Mr. Wolf
Mr. Wolf walks into school every morning carrying everything he needs to survive another day of fourth grade. But there is one item that you will almost always find somewhere near his desk. It might be on his desk, in a drawer, or sitting somewhere he absolutely did not intend to leave it. What is it?
His keys, Coffee, a book, chapstick, and his phone.
"To infinity and beyond."
Buzz Lightyear
I have hands, but I cannot clap. I have a face, but I cannot smile. I can tell you something important, but I never say a word. What am I?
A clock
In 1984, Spider-Man returns from the Secret Wars with what looks like a brand-new black costume. At first, Peter thinks he has simply found the coolest upgrade ever. The strange suit responds to his thoughts, changes into regular clothes, and even seems to know what Peter wants before he says it. But Peter eventually discovers that there is something VERY wrong with his new threads. What does he discover about the suit?
The suit is actually alive and will eventually become Venom when it bonds with Eddie Brock.
How many bones are in the average adult human body?
206
Mr. Wolf has spent the school year teaching his students multiplication, division, reading, writing, science, and all sorts of other things. But if you gave him a choice between grading papers and doing one particular activity, he would probably choose the activity every time. What is one thing Mr. Wolf really enjoys doing?
Reading.
If Mr. Wolf could be doing one thing, it would be reading.
"I have a dream..."
Martin Luther King Jr.
The more you take away from me, the bigger I get. What am I?
A hole in the ground
In the 1968 comic Avengers #57, the Avengers encounter a strange red-and-yellow figure who seems to have been sent to destroy them. At first, this mysterious being appears to be working for their enemy, Ultron. But something goes wrong with Ultron's plan. Instead of destroying the Avengers, this mysterious figure decides to help them. What is the name of this unusual new hero?
The Vision
The Vision first appeared in Avengers #57, and Marvel's history explains that Ultron created him as a weapon—but Vision ultimately chose to become a hero and join the Avengers.
How many minutes long is the movie Avengers: Endgame
181 Minutes. Which is exactly 3 hours and 1 minute.
At some point during the school year, you've probably heard Mr. Wolf say this phrase so many times that you could probably finish it in your sleep. He says it when the class gets a little too loud, when someone isn't following directions, or when everyone suddenly forgets how a classroom is supposed to work. What is a quote that Mr. Wolf often says?
Answers will vary. Can only be accepted by Mr. Wolf.
"Why so serious?"
The Joker
I can be cracked, made, told, and played. But you can't eat me, even though you might hear someone say they have a “good one.” What am I?
A joke
In 1966, the Fantastic Four are facing a problem that is WAY above their normal pay grade. A giant cosmic being has arrived on Earth, and the situation gets so desperate that Johnny Storm is sent on a dangerous mission to retrieve a weapon that could potentially destroy their enemy. Meanwhile, the enemy's own powerful ally, The Silver Surfer, has started questioning whether Earth should be destroyed. When the final confrontation arrives, this former ally makes a choice that completely changes the battle. What does he do?
The Silver Surfer turns against Galactus
This is Fantastic Four #50, the conclusion of the original Galactus Trilogy. Marvel describes the issue as the Silver Surfer taking on Galactus and turning against his master to defend humanity.
Approximately how many individual M&M's are produced by Mars every day?
400 Million
You've spent the past couple of months with Mr. Wolf. You've seen him teach, you've seen him get excited about games, you've seen him explain things approximately 47 times when someone wasn't listening, and you've probably heard a few of his favorite phrases. But there is one thing about Mr. Wolf that separates the students who have REALLY been paying attention from everyone else. What is Mr. Wolf's favorite candy?
Milk duds or Sour Patch Kids
"The only way to do great work is to love what you do."
Steve Jobs
I have cities but no houses. I have mountains but no trees. I have water but no fish. I can show you where you're going without moving an inch. What am I?
A map
In the 1984 Amazing Spider-Man #258, Peter Parker is beginning to realize that his amazing new black costume isn't just a costume. While Peter is asleep, the suit starts moving on its own and even takes control of his body. Peter becomes suspicious and takes the suit to someone who might actually understand what's happening. He brings it to one of Marvel's smartest heroes. Who does Peter ask for help?
Mr. Fantastic / Reed Richards
Marvel specifically notes that Peter visits Mister Fantastic, who confirms Spider-Man's worst fear: the costume is alive.
Approximately how many miles is it from Earth to the Moon?
238,900 miles
Mr. Wolf is having a completely normal Tuesday when suddenly a student asks him "What are we doing after this assignment?" He pauses, takes a deep breath, and gives the student his response. What does Mr. Wolf say?
"Whatever Mr. Wolf wants..."
"It's kind of fun to do the impossible."
Walt Disney
You can plan for me, wait for me, and even worry about me—but the moment I arrive, I become something else. What am I?
Tomorrow
In 1966, Peter Parker has had enough. Being Spider-Man has caused him nothing but problems, so Peter decides he's done. He takes off his costume, throws it into a trash can, and walks away. For a while, Peter enjoys being a normal teenager again. But when a dangerous villain begins causing trouble, Peter realizes that simply walking away from his powers doesn't make the responsibility disappear. Before Peter can return to being Spider-Man, however, someone else discovers the costume he threw away. Who finds it?
J. Jonah Jameson
This comes from the famous “Spider-Man No More!” story in The Amazing Spider-Man #50. Marvel specifically describes Peter throwing away his Spider-Man outfit and quitting.
How many LEGO bricks have been produced worldwide since LEGO began making them in 1949?
More than 1 Trillion