5th Grade Math
What is a product?
The answer when multiplying
What is it called when 2 words mean the same thing
What is a synonym?
Who was the first President of the United States?
George Washington
Who refused to move her seat on a Montgomery bus-this act started a movement (bus boycott, lawsuit against segregated public transportation!)
Rosa Parks
What is the name of the ocean between the United States and the United Kingdom?
The Atlantic Ocean
What does equivalent mean in math?
The same as or equal to
What does scalding mean?
Hot or scorching
Name of the 1st ten amendments to the Constitution
Bill of Rights
Who said "I have a dream"?
MLK
What is the largest organ on our body?
Skin
32 X 6 X 45
8,640
break this word up
noncombative
non-combat-ive
What continent do we live on?
North America
What is Mrs. Mary's favorite drink
Where is the Capital of the United States?
Washington, DC
4 / 1/2
8
Use context clues to figure out what the italicized word means. "Nancy told Kyle he was pompous after he bragged about all the video games he had beaten"
"Arrogant," "conceited," or "smug"
What is the capital of North Carolina?
Cheyenne
Who are Mrs. Mary's sons?
Mr. Timothy and Mr. Phillip
How many stomachs does a cow have?
Four
7 X 2/3
4 2/3
break this word up
forecasting
fore-cast-ing
What ocean is located next to California?
Pacific
Name TWO states that start with M
Double points if you can name THREE
Mississippi
Minnesota
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Missouri
How many years are in a century?
100 years
(10 years= 1 decade; 10 decades= 1 century)
423-368
55
What is the definition of a noun?
What is a person place, thing or idea?
Name all 7 continents.
North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia
What is Mrs. Mary's favorite subject.
History
Which American city is nicknamed the "windy city" ?
Chicago
129 X 59
7,611
nonpoisonous
non-poison-ous
What country is north of America
Canada
Name TWO states that start with the letter A
Alabama Alaska Arizona
Name the three branches of government
Legislative, exexcutive, and judicial