TeachersFirst's Elementary School Brain Twisters
Week of April 26, 2024
1.A port is most likely to have which pair of industries? (10 points)
- fishing & mining
- furniture building & oil refining
- electronics & packaging
- farming & skiing
- shipping & fishing
2.Which is not a fossil fuel? (5 points)
- steam
- oil
- gasoline
- coal
- natural gas
3.Which has the most legs? (5 points)
- Seven ladybugs
- Three arachnids
- Eight homo sapiens
- Twelve canines
- Six songbirds
4.Which two do not belong together? (10 points)
- timpani - triangle
- piccolo - clarinet
- guitar - snare drum
- harpsichord - piano
- bagpipe - bassoon
5.If you are writing a five paragraph report, the first sentence in each paragraph is usually: (10 points)
- the conclusion
- the topic sentence
- the longest sentence
- the shortest sentence
- ended with a capital letter
6.Juan, Anita, Mark, and Logan want to play a four person arcade game together. Mark doesn't have any money. If the game costs $1.50 apiece, how much money will each of the others need to have so that everyone can play the game? (10 points)
- $2.25
- $1.50
- $1.75
- $2.50
- $2.00
7.Which is known for its velocity? (20 points)
- tortoise
- cheetah
- cobra
- bald eagle
- giraffe
8.Which does not have a pair of homophones? (5 points)
- They're going to read their stories
- It's hard to wind up a kite string in the wind.
- He bred a flock of birds that like to eat bread.
- The hare was very hairy.
- I'll walk you down the aisle.
9.Which of these sentences is grammatically correct? (5 points)
- Let the papers here on the table.
- Your socks don't match your shirt.
- You're father smokes cigars.
- I don't know if your coming with us.
- Which one of us are the winner?
10.If you are standing at the point on the globe that is 0 degrees latitude and 0 degrees longitude, you are: (20 points)
- in Washington, DC
- on the equator
- at the north pole
- on the equator, due south of London
- in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
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