English Language Arts
The shortest, oldest, and most commonly used word
What is I?
The former U.S. President. Who was the first person to live in the White House
Who was John Adams?
The amount of time it takes the sun's light to get to earth
What is 8 minutes and 19 seconds?
An item related to sports that is a perfect rhombus
What is a baseball diamond?
The only letter not to appear in a U.S. State name
What is a Q?
The very long word (which is not the longest in the English language) that came from a hit Disney film
What is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious?
The famous face of a well-known alcohol brand. Who was an actual person who lived from 1635-1688
Who was Captain Morgan?
The liquid in the human body that is strong enough to dissolve stainless steel
What is stomach acid?
The U.S. State with the most roads (679,917 total miles of lanes)
What is Texas?
The animal that shell is bulletproof
A gender-specific word (today) that used to mean a small boy and a small girl
What is girl?
The famous French military general. Who was once attacked by a horde of bunnies
Who was Napoleon Bonaparte?
The only planet to spin clockwise
What is Venus?
The amount of time it takes a cheetah to go from 0 to 68 miles per hour
What is less than three seconds?
The organization that has found a way to "email" tools to workers
Who is NASA (through 3-D printing technology)?
A label we use for commonly used words (ex. like, actually, honestly, and basically)
What is a crutch word?
The very famous U.S. President. Who is in the Wrestling Hall of Fame
Who was Abraham Lincoln?
The bug that can accelerate faster than a space shuttle
What is a flea?
The number of people that are needed to be in the same room for there to be a 99% chance of a shared birthday
What is 75?
The country that has 421 words for snow
What is Scotland?
A sentence that contains every letter in the language
What is a pangram?
The former U.S. President. Who was also a great musician and could play 5 instruments (piano, saxophone, clarinet, accordion, and violin)
Who was Richard Nixon?
The weight of a teaspoon of a neutron star
What is 6 billion tons (12,000,000,000,000 pounds)?
The estimated weight of Mount Everest
What is 357 trillion pounds (178,500,000,000 tons)?
The full name of the famous cereal-mascot, Cap'n Crunch
What is Horatio Magellan Crunch?