Multiplication Facts
6 x3
18
What is it called when wind, water, and ice break down rocks into sediment?
weathering
Tell me, in French, one colour that an apple could be (there are two potential answers here, you only need to give me one)
rouge
vert
How many apostrophes are missing from this sentence?
Isabellas cat is the cutest cat Ive ever seen.
2
Isabella's - possessive
I've - contraction
Who's last name is Zhang?
David
6x4
24
What is it called when the sediment is pushed from one place to another?
erosion
Tell me, in French, the colour that a banana usually is
jaune
How many apostrophes are missing from this sentence?
CJs love of computers is well known. Hes so good at working with them!
2
CJ's - possessive
He's - contraction
5 people in our class have names that end in "n"
Name all 5.
Kaiden
Karsten
Martin
Peyton
Mason
6x6
36
What is the name for the place the sediment stops?
deposition
Tell me, in French, the colour that the ocean is ?
bleu
One apostrophe here is used incorrectly... which one is the wrong one?
There's a good chance that it'll be raining today. Good thing all the student's brought their boots!
student's
Should be students, plural, not possessive.
Someone in our class has a brother named Matthias. Name that someone.
Henrik
6x7
42
What are the two C words that describe sedimentary rock being pressed together?
compaction and cementation
Tell me, in French, what colour clouds are (two answers here, name one)
gris
blanc
Their, there, they're.
One of them is used incorrectly in this sentence. Name the incorrect one.
There once was a family who was very nice. They're whole family was friendly and kind! I met them over there at the park and they all gave me hugs and greetings! (pre-COVID times obviously)
They're
Should be their.
Spell Ms. Xu's first name
N-A-I-Y-A
6x9
54
What kind of rock is the most likely to have fossils?
sedimentary
Tell me, in French, how to say "Wash your hands"
Lavez les mains
What are the two kinds of uses of apostrophes?
contractions
Possessive
What is the name of the new stitch we learned this week?
whip