U.S. Presidents
The first president of the United States.
Who is George Washington?
The first team Tom Brady played for.
Who are the Patriots?
The full name of Oakland A's baseball team.
Who are the Athletics?
The only NBA team from the great state of Minnesota.
Who are the Timberwolves?
A person, place, thing, or idea in the sentence.
What is a noun?
This president freed the slaves.
Who is Abraham Lincoln?
The second team Tom Brady played for.
Who are the Buccaneers?
The only MLB team out of Washington State.
Who are the Seattle Mariners?
This NBA team from Philadelphia is named after the year the United States declared its independence from England.
Who are the 76ers?
The action part of any sentence that the noun in the sentence does.
What is a verb?
This president was the first Black president of the United States.
Who is Barack Obama?
This NFL team is the only one out of the state of Arizona.
Who are the Cardinals?
This Baltimore MLB team name sounds like a chocolate sandwich cookie, but spelled differently.
Who are the Orioles?
This California NBA team is the only one that has more than two syllables.
Who are the Warriors?
These types of words describe the state of a noun.
What are adjectives?
This president stated he was going to "Make America Great Again".
Who is Donald Trump?
This NFL team is from Washington D.C.
Who are the Commanders?
This MLB team is the only one out of the state of Arizona.
Who are the Diamondbacks?
Lebron James played for this NBA team twice his career.
Who are the Cavaliers?
These types of words describe the state of a verb.
What are adverbs?
The only president that served for a third term during WWII.
Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?
This NFL team is the only one out of California that fits the criteria.
Who are the 49ers?
The name of the MLB team out of our nation's capital.
Who are the Nationals?
The only professional NBA team in the great state of Oregon.
Who are the Trailblazers?
The symbols used in a sentence that help separate ideas or identify what type of sentence it is.
What are punctuations?