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7th Grade Orals Bluegrass Middle School Academic Conference 15 rounds of 80 questions divided into halves, with alternates Copyright © 2014 Academic Hallmarks 7th Grade Orals Round 1 First Half Page 1 1. Mining 6. History Down Under What is the term for rocks containing economically Similar to the way the American government confined extractable metals such as silver, lead, tin, gold, copper, Indians to reservations, the Australian government or molybdenum? removed populations of what native people to government or missionary reserves? ores Aborigines 2. Musical Instruments 7. Disorders Name the piece of cane or metal in the mouthpiece of What is the term for motion sickness aboard an a wind instrument. aircraft? reed airsickness 3. Levers 8. Fictional Diseases What is the name for the pivot point of a lever? In the Harry Potter stories, what fictional disease covers the victim in purple blisters and renders them unable to speak? fulcrum spattergroit 4. Auditoriums 9. Plurals and Singulars The raised seating platforms located toward the back What is the singular of the word "series"? of auditoriums are called galleries or what else? balconies series 5. Novels 10. Lakes "Caddie Woodlawn" is a novel about pioneer life in the Some bottoms of the Great Lakes are below sea level. 1860s in what north-central U.S. state? What is the only means by which these basins could have been scoured to such depth? Wisconsin glaciers 7th Grade Orals Round 1 First Half Page 2 11. Peaceful Promises 16. Imperialism What fictional ship captain says this in a novel? Victoria Falls in Rhodesia and Victoria Peak in Hong No one will ever use the Nautilus Kong were named after a monarch in what country? as an instrument of conquest. Captain Nemo Great Britain 12. Stick Homonyms 17. Medicinal Discoveries What name is used both for a short club carried by Jacques Cartier found that a tea made from the leaves police officers and the stick used by orchestra of the eastern white cedar cured his men of scurvy. conductors? Those leaves are rich in what vitamin? baton vitamin C 13. Athletics 18. Line Postulates Name the period preceding an athletic event during Two lines in the same plane must either run parallel to which you prepare by stretching and performing each other or they must do what? limited exercises. warm up intersect (crisscross, meet, cross) 14. Mountains 19. Fraction Exponentiation If the only time that mountains could have been What is the square of 10/11? formed was when the Earth was formed, then there would be no mountains today because they would have been obliterated by what process? erosion 100/121 15. Animal Anatomy 20. Earth's Interior What do ornithologists call long jaws without teeth? In terms of density, how do materials in Earth's mantle compare with those in the crust? beaks They are denser. 7th Grade Orals Round 1 First Half Page 3 21. Life on Earth 26. Nutrition Today, about 1.5 million species are known, but The amount of energy that proteins, fats, and scientists estimate there may be as many as 30 million carbohydrates can supply to your body is measured in species on the planet. If this is so, what fraction of the what units? total species is known? 1/20 calories (or kilocalories or kcals) 22. Naval Ports 27. Anthem Analysis Name the location of the U.S. headquarters for the What is the first prepositional phrase in the U.S. Pacific fleet in Hawaii. national anthem? Pearl Harbor by the dawn's early light 23. Mathematical Properties 28. Electricity AB = BA is the commutative property for Name the path that an electric current travels in a multiplication. What is the commutative property for building. addition? A+B = B+A circuit 24. Rhyme 29. Transgressions Using letters, what is the rhyme scheme in this verse? These quotations are about what practice? Bid me to weep, and I will weep, -The universe would not be rich enough While I have eyes to see; to buy the vote of an honest man. And having none, yet I will keep -There is gold for you. Sell me your good A heart to weep for thee. report. -Judges and senates have been bought for gold; Esteem and love were never to be sold. -All men have their price. abab bribery (taking a bribe) 25. Historical Fiction 30. Appointments In "Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes," Sadako's In the same year that Archibald Cox was appointed illness was caused by what? special prosecutor in the Watergate scandal, who was appointed U.S. vice president? radiation (atomic bomb) Gerald Ford 7th Grade Orals Round 1 First Half Page 4 31. Eye Parts 36. The Solar System The cornea is the clear covering of the eye over the Our solar system consists of one star, planets and all pupil and what colored part? their moons, several thousand minor planets called asteroids, and an equally large number of what other kind of bodies? iris comets 32. Documents 37. Landforms What document in each state establishes the What do Norwegians call the deep grooves cut in the organizational structure of government, defines the coastline by prehistoric glaciers that are now filled powers and functions of its departments, and provides with seawater? the foundations for local governments? state constitution fiords 33. Crimes 38. Fields of Science In the U.S., how are lesser criminal acts including all Name the science of the study of animals. those which are not felonies classified? misdemeanors zoology 34. Algebraic Representation 39. Superlatives Using x as a person's age now, represent that person's Longer adjectives form their superlative forms by age 40 years ago. adding either "most" or what other word? x-40 least 35. Hiking Trails 40. Calamities Parts of the Pacific Crest Trail are in what three In contrast to man-made disasters, what is the contiguous states? collective name for those disasters caused by floods, earthquakes, and volcanic eruptions? California, Oregon, Washington natural disasters 7th Grade Orals Round 1 First Half Page 5 Alt. 1. Genetics What is the general term for an individual or organism that has a new genetic characteristic as a result of a mutation? mutant Alt. 2. Probability 50% of the insects in your basement are cockroaches. 50% of those cockroaches are males. What is the probability that a randomly-selected insect in your basement is a female cockroach? 25% (1 in 4 or .25) Alt. 3. Time What time zone is between the Mountain Standard Time Zone and the Eastern Standard Time Zone? Central Standard Time Zone Alt. 4. Ulcers Small ulcers called canker sores usually appear near what part of the body? mouth Alt. 5. Reciprocals What is the difference between 8 and its reciprocal? 7.875 (or 7 7/8) 7th Grade Orals Round 1 Second Half Page 1 1. Growing Populations 6. Ballets Given that the human population is increasing about Sergei Prokofiev composed what ballet based on a 250,000 per day, to the nearest million, this planet fairy tale about a young oppressed woman who must support how many million more people each suddenly and unexpectedly achieves a full life as the year? wife of a prince? 91 Cinderella 2. Anniversaries 7. Mountain Ranges In 2012, the city of San Francisco celebrated the 75th Name the easternmost South American country that anniversary of what bridge? includes part of the Andes. Golden Gate Bridge Argentina 3. Chemical Compounds 8. Hydrology What two elements are in a molecule of HI? Water occupying openings in soil and rock is subsurface water. What is the term for water in rivers and lakes? hydrogen, iodine surface water 4. Science Fiction 9. Compass Bearings In what dystopian novel by M.T. Anderson are the Compass bearings are given as three digit numbers. If brains of American citizens all directly connected to north is 000 degrees, what is the compass bearing for some advanced form of the internet by means of an northeast? implanted device? Feed 045 degrees 5. Stars 10. Cubes What yellow dwarf star is closest to the Earth? What is the length of one side of a cube that contains a volume of 125 cubic feet? Sun 5 feet 7th Grade Orals Round 1 Second Half Page 2 11. Numbers 16. Consecutive Integers Transform the cardinal number 19 into an ordinal What is the largest of three consecutive odd integers if number. their sum is 51? 19th 19 12. Zoological Classification 17. Texts Prairie dogs are not canines. They actually belong to These are lines from what part of a biology textbook? what order of mammals? Tendon, 354 Territoriality, 339-340 Thalamus, 537 Thallophytes, 283 rodent (Rodentia) index 13. Fruits 18. Biomes What tropical fruit got its name from its resemblance What biome characterizes the Aleutian Islands? to the reproductive structures on conifers? pineapple tundra 14. Machines 19. Volcanoes What kind of structure supports a rotating part of a In 2010, massive disruptions of commercial air traffic machine? resulted when a volcano in what country erupted? bearing (bushing) Iceland 15. Shadows 20. Meteorology What happens to the size of the projected silhouette as On a weather map, what is the meaning of a circle the distance from the object blocking the light to the enclosing the letter "F"? surface of projection increases? It becomes larger. fog 7th Grade Orals Round 1 Second Half Page 3 21. Electrical Charges 26. Influences from Abroad What is the charge on a rubber balloon after it has The languages, customs, and traditions of South been rubbed on fur? America were influenced centuries ago mainly by what two European countries? negative Spain, Portugal 22.
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