Are You Smarter Than A 6th Grader? (Math)
If a train was supposed to arrive at 3:20 pm and arrived 45 minutes late, it arrived at... ?
4:05 PM
Who did the US fight a war with to gain their independence?
Great Britain
What state is Washington D.C. in?
TRICK QUESTION
This means you have a lot of "charisma" in gen z lingo
Rizz
What is the name of a person who studies weather?
Meteorologist
Which genre describes imaginary events?
Fiction
What is the equation for area of a triangle?
What is the USA's three branches of government?
Legislative, Executive, and Judicial branch
Name 3 states in the USA.
(varies)
Jonathan said the word is “preparation.” Spell “it.”
I - T
When the moon covers the sun
What is a Solar Eclipse?
Which word is spelled correctly?
A. Attendence
B. Aplication
C. Appreciate
C. Appreciate
Improper fraction
What was Thailand called before Thailand?
Siam
Brazil and Argentina are located in which Continent?
South America
The city that never sleeps.
NYC
What layer of the Earth is below the crust?
Mantle
Name the type of figurative language.
Joseph said the chocolate cake was calling his name.
Personification
If x=3, solve the following problem:
15 (x+8) = ?
165
What year was the beginning of Thai democracy?
1973
What region of the USA is Washington state located?
A) Northwest region
B) North Region
C) Northeast Region
D) All of the Above
A) Northwest region
Popular game with building blocks
Minecraft
Burning fossil fuels, farm animals releasing methane gas, forests absorbing high amounts of CO2, and deforestation are examples of...?
Climate Change
What figurative language has two words with the same pronunciation?
Homophone
In a class of 30 students, 12 are boys. What fraction of the class are girls?
18/30 or 3/5
What year did World War 2 start - 1938/139/1940?
1938
Japan is an island in what body of water?
Pacific ocean
What numbers are included in the binary code?
What is 0 and 1
Which rock formation are formed from layers of sand, silt, dead plants, and animal skeletons
Sedimentary rocks
a figure of speech that compares two things without using "like" or "as"
Metaphor