Create your own Restaurant (Math)
Mythical Creatures/Superhero/Personal Narrative (ELA)
Geography/US History/Civics (Social Studies)
Inventions/Industrial Revolution (Science)
Riddles
100

What is .25 as a percentage?

25%

100

What is the definition of the word 'myth'? 

A traditional or cultural fictional story, usually representing a common social or natural phenomenon, that includes supernatural elements or experiences. (Different wordings accepted) 

100

How many states are there in the United States?

50 states (including Alaska and Hawaii)

100

What was George Washington Carver known for inventing?

Discovered uses for farm crops, such as peanuts and sweet potatoes. (Peanut butter) 

100

What has no beginning, middle, or end?

A circle, a doughnut, or any other acceptable answer.

200

Name two things that you would need to create in order to start your own restaurant. 

Menu, pay chart/employee schedule, floor plan, a name, a business plan, a budget, etc. (acceptable answers at teacher discretion) 

200

What does KWL stand for on a KWL chart?

Know, want to know, learned. 

200

What directions do Longitudinal and Latitudinal lines go in?

Latitude = Across/horizontal 

Longitude = Up and down/vertical 

200

Name two inventions that were in the packet yesterday and what they were/are used for. 

Lightening rod, Franklin stove, rocking chair, glass harmonica, bifocals, library step chair, odometer, desk. 

200

What can you hear but not touch or see?

Your voice 

300

As a manager at a restaurant, you make $63,500/year BEFORE taxes (gross income). If you have to pay 25% of your gross income in taxes, how much is your annual net income?

$63,500 x .75 = $47,625/year net income 

300

Identify 3 qualities of a superhero that you read about on Tuesday. 

Answers vary. Qualities must be positive. 

300

Define the following words: 

Revenue 

Deficit 

Budget 

Revenue - An amount of income or money that is collected or earned 

Deficit - Another word for debt; when the amount of $ that you have is not enough to cover expenses.

Budget - The amount of $ or resources that you have to spend. 

300

An early production method was called cottage industry because workers (choose one) 

A. Built cottages 

B. Worked in their homes, which were cottages

C. Lived in factories

D. Made cottage cheese 

B. Worked in their homes which were cottages 

300

What can make an octopus laugh?

Ten tickles (tentacles, hehehe)

400

Your restaurant has a wait staff of 15 people. 10 of them work 40 hours per week and get paid $5.50/hour before tips. 5 of them work 30 hours per week and get paid $6.25/hour before tips. How much are you paying your 15 employees per week in total? Use your calculators.

40 x $5.50 = $220

$220 x 10 employees = $2,200

30 x $6.25 = $187.50 

$187.50 x 5 employees = $937.50 

$2,200 + $937.50 = $3,137.50/week for 15 employees.

400

What is a personal narrative?

An informational (non-fiction) account of what happened in someone's life told from their perspective. (like an autobiography) 

400

Name the capitals of at least 3 states in the US. 

Answers vary, fact check answers. 

400

The 'Spinning Jenny,' patented in 1764, was invented by James _______ and its purpose was _______. (200 points per blank) 

James Hargreaves; allowed one spinner to spin 8+ threads at one time. 

400

Why couldn't the teacher control her pupils?

Because she couldn't find her glasses!

500

You have a $25,000 budget to build your restaurant. You make the following selections for decor/furniture:

6 booths for $1,200 per booth 

12 chair for $75 per chair 

5 paintings for $150 per painting 

1,000 square feet of marble flooring for $11.50 per square foot 

Do you have any money from your budget leftover? If so, how much? 

6 x $1,200 = $7,200 

12 x $75 = $900 

5 x $150 = $750 

1,000 x $11.50 = $11,500 

All of these numbers added together = $20,350. $25,000 - $20,350 = $4,650 leftover 

500

What are the points on a traditional story arch?

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution. 

500

Name the original 13 colonies. (Partial credit at teacher's discretion) 

Virginia, New York, Massachusetts, Maryland, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Delaware, North Carolina, South Carolina, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Georgia. 

500

On the 'My New Invention' page, you had to come up with 4 things about your invention before you presented it. Name those four things. 

The name of your invention, supplies you need for your invention, what does your invention do/what is it used for, and what does your invention look like.

500

I have no doors but I have keys, I have no rooms but I do have a space, you can enter but you can never leave. What am I?

A keyboard.