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100

This U.S. president is on the $5 bill.

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

100

This gas is what humans breathe out.

 What is carbon dioxide?

100

This is the answer to an addition problem.

What is the sum?

100

This synonym for “big” also starts with an E.

What is enormous?

100

This bird is known for mimicking human speech.

What is a parrot?

100

How old is the universe?

The universe is estimated to be 13.79 billion years old. This age is based on the time since the Big Bang, when the universe began expanding from a very hot and dense state

200

This ancient civilization built the pyramids.

What is Egypt?

200

This type of cell carries oxygen.

What is red blood cells?

200

This term describes a number that is divisible only by 1 and itself.

What is a prime number?

200

This 3-syllable word means “to guess” based on limited evidence.

Hint: it begins with 'S'


What is speculate?

200

This U.S. state is famous for producing the most pineapples.

What is Hawaii?

200

What is the name of the microscopic, eight legged creatures that are found in diverse locations and renowned for their extreme resilience and ability to survive harsh environments, including space?

Water bears, also known as tardigrades.




300

This famous wall was originally built to keep out invaders.

What is the Great Wall of China?

300

Water boils at this temperature in Celsius.

What is 100 degrees Celsius?

300

The longest side of a right triangle is called this.

What is the hypotenuse?

300

A word that has the opposite meaning of another word is called this.

What is an antonym?

300

This is the only mammal capable of true flight.

What is a bat?

300

What color is a polar bears skin?

A polar bear's skin is black. Their white fur is actually transparent and reflects sunlight, making them appear white. The black skin helps them absorb more heat from the sun, aiding in their survival in the cold Arctic climate.

400

This country gifted the U.S. the Statue of Liberty in 1886.

What is France?

400

This organ in the body is responsible for cleaning the blood.

What is the liver?
 (Kidneys will also be an acceptable answer)

400

This word describes the middle value in a set of ordered numbers.

What is the median?

400

This 7-letter word means the ability to understand and share the feelings of others.

What is empathy?

400

This is the most spoken language in the world.

What is English or Mandarin (depending on how you measure)

400

How long does it take a pineapple to grow?

Pineapples take two years to grow: Each pineapple plant takes nearly two years to produce one fruit. 

500

This war lasted from 1914 to 1918 and was also called "The Great War."

What is World War I?

500

This is the name of the process plants use to make food from sunlight.

What is photosynthesis?

500

This property states that changing the order of numbers does not change the sum or product.

What is the commutative property?

500

What does the word “practical” mean?

A.    habit; custom

B.    consisting of, involving, or resulting from practice         or action; useful

C.     the act of putting to a special use or purpose

Choice B

500

This is the smallest bone in the human body, located in the ear.

What is the stapes or stirrup?

500

Before vaccines, how many people died from strep throat?

Before the widespread use of antibiotics, which are used to treat bacterial infections like strep throat, severe strep infections could be fatal.  

Specifically, scarlet fever, a serious complication of untreated strep throat, had a mortality rate of 15-20% before antibiotics were available. 



The advent of antibiotics, particularly penicillin, significantly reduced the mortality rate of scarlet fever to less than 1%. This highlights the dramatic impact antibiotics had on treating and preventing severe complications of strep throat and its associated diseases


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