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Mystery!
100
How do plants get energy?
Photosynthesis
100
What is the perimeterof this shape?
25 cm
100
Where did Judeans and romans practice their religion?
Temples
100
Explain what "setting" means in a story.
Where the story takes place.
100
What is the name of this clef?
Treble Clef
200
If an animal only eats meat it is called a....
Carnivore
200
Which bag gives you a higher chance of choosing a red triangle?
Bag A
200
Name 2 pieces of Judean clothing
Possible Annswers: tunic, scarf, cloak, leather sandels
200
True or False
Effortless and Challenging are synonyms
False
200
What chemical makes it difficult to stop smoking once a person has started?
Nicotine
300
What is a pulley system?
A pully system is when you combine two or more pulleys.
300
What value do these ben ten blocks represent?
256
300
Name a physical feature of the Appalacian region
Possible Answers: Appalacian mountains, flat uplands, fertile plains, and swampy lowlands.
300
What type of writing is this?
Procedure writing
300
If there are 50 cents in a roll of pennies how many cents are there in 9 roles of pennies?
450 cents ($4.50)
400
Which animal in the food chain is a primary consumer? 
Grasshopper
400
What is the probability that you will choose a large blue marble?
5/15 or 1/3
400
What were some responsibilities of women in Judea?
Women in Judea were responsible for taking care of their families and homes. Some activities include cooking, making clothing, collecting water and caring for the young and elderly.
400
What is the use of a comma?
It is used to separate items in a list.
400
Is a wolf a producer or consumer ?
Consumer
500
Name 2 kinds of gears
Possible Answers: Spur Gear, Worm Gear, Bevel Gear, Herringbone Gear
500
In this set of numbers what is the pattern rule?
1, 4, 7 , 10, 13
Start at 1. Add 3 each time.
500
Name a region in Canada
Appalacian region, Arctic, HudsonBay lowlands, Great lakes and St.Lawrence Lowlands
500
What is the Point of View of this sentence:
The evidence was unclear, but I had no trouble believing she was innocent.
First Person
500
Janelle has 35 cookies. He shares the cookies equally among 7 classmates. Each student needs 6 cookies. Does Janelle have enough cookies?If not, how many more cookies does she need?
No, Janelle does not have enough cookies. She needs 7 more cookies.