Science
Geography
English
History
Math
100
Three states of matter
What is solid, liquid, and gas
100
Body of water between Florida and Texas
What is Gulf of Mexico
100
Syllables in the word Mississippi
What is four
100
Who was the President of the United States before George W Bush
Who is Bill Clinton
100
How much is 14 times 5
What is 70
200
Gas humans need to breathe in order to live
What is oxygen
200
Capital of New York
What is Albany
200
Which is the verb in the following sentence? "She ran all the way home"
What is ran
200

Of the following, the one who did not sign the US Constitution:  George Washington;  John Hancock;  Ben Franklin; Alexander Hamilton

Who is John Hancock (Only signed Declaration of Independence)

200
Bob, Jim, and Ross have 2142 baseball cards. If they divide the cards evenly, how many will each child have?
What is 714 baseball cards
300

Clinical name for the thigh bone

What is the femur

300
Maine borders which US state?
What is New Hampshire
300

How many adjectives are in the sentence: "Billy made a rude noise in his math class."

What is three?

300
First American in Space
Who is Alan Shepherd
300
If a backyard is 50 feet long and 20 feet wide, how many square feet is the yard?
What is 1000 square feet
400

A paleontologist studies this

What are fossils (history of life on Earth)?

400

The country that has the longest border with the United States

What is Canada

400

The US State that comes last alphabetically

What is Wyoming?

400

The inventor of the lightbulb

Who is Thomas Edison?

400

The least common denominator for 1/2, 3/4 and 4/7?

What is 28

500

The two end products of photosynthesis

What are glucose and oxygen?

500

The tropic of Capricorn lies in this hemisphere

What is southern hemisphere

500


The play in which Shakespeare wrote, "To be or not to be, that is the question."

What is Hamlet

500

The leadership party of the former government of the former Soviet Union (USSR)

Communist

500

Is the fraction 4/7 greater than or less than 7/10?

What is less than