Math Facts
The only even prime number
What is 2?
Hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium, and boron
What are the first five elements?
This made-up word is famous for being in Mary Poppins
What is supercalifragilisticexpialidocious?
This author of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea is sometimes called the Father of Science Fiction
Who is Jules Verne?
The Panama Canal was dug through this kind of narrow piece of land which connects two continents
What is an isthmus?
In any given group of 23 people, there is a 50% chance that two share this
What is a birthday?
This fruit is possibly radioactive
What are bananas?
These two words are fancy ways of saying hero and villain
What are protagonist and antagonist?
This author wrote The BFG and his work has been made into several movies
Who is Roald Dahl?
These four Southwest American states meet at Four Corners
What are Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico?
3.141592653
What is pi?
A teaspoon of this element can power Manhattan for a day
What is plutonium?
The most common letter in English
What is E?
This author wrote Pride and Prejudice, among other classics
Who is Jane Austen?
This state has the official motto "She Flies With Her Own Wings"
What is Oregon?
0, 1, 1, 2, 3
What is the Fibonacci sequence
This building block of life is flame retardant
What is DNA?
This word means both to take apart and keep together
What is cleave?
This word is a part of a book and a part of the body
What is the spine?
This lake in America is the largest lake in the world by surface area
What is Lake Superior?
This number's name has the same number of letters as the digit itself.
What is four?
The softest known substance
What is talc?
This word is a chemical element, is derived from the Greek word for "the hidden one", and is the name of Superman's home planet
What is krypton?
This author wrote the poem The Jabberwocky
Who is Lewis Carroll?
This river is the longest river in the world
What is the Nile River?