Vocabulary
Grammar
Natural Science
USA Trivia
100

The third planet from the sun that is full of life. (Hint: green and blue are its main colors)

Earth

100

Which is correct: "more exciting" or "excitinger"

More exciting

100

Rock that is formed from old organisms in which fossils form. Formed from compression of sediment and water.

Sedimentary rock
100

The holiday that is celebrated on October 31st. Kids go trick-or-treating and dress up in costumes.

Halloween

200

The transportation that gets you into space.

Rocket

200

Captain Snik and Snook flew ___ a spaceship.

on

200
The type of rock that forms from high temperature and pressure. How granite forms in Gneiss.

Metamorphic rock

200

The holiday celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. Families gather to give thanks and eat a big meal together.

Thanksgiving

300

The 5th planet from the sun. Famous for its rings.

Saturn

300

Going to the museum was the ______ interesting part of the weekend. 

most

300

What type of rock is granite?

Igneous

300

The most popular sport in the USA. Played on every Sunday from autumn through winter. The championship is called the Super Bowl.

American Football

400

The biggest ______ in the solar system is the Sun.

Star

400

There are many planets in the solar system that are pretty, but Earth is the ________ planet because it is full of life. 

prettiest

400

A white soft powder mineral that is used to write on chalkboards in classrooms.

Chalk

400

A famous American fast food restaurant that is known for selling hamburgers, chicken nuggets, fries, and soda. Seen all across the world now. (hint: the logo is a yellow M)

McDonalds

500

The hottest planet in the solar system.

Venus

500

I think all of the planets are good, but I think Saturn is _____ than Mars because Saturn has rings. 

better

500

The hardest substance on Earth.

Diamond

500

The holiday that celebrates the independence of the United States. Celebrated in the summer. Fireworks, barbecues, and hot dogs represent this holiday. 

The Fourth of July