2D and 3D Shapes
Cell Parts
Comparatives and Superlatives
Early America
Slavery to Civil Rights Movement
100
What is a 2D shape?
A shape with 2 dimensions
100
What do you call the parts of a cell?
Cell organelles
100
How many things do you compare with a comparative?
Two things
100
Who is the person credited with "discovering" America?
Christopher Columbus
100
Which president put into effect the Emancipation Proclamation?
Abraham Lincoln
200
What is a 3D shape?
A shape with three dimensions
200
Which cell has a cell wall?
Plant cell
200
How many things do you compare with a superlative?
Three things
200
Which country was Columbus from?
Italy (but he sailed for Spain)
200
What did the Emancipation Proclamation do?
Declared all slaves free
300
What are the flat surfaces of a shape called?
Faces
300
Which organelle controls the cell and is like the "brain" of the cell?
Nucleus
300
Give the comparative AND superlative form of: big
Comparative: bigger
Superlative: biggest
300
When Columbus arrived to America, which country did he think he landed on?
India
300
What was the name of the laws put in place to restrict the freedom given to former slaves?
Jim Crow Laws
400
What are the sides of shape called?
Edges
400
Which organelle provides energy to the cell and is the powerhouse of the cell?
Mitochondria
400
Give the comparative AND superlative form of: pretty
Comparative: prettier
Superlative: prettiest
400
What happened to the Indigenous people living in America?
Columbus and his men took them as slaves, killed them, forced them to come back to Spain as servants (and many died from illnesses brought from Columbus and his crew)
400
What is the definition of segregation?
Keeping people separate based on races
500
What are the points/corners on a shape called?
Vertices
500
Which organelle stores food and water for the cell?
Vacuole
500
Give the comparative AND superlative form of: far
Comparative: farther/further
Superlative: farthest/furthest
500
Why is there controversy with called Columbus a hero?
While he is credited with discovering America and introducing Europe to the Americas, he is also responsible for the murder, enslavement, and colonization of many Indigenous people
500
What was the result of Plessy v. Ferguson?
The Supreme Court ruled that it was "fair" to keep people "separate but equal", and that meant that Plessy was considered guilty for sitting in the "white section" of the train