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100

Plants that hang on other plants

Vines

100

Something that's brand new, almost like it's just been born, is what?

Nascent

100

When two words have the same spelling and pronunciation, what are those words called?

Homonyms

100

This is a short word but a hard idea!

Think about this phrase:

"All men are wise. John Jacob Jingleheimersmith is not wise. Therefore John Jacob Jingleheimersmith is not a man."

What is this an example of?

Logic

100

This Greek word literally means "the green stuff in leaves". Which word is it?

Chlorophyll

200
A billion is 1000x bigger than a million.

What is 1000x bigger than a billion?

A trillion

200

Which word on our wall talks about our ability to ask questions?

Inquiry

200

Electricity created by dams that pen water up and release it is called what?

Hydropower

200

What do eye doctors study?

Ophthamology

200

This really ridiculously long Latin word just means "beautiful". I wonder why it's even in English?

Pulchritudinous

300

This street has such a slope that its sidewalks are stairwells. What adjective describes this street?

Steep

300

When you think about stuff real hard, what do you do?

Concentrate

300

The STUDY of our EARTH

Geology

300

When you look inside yourself and think about yourself, what is this called?

Introspection

300

This very long word is apparently a made-up lung disease

Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis

400

Harry Potter is a wizard, so he is good at this thing. What is it?

Magic

400

The STUDY of OLD STUFF

Archeology

400

Using logic and reasoning to think about things, and writing down our results

Philosophy

400

WRITING DOWN stuff about our EARTH

Geography

400

WRITING DOWN stuff about the big blue yonder to our east

Oceanography

500

The little paragraph on the back cover of "Danger Tiger Crossing" is called a what?

Blurb

500

American Celsius is called degrees--what?

Fahrenheit

500

When we think about cause and effect, about things that happen because of other things, what are we thinking about?

Reasoning

500

When the same events happen twice--usually as bookends--in the same book, or piece of music, or work of art

Parallelism

500

When something in a book or painting or song talks about something else in your life

Symbolism