History (Children's Day/MLK)
Celebrated in February.
What is Black History Month?
Where you can find polar bears.
What is the arctic?
The suffix (ending) you use for regular past verbs.
What is -ed?
Similar to graphic novels, yet more common.
What is a comic book?
What are comic books?
Something sugary, or, the opposite of salty.
What is sweet?
Every child must have this, it is what we call you.
What is a name?
Cutting trees.
What is deforestation?
The past of put.
What is put?
The little squares that have the images and text.
What is a panel?
What are panels?
The term used to describe food sold outside in a stand.
What is street food?
The name of the famous MLK speech.
What is I have a Dream?
The name of the event where people make signs to fith against something they believe in.
What is a protest?
What is protesting?
The past of stop.
What is stopped?
Graphic novel is this, not a genre.
What is a format?
It's on the truck, not on paper.
What is a menu?
Universal Children's Day is on this day in November.
What is 20?
The term used for throwing garbage on the floor.
What is littering?
Riddle: Today, yesterday.
What is tomorrow?
The empty spaces between the images and texts.
What is the gutter?
What are gutters?
The number of grilled cheese sandwhiches Le Cheese sells on average in one day.
What is 3,000?
The term used when you say NO, and refuse to be part of or buy something.
What is boycott?
The anme of the problem when everything is dry, no food can grow here...
What is a drought?
The past of teach.
What is taught?
BOOM, CRASH, RRRRRRR...
What is onomatopeia?
Liquids, meat, rice, and sometimes chicken are all part of this category.
What is uncountable?