Mathematics
U.S. History
Science
Geography
English/Grammar
100

If Sarah has 3 bags of skittles with 70 pieces in each bag, this is how many pieces of skittles she would have in total

210 skittles

100

He served as the United States president during the American Civil War

Abraham Lincoln

100

The three common states of matter are:

solid, liquid, gas

100

The number of the states in the United States of America

50

100

What is the noun in this sentence: The girl chased the ball.

Girl

200

What is this number in roman numerals: XXII

22

200

In 1773, this protest involved American colonists dumping tea to protest British taxes
 

Boston Tea Party

200

Water is not acidic nor basic, which means the pH of water is:

7

200

This city is considered the capital of the United States

Washington D.C.

200

Two words with the same or similar meanings

Synonym

300

If Katie only has 30% of the original $50 her mother gave her, she has  ____ dollars left.

$15 dollars

300

Congress passed this amendment that gave women the right to vote
 

19th Amendment 

300

Plants take in this gas from the air to make food through photosynthesis
 

Carbon Dioxide

300

This line divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern hemispheres

Equator

300

Which word is a pronoun in this sentence: They wanted coffee and donuts.
 

They

400

15 + 30 ÷ 5 − (9 + 7)

5

400

Which branch of the U.S. government interprets the law?

Judicial Branch

400

The three layers of the Earth are:

Crust, mantle, and core

400

What is the largest continent in the world?

Asia

400

Words that sound alike but have different meanings

Homophones

500

A rectangle prism has a width of 2 in., a height of 2 in., and a length of 5 in. The volume of this rectangle prism is:

20

500

This Shoshone Native American woman helped Lewis and Clark on their expedition
 

Sacagawea

500

The 5th planet from the sun, and also the largest planet in the solar system

Jupiter

500

What state is directly north of Oklahoma?

Kansas

500

What literary device compares two things using 'like' or 'as'?

Simile