MATH
The number of corners on 3 squares?
What is 12?
True or False? You can see Massachusetts from the top of the Empire State Building.
That's true!
Which one has a tail, a guinea pig or a gerbil?
The number of points on a jack (as in the game of jacks.)
What is 6?
The adjective used by Eric Carle to describe a certain caterpillar.
What is very hungry?
This symbol means "the same as."
What is the equal (=) sign?
The city that opened the first public library.
What is Philadelphia?
The number of canine teeth a human has.
What is 4?
True or False? The oboe is a woodwind instrument.
What is true?
Name the character who lived in a house covered with vines and walked everywhere in two straight lines.
Who is Madeline?
The number of cups in one gallon.
What is 16?
Name the state with the largest population in the United States.
What is California?
This is the fastest moving planet.
What is Mercury?
Name the country from where origami, the art of paper folding, originated.
What is Japan?
The words that follow "Ickle Me, Pickle Me" in a poem by Shel Silverstein.
What are "Tickle Me, Too"?
True or False? A trapezoid is a quadrilateral.
That's true!
Name the capital of Nevada.
What is Carson City?
The greek word that means "fearfully great lizard."
What is dinosaur?
The number of strings on a violin.
What is 4?
Horton, of Dr. Seuss', "Horton Hears a Who" is this type of animal.
What is an elephant?
The number of pieces in a tangram.
What is 7?
Name the smallest ocean.
What is the Arctic Ocean?
This is the fastest flying insect.
What is the dragonfly?
Name the largest drum that is usually played with a foot pedal.
What is the bass drum?
"The End" is the title of Lemony Snicket's last book in this series.
What is "A Series of Unfortunate Events"?