Math
History
Pie
Memorization
Bonus!!!
100

Pi is defined as the ratio of a circle's circumference to this—the distance across the center.

What is the diameter?

100

This ancient civilization, famous for building pyramids, used a rough version of Pi to calculate area.

Who are the Egyptians?

100

This traditional American pie is often served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, a style known as "à la mode."

What is apple pie?

100

These are the first three digits of Pi.

3.14

100

If you write "3.14" on a piece of paper and hold it up to a mirror, it spells out this word.(worth times two) 

What is PIE?

200

If you multiply the radius of a circle by 2, you get this.

What is the diameter?

200

Pi is a letter from this ancient alphabet.

 What is the Greek alphabet?

200

To prevent the edges of your crust from burning, you might cover them with this common kitchen metal wrap.

What is aluminum foil?

200

This is the 4th decimal digit (the number right after 3.141...)

5

200

In 1897, a state legislature nearly passed a law legally changing the value of Pi to this whole number to make math "easier."( 2x) 

What is 3.2?

300

Pi is this type of number, meaning its decimals never end and never form a repeating pattern.

What is irrational?

300

This famous physicist, known for the equation E=mc^2, was actually born on Pi Day (March 14) in 1879.

Who was Albert Einstein?

300

This savory "pie" from the UK traditionally features minced meat topped with a thick layer of mashed potatoes.(parents love this!)

What is shepherd's pie?

300

he "Feynman Point" occurs at the 762nd decimal place, where this specific digit repeats six times in a row.

9

300

If you were to wrap a rope around the entire Earth's equator and wanted to raise it 1 foot off the ground all the way around, how much extra rope would you need? worth 3x!

  1. What is  2pi feet?—roughly 6.28 feet! Most people guess miles.

400

To find the Area of a circle, you use this famous formula.

What is A= pi r2?

400

: This "Father of Geometry" lived in Syracuse around 250 BCE and was one of the first to mathematically "trap" Pi between two fractions.

Who is Archimedes?

400

In the nursery rhyme, four and twenty of these birds were baked into a pie.

What are blackbirds?

400

This common fraction is often used as a "close enough" estimate for Pi in school.

22/7

400

This is the name for the specific style of constrained writing where the number of letters in each successive word must match the digits of Pi (e.g., "May (3) I (1) have (4)..."). (4x bonus)


Answer: What is Pilish?

500

Because Pi cannot be expressed as a simple fraction like a/b, it is also classified as this "climbing" type of number. ( I had to look this up- double if correct!)

What is transcendental?

500

While we use the symbol $\pi$ now, it wasn't popularized until 1737 by this Swiss mathematician, whose last name sounds like a "looter."

Who is Leonhard Euler?

500

This is the term for "blind baking" a pie crust—baking it without filling—usually using these small ceramic or metal weights.

What are pie weights?

500

As of 2024, computer scientists have calculated Pi to over this many digits ( in the trillions)

What is 100 trillion?

500

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) is famous for only using this many decimal places of Pi for their highest-precision interplanetary navigation. 9worth 5x points!0

what is 15 decimal places?

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