Random History
The Pacific Ocean is on the
_____ side of North America.
(A) West
(B) North
(C) East
(D) South
(A) West
The Great Lakes region is sometimes referred to as?
Rust Belt
Pilgrims settled in what is now the state of _____ .
Massachusetts
Who uses gills to breathe in water?
(A) flowers
(B) fish
(C) iguana
(B) fish
Blood takes oxygen to all parts of the:
(A) body
(B) fingers
(C) toes
(A) body
What two plants store food in their roots?
(A) carrots
(B) peas
(C) celery
(D) lettuce
(E) beets
(A) carrots
(E) beets
What type of entertainment tells ancient Chinese stories using beautiful costumes, music, and hand movements?
Opera
The first personal computer was made by what company?
Apple
Sam Walton started the store known as _____ .
Wal-Mart
What is the tallest animal in the world?
Giraffe
Air in the nose is cleaned by:
(A) hairs
(B) air
(C) food
(A) hairs
What three things does a plant need to grow?
(A) animals
(B) water
(C) flowers
(D) carbon dioxide
(E) minerals
(F) oxygen
(B) water
(D) carbon dioxide
(E) minerals
The ______ River flows through the Sahara.
Nile
The headquarters for Bill Gates’ Microsoft Corporation is in the state of _____ .
Washington
Was the first US president to live in the White House.
John Adams
Some animals can survive in very cold environments because they:
(A) Can go for long periods with very little water.
(B) Don't care what the temperature is.
(C) Have heavy fur or thick fat.
(C) Have heavy fur or thick fat.
When the heart beats faster, the blood moves:
(A) at the same rate
(B) slower
(C) faster
(C) faster
Stems grow up. Roots _________________________:
(A) don't grow
(B) grow down
(C) die after the stem grows up
(B) grow down
One half of the Earth is known as a(n) _____.
Hemisphere
The aurora borealis is also known as the _____ lights.
Northern Lights
Emily Dickinson was a famous New England _____.
Poet
Which three ways are people different from animals?
(A) life
(B) mind
(C) digestive system
(D) conscience
(E) breathing system
(F) spirit
(B) mind
(D) conscience
(F) spirit
he breathing muscle is the:
(A) head
(B) diaphragm
(C) small intestine
(B) diaphragm
Plants give off:
(A) water and a gas called oxygen into the air
(B) water and a gas called carbon dioxide into the air
(C) minerals and a gas called carbon dioxide into the air
(A) water and a gas called oxygen into the air
The settlement on Roanoke Island is called?
Lost Colony
The Hoover Dam is located on the _________ River.
Colorado
_____ and _____ explored the Louisiana Purchase.
Lewis and Clark
In which four ways are animals and people the same?
(A) spirit
(B) mind
(C) breathing system
(D) water
(E) conscience
(F) food
(G) muscle
(C) breathing system
(D) water
(F) food
(G) muscle
To know how fast the heart beats, you feel the:
(A) head
(B) purse
(C) pulse
(C) pulse
What does the stem carry to the leaves of the plant?
(A) water and minerals
(B) red dye and sodium
(C) soil and air
(A) water and minerals