Mrs. Frost will most likely retire soon, since she is quickly approaching the ripe, old age of sixty-five.
Fix this sentence:
Mrs. Frost will most likely retire soon, since she is quickly approaching the ripe, old age of sixty five?
100
The main character in a story.
What is the protagonist?
100
A possible explanation to the question or problem using the information gathered from research. We use the format, If...then...because.
What is a hypothesis?
100
Hurricanes are an example of this
What is weather?
100
Variable
What is a symbol or letter that represents an unknown?
200
They're
Fix this sentence:
Their always leaving a mess at the cafeteria table.
200
The main message the author wants the reader to understand.
What is theme?
200
The basic unit of all living things.
What is a cell?
200
The average weather over many years. This depends on location.
What is climate?
200
Coefficient
What is the number that comes before the variable?
300
Accept
Which easily confused word belongs in the blank?
After the student was caught cheating, he quickly asked the teacher if she would ___________ (accept, except)
his apology.
300
The different types of literature we read and write. Each has a different form, content, and style.
What is genre?
300
Field of view
What do you call the amount of slide you can see through a microscope?
300
The distance north and south of the equator. This is measured in degrees.
What is latitude?
300
C-6
How do you write the expression: A number, C, minus six?
400
for her lost new puppy, under the chair
What are the prepositional phrases in this sentence?
She searched high and low for her lost new puppy, only to find him fast asleep under the chair.
400
Autobiography, Biography, Essay
What are the three types of Nonfiction?
400
Plant, Animal, Bacteria, Fungi, Protists
What are the 5 Kingdoms?
400
Natural Resources that can be replaced. Solar energy is an example of this
What is a renewable resource?
400
Irrational Number
What is any number that cannot be represented by a ratio of two integers?
500
until midnight, despite his efforts
What are the prepositional phrases in this sentence?
He stayed up until midnight studying and, despite his efforts, he only earned a 73 on Mr. Giles' test.