5th Grade
Math
Math
126 x 28
3,528
What does the beginning of every sentence need to start with?
A capital letter
What is the principal's name?
Mrs. Johnson
Name the states of matter
Liquid, solid, gas
Spell the word that means something you use to keep your place in a novel.
bookmark
What is cause and effect?
One thing makes another thing happen
What is 228 x 30 =
6,840
what is a noun? Give an example of a noun in a sentence.
A person, place, thing or animal
What is the Monticello mascot?
mountain lion
Name the seasons?
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Spell the word that means something you may send to a friend while traveling
postcard
What is a word for two things that are similar?
synonym
480-255
225
What is an adjective? Give an example of an adjective in a sentence
A word that describes a noun
How many second grade teachers are there?
one
Name the type of heat that comes from the Sun.
Solar
Spell the word that means the answer of a subtraction problem.
difference
What is a Simile?
Comparing two things using the words like or as
Simplify 8/20
2/5
What should always go at the end of a sentence?
Punctuation. (.!?)
Who is our counselor?
Mr. Nick
When is your shadow the shortest?
At noon
Spell the word that comes after seven.
eight
What is the difference between a metaphor and a simile?
You compare two things with both, but in a simile you use like or as
3/18 + 2/6 =
1/2
What is a verb? Give an example of a verb in a sentence
An action word
Who is the school secretary?
Mrs. Jacobs
What is a cloud made of?
water droplets.
Spell the word that is another word for store.
market
What is a homonym?
word that sounds the same but has a different meaning.
1530 divided by 15?
102
What is the noun(s), verb(s), and adjective(s) in the following sentence: David's big fluffy dog was running down the long street.
noun: David, dog
verb: running
adjective: big, fluffy, long
What Region of the United States do we live in?
In which direction does the Sun rise?
East
Spell the word of the state we live in:
Idaho
What is a word that means the opposite?
antonym