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?
Mr. Hodge
Name the states of matter
Liquid, solid, gas
Spell the word that means a type of fancy paper we write on.
stationery
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 Holmes mascot ?
a Hawk
Name the seasons?
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Spell the word that is type of school for grades K-5:
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
What is the Assistant Principal's name?
Mrs. Rehfield
Name the type of heat that comes from the Sun.
Solar
Spell the word that means the answer of a division problem.
quotient
What is a Simile?
Comparing two things using the words like or as
240 divided by 6
40
What should always go at the end of a sentence?
Punctuation. (.!?)
Who is our school Social Worker?
Ms. Bernstein
When is your shadow the shortest?
At noon
Spell the word for the number that come 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
234 x 560
131,040
What is a verb? Give an example of a verb in a sentence
An action word
Who is the school secretary?
Mrs. Krikau
What is a cloud made of?
water droplets.
Spell the word that means a four sided figure.
quadrilateral
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?
Midwest
In which direction does the Sun rise?
East
Spell the word of the state we live in:
Illinois
What is a word that means the opposite?
antonym