Science
This is the nearest planet to the sun.
Mercury
This is the capital of Massachusetts.
Boston
There are this many months each year.
12
A silly rabbit.
A Funny Bunny
In this book by E.B. White, a pig named Wilbur is saved by a clever spider.
Charlotte's Web
Cirrus, cumulus, and stratus are types of these.
Clouds
China and Japan are on this continent.
Asia
A quart is this fraction of a gallon.
1/4
A feline's headwear.
Cat Hat
This part-canine, part-human hero fights crime and causes laughs in a graphic novel series by Dav Pilkey.
This former main planet is now considered a dwarf planet.
Pluto
The White House and the Capitol building are found in this city.
Washington D.C
There are this many feet in a yard.
3
A jacket you wear on a ship.
A Boat Coat
In this adventure series by Mary Pope Osborne, Jack and Annie travel in a Magical version of this elevated outdoor shelter.
Tree House
The Richter scale is used to measure the magnitude of this natural (and dangerous) phenomenon.
Earthquakes
This is the largest mountain range in the Western part of the United States.
The Rocky Mountains or The Rockies
There are this many days in a (non-leap) year.
365
A tidy place to sit.
A Neat Seat.
Harry Potter belongs to this house at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Gryffindor
Magnets have these two ends, where their magnetic force is strongest—opposites attract and likes repel.
North and South Poles
This is the longest river in the world, and it flows through Egypt in Africa.
The Nile River
Water freezes at this temperature.
32 degrees Fahrenheight or 0 degrees Celsius
Fake hair on a hog.
Pig's Wig
Dr. Seuss only used 50 different words to write this tasty(?) classic.
Green Eggs and Ham