Science & Nature
Animals
Sports
Everyday Stuff
Historical Figures
100

This busy little animal with a fluffy tail collects and buries acorns to prepare for winter.

What is a squirel?

100

This nocturnal mammal is known for hanging upside down.

What is a bat?

100

Knocking all ten pins down when bowling is called this. 

What is a strike?

100

You use this to brush your teeth day and night.

What is a toothbrush?

100

This American president is famous for wearing a tall silk hat and leading the country during the Civil War.

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

200

Trees drop their leaves in autumn to save this vital resource for the cold winter ahead.

What is energy?

200

This flightless bird is the fastest on land.

What is an ostrich?

200

This is the traditional inning of baseball that fans typically stand up and sing "take me out to the ballgame"

What is the 7th inning?

200

You look into this shiny piece of glass to see your own reflection when brushing your hair.

What is a mirror?

200

She was the first female pilot to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean, before mysteriously disappearing in 1937.

Who is Amelia Earhart?

300

Monarch Butterflies travel all the way from the United States to this country in the fall.

What is Mexico?

300

This long necked African animal has the highest blood pressure of any animal.

What is a giraffe?

300

The Summer Olympic Games are held after this many years pass.

What is 4 years?

300

This soft object is what you rest your head on when you go to sleep at night.

What is a pillow?

300

This Italian artist and scientist painted the famous Mona Lisa and drew early designs for flying machines.

(he also has a ninja turtle named after him)

Who is Leonardo DaVinci?

400

This green pigment fades in leaves during the autumn letting red, yellow and orange pigments show through.

What is chlorophyll?

400

This river dwelling mammal has the thickest fur of any animal on earth.

What is a sea otter?

400

In this outdoor sport, players throw plastic discs at metal basket targets, trying to complete the course in the fewest throws possible.

What is disc golf?

400

You use this metal or plastic utensil to eat soup or cereal.

What is a spoon?

400

This civil rights activist refused to give up her seat on a bus in Montgomery, Alabama, sparking a historic boycott.

Who is Rosa Parks?

500

On this day in fall the hours of daytime and nighttime are nearly equal. 

What is the Autumn Equinox? 

(will also accept the first day of fall)

500

When a baby kangaroo is born, it is only about the size of this fruit. 

What is a grape?

500

This traditional sport involves two teams on horseback using long mallets to drive a small wooden ball into the opposing team's goal.

What is polo?

500

This object has a handle and bristles, and you use it to sweep dirt off the floor.

What is a broom?

500

This ancient Macedonian king created one of the largest empires in history by the time he was thirty years old.

Who is Alexander the Great?