Animals
Plants
Earth Day
Trees
Oceans
100

This is the slowest animal in the world.

What is a sloth? 
100

Plants make their own food through this process.

What is photosynthesis? 

100
Earth Day was first celebrated in this year.

What is 1970?

100

This tree is used to make syrup. 

What is a maple tree? 

100

There are this many main oceans on the Earth. 

What is 5? The Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, and Southern/Antarctic. 

200

This is considered the biggest animal on the planet.

What is a blue whale?

200

This part of the plant is in the soil. It takes in water and minerals. 

What are the roots?

200

Earth Day led to the creation of this government agency focused on protecting the environment.

What is the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)?

200

This tree is used at Christmas time. Some people get a real one for their home. 

What is a fir, spruce, or pine tree?

200

This ocean is the largest. 

What is the Pacific Ocean? 

300

This bird is used to symbolize peace.

What is a dove?

300

When plants make their food, they give off this gas that humans need.

What is oxygen?

300

This many countries participate in Earth Day every year.

What is over 190? 

300

Trees help humans by absorbing this gas.

What is carbon dioxide?

300

Oceans cover about this percentage of the Earth.

What is 70%? 

400

This large mammal cannot jump.

What is an elephant?

400
This part of the plant holds the plant up and allows water to travel through the plant. 

What is the stem?

400

Earth Day is celebrated on April 22nd each year to encourage this age group to participate. (Hint: April 22nd is before final exams!) 

Who are college students? 

400

This tree produces nuts that are often used in coffee creamers. 

What is a hazel tree?

400

This material is important for ocean water. (Hint: you might add it to water when cooking pasta)

What is salt?

500

This is the only mammal that can fly.

What is a bat?

500

This part of the plant can become a fruit.

What is a flower?

500

Earth Day was created by a senator from this Midwestern US State. 

What is Wisconsin? 

500

You can tell how old a tree is from this feature.

What are the rings? 

500

Oceans hold this high percentage of the Earth's wildlife. 

What is 94%?