Katie facts
Katie's middle name is to honor her, one of her closest relatives.
His "Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day" begins when he wakes up with gum in his hair.
Alexander
Lego originated in this country.
Denmark
The latin word for this occupation comes directly from the latin for "shepherd".
Pastor
This author wrote "Pride and Prejudice".
Jane Austen
This is the name Adam and Becky would have chosen, if Katie had been a boy.
Andrew
When Romeo marries Juliet, these two families are joined in matrimony and, later, tragedy.
Montagues and Capulets
This was the year that Ole Kirk Christiansen began his company, eventually called Lego.
1932
Nearly 25% of American women consider this their occupation, one of the best jobs in the world.
Stay-at-home mom
This national dish of Spain is a rice dish typically made with saffron and seafood.
Paella
Believe it or not, Katie doesn't know how to play every instrument, and this is one of them.
Harmonica, lute, harp, bassoon, ocarina, etc.
“The Fastest Kid in the Fifth Grade” is chapter 3 of “Bridge to” this enchanted land.
Terabithia
This Lego toy meant for kids under 5 years old, was created in 1967.
Duplo
When a fire hose is pressurized and ready for use, it is referred to as this.
Paddington was rescued by this pair, his aunt and uncle.
Aunt Lucy and Uncle Pastuzo
This Army station, based in South Carolina, is where Katie attended Basic Training.
Fort Jackson
This word finishes the quote: "Stay ____, Ponyboy. Stay ____."
Gold
The first Lego minifigure was this official.
Police Officer
A set of three hierarchical models of evaluating education as cognitive, affective, and sensory, is known as this possessive word's Taxonomy Of Learning, also the process when a flower blossoms into its full form.
Bloom's
Within 3.5 years, he became mayor of Buffalo, governor of New York, and president of the U.S.
Grover Cleveland
This was Katie's favorite snack at one year of age.
Cheese
In “The Book Thief”, the narrator isn’t a who, per se, but this, knocking at the door.
Death
The name Lego comes from the Danish words leg and godt, which roughly translates to these two words in English.
play well
Lego can also be loosely translated as "I put together" in Latin.
These are the four forces that mechanical engineers need to balance when designing a vehicle.
Thrust, drag, lift, and gravity
A letter added to a kidnap victim’s salvation produces this window above a door.
Transom