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100

Who was the first President of the United States?

Geogre Washington.

100

Who was the first dictator of Rome?

Julius Caesar.

100

What planet do we live on?

Earth.

100

What is the capital of France?

Paris.
100

What do you call the answer to an addition problem?

Sum

100

What punctuation mark ends an exclamatory sentence?

An Exclamation Mark. (!)

100

What streaming service is home to "Stranger Things"?

Netflix.
100

What are the three primary colors?

Red, Yellow, and Blue.

100

What 1994 film follows a boy whose uncle kills his father to steal the throne?

The Lion King.

200

What year was the Declaration of Independence signed?

1776.

200

Who painted the Mona Lisa?

Leonardo Da Vinci.
200

Everything in the universe is made of tiny particles that are called?

Atoms.

200

How many states are in the United States?

50.

200

What is the term for a number that can only be divided evenly by 1 and itself?

Prime.

200

What is the term for a word that means the same, or nearly the same, as another word?

Synonym.

200

What video game features players building and surviving in a blocky, pixelated world?

Minecraft.

200

What do you call a song's repeating section that usually contains the main message?

Chorus.

200

What movie features a fish named Marlin searching the ocean for his son?

Finding Nemo.

300

What country did the United States fight in the Revolutionary War?

Great Britain.

300

Who painted "The Starry Night?"

Vincent Van Gogh.

300

Living things need food, water, and this gas to survive.

Oxygen.

300

If you fly from California to Australia, what ocean are you crossing?

The Pacific Ocean.

300

What do you call the middle number in an ordered data set?

Median.
300

In the sentence "The ancient oak tree swayed gently," identify the adjective.

Ancient.

300

What popular app is known for short videos, trending sounds, and dance challenges?

TikTok.

300

What's the name of Grant Wood's painting featuring a farmer and a woman in front of a house?

"American Gothic."

300

What Pixar film takes place almost entirely inside a girl's head?

Inside Out.

400

What was the name of the ship the Pilgrims sailed on to America?

The Mayflower.

400

Who is famous for refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white man?

Rosa Parks.

400

What is H2O more commonly known as?

Oxygen.

400

What is the largest continent by land mass?

Asia.

400

What measures the distance of the outside of a shape?

The perimeter.

400

What's another word we use for story in the classroom?

Narrative.

400

What Marvel superhero is known as "the friendly neighborhood" hero and shoots webs?

Spider-Man.

400

What instrument family includes the violin, viola, and cello?

Strings.

400

What 1993 film brought dinosaurs back to life using DNA?

Jurassic Park.

500

Who invented the lightbulb?

Thomas Edison.

500

What was the name of the last queen of France?

Marie Antoinette.

500

What force pulls objects toward the Earth?

Gravity.

500

What is the smallest continent?

Australia.

500

What measure the amount of space INSIDE of a shape?

The Area.

500

What literary device is used when an author gives human qualities to a non-human thing, like "The wind whispered through the trees"?

Personification.

500

What singer released the album "Midnights" and is known for her "Eras Tour"?

Taylor Swift.

500

What art movement focuses on expressing strong emotions rather than realistic images?

Expressionism.

500

What 1977 film was the first to use the opening crawl of text in space?

Star Wars: A New Hope.

600

Who delivered the famous civil rights speech entitled "I Have a Dream!"

Martin Luther King, Jr.

600

Which president is most responsible for ending slavery in the United States?

Abraham Lincoln.

600

What organ in the body pumps blood?

The heart.

600

What is the longest river in the world?

The Amazon.

600

What do we call a whole number that's positive OR negative?

An Integer.

600

What is the term for the main problem or struggle a character faces in a story?

Conflict.

600

In "Bluey," what city in Australia does the Heeler family live in?

Brisbane.

600

Who painted "The Scream"?

Edvard Munch.

600

What is the highest grossing film of all time, adjusted for inflation?

Gone With The Wind.

700

What war was fought between the North and South regions of the U.S.?

The Civil War.

700

What famous baseball player was known as "The Sultan of Swat"?

Babe Ruth.

700

What is the process where plants make their own food called?

Photosynthesis.

700

What is the largest country in the world?

Russia.

700

What do we call a mathematical phrase that has numbers and/or variables, but NO equal sign?

An Expression.

700
What type of narrative-writing uses the word "I" and tells the story from inside a character's perspective?

First person.

700

What is the name of the squid-like creatures in "Splatoon" that players control?

Inklings.

700

What is the term for when two or more musical notes are played at the same time to create a pleasing sound?

Harmony.

700

What 1990 film left an 8-year-old alone to defend his house from burglars?

Home Alone.

800

What ancient civilization built the pyramids at Giza?

The Egyptians.

800

This author wrote only one book, when she was 14 years old. She died shortly thereafter.

Anne Frank.

800

What causes night and day on Earth?

The Earth's rotation.

800

What is the largest state in the United States?

Alaska.

800

What do we call a mathematical phrase that has numbers and/or variables and INCLUDES an equal sign?

An Equation.

800

What type of writing uses "he/she/they" from outside a character's perspective?

Third person.

800

In the video game Fortnite, what is the name of the last-player-standing mode the game is most famous for?

Fortnite.

800

What painting by Edward Hopper shows lonely figures sitting in a late-night diner?

Nighthawks.

800

What film was the first ever to win the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2002?

Shrek.

900

What was the name for a secret network that helped enslave people escape to freedom in the United State?

The Underground Railroad.

900

This author is best known for writing short stories, such as 'The Black Cat', as well as his poem, 'The Raven'. 

Edgar Allan Poe.

900

Animals that eat only plants are called this.

Herbivores.

900

What is the capital of California?

Sacramento.

900

What do you call an angle that measures exactly 90 degrees?

Right angle.

900

What part of speech connects two complete sentences together?

A conjunction. ("Like", "and", "but", or "so.")

900

What is the name of SpongeBob's pet snail?

Gary.

900

What is the term for the empty space around and between subjects in a work of art?

Negative Space.

900

What 1982 Spielberg film became the highest-grossing movie of its time?

E.T.

1000

Who was the first man to walk on the moon?

Neil Armstrong.

1000

What is the name of the president who was in office from 2008-2016?

Barack Obama.

1000

What tool is used to look at stars and planets?

A telescope.

1000

What is the capital of the United States?

Washington D.C.

1000

What do you call the answer to a division problem?

Quotient.

1000

What do we call the "bad guy" of a story, or the person who comes into conflict with the protagonist?

The antagonist.

1000

In the Amazon show "Invincible," what is the name of the superhero team that Omni-Man belongs to?

Guardians of the Globe.

1000

"The Scream" is associated with what art movement, which aimed to show inner emotional experience rather than outer reality?

Expressionism.

1000

What 2009 Pixar film opens with one of the saddest sequences in movie history?

Up.