25 cents is this fraction of 1 dollar.
What is 1/4?
That's why it is called a quarter!!!
A diagonal black band edged in yellow, dividing a green upper triangle and a blue lower triangle.

What is the flag of Tanzania?
How many syllables are in the word "forward"?
What is 2 syllables?
In American Football you use them all the time. In soccer, most players get a penalty if they do.
What are hands? or What is a handball?

Carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight are needed in this process to create food.
What is photosynthesis?
What point of view is this quote from?
"You open the door and step into the room."
2nd
The 2026 soccer world cup was won by this country.
What is Spain?
On a standard coordinate plane, the first number in the ordered pair is called...






tell you to do?
What is the x-coordinate in an ordered pair?
This is the only national flag in the world that is not a rectangle or a square, instead featuring two stacked triangular pennants.

What is the flag of Nepal?
Name all of the planets
Vashti is a main character in this book.
What is The Dot?

The object you hit in badminton.
What is a shuttlecock?

If I do 1.5 assignments of homework per hour. How much do I do in 8 hours?
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Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela have this in common.
What is South America?
5 is the number of eyes on this busy, buzzing animal.
What are bees?
The common prefix Aqua means water in a language long gone.
What is Latin?
NBA stands for...
What is the National Basketball Association?
Solve for x: 6x+5=101
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Name all 7 continents
What is North America, South America, Africa, Europe, Asia, Oceania (Australia), and Antarctica?
When bees live together, it is called a colony. When they travel as a group, the name changes.
What is a swarm?

This happens to words if their final part sounds identical.
What is rhyme?
dog - fog
play - day
late - eight
The term for three goals scored by one player in a single game sounds like a piece of clothing.
What is a hat trick?
How 'hat trick' was coined in cricket
In cricket, a hat trick refers to the dismissal of three batters by the same baller with three successive balls. This compares to when a pitcher in baseball gets three consecutive strikeouts. In the 19th century, there were reports in British newspapers of cricketers being given a hat after achieving what is now known as a hat trick.