Physical Education
I am a ball, thrown around a net and is a bigger version of ping pong. What am I?
Volleyball
I have six strums, and can make music out of them. And I am smaller than a bass. What am I?
A guitar.A ukulele has four and a bass is bigger than a guitar
I am commonly used in paintings you see at the museum. What am I?
Paint or Paintbrush
I am the 57th element of the periodic table. What am I?
Lanthanum
This one’s a riddle: I am used to eat but I am never eaten. What am I? Hint: I am used to put food on and can easily break unless if it is made out of plastic or paper.
A plate.
I am commonly thrown INTO hoops. And the hoop is suspended on a pole. And your brother probably plays this sport. What am I?
A basketball
I have many types of myself: Snare, Hi-Hat, Kick, Crash Cymbal, etc. What am I?
A drum set.
I am accompanied by a medium. And I am used to paint on. What am I?
A Canvas
I am a chart of elements. What am I?
The Periodic Table
If you have an asian mom and you failed a test, you probably have been hit by this. I am a place to put raw food on. I am on a stove. What am I?
Frying Pan
I am accompanied by a bat. And a glove. What am I?
A baseball
I have piano keys but I am found in churches. What am I?
An organ. No, not the ones inside your body.
I am a brush. What am I?
A paintbrush
I am tall, and hollow and has the word “Graduated” in it. What am I?
A Graduated Cylinder
I am used to store pans, plates and pots. What am I?
A cabinet
I am basically what divers have in common. What am I?
Swimming
I am a piano but powered by electricity. What am I?
Electric Keyboard
What is the amount of brushstrokes of the Mona Lisa rounded off to the nearest number?
110,000
What is a biologist?
Someone who studies plants and animals.
I store food that needs to be chilled or frozen. What am I?
A Refrigerator
I am a ball but am thrown at people. What am I?
Dodgeball
What do you call the beat on a percussion instrument?
The Rhythm. If you spelt this wrong, that doesn’t count.
When was paint made?
As early of 98,000 BCE
Who invented the Periodic Table?
Dimitri Mendeleev
What are the three cooking stations of the Work Triangle?
The Preparing Station, The Cooking Station, and The Cleaning Station