Marvel Comics
How many "Infinity Stones" are on Thanos' gauntlet?
6
The gym is located in what building?
Building 10
Medusa had a hair of lizards and snakes, TRUE OR FLASE.
FALSE. She had a hair of just SNAKES
Poetry always only has one meaning for anyone who reads it. True or False.
False.
The following sentence is an example of what figurative language? Betty bought a bit of butter.
Alliteration
What is the name of the character known as the "sorcerer supreme" played by the British actor Benedict Cumberbatch.
DOCTOR STRANGE
What PE course is taught in building 4?
TAEKWONDO
POW! BAM! SMACK! These are all examples of ONOMATOPOEIA.
TRUE.
Which type of poem uses all the letters in a word or name as the first letter of each line of the poem?
ACROSTIC
In grammar, a person, place or thing is known as a
NOUN
In GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY, Peter Jason Quill calls himself
STAR-LORD
What is located in room 201?
The teacher's lounge.
If you fail a core class in 6th grade, it will not really matter.
FALSE.
You need to pass ALL of your core classes before you can move on to high school.
(x3 Science, Math, Social Studies and ELA = 12 credit points)
The last word in the sentence must rhyme for it to be called a poem. TRUE or FALSE
FALSE
Name the two types of essays we prepared for in class.
ARGUMENTATIVE and INFORMATIVE.
What type of creature do the Valkyrie normally ride?
A winged horse.
What year did Powell first open?
1984
When you are writing a thesis statement, you need to write one reason.
FALSE.
What type of poem has 2 lines per stanza?
A COUPLET
Prometheus gave man the gift of what?
FIRE
Yelena Belova, an assassin trained in the the RED ROOM, is the adopted sister of which Marvel Avenger?
Black Widow, Natasha Romanoff
In what building can you find the principal?
Building 7
A CYCLOPS has more than two eyes: TRUE or FALSE
FALSE. It has ONE eye.
In poetry, what is a TRIPLET, also known as a TERCET?
A poem with 3 lines in each stanza.
The following sentence is an example of a what?
It was raining cats and dogs this morning.
A METAPHOR