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100
Science: Name this Animal
Giraffe
100
Math
How Many Corners Does A Square Have?
4
100
Math
What Number Is Missing In This Pattern? 12, 16, 20, ?, 28
24
100
Science
Name the 5 senses
Sight, Smell, Hear, Taste, Touch
100
Math
What is 8 x 6
48
100
Social Studies
What Is The Heaviest Land Mammal In The World?
Elephant
100
ELA
What does the prefix "re-" mean?
again
100
Fix the error in sentence below:
Joey tried to go to the movies, but his mom stops him.
Joey tried to go to the movies, but his mom stopped him.
100
Social Studies
She is known for her work studying chimpanzees for over 60 years.
Jane Goodall
100
Science
Who Established The Universal Law Of Gravitation?
Issac Newton
100
Math
What is the measurement of the missing angle?
50o
100
Social Studies
Many people left farms and went to cities to find work in factories in a process called?
Industrialization
100
Social Studies
Johannes Gutenberg's invention spurred the mass production and rapid spread of Renaissance social and political ideas.
Printing Press
200
Math
5 + 5 = ?
10
200
Science
What Is This Fruit?
Pomegranate
200
ELA
Make the following sentence in the past tense:
I will jump in the pool.
I jumped in the pool.
I did jump in the pool.
200
ELA
Give 3 examples of adjectives
Answers will vary but adjectives are describing words.
200
Social Studies: What Is The Name Of This Memorial?
Lincoln Memorial
200
Science
What Is The Illegal Form Of Killing Or Removal Of Wildlife From Their Habitats Called?
Poaching
200
Math
What Is 23 x 157
3611
200
Social Studies
This was the first mass produced car by Henry Ford in the early 1900s.
Model T
200
Math
3x+x=48
12
200
Social Studies
What US Document starts, "We the People of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union..."
The Constitution
200
This is the process of cell division.
Mitosis
200
Math
Simplify
3x2 + 6x2 -14x -15x + 8 - 5
9x2 + x + 3
200
This process moves water from areas of high concentration to areas of low concentration.
Osmosis
300
ELA
Which of the following is a noun:
Table
Dress
Yellow
Run
table and dress
300
Social Studies
Mexico City is the capital of this country.
Mexico
300
Science
Magnets have 2 of these- A north and South _____.
pole
300
Math
What Is 20 - 3 + 10
27
300
Science
Energy Possessed By Particles Due To Motion Is _______ Energy?
Kinetic
300
ELA
Which word belongs in the blank:
Loud noises have no ________ on me.
Affect or Effect?
Effect
300
Social Studies
This King is famous for having a total of 6 wives over his lifetime.
King Henry VIII
300
Science
What Percentage Of The World Is Covered In Water?
Double points: What percent of water on earth is drinkable by humans?
71%
1%
300
Science
This is the sphere where humans live on earth.
Biosphere
300
Math
Solve For X 4(X-2) = 2(x+3) + 10
12
300
Social Studies
This event on Dec 7, 1942 caused the USA to enter WW2.
Attack on Pearl Harbor
300
These are the 4 bases of DNA.
A,T,G,C
Adenine, Thymine, Guanine, Cytocene
300
Math
What is angle DAB? 
63o
400
SCIENCE
Choose the living things.
flower
car
boy
house
floor
flower and boy
400
ELA
What words need to be capitalized in the following sentence:
i like to eat burger king in france.
I like to eat Burger King in France
400
Social Studies
The Sydney Opera House Is Located In What Country?
Australia
400
Social Studies
The Louvre Museum Is Located In Which Country?
France
400
What type of speech is the following sentence:
Life is like a box of chocolates.
analogy- comparing 2 unlike things using "like" or "as"
400
Math
What is 9% Expressed In Decimal Form?
.09%
400
Science
What Do You Call A Licensed Doctor That Specializes In Skin, Hair and Nail Concerns?
Dermatologist
400
Math
There were 25 questions on a test. You got 6 questions wrong. What percent was your score on the test?
76%
25 x 4= 100
6 x 4 = 24
100-24=76%
400
ELA
Where do commas go in the following sentences:
Mary a second-grade teacher eats lunch with her students Joey Lucy and Krissy.
Mary, a second-grade teacher, eats lunch with her students Joey, Lucy, and Krissy.
* The comma after Lucy is optional and is called the Oxford comma.