Aquatic Animals
State Capitals
Historical Figures
Science
100

This creature rests on its side on the bottom of the ocean.

What is flounder?

100

This city is the capital of New York

What is New York City?

100

This person was the first Secretary of the Treasury.

What is Alexander Hamilton?
100

This organelle is considered the powerhouse of the cell.

What is the Mitochondria?

200

This aquatic creature has no brain and no blood.

What is the starfish?

200

This city is the capital of the largest state.

What is Juneau, Alaska?

200

This historical figure killed Alexander Hamilton in a duel.

What is Aaron Burr?

200

On the Periodic Table of Elements, Potassium is represented by this letter.

What is "K"?

300

This aquatic creature is the slowest swimmer in the ocean.

What is the seahorse?

300

This city is the capital of the smallest state.

What is Providence, Rhode Island?

300

This President of the United States often showed up to cabinet meetings in his robe.

What is Thomas Jefferson?

300

This scale is used to measure hardness.

What is the Rockwell Scale?

400

This aquatic animal can hear prey up to 3,000 feet away.

What is the shark?

400

This city is the capital of Idaho.

What is Boise, Idaho?

400
This man was the author of "The Prince" and promoted the idea that it is better to be feared than to be loved.

What is Niccolò Machiavelli?

400
The Amazon Rainforest produces this percentage or more of the Earth's oxygen.

What is 20%?

500

This aquatic creature sometimes attacks orcas in defense of seals.

What is humpback whale.

500

This city is the capital of the second state to become a state.

What is Harrisburg, Pennsylvania?

500

This person was described by Napoleon as his greatest Foe. 

What is Sir Sidney Smith?

500

This metal reaches its melting point in the palm of the human hand.

What is Gallium?