States and Capitals
What state is Providence the capital of?
Rhode Island
What is our state's capital?
Cheyenne
Why does Yellowstone have geothermal features? (geysers, hot springs, etc.)
The super volcano below the earth's surface.
What is a noun?
Person, place, or thing.
Phoenix is the capital of what state?
Arizona
What year was Sheridan officially made a town?
1878
In what year were all the wolves in Yellowstone National Park brought back?
1995
What is a verb?
An action word.
What is the capital of the 50th state?
Honolulu, the 50th state is Hawaii.
In what year was Wyoming made a state?
1890
Who was president in the year that Yellowstone was made a national park?
Ulysses S. Grant
An exaggeration.
What is a hyperbole?
In what state is the Potato Museum in?
Boise, Idaho
What is the smallest town in Wyoming?
Buford, with a population of 1.
What happened to the park's ecosystem when the wolves were killed?
Elk populations soared. There was less food for them. They ate all the willows, so there was less beavers.
What is alliteration?
When multiple words in a sentence all start with the same letter (ex: Alligators ate Amanda's apples and ants analyzed Andy's archery.)
How many states start with the letter M?
Eight (Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Missouri, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Minnesota, and Maine)
What year was the Battle of Little Bighorn finished?
1876
Do predators have large or small incisors?
Small, because they are carnivores and do not need them.
A word that looks like it sounds.
Onomatopoeia