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MS. CHAU'S PERSONAL INFO
100

Name all the parts of a plot (diagram). 

Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, Resolution

100

What American holiday marks the unofficial end of summer? (Think of the holiday we have before going back to school.)

Labor Day

100

What South American people built the great city of Machu Pichu? 

The Inca

100

Can you make a spark by touching a wooden door or a metal doorknob? 

A metal doorknob

100

What is the most degrees an obtuse angle can have? (Give me a number of degrees)

179 degrees (Remember, 180 degrees is a straight line or straight angle)

100

Where did Ms. Chau go to middle school? 

Bleeker 185!

200

Which sentence is correct?

1) That's real hard to do.

2) That's really hard to do.

2) That's really hard to do.

200

Name the four Presidents whose faces are carved on Mount Rushmore. 

George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, and Theodore Roosevelt.

200

What do the stripes on the American flag represent? 

The 13 original colonies

200

In which process do plants bend toward the light: phototropism or geotropism? 

Phototropism (photo = light)

200

If grapes are $1.70 a pound, what will one and a half pounds of grapes cost? 

$2.55 (1.70 x 1.5)

200

Where does Ms. Chau live? Give the name of the neighborhood. 

Whitestone or Flushing

300

Find a synonym of courage:

1. Talent    2. Bravery    3. Strength     4. Power

Bravery

300

Which two instruments are the most alike:

Piano, marimba, accordion, xylophone

Marimba and xylophone

300

The Puerto Rican flag has a blue star on a white triangle. True or False?

False. It has a white star on a blue triangle.

300

What do we call a dying star that explodes into brilliant light? 

A supernova

300

What two numbers are neither prime nor composite numbers? 

0 and 1

300

What is Ms. Chau's son's name? 

Jacob

400

"That really got my goat!" 

Does this mean I was afraid, annoyed, or hungry? 

Annoyed

400

Who wrote The Hunger Games

Suzanne Collins

400

The United States purchased Alaska from which country? 

Russia

400

What sugary liquid do bees get from flowers? 

Nectar (the chief raw material of honey)

400

If 2 is called a whole number, what do you call 2 1/2? 

A mixed number

400

What is Ms. Chau's favorite color? 

Pink

500

Someone is talking too loudly on a cell phone. 

Are they voracious or obnoxious? 

Obnoxious 

(Voracious means having a huge appetite.)

500

Which is not a horse breed?

1. Thoroughbred

2. Yearling

3. Arabian

4. Shetland pony

Yearling (A horse that is a year old)

500

What U.S. war was followed by the period known as Reconstruction? 

The Civil War

500

What organ in the human body can be repaired with a pacemaker? 

The heart

500

Katya bought 2 gallons of juice. She drank 2 quarts. How much juice was left?

6 quarts or 1.5 gallons. 

500

What nationality is Ms. Chau?

American-Chinese

600

Find the abstract noun:

"The boy closed his eyes and wished for happiness."

Happiness

(Boy and eyes are concrete nouns)

600

Give the term for words that imitate sounds. Think of pop and hiss

Onomatopoeia

600

What political party in Russia had members called Bolsheviks? 

the Communist party

600

Is calcium carbonate the scientific term for salt, rubber, glass, or chalk? 

Chalk

600

What are the Arabic numerals (number) for the Roman numerals LXIV? 

64

(L=50, X=10, IV=4)

600

What are Ms. Szigeti's dogs' names?

Penne and Alfredo

700

Find the participle and past participle in this sentence:

Eliza looked everywhere for Ethan, but he was hiding behind the trees. 

looked and hiding

(participle is a verb ending in -ing and past participle is a past tense verb ending in -ed or en)

700

What yellow fruit grows in bunches called "hands"?

Bananas

700

Which Amendment gave Black Americans the right to vote? 13th, 14th, or 15th? 

15th Amendment

700

What is the name of the process used by bats to see objects using reflected sound?

Echolocation

700

We sold tickets for $7.25 a piece. We made $1,694.50. Approximately how many tickets were sold?

242 tickets

(1700 divided by 7)

700

How many languages can Ms. Chau fluently speak, and what are they? 

2 - Cantonese and English