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How many days are in a leap year?

366

100

This instrument measures earthquakes.

A seismograph

100

This landform is a large area of flat land.

A plain

100

The primary colors mix to make purple.

Red and Blue

100

The religious wars fought over Jerusalem.

The Crusades

200

This is the largest mammal in the world.

The blue whale

200

The largest planet in our solar system.

Jupiter

200

The country whose flag features a red maple leaf.

Canada

200

A story told through pictures and dialogue bubbles.

A comic strip

200

This ancient civilization is known for developing democracy.

Ancient Greece


300

The amount of hearts an octopus has.

3

300

The specialized cells in the eye responsible for color vision.

Cones

300

The southernmost continent on Earth.

Antarctica

300

Salvador Dalí is associated with this art movement.

Surrealism

300

This empire was centered in modern-day Peru.

The Inca Empire

400

A ramp is an example of this simple machine.

An inclined plane

400

An organism that can produce its own food, usually through photosynthesis. 

Autotroph

400

This line marks 0° longitude.

Prime Meridian

400

The author who created the characters Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

400

The only U.S. President to serve more than two terms.

Franklin D. Roosevelt
500

This planet rains diamonds, according to scientists. (2 acceptable answers)

Neptune (also Uranus acceptable)

500

The term for a chemical element with the same number of protons but different number of neutrons.

Isotope

500

This European city is known as “The Eternal City”.

Rome

500

This is a painting technique where the artist uses small, distinct dots of color to form images.

Pointillism

500

This mechanical device was invented by Johannes Gutenberg to help spread knowledge.

The printing press