Word Problems (applied math)
You have 5 apples and give 2 away. How many are left?
Answer: What is 3?
100 — Clue: Spell the word for a baby cat.
Answer: What is K-I-T-T-E-N (kitten)?
00 — Clue: Which planet is called the Red Planet?
Answer: What is Mars?
7 + 6
13
When something on a game or video is super exciting, people type a short word from Twitch chat — what do they say?
What is “poggers” (or “pog”)?
12 candies are shared equally among 3 kids. How many candies does each get?
Answer: What is 4?
200 — Clue: Spell the common connecting word “because.”
Answer: What is B-E-C-A-U-S-E (because)?
200 — Clue: At 0 degrees Celsius water becomes this.
Answer: What is ice?
5x3
15
If someone is acting sneaky or you don’t trust them, kids whisper a three-letter word from an online game. What is it?
What is “sus”
There are 24 students split into 3 equal rows. How many students are in each row?
Answer: What is 8?
300 — Clue: Identify the part of speech: the word “quickly.”
Answer: What is an adverb?
300 — Clue: During photosynthesis plants make this gas that animals breathe.
Answer: What is oxygen?
24 divided by 3
8
A weird cartoon series about dancing toilets made a silly phrase kids copy — what is the toilet show name?
What is “Skibidi” or “Skibidi Toilet”?
A toy costs $45. You have $20. How much more money do you need?
What is $25?
400 — Clue: What is the plural of “child”?
Answer: What is children?
400 — Clue: which body part has the largest human body muscle?
Answer: What is the leg
46+39
85
two numbers that come after eachother and is a brain rot
six seven
Clue: A rectangle is 8 units wide and 7 units tall. What is its area in square units?
Answer: What is 56?
500 — Clue: Choose the correctly punctuated question: “Do you like cake.” or “Do you like cake?”
Answer: What is “Do you like cake?”
500 — Clue: Which of these is a mammal: frog, snake, or whale?
Answer: What is a whale?
3 quarters of 20
15
When someone says “I’m telling the truth — no lie,” Gen Z often adds two words. What phrase do they say?
Correct response: What is “no cap”?