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$100 Question from Language Arts

The Four Basic Parts of Speech

$100 Answer from Language Arts

What are adjectives, verbs, nouns, and adverbs?

$200 Question from Language Arts

Different words or phrases in the same language that have a similar meaning.

$200 Answer from Language Arts

What are synonyms?

$300 Question from Language Arts

A single word made by combining two other words using an apostrophe.

$300 Answer from Language Arts

What is contraction?

$400 Question from Language Arts

The four types of sentences.

$400 Answer from Language Arts

What are declarative, exclamatory, interrogative, and imperative?

$500 Question from Language Arts

Etc. stands for this common word.

$500 Answer from Language Arts

What is etcetera?

$100 Question from Math

The number of days in February not on leap years.

$100 Answer from Math

What is 28?

$200 Question from Math

A polygon with three sides and three angles.

$200 Answer from Math

What is a triangle?

$300 Question from Math

The top number of a fraction.

$300 Answer from Math

What is a numerator?

$400 Question from Math

In the metric system, the symbol K stands for this.

$400 Answer from Math

What is kilo?

$500 Question from Math

90° is this common angle.

$500 Answer from Math

What is a right angle?

$100 Question from Social Studies

This building is known as the tallest in New

York City.

$100 Answer from Social Studies

What is the Empire State building?

$200 Question from Social Studies

This Portuguese explorer discovered America.

$200 Answer from Social Studies

Who is Christopher Columbus?

$300 Question from Social Studies

The three branches of government.

$300 Answer from Social Studies

What is Executive, Legislative, and Judicial?

$400 Question from Social Studies

The Erie Canal is located on this river.

$400 Answer from Social Studies

What is the Hudson River?

$500 Question from Social Studies

The driest, hottest and lowest desert in the United States.

$500 Answer from Social Studies

What is Death Valley?

$100 Question from Physical Science

Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo and Violet (Richard of York Gave Battle In Vain)

$100 Answer from Physical Science

What are the colors of the rainbow?

$200 Question from Physical Science

The smallest particle of matter.

$200 Answer from Physical Science

What is an atom?

$300 Question from Physical Science

This tool is used to lift heavy objects.

$300 Answer from Physical Science

What is a pulley?

$400 Question from Physical Science

This travels 186,000 miles per second.

$400 Answer from Physical Science

What is light?

$500 Question from Physical Science

The study of the properties and behavior of light.

$500 Answer from Physical Science

What is optics?

$100 Question from Earth Science

The first person on the moon.

$100 Answer from Earth Science

Who is Neil Armstrong?

$200 Question from Earth Science

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto

$200 Answer from Earth Science

What are the planets in the solar system?

$300 Question from Earth Science

The branch of physics that studies the universe.

$300 Answer from Earth Science

What is astronomy?

$400 Question from Earth Science

Its’ average period of revolutions around earth is 29 days, 12 hours, and 44 minutes.

$400 Answer from Earth Science

What is the moon?

$500 Question from Earth Science

An average increase in the Earth’s temperature that causes changes in climate.

$500 Answer from Earth Science

What is global warming?

Final Jeopardy

The Natural Rights as found in the Declaration of Independence.

Final Jeopardy Answer

What is the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness?

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