MAZE Examples
It looked like a parade. People lined the streets, traffic was (stopped, splash, storm), and utility wires had been raised (until, send, by) supporting them with tall poles.
stopped
by
796 x 2
1,592
Find the volume:
L = 6
W= 4
H= 3
72
Australia is wider than the moon
True
The moon sits at 3400km in diameter, while Australia's diameter from east to west is almost 4000km
Police (waved, were, today) stationed at every intersection, and news (mountains, trucks, reached) were parked beside the street.
waved
trucks
A flash drive could hold ten gigs of data. If you needed to store five hundred two gigs, how many flash drive would you need?
51
3,423 - 1,977
1,446
"A" is the most common letter used in the English language
False
'E' is the most common letter and appears in 11 percent of all english words, according to Oxford Dictionaries
A (reporter, cookie, wrong) stood on the street beside the (year, break, truck), microphone in hand.
reporter
truck
584 x 28
16,632
665 - ( 55 - 47 ) =
657
The unicorn is the national animal of Scotland
True
From far down (Main, crawled, spoon) Street came the sound of people (saved, clapping, another).
Main
clapping
A construction crew uses 530 pounds of concrete for each section of a parking garage. If the garage is going to have 14 sections, how many pounds of concrete will they need?
7,420
( 96 - 6 ) ÷ 7
90/7 = 12 r 6
In some states, it’s illegal to eat specific foods while walking backwards
True
\You may not eat doughnuts and walk backwards in Marion, Ohio; you may not eat peanuts and walk backwards during a concert in Green, New York, and you may not walk backwards while eating a hamburger in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
It rolled up the street like (a, so, eat) wave, and soon everyone on the {basket, sidewalks, chase) could see the object of the (football, clip, applause).
a
sidewalks
applause
A box can hold thirty-three brownies. If a baker made eight hundred one brownies, how many full boxes of brownies did he make?
24
(15 ÷ 5) - 3 =
Cows sleep standing up.
True