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Miscellaneous Math
Mrs. Nicholson's Favorite Fun Facts
Mystery
100

True or False: Mrs. Nicholson is married. 

True

100

Name the 4 mathematical operations

Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. 

100

This is the decimal for the fraction 1/2

What is 0.5

100

This number is known as a "dozen."

12

200

This is Mrs. Nicholson's favorite food. (Hint: it is a dessert). 

Whipped cream. 
200

This acronym tells you the correct order to evaluate math expressions

What is PEMDAS

200

Find the missing number: ? - 425 = 388

813

200

Which fraction is bigger: 1/2 or 1/5

1/2

200

What is 56 divided by 8

7

300

True or False: Mrs. Nicholson has perfect vision.

False. 

300

Honeybees use this geometric shape when constructing their hives as a way of maximizing space in a mathematically efficient way.

Hexagon

300

What city hosts the largest 3-on-3 outdoor basketball tournament in the world?

Spokane, WA!

400
Name at least two sports that Mrs. Nicholson plays in her free time. 
Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Pickleball, Biking, Hiking, or Spikeball. 
400

True or False: Our brains learn from the mistakes we make.

For example, when someone gets a math problem wrong, they are able to learn more. 

True. Absolutely TRUE! It is okay to make mistakes!

400

How many minutes are in 2 hours and 15 minutes?

135 minutes. 

400

This is a word that imitates or is the sound of the thing it describes. Examples include buzz, hiss, bang. 

Hint: This is Mrs. Nicholson's favorite word. 

Onomatopoeia

500

This is the country at Mrs. Nicholson taught at before coming to Salk Middle School in Spokane, WA. 

South Korea

500

Name the three requirements for this math classroom.

Work as a team, stay curious, and try your best. 

500

This is a pattern repeated over and over again such as the branches on a tree or the shape of a snowflake. It is Mrs. Nicholson's favorite math topic. 

What is a Fractal. 

500

First celebrated in San Francisco in 1988, this mathematical holiday is celebrated annually on  March 14th.

Pi Day