United States
Family Members
The Body
Illness/ Sickness
Homophones
Personal Information
Prepositions of location
100
How many stars are on the flag?
50
100
My son is my brother's _______.
nephew
100
We use these to see things
eyes
100
What's the matter?
headache
100
(they're, their, there)
Where are ______ books?
their
100
What is this?
(718)
area code
100
The clock is _______ the wall.
on
200
2 countries that are next to the U.S.A
Canada, Mexico
200
Regina is Tomas' _______
mother-in-law
200
What is this 
knee
200
What's the matter?
earache
200
(to, too, two)
Are you going ______ the party too?
to
200
What is the zip code?
77204-7004
200
Where are the books?
on the desks; in the bookshelves
300
Which coast is New York on?
East Coast
300
How many aunt's does Addison have?
2
300
We have 10 of these on our feet
toes
300
What's the matter?
sore throat
300
(they're, their, there)
Is ______ a problem?
there
300
What state does Jaime live in?
Texas
300
Where are the chairs?
under the desks
400
Who is the Vice-President?
Kamala Harris
400
My step-sister's father is my _______
stepfather
400
What is this finger called?
index finger
400
What's the matter?
sprained ankle
400
(they're, their, there)
Is _____ any room for _____ bags?
there, their
400
What is this number?
065-77-8249
social security number
400
The window is _____ from the door.
opposite; across from
500
How many years can someone be President?
8 years
500
My extended family (aunt, uncle, cousins, etc) are called my _____.
relatives
500
I taste with my
tongue
500
Sara has a cough, sneezing and a temperature. What's the matter with Sara?
She has the flu.
500
(to, too, two)
I am ____ young _____ drive a car at ____ A.M.
too, to, two
500
Is this woman married or single?
single
500
The globe is ______ the cabinet, ______ the clock, and ____ blackboard.
on, under/below, next to