Miss Brooks
Maths
CPW
Reading
Writing
100

Name 3 things you might do in the classroom that would annoy Miss Brooks

Answer varies 

100

To add or subtract two fractions, this part of the fraction must be exactly the same for both.

What is the denominator?

100

Clue: This chemical messenger in the brain is released when we get "likes" on social media, making it highly habit-forming

What is dopamine?

100

When a reader looks at the cover, title, and blurb of a book to guess what the story will be about before reading it, they are using this skill.

What is predicting?

100

This punctuation mark is used to separate items in a list or to show a slight pause in a sentence.

What is a comma?

200

To keep their energy up for a long day of grading and teaching, this is this teacher’s absolute favourite morning beverage or snack.

Red bull, Sugar free V or Coffee

200

If a rectangular classroom has a length of 8 meters and a width of 5 meters, this is its total area.

What is 40 square meters? (8 x 5 = 40)

200

These macronutrients, found heavily in foods like bread, pasta, and fruit, are the body's primary and preferred source of energy.

What are carbohydrates?

200

A good summary should only include these types of points from a text, while completely leaving out the reader's personal opinions.

What are the main or key points?

200

In a narrative story arc, this term refers to the turning point or the moment of highest tension and excitement.

What is the climax?

300

Name one of Miss Brooks old Jobs

Answer varies

300

This is the specific mathematical name for the perimeter of a circle.

What is the circumference?

300

In the Māori health model Te Whare Tapa Whā, Taha Hinengaro represents this specific wall of a person's wellbeing "house."

What is mental and emotional wellbeing? (Or mind/thoughts)

300

When you hit a confusing patch of text or an unfamiliar word, using context clues, re-reading, or looking up a definition are strategies for this reading skill.

What is clarifying?

300

In speech writing, if a speaker mentions their years of experience as a doctor to convince you to eat healthier, they are using this rhetorical appeal based on credibility and trust.

What is ethos?

400

Who is Miss Brooks favourite student

Ajax

400

If a car travels at a constant speed of 60 kilometers per hour, it will take this many minutes to travel 30 kilometers.

What is 30 minutes?

400

Unlike a diagnosed mental illness, this term describes temporary, normal human reactions to difficult life events, like feeling stressed before an exam or sad after a loss.

What is mental distress?

400

This type of reading comprehension requires a reader to "read between the lines" and use clues from the text paired with their own prior knowledge to draw a conclusion.

What is making an inference? (Or inferring)


400

Famous in speeches like Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream," this language feature involves the deliberate repetition of a word or phrase at the beginning of successive sentences.

What is anaphora?

500

Name 3 things you can do during a school day that would make Miss Brooks very happy and proud of you

Answer varies

500

According to the order of operations, this is the correct answer to the expression: 5 + 3 x 4 - 2.

What is 15? (Multiply first: 3 x 4 = 12, then 5 + 12 - 2 = 15)

500

This foundational aspect of Te Whare Tapa Whā represents our connection to the land and our roots, serving as the literal ground the house stands on.

What is Whenua?

500

In reading comprehension, a "literal" question asks you to find information directly stated in the text, whereas this type of question asks you to evaluate why the author chose certain words or structures.

What is an analytical (or evaluative) question?

500

Unlike a fictional fairy tale, a myth or legend traditionally serves this primary cultural purpose for the people who tell it.

What is explaining how the world was created, explaining natural phenomena, or teaching cultural history/morals?