World Capitals
"C" in Math
Punctuation
I thinking of a fruit or vegetable...
100

What is the capital of England?

A. Newcastle

B. Liverpool

C. London

D. Manchester

C. London

100

This is the distance all the way around the outside of a circle.

Circumference

100

Name two punctuation marks that you can use to end a grammatically correct sentence.

Period, exclamation point, question mark
100

A fruit that starts with "a"

Apple, apricot

200

What is the capital of Japan?

A. Kyoto

B. Tokyo

C. Osaka

D. Nagasaki

B. Tokyo

200

This is a whole number that is greater than 1 that has more than two factors.

Composite

200

This is the type of punctuation you would use to show that characters are speaking in a story.

Quotation marks

200

A vegetable that starts with "c"

Corn, carrots, celery

300

What is the capital of Brazil?

A. Rio de Janeiro

B. Brasilia

C. Sao Paolo

D. Fortaleza

B. Brasilia

300

This is a 3D shape that has two circles for bases.

Cylinder

300

This is the type of punctuation you would use to take a breath in a sentence (NOT a full stop).

Comma

300

A fruit that starts with "b"

Banana, berry

400

What is the capital of Australia?

A. Sydney

B. Melbourne

C. Brisbane

D. Canberra

D. Canberra

400

This is the exact middle of a circle.

Center

400

Starting with an "a", this is the name of the punctuation mark you would use to show that something belongs to someone.

Apostrophe

400

A vegetable that stars with "p"

peas, parsnip, potato