Science
What does it mean to tell what you think will happen BEFORE it happens?
Prediction
Give an equivalent fraction for 2/3.
4/6, 6/9, 8/12....
What are the cardinal directions?
North, South, East, and West.
What is the theme of a piece?
THE MESSAGE!!!!
What type of sentence is the following: Give me that pencil.
Imperative
A child is playing with magnets and wants to attract the next magnet. The magnetic car he is playing with has a negative charge. In order fro it to attract the next car, the next car must have a _______ charge.
Positive
Is an angle with a measure less than 90 degrees right, obtuse, or acute?
Acute
Who made a way through the Cumberland Gap called the Wilderness Road?
Daniel Boone
What is the topic of a passage?
What it is mainly about
What type of sentence is the following: What is your name?
Interrogative
This energy travels in waves and can be reflected in mirrors and refracted in liquids. In order fro sight to occur, __________ must enter the eye.
Light
Which is greater: 5/6 or 1/3?
5/6
Name all the continents.
North America, South America, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica
What is the term that means to give similarities and differences in a passage.
compare & contrast
What type of figurative language is the following: Her hair was golden wheat in the sunshine.
Metaphor
Sound, light, heat, and electric are all types of what?
Energy
What is 245,892 rounded to the nearest thousands place?
246,000
What does every law start out as?
Bill
What are the people in a story called?
Characters
Is the following a run-on, fragment, or complete sentence: The lazy brown dog.
Fragment
It is possible to tell relative time by looking at the layers of rocks. According to geologists the lowest layer is usually the ________ layer.
Oldest
What is the answer when you multiply called?
Product
If the demand is high, what will that mean for the supply?
It is most likely low.
What is where and when a story takes place?
Setting
Is the following a run-on, fragment, or complete sentence: She ran to the barn.
Complete