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100

This pronoun means “the person speaking"

100

The colors of the U.S. flag are these three.

Red, white, and blue

100

Name one vowel in the English alphabet.

AEIOU


100

This word shows something belongs to me.

My or mine 

100

Spell the word for the opposite of “hot.”

Cold

100

This day comes after Monday.

Tuesday

100

What is the first month of the year?

January

200

This pronoun means “the person you are talking to.”

You

200

The U.S. President lives in this building.

White House

200

How many vowels are in the word “cat”?

Cat

200

This word shows something belongs to you

Your or yours

200

Spell the word for the opposite of “big.”

Small

200

This day comes before Friday.

Saturday

200

This month has Valentine’s Day.

February

300

This pronoun means “a boy or a man.”

he

300

The U.S. national bird is this.

Bald eagle 

300

Which vowel comes after E?

I

300

This word shows something belongs to him.

His

300

Spell the word for the opposite of “up.”

Down

300

This day is the first day of the weekend.

Saturday

300

What months are during winter?

December January  February 

400

This pronoun means “a girl or a woman.”

She

400

The first President of the United States was this man.

George Washington 

400

Which vowel is first in the alphabet?

A

400

This word shows something belongs to her.

Her

400

Spell the word for the opposite of “yes.”

No

400

This day is the last day of the weekend.

Sunday

400

This month has Independence Day in the U.S.

July

500

This pronoun means “more than one person.”

They

500

The U.S. national anthem is called this.

The Star-Spangled Banner 

500

Which vowel is last in the alphabet?

U

500

This word shows something belongs to them.

their

500

Spell the word for the opposite of “day.”
 

Night

500

This day is the start of the workweek.

Monday

500

Where do you go to cash checks, withdraw or deposit cash, or open a checking or savings account?

A bank.