Science
These two words must be included when writing a traditional hypothesis.
What is if, then?
42 ÷(12-8) =
What is 4
This queen of Egypt was a famous lover of Julius Caesar.
Who is Cleopatra?
The part of speech of the word and.
What is a Coordinating Conjunction?
How you say Hello to one person in Latin.
What is Salvē?
A place where there is a long break in rock that forms the surface of the earth where earthquakes are more likely to occur.
What is a fault line?
(-2)3 X 7 - [(-5) + (-1)2]÷ (-4) =
What is -47
This Austrian princess married the last absolute monarch of France. She also had quite the hairstyle.
Who is Marie Antoinette?
This man stole Helen from Menelaus and started the Trojan War.
Who is Paris?
A Latin verb's "number" indicates how many persons, places, or things, are doing the action. These are the two "numbers" a Latin verb can have.
What are Singular and Plural?
The definition of mechanical energy.
What is the sum of potential and kinetic energy?
7.44 ÷ 6.2 =
What is 1.2
This mother and wife wrote some famous letters to her husband, John Adams.
Who is Abigail Adams?
Cyano de Bergerac was killed by this.
What is a log dropped from above?
The Plural form of "Laudat" (he/she/it praises).
What is "Laudant"?
This Russian chemist is known as the "Father of the Periodic Table".
Who is Dmitri Mendeleev?
The prime factorization of 792
What is 23 x 32 x 11
In The Aeneid, this queen founded the city of Carthage and had a tragic ending after Aeneas left her.
Who is Dido?
An Indirect Object always needs one of these:
What is a Direct Object?
The plural form of "Imperium."
What is "Imperia"?
The atomic symbol for Lead
What is Pb?
A football field is 160 feet wide and 120 yards long. What is the ratio of the field's length to its perimeter?
360 feet : 1,140 feet or,
360:1,140
This lover of wisdom said, "Plato is dear to me, but dearer still is truth."
Who is Aristotle?
Nikola Tesla mastered this from of electricity.
What is alternating current (AC)?
The verb in Latin meaning "to love" or "to like."
What is: Amō, Amāre, Amāvī, Amātum?