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This author's most famous works include "Romeo and Juliet" and "Hamlet."
Who is William Shakespeare.
100
This rectangle-shaped state is known for cowboy culture and its capital city, Cheyenne.
What is Wyoming.
100

This sport is played on a "diamond" with a "ball" and a "bat."

What is baseball or softball.

100

The atmosphere is made of water. What is the chemical formula for this element?

What is H2O.

100

Roman numerals differ from Arabic numerals in the way they are written but not in their numerical value. This Roman numeral has the same numerical value as the Arabic number 11.

What is IX.

200
This character "lives in a pineapple under the sea" and is employed as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab.
Who is SpongeBob SquarePants.
200
This island, the largest in the United States, is also the name of the state itself.
What is Hawaii.
200

This sport, one of the most popular in India and Great Britain, shares its name with a common insect.

What is cricket.

200

This is known as the "powerhouse" of the cell.

What is mitochondria.

200

This is what the P in PEMDAS stands for.

What are parentheses?

300

The author J.K. Rowling is best known for this series of books aimed at tween and teen audiences.

What is the Harry Potter series.

300

This English-speaking country borders Canada directly to the south.

What is the United States of America.

300

Fans for this team are called the "cheese heads" and wear oversized yellow wedge hats that look like pieces of cheese when they attend football games.

Who are the Green Bay Packers.

300

The theory of Continental Drift was proposed by scientist Alfred Wegener in 1912. This is the name Wegener gave to the original "supercontinent" formed before the continents began to drift apart.

What is Pangea.

300

Solve the following and give your answer in simplest form: 3/5 divided by 5 times 25

What is 3.

400

This famous You Tube star, and former NASA engineer, is known for his backyard squirrel obstacle course videos.

Who is Mark Rober.

400

This river turned to blood in the time of Moses.

What is the Nile.

400

This swimming style, one of the four competitive swimming styles, is the only one swum on the back.

What is the backstroke.

400
This astronaut was the first person to walk on the surface of the Moon.
Who is Neil Armstrong.
400
Find the perimeter of a rectangle with a side length of (x + 2) and a width of (x - 3)

What is 4x - 2.

500

This Disney movie is known for two characters quoting the phrase "Hakuna Matata" which means "no worries."

What is "The Lion King"

500
This ocean, the largest in the world, measures more than 70 million square miles.
What is the Pacific Ocean.
500

This famous quarterback is sometimes called "my homie" and plays for the Kansas City Chiefs.

Who is Patrick Mahomes.

500
These structures, often formed of mud, lava, or limestone, hang from cave ceilings. They are often considered the counterpart to "stalagmites."
What are stalactites.
500

Convert the mixed number 4 11/12 into an improper fraction in simplest form.

What is 59/12?