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Writing and Stuff
Math and Stuff
States and Capitals
World Geography
Musical Instruments
100
A true statement
What is a fact?
100
The sum of 74 and 922.
What is 996?
100
The capital of Nevada.
What is Carson City?
100
The country north of the United States of America.
What is Canada?
100
This instrument has 88 black and white keys.
What is a piano?
200
A specific instance or demonstration of some sort of proof that can come from real life.
What is an example?
200
The sum of 444 and 222 minus 66.
What is 600?
200
The capital of New Mexico.
What is Santa Fe?
200
The continent to the east of Asia.
What is Europe?
200
This instrument has six strings and is played by either picking or strumming.
What is a guitar?
300
Things that are place around written, spoken, or thought words.
What are quotation marks?
300
The product of 2 and 111.
What is 222?
300
The state whose capital is Little Rock.
What is Arkansas?
300
The country that shares a western border with India.
What is Pakistan?
300
This instrument is played primarily by hitting a stick against it to keep a beat.
What is a drum?
400
A story about an event or problem that you personally experienced.
What is a personal narrative?
400
The product of sixty and three minus one hundred and five.
What is 75?
400
The state whose capital is Denver.
What is Colorado?
400
This country shares China's northern border.
What is Mongolia?
400
This instrument is played by blowing air over a hole and pressing down combinations of the keys.
What is a flute?
500
Past, future, and present are all examples of this.
What is tense?
500
Sixty three divided by nine times the product of two and two, plus two.
What is 30?
500
The capital of the United States of America.
What is Washington D.C.?
500
Japan is an island in this ocean.
What is The Pacific Ocean?
500
This instrument is played by pushing and pulling its body together, holding down keys, and playing notes on the keyboard.
What is an accordian?