Science
Geography
Math
ELA
Animals
100

What is the 4th planet from the sun?

Mars

100

What is the capital of Connecticut?

Hartford

100

How many day are in a typical year (not a leap year)?

365

100

What part of speech is a word that describes a noun?

Adjective

100

What slow-moving animal carries its home on its back?

Snail

200

What is the molten lava that is underground called?

Magma

200

 Which continent is Brazil in?

South America 


200

How many weeks are in 3 years?

156

200

What do we call the syllable that comes at the beginning of a word and changes the word's meaning?

A prefix

200

What is the fastest land animal?

Cheetah

300

What galaxy is our solar system in?

The Milky Way

300

What is the largest continent?

Asia

300

How many inches are in 12 feet?

144 inches

300

What do we call two words with similar meanings?

(For example: strange, odd)

Synonyms

300

What is the fastest running bird?

Ostrich
400

The Richter scale is used to measure the magnitude of what natural phenomenon? 

Earthquakes

400

What country has the largest population?

China

400

How many lines of symmetry are in a hexagon?

6

400

What punctuation mark is used to show possession (that someone owns something)?

apostrophe

400

What animal has 3 hearts and blue blood?

Octopus

500

What is the largest organ in the human body?

Your skin

500

What country is Rome in?

Italy

500

A library has 4 shelves full of books. Each shelf holds 125 books.
After some books are checked out, 87 books remain on the shelves.

How many books were checked out in total?

413 books

500

The following sentence has 5 mistakes. Correct them.

(2 spelling mistakes, 2 punctuation mistakes, 1 grammar mistake)


The storm clowds looked dark and threatening but Mrs. Smiths students continue there science experiment.

500

What animal has the longest migration of any mammal?

Gray whale