World Capitals
What is the capital of England?
A. Newcastle
B. Liverpool
C. London
D. Manchester
C. London
This is the distance all the way around the outside of a circle.
Circumference
Name two punctuation marks that you can use to end a grammatically correct sentence.
A fruit that starts with "a"
Apple, apricot
What is the capital of Japan?
A. Kyoto
B. Tokyo
C. Osaka
D. Nagasaki
B. Tokyo
This is a whole number that is greater than 1 that has more than two factors.
Composite
This is the type of punctuation you would use to show that characters are speaking in a story.
Quotation marks
A vegetable that starts with "c"
Corn, carrots, celery
What is the capital of Brazil?
A. Rio de Janeiro
B. Brasilia
C. Sao Paolo
D. Fortaleza
B. Brasilia
This is a 3D shape that has two circles for bases.
Cylinder
This is the type of punctuation you would use to take a breath in a sentence (NOT a full stop).
Comma
A fruit that starts with "b"
Banana, berry
What is the capital of Australia?
A. Sydney
B. Melbourne
C. Brisbane
D. Canberra
D. Canberra
This is the exact middle of a circle.
Center
Starting with an "a", this is the name of the punctuation mark you would use to show that something belongs to someone.
Apostrophe
A vegetable that stars with "p"
peas, parsnip, potato