Subjects & Schedule
About Kayla
Homecoming & Events
School Spirit
Movies vs. Reality
100

What time does school usually start in the U.S.?

Around 7:00 a.m.

100

How many siblings do I have?

2 sisters! 

100

What is Homecoming?

A big school dance and festival at the start of the year.

100

What is a mascot?

An animal or symbol that represents the school. 

100

Name a movie about American high school.

Mean Girls, High School Musical, etc.

200

Do students stay in one classroom all day or move around to each class?

They move around.

200

True Or False: You can go surfing in Chicago

TRUE

200

What do students wear to the Homecoming dance?

 Formal clothes — dresses and suits.


200

What do students wear to show school spirit?

T-shirts or hoodies with the school logo or colors or their sports jersey.

200

True or false: Everyone sings and dances at school.

False.

300

Name one subject American students study.

Math, English, Science, etc.

300

True or false: Chicago is the capital of Illinois

FALSE

300

What is a tradition that cheerleaders do the night before the big game?

They cover the football player’s house with toilet paper.

300

What's a pep rally?

A school event to support sports teams

300

What do movies usually exaggerate?

Drama, Singing, Cliques

400

What time does school usually finish?

Around 3:00 p.m.

400

What is 1 tourist attraction in Chicago?

The Bean or the green river for St. Patrick's Day! 

400

Who votes for the Homecoming King and Queen?

The student body. 

400

True or False: Every school has a mascot.

True

400

What’s something realistic about American schools in movies?

Lockers, yellow school bus, sports, homework, senior pranks, ride your tractor to school day


500

What is an elective class in American schools?

A class students choose based on their interests (like art, music, journalism, or woodworking).

500

What are the two most popular food items in Chicago?

Deep Dish Pizza and the Chicago Hot Dog


500

What is a “HOCOproposal”?

A creative or dramatic way to ask someone to go to the dance with you.

500

What are “school colors” used for?

To represent the school’s identity — they’re used on uniforms, logos, and merchandise.

500

Do all students in real life have their own locker like in movies?

Not always! Some schools only give them to older kids.