Language Arts
3 examples of Adjectives
(3 adjectives)
What is one thing that plants need to grow?
Sun, water, etc.
Fertilizer = 100 extra points
0.25 x 8 = ?
2
What is a government’s purpose?
To maintain order
The first three notes on a piano
C, D and E
Definition of Theme
Something that you learn or can take away from the book (a lesson you learn)
What color type of star is the hottest?
Blue stars (I had a feeling you thought it would be red stars)
2x + 16 divided by 8 x 7 x 2 = ?
56
Name 6 countries. 3 countries that have limited government and 3 countries that have unlimited governments
(they give their answer…)
How many keys are on the piano?
88 keys
(For this question you can get in between 750 and 1000 points for your answer.) What is one or more differences between metaphors and similes?
(Examples)
What is the scientific name for carbon dioxide?
Co2
In 1999, the population of Eastern Austria was 350,000 people, every 3 years the population would go up by 100,000 people but every 3 years 50,000 people would die due to a disease that had been around for decades, how many people will be living in Eastern Austria iby 2011?
550,000 people
What Is A Timeline?
A table that represents events that have happened in the past, present or future
What does a Fernanda mean?
Hold the note until the director cuts you off
This word describes a very long word and is known for being used for extraordinary or amazing
Supercalafragilisticexpiladocius
What Is Beetlejuice?
A star. Yup, it’s only just a star.
1 angle in a triangle equals to a number of degrees, how many degrees would be 16 triangles with 1 angle all together?
960 degrees (60 degrees for each triangle angle)
Three countries that use fear/force for government (Can be past or present)
North Korea, Germany, United Kingdom, Russia/USSR, Cuba, Poland (apart of Germany during world war, one of the first countries to be invaded by Germany)
What does an upside down note mean?
The notes/pitch are getting higher
Are you interested in this question?
Yes = get the points
No = -1000 points
(Daily Double!) How old is the oldest star?
1-3 billion years = not even close, wrong
4-7 billion years = getting a little close… wrong
8-10 billion years = very close… wrong
Around 11 billion years old = Correct! Regular points given but double it
Do you want a hard math question?
You’ve… been… TROLLED! No points for you!
An important event in money/economics
The Great Depression
What does E G B D F stand for?
Every Good Boy Does Fine