Third Grade
This many quarters makes $0.75.
3
The captain of a submarine looks through this
Periscope
This ocean separates North America from Europe
The Atlantic
The Reign of Terror took place during this revolution
The French Revolution
This American holiday marks the unofficial end of summer.
Labor Day
This is the way you spell the joint in your finger that rhymes with "buckle".
K-N-U-C-K-L-E
To wear away slowly is to this
Erode
In the expression "Thanks a lot," there are this many words.
Three
On this continent you will find many famous landmarks including Mount Kilimanjaro and Victoria Falls.
Africa
These ancient South American people built the famous city of Machu Picchu.
The Inca
This makes a sailboat sail, a kite fly, and a weather vane spin.
Wind
The third planet from the sun
The Earth
Cabbage is this part of the plant
The leaves
There are this many hemispheres.
Four
This was the first animal to be successfully cloned.
A sheep
What we call a period of 1,00 years
A millenium
In the sentence "My best friend has the measles," this is the complete subject.
My best friend
This animal is protected by its own armor plating.
The armadillo
Spell the name of the best sixth grade teacher ever. Like ever.
If you spelled anything other than L.I.U. Shame!
In this process, plants bend towards the light.
Phototropism
The posters cost $3.00 each and Nancy has $15.00. This is the number of posters she can buy.
5
This constellation of stars includes the Big Dipper
Ursa major (the Great Bear)
This Amendment protects the freedom of speech.
The First Amendment
Constantinople was once the capital of the Byzantine Empire, but it's called this now
Istanbul
This meaning behind the phrase "That really got my goat!"
"That made me really annoyed!"