| Things you learned in school | Cereal Fun | Accidental Inventions | REAL NAMES FOR EVERYDAY OBJECTS | Sounds Fake |
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What is A. PEMDAS
What is the order of operations?
A. PEMDAS B. DASPEM C. SLOPE |
What is A. Breakfast
What meal was cereal ORIGINALLY created for?
A. Breakfast B. Lunch C. Dinner |
What is B. Sticky Notes
This sticky note was invented when a scientist accidentally made a weak glue.
A. Bandaids B. Sticky Notes C. Duct tape |
What is A. Aglet
This little plastic tip at the end of your shoelace has a real name.
A. Aglet B. Tiplet C. Lace cap |
What is A. Tardigrade
This tiny creature can survive being frozen solid and still come back to life.
A. Tardigrade B. Hamster C. Goldfish |
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What is A. Power House of the Cell
The Mitchrondia is the
A. Power House of the Cell B. Cell Wall that provides energy C. Storage for Cell Food |
What is A. Frosted Flakes
What cereal has a mascot that says, "THEY"RE GREAT!"
A. Frosted Flakes B. Rasin Bran C. Lucky Charms |
What is B. Popsicle
This sweet treat on a stick was created when a child left a sugary drink outside overnight.
A. Lollipop B. Popsicle C. Cotton candy |
What is A. Coin pocket
This is the tiny pocket inside your jeans, originally made for a specific tool.
A. Coin pocket B. Watch pocket C. Mini pocket |
What is A. Watermelon
$200
This fruit can “explode” if left in the sun too long because of gas buildup. A. Watermelon B.Kiwi C. Apple |
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What is B. 0 degrees
Water freezes at this temperature in Celsius
A. 16 degrees B. 0 degrees C. 32 degress |
What is C. Wheat Flakes
This cereal was invented by accident when wheat was left out too long
A. Rasin Bran B. Cherrios C. Wheat Flakes |
What is C. Potato chips
This crunchy snack was invented after thin potato slices were fried too long on purpose to prove a point.
A. French fries B. Hash browns C. Potato chips |
What is C. Portholes
This word describes the tiny holes on the top of a salt or pepper shaker.
A. Spinner holes B. Shaker holes C. Portholes |
What is A. Coca-Cola
This common beverage was once sold as medicine and contained a now-illegal ingredient.
A. Coca-Cola B. Root beer C. Ginger ale |
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What is B. Asia?
What is the largest continent?
A. Russia B. Asia C. Anartica |
What is B. Kellogg Brothers
These brothers helped popularize cereal in Battle Creek, Michigan.
A. Bran Twins B. Kellogg Brothers C. Wheat Brothers |
What is B. Saran wrap
This household item was invented when melted plastic accidentally formed a strong material.
A. Parchment B. Saran wrap C. Wax paper |
What is A. Locker loop
The little loop on the back of a shirt collar, often used for hanging, has this name.
A. Locker loop B. Hanger loop C. Collar hook |
What is A. Chicken
This animal’s heart can continue beating for several minutes after its head has been cut off.
A. Chicken B. Frog C. Rabbit |
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What is C.) c==a2++b2
Which is of the following is the Pythagorean theorem?
A.) y=mx+b B.) b2==c2++e C.) c==a2++b2 |
What is C. Tyrone, Michigan
Where was John Kellogg from?
A. Fulton, Missouri B. Stillwater, Oklahoma C. Tyrone, Michigan |
What is A. Baking Powder
This popular kitchen ingredient was discovered by a chemist trying to create a cure for headaches in the late 1800s, and it’s now a key part of baking.
A. Baking powder B. Cornstarch C. Baking Soda |
What is C. Ear
This is the proper term for the handle on a mug.
A. Lug B. Cuppa C. Ear |
What is A. Lake Natron
This bizarre phenomenon occurs when a lake in Africa turns flamingo pink due to high levels of algae and salt.
A. Lake Natron B. Lake Twekaweatha C. Lake Parey |