Many Subjects - One Game

 Students will demonstrate knowledge in a variety of subjects by playing a quiz game.  There are 5 categories; grammar, famous people, authors, mathematical prefixes, and fill-in-the-blanks featuring questions pertaining to pronouns, science, art, and history.  Each category has 11 questions.  Then the players advance to a times table portion where they have to answer multiplication problems (32 problems). 

 There are 5 categories.  The first category is "Machines and Planets".  There are 11 questions about simple machines and planets in our solar system.  The second category is "Conflicted".  The third category is "Health".  The next category is "Math".  The final category is "Homonyms".  Eleven questions require the students to fill in the sentences with the correct homonym. After the questions there is a final game of states and capitals. 

 There are 5 categories; definitions, famous people, country capitals, inventions, and geometry with 11 questions in each category followed by a spelling round with 32 words to be spelled. 

 The first category for this game is "Lefties".  Students are asked to identify 11 well-known people who are left-handed.  The second category is "Haiku am I".  The third category is "Literary Devices".  The fourth category is "Probably".  The final category is "Calendar".  This features 11 questions about the night sky.  The final game features knowing the difference between a complete sentence and a fragment.