MATH
ENG.
History
Science
Art
100

What is 3•4•1/2

6

100

What is the subject in the sentence 

The cat chased a mouse

The Cat

100

Who was our 1st President 

George Washington 

100

This closest star to Earth gives us light, warmth, and solar energy.

The Sun
100

Painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the early 16th century, this portrait is famous for the subject's mysterious, enigmatic smile.

Mona Lisa

200

4+5•9

49

200

What is the Subject 

The novel the renowned historian spent a decade researching and annotating in the dusty archives of Vienna was unexpectedly lost during the flood.

The Novel

200

In 1492, this Italian explorer set sail across the Atlantic Ocean with the Niña, the Pinta, and the Santa María.

Christopher Columbus 

200

The process of turning water into clouds and into rain water the starts over again 

What is the Water Cycle 

200

This Dutch post-impressionist painted 'The Starry Night' while staying at an asylum in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in 1889."

Vincent Van Gogh 

300

60•132+30•3

882

300

What is the subject 

The horse raced past the barn fell

The Horse raced past the barn

300

This French queen, married to King Louis XVI, was famously executed by guillotine during the French Revolution

Who is Marie Antoinette?

300

This gas makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere, easily beating out oxygen for the number one spot.

Nitrogen 

300

This Norwegian Expressionist painted a famous 1893 work showing a figure holding its face against a swirling orange sky, titled this

The Scream'?" (by Edvard Munch)

400

34•4r•3(4+3r)

44,064r

400

This 14-line poetic form, famously used by Shakespeare, typically ends with a rhyming couplet."

What is a sonnet

400

He famously crossed the Rubicon river in 49 B.C., leading to the rise of the Roman Empire."

Who is Julius Caesar?


400

This largest organ of the human body protects us from microbes, helps regulate temperature, and permits the sensations of touch, heat, and cold

Skin

400

This Italian Renaissance master spent four years on his back painting the Sistine Chapel ceiling, but he preferred sculpting masterpieces like 'David' and 'Pieta'."

Michelangelo

500

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68z

500

How can we hope to solve the mysteries of the ancient ruins hidden deep within the overgrown valley, and why did the original cartographers choose to omit this winding river from their maps, or will anyone ever discover where the lost artifacts were taken before the monsoon rains wash away the remaining clues?"

Solving the Mysteries of the Valley,The Omitted River on the Maps, and Finding the Lost Artifacts

500

This Macedonian king, tutored by Aristotle, conquered the Persian Empire and created one of the largest empires of the ancient world before dying at age 32.

Who is Alexander the Great?

500

This lightest and most abundant element in the universe has the atomic number 1 and makes up about 75% of all baryonic mass."

What is Hydrogen 

500

Though it hangs in Paris today, the Mona Lisa was painted during this European cultural and artistic 'rebirth' period.

Renaissance