1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
100
Correctly punctuate this sentence: “I like cooking my sister and my cat.”
I like cooking, my sister and my cat.
100
How do you spell the word defined as an instrument you use to observe space?
Telescope
100
Identify the object in this sentence: “Joe shared his toy with Zack.”
Toy
100
Identify the prepositional phrase in this sentence: “I like the movie about the pirates.”
About the pirates
100
The figurative language in this sentence is called what? “He has a heart of gold.”
A metaphor
200
What kind of landform is made primarily of ice?
Glacier
200
If Jimmy has $5.50 and then spends 75 cents on candy, how much money does he have left?
$4.75
200
Who wrote the national anthem of the United States of America?
Francis Scott Key
200
Which U.S. city is known as the “City of Brotherly Love”?
Philadelphia
200
The United States and Mexico are separated by which river?
Rio Grande River
300
Which animal is higher in the food chain, a lion or a zebra?
Lion
300
Our moon is classified as what kind of celestial body?
Satellite or Planetary Satellite
300
What is the name of the lines that run east to west across a map?
Latitude
300
What point of view is this sentence written in? “They went to the store.”
3rd person
300
The American Red Cross was founded during which historic war?
The Civil War
400
What is the title of a person who is telling a story?
Narrator
400
The state of Hawaii is surrounded by what ocean?
Pacific
400
If a square is five inches on each side, what is the perimeter of the square?
20 inches
400
Heat is a form of what kind of energy?
Thermal
400
Name the figurative language used in this phrase: “Brave as a lion.”
Simile
500
Rephrase this sentence into past tense...
Emily is going to the store
Emily went to the store
500
”Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers” is an example of what?
Alliteration
500
How many bones are in the human body?
206
500
What four presidents are carved into Mount Rushmore?
Theodore Roosevelt, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Thomas Jefferson
500
Color, density, volume, and mass are properties of_____.
Matter
600
Who was the 2nd president of the U.S?
John Adams
600
How many continents are there?
7
600
A landscape where the most prominent features are trees is called
Forrest
600
How many degrees is the angle where perpendicular lines intersect?
90° degrees
600
What does the prefix 're' mean?
Again...
example: repeat, resell, revisit
700
What is the term for a word that is similar in meaning to another word?
Synonym.
700
How many sides are on a polygon?
3 or more
700
On a class field trip, there are four buses taking 36 students to the zoo. Each bus has the same number of students. How many students are on each bus?
9 students on each bus
700
The battle of the Alamo took place in which Texas city?
San Antonio
700
What was the name of the last Queen of France?
Marie Antoinette.
800
Which country is the largest by land area?
Russia
800
Which state would you visit in order to see the Grand Canyon?
Arizona
800
Your nose, ears, eyes, tongue, and skin are all types of what organ?
Sensory organs
800
If Lucy has 81 pieces of candy and wants to divide them up among herself and eight friends, how many pieces of candy will each of them get?
Nine
800
Which famous novel is about a family of hardworking farmers who have lost everything in the Oklahoma Dust Bowl in the 1930s and make a trek to California to start a new life?
Grapes of Wrath
900
Which planet in our solar system would you weight the most on?
Jupiter
900
Heptagon is a shape with how many sides?
7
900
In the sentence "Kim merged onto the highway carefully"
The word "carefully" is what figure of speech?
Adverb
900
Who was the president during the Civil War?
Abraham Lincoln
900
What object, beginning with the letter Q, did people write with during the Middle Ages?
Quill
1000
Who were the first people in America?
Native Americans
1000
What is the capital of France?
Paris
1000
Name the 5 oceans of the world (in any order)
Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Southern/Antarctic , and Arctic.
1000
How many years are in a century?
100
1000
What is the closest star to our sun?
Proxima Centauri
1100
What is the 384 rounded off to the nearest ten?
380
1100
What resource covers most of the Earth?
Water
1100
How long does it take the moon to orbit Earth
One month
1100
If you need 1/2 cup of flour and you only have a 1/4 measuring cup, how many times do you need to use it to get the right about of flour?
twice
1100
What are the two main languages spoken in South America?
Spanish and Portuguese.
1200
How many syllables are in the word “animalistic”?
5
1200
What is the past tense of put?
Put
1200
Which U.S state is this?
1200
If a train leaves the station and travels at 60 miles per hour, how much time will have passed when it arrives at a station 300 miles away?
Five hours or 300 minutes.
1200
Who fought in the Revolutionary War? Which 2 countries?
America and Britain
1300
What are Koala's main food source/diet?
Eucalyptus leaves.
1300
Which one of these words is an adjective?
Cotton, She, Jump, or Red.
Red
1300
What is the chemical symbol for gold on the periodic table?
Au
1300
What city in the world was the first to be attacked by an atomic bomb?
Hiroshima
1300
What important area of the brain, located in the brain stem, is responsible for maintaining blood pressure, heart rate, and respiratory rate.
Medulla Oblongata
1400
What country did Mexico gain its independence from in the 1800s?
Spain
1400
What makes leaves green?
Chlorophyll!
1400
Correct the following sentence...
"That building sight is a site to see".
That building SITE is a SIGHT to see
1400
Sound waves travel fastest in what medium?
Water
1400
Which tool is used to estimate the likelihood of certain genetic outcomes?
Punnett Square
1500
How may millimeters are there in a centimeter?
10
1500
What is the most abundant element in the universe?
Hydrogen
1500
What blood type is known as the universal donor?
O-
1500
What is the boiling point of water in Fahrenheit
212 F
1500
Often seen at the end of a sentence, the three trailing dots that indicate the omission from speech or writing of a word (or words) that is superfluous or able to be understood from contextual clues are known as…?
An ellipsis.