwide annual event is used to promote cardiovascular health.
Jump Rope for Heart or Kids Heart Challenge