Riddles
What has no voice, but can tell you stories?
Alexa, Audio Book, iPad, Person, Book, Pictures, etc.
What is an obtuse angle?
An angle that is bigger than a right angle.
What is an "eruption?"
A volcano has exploded or is spewing lava and gas.
A girl who saves the world with a chicken, a heart, and a demigod.
Moana
What can a "bill on capitol hill" become?
a law
What is full of holes but can still hold water?
Sponge, ect.
What big natural disaster happened in San Francisco? (in the magazine)
Earthquake
"The boy who lived, come to die..."
Harry Potter
Cowboys would deliver mail by riding on trails across the country. This was called the__________________.
Pony Express
What do you have to break before you can use it?
Glow stick, egg, etc.
What do you call a triangle with 3 equal sides?
Equilateral Triangle
When rocks in nature have a glass like texture, they are probably ______________ rocks.
Igneous Rocks
The shoes only fit her,
but she lost one.
It was returned to her,
but only after everyone else had tried it on.
Cinderella
What was the name of one of the trails that people used to travel west?
Oregon Trail, California Trail, etc.
What can go up but can never come back down?
age, etc.
What do you call a triangle with 2 equal sides?
Isosceles Triangle
What important material does volcanologists use to collect lava samples?
Water
A powerful glove that can do anything you want. Snap your fingers and someone dies.
Avengers - End Game
Congress
What can you break without touching it, throwing it, dropping it, or hitting it?
A promise, a secret, silence, sound barrier, etc.
What is the perimeter of a rectangle that is 2 inches long and 5 inches wide?
2+2 = 4 5+5 = 10
2+2+5+5 = 14
What is the difference between a dormant volcano, active volcano, and extinct volcano?
Dormant: Could become active
Active: Is spewing lava, gas, or heat
Extinct: there is no more lava in the volcano, and it can't become active again.
"I am vengeance, I am the night"
Batman
List a right that we learned about in the Bill of Rights Amendments.
religion, speech, press, assembly, bare arms, jury, tried once, lawyer, entering home, warrants, etc.