Arithmetic
If you have 2 apples and eat 1, you have this many left.
Where is 1?
This shape looks like a ball or a bubble.
Where is Circle (Sphere)?
This coin is big, silver, and worth 25 cents.
Where is Quarter?
Half of a pizza is divided into this many slices.
Where is 2?
You use these ten things on your hands to help you count.
Where is Fingers?
10 + 10 equals this number.
Where is 20?
A square has this many corners.
Where is 4?
There are this many minutes in one hour.
Where is 60?
50% of something is the same as this fraction.
Where is 1/2?
This is the "starting" number that represents nothing.
Where is 0?
This is the result of 5 x 6.
Where is 30?
This is the term for the distance all the way around a shape.
Where is Perimeter?
If you buy a $0.75 candy with a $1.00 bill, you get this much change.
Where is $0.25?
This is the top number of a fraction.
Where is Numerator?
He is the famous "Father of Geometry" whose name starts with 'E'.
Where is Euclid?
This is the square root of 81.
Where is 9?
An angle that is exactly 90 degrees is called this.
Where is Right Angle?
If it is 11:45 AM, it will be this time in 30 minutes.
Where is 12:15 PM?
To find 10% of any number, you move the decimal point this many places to the left.
Where is 1?
This sequence starts 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8...
Where is Fibonacci?
12 times 12 equals this.
Where is 144?
A 3D shape that looks like a soup can is called this.
Where is Cylinder?
If a train leaves at 2:00 PM traveling 60 mph, it will travel this far by 4:30 PM.
Where is 150 Miles?
This is 1/4 written as a decimal.
Where is 0.25?
This "P" word describes a number that can only be divided by 1 and itself.
Where is Prime?