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Science
100

The Boston colonists protested British taxes by dumping this into the harbor.

Tea

100

These misty creatures feed on happiness of others. 

Dementors 

100

Katniss's designer

Cinna

100

The hiking spot named after our dear Uncle Andrew and his head. 

Andrew's Bald.

100

The process by which plants convert sunlight into energy.

Photsynthesis 

200

The scandal that forced Richard Nixon to resign.

Watergate Scandal

200

The ghost who haunts the girls’ bathroom.

Moaning Myrtle 

200

This item kills Seneca Crane in the first movie.

Nightlock Berries

200

This person took the Easter resurrection a bit too literally.

Jack

200

The center of an atom that contains protons and neutrons.

Nucelus 

300

The empire ruled by Julius Caesar and Augustus.

The Roman Empire

300

This subject lets students see the future...sometimes

Divination

300
Katniss assinates this person at the end of the third movie.

President Coin

300

This kwami gives cat noir his super powers.

Plagg

300

The pH level of a neutral solution.

7

400

The city buried by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

Pompeii 

400

Voldemort's FULL birth name.

Tom Marvelo Riddle 

400

Originally designed as a tool of surveillance, this genetically engineered songbird becomes a symbol of everything the Capitol failed to control.

Mockingjay

400

Andrew Dye's spy name

Orange skillet

400

The process by which cells divide to produce gametes with half the normal number of chromosomes.

Meiosis 

500

The first successful English colony in North America.

Jamestown

500

A relic of Hogwarts’ founding, this weapon becomes deadlier by taking in anything that can make it stronger.

The sword of Gryffindor 

500

Finnick Odair's weapon of choice. 

Trident

500

Which person does Mary Margaret have a photo of next to her bed.

Hiccup

500

This hormone regulates blood sugar levels.

Insulin