Math Vocabulary
Reading
American Cities
Multi-meanings
Potpourri
100
The number in a multiplication equation.
What is a factor?
100
Shackleton was born in this country.
What is England?
100
It's always windy there.
What is Chicago?
100
Your town, as well as the band teacher's and Julie's last names.
What are M-o-r-r-i-s?
100
April 6, 7, and 8.
What three days will push Mr. Pane and Miss Maillet over the edge? -or- What are the dates of Nature's Classroom?
200
The likelihood of an event happening.
What is probability?
200
It's where the Watsons are going.
What is Birmingham?
200
This "city by the bay" is home to Alcatraz and the Giants.
What is San Francisco?
200
Present or past tense for looking at words in a book.
What are r-e-a-d?
200
Fun Night Out
What words do FNO stand for?
300
The answer to a division problem.
What is a quotient?
300
Mrs. Waldron.
Who is the librarian (library media specialist) at Wamogo?
300
Frank Sinatra wanted to "be a part" of this city.
What is New York?
300
People from Poland are this, or a verb that means to shine a piece of furniture.
What is p-o-l-i-s-h?
300
Fill in the blank: "You're not going to be able to do this next year at ___________!"
What is Wamogo?
400
The bottom number in a fraction.
What is a denominator?
400
What this Wimpy Kid spends most of his time writing.
What is a diary?
400
Its nickname is Hotlanta because of its extreme summer temperatures.
What is Atlanta?
400
To get ready for a big athletic event or a fast-moving form of ground transportation.
What are t-r-a-i-n?
400
998
What was the mean for Tootsie Roll Pop licks in 6M?
500
It contains a whole number and a fraction.
What is a mixed number?
500
Michael is not a brother of this famous literary Jackson.
Who is Percy Jackson?
500
The city of angels is one of this city's nicknames.
What is Los Angeles?
500
You could throw this, and Cinderella went to one.
What are b-a-l-l?
500
The Shufflin' Buffalo sandwich is on this deli's menu.
What is the Ripe Tomato?
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