Riddles
I am loved, for I am sweet
I come in many forms
but I’m always a treat
before apple and after cotton
dentists contend that I’ll
make your teeth rotten.
What am I?
candy
10, 11, 12, ___ (t)
thirteen
Patrick Henry famously said, "Give me liberty or give me _____!"
death
The contraction of "will + not" = ?
won't
What do Koalas eat?
Eucalyptus leaves / Gum tree leaves
What do you find at the end of a rainbow?
The letter "w"
To sell goods to another country (e)
export
The last state to join the USA.
Hawaii
"Railroad" and "seaweed" are what type of word?
Compound words
When you compare, you look for _________.
When you contrast, you look for ___________.
similarities / differences
If you threw a yellow stone into a blue sea, what would it become?
wet
quarrel
Who's fault was it that people got tricked by Stub Newell's petrified giant?
Newspapers / Reporters
A word that has almost the same meaning as another word.
synonym
The 2 types of foxes we learned about.
The Kit Fox and the Gray Fox
I can travel at nearly 100 miles per hour, but never leave the room. You can cover me up, but that doesn’t slow me down. You will not know if I come only once or again and again and again. What am I?
A sneeze
To provide a house or room with furniture. (f)
furnish
Sister Fox tricked Brother Coyote by saying what was below the water?
Cheese
: <- what is this punctuation called?
colon
In "The Tall Tower", the king was standing on a tower of what?
Barrels
I am yellow and I write, and my mate is white.
A pencil
Someone who does something only for enjoyment rather than for money. (a)
amateur
A word with two different meanings that are opposite of each other.
Contronym
Fix this sentence:
Tyler asked Will we see any alligators
Tyler asked, "Will we see any alligators?"
In "The Most Important Lesson", what subject did Mr. Ferris teach?
History