Measurements
Fairy Tales
Nursery Rhymes
All About Numbers
Valentine's Day
100
A thermometer is used to measure_______
temperature
100
Where was Little Red Riding Hood going when she met the wolf?
To Grandma's House
100
Why did old mother Hubbard go to the cupboard?
To get her poor dog a bone
100
It is said that cats have this many lives ________.
9
100
What was the first company to mass produce Valentine’s day cards?
Hallmark
200
The sphygmomanometer measures ______.
Blood pressure
200
"Fe Fi Fo Fum" is from which fairy tale?
Jack and the Beanstalk
200
What did Georgie Porgie do to the girls to make them all cry?
Kiss them.
200
“Get your kicks on route_____”
66
200
If you’re quick to show you’re feelings, where do you "wear" your heart?
On your sleeve
300
A barometer is used to measure ___________
air or atmospheric pressure
300
Name the dwarf that does NOT belon in the Snow White fairy tale:
Happy Dopey Tiny Doc
Grumpy Sneezy Bashful Sleepy
Tiny
300
According to the nursery rhyme, what are little boys made of?
Frogs and snails and puppy dog tails.
300
What number at Baker Street does Sherlock Holmes live at?
221b
300
In which U.S. city did the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre happen on Feb. 14, 1929?
Chicago
400
A caliper is used to measure ______
length
400
What was the special 'ability' of the girl in the fairy tale "Rumpelstiltskin"?
Spin straw into gold (She couldn't do this)
400
Who did Simple Simon meet while going to the fair?
The pie man
400
In a criminal trial, how many jurors are there in court?
12
400
How many lines are in a traditional sonnet?
14
500
The Brannock Device measures __________.
Shoe size
500
What did the three little pigs build their houses out of?
Stick, Straw, and Brick 
500
Where specifically did Mary's lamb follow her one day?
To school
500
How many red balls are on a standard Snooker table at the start of a game?
15
500
What Italian city is the setting of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet?
Verona