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Tricia Trivia
100
This instrument is used to measure the temperature of the air.
What is a thermometer
100
This is a group of words that does now express a complete thought.
What is a sentence fragment?
100
This is an antonym for courteous.
What is inconsiderate?
100
This is hte genre of "Because of Winn Dixie"
What is realistic fiction?
100
This is Tricia's age.
What is 27?
200
This is the process that crumbles, cracks and breaks rocks
What is weathering?
200
This is something that expresses a complete thought and can stand a lone as a sentence.
What is a dependent clause?
200
This is a synonym for modest.
What is humble?
200
In "My Diary from Here to There", where is the character Amada from?
What is Mexico?
200
This is the state where Tricia was born.
What is Ohio?
300
This answer is the pressing down force of the air on earth.
What is air pressure?
300
This is two or more sentences that are incorrectly joined bya comma or by nothing at all.
What is a run-on sentence?
300
This word means shapeless, or hard to understand.
What is abstract?
300
An author's day-to-day experiences, feelings and ideas is called this.
What is a diary?
300
This is Tricia's middle name.
What is Eileen?
400
This is the top layer of the atmosphere.
What is the thermosphere?
400
This is made up of an independent clause and at least one dependent clause.
What is a complex sentence?
400
This is a word that means "not made in or by nature or natural materials".
What is synthetic?
400
This is the reason Chester Cricket ate a 2-dollar bill.
What is "he was dreaming about eating a leaf"?
400
This is the name of one of Tricia's brothers?
What is Marty or Tim?
500
These are the three major ways to conserve resources.
What is "reduce, reuse, recycle"?
500
THis is the final step in writing an essay.
What is publishing?
500
THis word means to move from one place to another.
What is migrate?
500
This is the kind of water where mangrove trees grow.
What is salt water?
500
This is Tricia's favorite Korean food.
What is donkas?