math
what math property can you only use mutipying and adding
comuntive property
Characters in this novel's flashbacks include Kissin' Kate Barlow, Madame Zeroni, and
Elya Yelnats. Stanley befriends Zero as the boys solve the mystery of Camp Green Lake. Name
this Newbery Medal-winning novel by Louis Sachar [SACK-er].
HOLES
Volcanic eruptions have been a source of geologic change throughout the history of
Earth. As magma erupts through the surface and flows onto the crust as lava, it begins to cool,
leaving new rock behind. Which type of rock is formed by lava and the remains of volcanic
eruptions?
IGNEOUS (ROCK)
Four great Americans are commemorated in this sculpture. It is located in South Dakota.
What colossal sculpture was created by Gutzon Borglum?
MT. RUSHMORE (NATIONAL MEMORIAL)
This nursery rhyme character shares his name with a character from Lewis Carroll's
Through the Looking-Glass. Many illustrations show him as an egg, although the nursery rhyme
only mentions his fragility. Who, after his great fall from a wall, couldn't be put back together
again by the king's horses and men?
HUMPTY DUMPTY
This property of real numbers combines multiplication and addition. What property
allows you to multiply a number by each of the addends inside the parentheses before adding
the addends?
DISTRIBUTIVE (PROPERTY)
This novel's heroine is a Cuban-American rising sixth grader at Seaward Pines Academy.
She deals with class bully Edna Santos, mentors her Sunshine Buddy, and learns that her
grandfather Lolo has dementia. What is this Newbery Medal-winning novel by Meg Medina?
MERCI SUĂREZ CHANGES GEARS
In 1774, this element was discovered by Joseph Priestley. What element, atomic
number 8, is necessary for animals to carry out respiration and has the chemical symbol O?
OXYGEN
In this novel, the title character competes against Veruca Salt, Violet Beauregarde, Mike
Teavee, and Augustus Gloop. By being the best-behaved child, he inherits the title business
from its owner, Willy Wonka. Name this Roald Dahl [ROO-all DOLL] work.
CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY
This fable's title now refers to a person who raises a false alarm. It warns the reader,
quote, "No one believes a liar, even when he is telling the truth." What is this Aesop fable about
a young shepherd who loses his flock to a predator?
(THE) BOY WHO CRIED WOLF
In order to solve this problem, you must convert a mixed number to an improper
fraction. What improper fraction is equal to 21 and one-half?
43/2 (FORTY-THREE HALVES) (ACCEPT: 43 OVER 2)
Among this novel's characters are Helene the goat, Bertrand the seagull, Sonja the
squirrel, and Angus the raccoon. At its conclusion, Johannes, a half-coyote and half-dog, leaves
an island park to travel to the mainland. Identify this recent Newbery winner by Dave Eggers.
(THE) EYES AND THE IMPOSSIBLE
Sometimes materials hold electrons more loosely than other materials. When this
happens, electrons can easily move from one object to another, producing a charge. What is
this phenomenon that you often see in the winter when your hair stands on end after you put
on a sweater?
STATIC (ELECTRICITY)
This literary element drives the plot because it gives the protagonist obstacles to
overcome. It can be either external or internal. Name this element, examples of which are
person versus self and person versus nature.
CONFLICT
This picture book's title character spends her night running down the sidewalk, through
the garden, past the field, and by the pond. She mistakenly believes the sky holds a large bowl
of milk. Name this Caldecott winner by Kevin Henkes [HANK-us].
KITTEN'S FIRST FULL MOON