English
Math
Science
World Studies
Anything Goes
100
This poet wrote "The Raven."
Edgar Allen Poe
100
This is the formula for finding what?
b x h = ?
Area
100
These kill the bacteria and other germs in the body.
White blood cells
100
The Aztec lived in this country.
Mexico
100
This book series was written by J.K. Rowling.
Harry Potter
200
This is a type of figurative language that is a comparison using like or as.
A Simile
200
This is the answer to an addition problem.
Sum
200
This is known as the "powerhouse" of the cell.
Mitochondria
200
People from this country discovered the Aztecs.
Spain
200
This is Iron Man's real name.
Tony Stark
300
This is a type of figurative language that is a comparison of two seemingly unlike things.
Metaphor
300
This Greek symbol for pi represents this number in math.
3.14
300
The nucleus can be found inside of this organism.
Cell
300
This item is used to make purchasing now, and allows you to pay later.
Credit Card
300
You will find the Eiffel Tower in this country.
France
400
This is the universal idea, lesson, or message explored throughout a work of literature.
Theme
400
What the line in this diagram represents.
Radius
400
These are the two types of blood cells found in the body.
Red and White
400
The amount of additional money that you have to pay the bank beyond the amount you borrowed is called this.
Interest
400
There are this many innings in a standard baseball game?
9
500
"Time flies when you're having fun!" is an example of this type of figurative language.
Idiom
500
When two angles share a side and a vertex they are called these types of angles.
Adjecent
500
This is considered "clean" when it is in your body.
Blood
500
The amount of money a person makes from their job a year is called this.
Salary
500
This president is on the $1 bill.
George Washington