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History Teacher turned Principal
Mr. Feeny
Mr. Findley
Mr. Fendley
Mr. Fairchild
2
Famous Spanish Teacher/Glee Club
Mr. Scott
Mr. Gleason
Mr. Schuester
Mr. Martin
3
5th Grade ∎ Geometry:
Which is true of a 120-degree angle?
It is obtuse.
It is straight.
It is right.
It is acute.
4
1st Grade ∎ Literature:
How does Dorothy get to Oz?
tornado
hot air balloon
bubble
time machine
5
1st Grade ∎ Animal Science:
The Tyrannosaurus Rex ate only plants.
True
False
6
5th Grade ∎ U.S. History:
The slaves were freed during which war?
The Civil War
The Revolutionary War
The Great War
The French and Indian War
7
1st Grade ∎ English:
In the nursery rhyme, who jumped over the candlestick?
Jack
the Blind Mice
the Cow
Little Miss Muffet
8
1st Grade ∎ Measurements:
How many years are in a century?
1000
10
100
50
9
5th Grade ∎ World History:
Who revolutionized printing by inventing movable type?
Alexander Graham Bell
Robert Fulton
Henry Ford
Johannes Gutenberg
10
2nd Grade ∎ Astronomy:
In which galaxy is our sun?
the Tadpole Galaxy
the Milky Way Galaxy
the Whirlpool Galaxy
the Black Eye Galaxy
11
5th Grade ∎ Astronomy:
The great scientist Galileo was born in which year A.D.?
1764
1564
1664
1464
12
5th Grade ∎ Social Studies:
In the name of the agency known as
NASA
, what does the second
A
stand for?
Alliance
Affiliation
Administration
Association
13
4th Grade ∎ U.S. Geography:
What is the capital of Virginia?
Roanoke
Richmond
Williamsburg
Alexandria
14
1st Grade ∎ Literature:
In the book
Charlotte's Web
, what type of animal is Charlotte?
pig
spider
goose
rat
15
1st Grade ∎ U.S. Geography:
What is the northernmost U.S. state?
Alaska
Maine
Minnesota
Washington
16
1st Grade ∎ U.S. History:
Which U.S. war was fought between the North & the South?
World War I
the Civil War
the War of 1812
the Revolutionary War
17
2nd Grade ∎ Geography:
Which continent is farthest south?
Antarctica
Austrailia
Africa
South America
18
4th Grade ∎ History:
According to legend, what city suffered a major fire started by Mrs. O'Leary's cow?
San Francisco, California
Atlanta, Georgia
Hinkley, Minnesota
Chicago, Illinois
19
3rd Grade ∎ World History:
On what continent did Genghis Khan build his empire?
Asia
Europe
South America
Africa
20
1st Grade ∎ World Geography:
In what country is the Great Wall?
China
Mongolia
North Korea
Vietnam
21
5th Grade ∎ U.S. History:
Who did not sign the U.S. Constitution?
Alexander Hamilton
John Hancock
George Washington
Ben Franklin
22
Which of the following is the most effective strategy for building and extending students’ vocabulary knowledge?
Showing students how to use roots and affixes to determine meanings
Requiring students to memorize the spelling of unfamiliar words
Giving the students the answers.
Asking students to use unfamiliar words in a sentence
23
1st Grade: How many consonants in the word baseball?
3
7
5
4
24
2nd Grade ∎ Astronomy:
How long does it take Earth to completely orbit the Sun?
12 hours
1 year
3 months
1 day
25
Famous 4th grade teacher
Mr. Garrett
Mr. Kyle
Mr. Garrison
Mr. Clark
26
1st Grade ∎ English:
How many nouns are in the following sentence? "The horse ran into the barn and ate lots of oats."
4
1
3
2
27
2nd Grade ∎ English:
How many verbs are there in the following sentence? "I am the leader, so do your work."
5
3
2
1
28
2nd Grade: True or False. Bats are mammals.
True
False
29
2nd Grade ∎ Math:
Express 1/5 as a percentage.
25%
30%
20%
50%
30
3rd Grade ∎ Geometry:
What kind of angle is a 90-degree angle?
straight angle
right angle
acute angle
obtuse angle
31
4th Grade ∎ Chemistry:
On the periodic table, what letter represents potassium?
Fe
Sn
K
P
32
5th Grade ∎ Spelling:
A bear's all-winter nap is called __________.
H-I-B-E-R-N-A-T-I-O-N
H-I-B-I-E-R-N-A-T-I-O-N
H-Y-B-E-R-N-A-T-I-O-N
H-I-B-A-R-N-A-T-I-O-N
33
Famous Middle School Teacher
Jessica Day
Jessica Bishop
Jessica Knight
Jessica Schmitt
34
3rd Grade ∎ Biology:
In the human body, which system is the heart in?
Circulatory
Digestive
Nervous
Respiratory
35
5th Grade ∎ Literature:
Who wrote
To Kill a Mockingbird
?
John Steinbeck
Harper Lee
Truman Capote
Ernest Hemingway
36
1st Grade ∎ Physical Education:
Crunches exercise what part of your body?
stomach
chest
arms
legs
37
4th Grade ∎ Chemistry:
On the periodic table, what element is represented by the letter B?
Beryllium
Boron
Barium
Bromine
38
4th Grade∎Social Studies:
There are more people living today in Los Angeles than was in the world back in the Stone Age.
True
False
39
2nd Grade ∎ Measurement:
What unit of measurement is abbreviated "qt."?
quarter
quart
carton
cup
40
Which of the following phonemic manipulations is the most complex and is generally developed last by most students?
What word is made when “bl” and “oom” are combined?
Change the /m/ in “mouse” to /h/.
Say “frame.” Say it again without the /r/.
Say “doughnut.” Now say it again, but don’t say “dough.”
41
5th Grade ∎ Biology:
The frontal lobe of your brain controls...
your sense of touch
your hearing and memory
your sight
your learning and decision making
42
1st Grade ∎ Science:
Which won't an herbivore eat?
steak
carrots
salad
vegetables
43
3rd Grade ∎ U.S. Geography:
In what U.S. state is the Grand Canyon?
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
44
4th Grade ∎ Astronomy:
What is the largest planet in the solar system?
Earth
Neptune
Jupiter
Saturn
45
4th Grade ∎ Grammar:
How many articles are found in the following sentence? "The rabbit jumped into the hole."
none
3
1
2
46
2nd Grade ∎ Physical Education:
Which two games use the same ball?
baseball and softball
soccer and volleyball
tennis and handball
dodgeball and kickball
47
4th Grade ∎ World History:
What type of government did the Soviet Union have?
Communist
Theocratic
Socialist
Democratic
48
5th Grade ∎ U.S. History:
Which U.S. president started the baseball tradition known as the "7th inning stretch"?
Ronald Reagan
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Harry Truman
49
3rd Grade ∎ Earth Science:
What U.S. city was largely destroyed by an earthquake in 1906?
Lincoln, Nebraska
San Francisco, California
Seattle, Washington
New Orleans, Louisiana
50
3rd Grade ∎ Math:
3/5 - 2/5 = (3-2)/5
False
True
51
2nd Grade ∎ Math:
What is one-sixth of 72?
14
9
16
12
52
3rd Grade ∎ Geometry:
You determine the area of a polygon by adding up the lengths of its sides.
False
True
53
2nd Grade ∎ U.S. Geography:
What river flows through New Orleans, Louisiana?
Columbia River
Red River of the South
Mississippi River
Rio Grande River
54
Which of the following reading skills is the most important prerequisite to understanding an author’s purpose?
Distinguishing between facts and opinions
Creating mental images while reading
Making personal connections to the text
Eliminating unnecessary information
55
3rd Grade ∎ U.S. Geography:
What river flows through the Grand Canyon?
Colorado River
Mississippi River
Columbia River
Rio Grande River
56
Chemistry Teacher
Henry Figgins
Walter White
Gary Simpson
Bryan Williams
57
Famous elementary teacher
Erin Brockovich
Edith Gardner
Edna Krabappel
Edna Skinner
58
3rd Grade ∎ Social Studies:
Which U.S. state produces the most citrus fruit?
Arizona
Florida
Texas
California
59
2nd Grade ∎ U.S. Geography:
What is the body of water between Florida and Texas called?
Caribbean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Great Salt Lake
Gulf of Mexico
60
History Teacher
Alexis Rose
Moira Rose
Jocelyn Schitt
Twyla Sands
61
1st Grade ∎ Physical Education:
Which are two names for the same track-and-field event?
pole vault and high jump
shot put and hammer throw
triple jump and high hurdles
long jump and broad jump
62
5th Grade ∎ World Geography:
Portugal borders Spain on one side and _______ on the other.
France
Algeria
Atlantic Ocean
Moracco
63
Famous elementary teacher
Ms. Fairchild
Ms. Frizzle
Ms. Rachel
Ms. Frazzled
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4th Grade ∎ Astronomy:
Which is the second planet from the Sun?
Mercury
Earth
Mars
Venus
65
1st Grade ∎ Measurements:
How many days are there in a non-leap year?
365 days
366 days
364 days
367 days
66
2nd Grade ∎ U.S History:
What was the last name of the U.S. president whose first name was Millard?
Pierce
Taylor
Polk
Fillmore
67
4th Grade ∎ Geography:
What is the southernmost U.S. state?
Louisiana
Hawaii
Texas
Florida
68
4th Grade∎U.S. History:
What was driven into ground to celebrate completion of N.America's 1st transcontinental railroad?
a copper spike
a silver spike
a golden spike
an iron spike
69
3rd Grade ∎ Earth Science:
Air pressure is greater at the Earth's surface than far up in the sky?
False
True
70
1st Grade ∎ Earth Science:
What common substance found on the surface of the Earth is melted to make glass?
sand
clay
water
dirt
