Nature
What animal rolls into a ball for protection?
Armadillo
Who studies the stars and planets to learn about space?
Astronomer
What type of plant has a thick woody stem above the ground and grows tall?
Tree Trunk
What amusement park ride spins riders in a circle while going up and down?
Merry-Go-Round
What object reflects your image so you can see yourself?
Mirror
What is the larval stage of a butterfly or moth before it becomes an adult?
Caterpillar
Who rushes into dangerous situations to put out fires and rescue people?
Firefighter
What type of forest has heavy rainfall all year and is home to many exotic plants and animals?
Rainforest
What do pirates bury on islands, hoping others won’t find it, often full of gold and jewels?
Treasure Chest
What do actors or musicians do to practice before a performance?
Rehearse
What word describes activities that happen below the surface of the ocean or a lake?
Underwater
Who gathers information and shares stories on TV, radio, or online for the public?
News Reporter
What word measures how hot or cold something is?
Temperature
What type of movie or story is meant to scare people?
What word describes a person in a story, movie, or play?
Character
What strong storm rotates around a low-pressure center and forms over warm oceans?
Hurricane
Who slides down snowy mountains on a board using balance and skill?
Snowboarder
What imaginary line divides the Earth into Northern and Southern hemispheres?
Equator
What group of musicians plays classical music together, often including strings, woodwinds, and brass?
Orchestra
What do knights wear to protect their bodies in battle?
Armor
What term describes a rapid, dangerous underwater current near beaches?
Rip Current
Who studies information carefully to discover new facts or knowledge?
Researcher
What desert is the largest hot desert in Africa?
Sahara Desert
What household appliance keeps food cold and fresh?
Refrigerator
What word describes something very unusual, remarkable, or impressive?
Extraordinary