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What is the star closest to the Earth?
How many bones are in the human body?
270
What is the main issue in a story?
Conflict
What is the logo for Snapchat?
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What is the largest country in the world?
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What kind of angle is acute?
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What does the radius represent in a circle?
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Which country borders the north of the USA?
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What is completely bright at night with no shadows?
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How many countries was Texas a part of before joining the Union?
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What occurs when water is heated?
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What is Spanish for fifteen?
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What is the team called that has possession of the basketball?
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What is the name of the area in the Pacific with frequent earthquakes and tsunamis?
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What is the name for a type of audio tape?
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What part of speech are the words swiftly, quickly, quietly, and calmly?
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Who had an encounter with the three bears?
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Who picked a peck of pickled peppers?
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What is the plane used by the President of the USA called?
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What is the name of Shrek's wife?
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What has the scientific formula H2O?
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What does the function of paste do?
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How many players are on a baseball team?
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What type of colors are red, blue, and yellow?
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What number am I if I am an odd number and take away one letter, I become even?
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What is black when you get it, red when you use it, and white when you are done?
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How long does a quarter note hold for?
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What am I if forward I am heavy, but backward I am not?
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What contains synonyms and antonyms for words?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary and Definitions
- The Sun: The star closest to Earth, providing light and heat essential for life.
- 270 Bones: The number of bones in an adult human body; infants have more, which fuse as they grow.
- Conflict: The main issue or challenge faced by characters in a story and a central element of plot development.
- Snapchat: A social media platform known for its ephemeral image sharing; recognizable by its distinct logo.
- Russia: The largest country in the world, spanning Eastern Europe and northern Asia.
- Acute Angle: An angle measuring less than 90 degrees; sharp and often denoted in geometric contexts.
- Radius: The line segment from the center of a circle to any point on its circumference, defining the circle's size.
- Canada: The country located to the north of the United States, known for its vast wilderness and multicultural cities.
- Full Moon: A lunar phase where the moon appears fully illuminated, casting bright light with no visible shadows.
- 6 Countries: Texas was once part of six different nations before joining the United States.
- Evaporation: The process by which water turns to vapor when heated, playing a crucial role in the water cycle.
- Quince: The Spanish term for fifteen, also a fruit known for its culinary uses.
- Offense in Basketball: The phase when a team has possession of the ball and attempts to score points.
- Ring of Fire: A region in the Pacific Ocean known for its high volcanic and seismic activity, including earthquakes and tsunamis.
- Cassette Tape: A medium used to record and play back audio, popular before digital formats.
- Adverbs: Words that modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, describing how an action is performed (e.g., swiftly, quietly).
- Goldilocks: A character from a well-known fairy tale who encounters three bears, often conveying themes of curiosity and consequences.
- Peter Piper: The character associated with a tongue twister involving pickled peppers.
- Air Force One: The official aircraft used by the President of the United States for travel.
- Fiona: The name of Shrek's wife in the popular animated film series.
- Water (H2O): The chemical formula representing water, a vital substance for all known forms of life.
- 15: Number with significance in various contexts; may relate to ages, scoring, or counting systems.
- Paste Function: A computer function used to insert previously copied data into a document or area.
- 9 Players: The number of players on a standard baseball team; all positions play a role in the game.
- Primary Colors: The fundamental colors (red, blue, yellow) that can be combined to create a broad spectrum of other colors.
- Odd Number Riddle (11): A riddle where removing a letter from "eleven" results in "even."
- Match Riddle: A riddle describing a matchstick, highlighting its color changes through usage.
- Quarter Note: A musical note that is held for one beat in standard musical notation.
- Ton Riddle: A riddle illustrating the word "ton" – spelling it backward gives the word "not," emphasizing a play on words.
- Thesaurus: A reference book or digital resource that lists synonyms and antonyms, useful for expanding vocabulary.
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