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100

What is 7x8?

56!

Tip: 5, 6, 7, 8! When you see the 56 or 7 and 8, remember you can go 5, 6, 7, 8 to get to your answer!

100

What is the difference between non-fiction and fiction books? 

Non-fiction books are books that are true. They include facts. They are "not fake"

Fiction books are books that tell a story or are fake! 


100

Who wrote 'Matilda', 'The Witches', and 'The BFG'?

Roald Dahl

100

What is molten rock called when it is inside the earth?

Magma!

100

Which book series with a famous female detective is known for its yellow covers? 

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!

Nancy Drew

200

What is the commutative property of multiplication? Bonus points for using academic words!

The commutative property of multiplication means that the order of factors does not affect the product. 

2x5=10 or 5x2=10

Bonus points: factor and product


200

Who is the author of the popular book series with the famous characters Harry, Hermoine, Ron, Dobby, Luna, Cedric, Snape, Dumbledore, etc. 

J.K. Rowling!

200
"Snap, crackle, pop!" Is an example of what type of figurative language?

Onomatopoeia

200

What is it called when something goes from a liquid to solid state?

Freezing!

200

Is “red” an adjective or a noun?

Surprise! Anyone who gets this correct gets points for their team! 

Trick question! It is both! 

An adjective when used as a describing word in combination with a noun. Example: I am wearing my red dress today. 

A noun when used in place of an object. Example: Should I wear the red or black?

300

Find the area and perimeter of this shape. 

Area:  (5x3)+(4x1)= 19 m2

Perimeter: 3+5+7+1+4+4=24m


300
Name 2 books by the author Raina Telegmeir.

Hint: guess single words if you have no idea!

Smile, Sisters, Guts, Drama, Ghosts, The Baby Sitters Club (specific titles ok)

300

Finding the author's purpose is as easy as pie! What are the three main author's purposes? 

DOUBLE JEOPARDY! 

Persuade, Inform, Entertain

300

The Indian festival Diwali is also known as the Festival of ____?

Lights

300

Which Belgian book series became a long running cartoon about blue people who were only three apples tall?

The Smurfs

400

Name the 3 angles and 3 types of lines shown in the image below. 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ju-dODUwkYYnkrIytCMjfX53_R8Ujqa5/view?usp=sharing

400

What does it mean for books to be windows and mirrors of our lives?

Books that are windows into other people's lives and experiences that we have not had ourselves. 

Books that are mirrors, reflect our own experiences or the experiences of those close to us. Experiences that we relate to and understand. 

400

In this book titled The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, what is the last comma called?

Oxford comma

400

Is a frog a reptile or amphibian?

DOUBLE JEOPARDY

amphibian

400

What is 801 divided by 89? No calculators or technology allowed!!

9

Hint, if the digits in a number add up to 9, your quotient is always 9! (unless you are dividing by 9 ha!). 

500

Name each polygon below (note: a polygon is a flat figure)      

3 sides-

4 sides-

5 sides-

6 sides-

7 sides- 

8 sides-

9 sides-

10 sides-

Bonus: 1 sided polygon and a 12 sided polygon

3 sides-triangle

4 sides-quadraliteral 

5 sides- pentagon

6 sides- hexagon

7 sides- heptagon

8 sides-octagon

9 sides- nonagon

10 sides- decagon

Bonus: 1 sided polygon-trick question! There is no such thing

12 sided polygon-dodecagon

500

Name 8 genres of fiction

Accepted answers: 

Realistic Fiction, Historical Fiction, Graphic Novels, Action/Adventure, Science Fiction, Mystery, Fantasy/Folktales, Romance, Thriller/Horror

Sub types of Folktales possible accepted: Tall Tales, Legends, Myths, Fairytales

500
Name 5 types of figurative language. 

Idioms, hyperbole, alliteration, personification, simile, metaphor, onomatopoeia, pun, oxymoron, symbolism, irony, synecdoche

500

Which U.S. president officially declared Thanksgiving to be a national holiday? What was the name of the tribe that is said to have the "first thanksgiving festival" with the pilgrims?

The Wampanoag tribe. Other tribes in this area such as the Patuxet and Pequot were also "celebrated". 

However, there was only one remaining survivor of the Patuxet tribe, Squanto, at the time. Most of his tribe had already been kidnapped and enslaved in Europe 20-50 years earlier. Everyone else died of smallpox. Squanto was taken back on the Mayflower. He is one of the sole reasons that the pilgrims were able to survive. He died from a fever before "Thanksgiving" occurred. 

The Pequot Nation had gathered for their annual Green Corn Festival. The next day, they awoke being surrounded by the pilgrims. The massacre began. Over 700 unarmed men, women, and children were murdered. Women and children over 14 were sold into slavery, being sent primarily to Europe, and bounties were paid for all other scalps for many years to come. 

The massacre was deemed so successful, that a similar raid occurred on the Wampanoag. The Wampanoag had been very friendly to the Pilgrims and had "harvest festivals" in previous years with them.

After each massacre, a day of "Thanksgiving" was celebrated. Eventually, there were so many massacres that George Washington decided to have one day to celebrate each and every massacre. Thus, Thanksgiving became a national holiday. 

500

Surprise! Anyone can get the points this time! Name as many as you can. The group that names the most correctly, wins the points! You get 3 minutes.