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Mrs. Mahieu's Challenge Activity

Mrs. Mahieu’s Challenge Problems
Due: October 30, 2009
Print out with correct answers circled.  Write your name and date at the top 
and submit to Mrs. Mahieu.  


1)Some birds and animals travel long distances as the seasons change. This is 
called:
    migration
    perspiration
    touring
    hightailing
    hitchhiking

2)There is less daylight in December than in June in the U.S. because of:
    the tilt of the earth’s axis
    greater distance from the sun
    the colder weather
    the phases of the moon 
    the position of other planets

3)Which number has an even digit in the ten thousandths place?
    222.168 
    3.14159
    983,456.01652
    65,432.10137
    786.43786 

4)If you start with 3 and count by threes, which number will you not say?
    51
    33
    48
    27
    28

5)Which word does not change its spelling to add a suffix that makes it a 
noun?
    pretty
    graceful
    celebrate
    lonely
    ready

6)Which animal is in the wrong habitat?
    Prairie dog - Nebraska
    Grizzly bear - Alaska
    Penguin - Antarctica
    Camel - Egypt 
    Flamingo - London


7)Susan buys a sandwich that costs $3.45. She pays with a $5 bill. What is 
the fewest number of coins she can receive in her change?
    1
    2
    4
    5
    3

8)Which does not belong with the rest?
    red state
    Senator from Delaware
    Alaska's former governor
    GOP
    elephant


9)Who comes next in this historic sequence? Lyndon, Richard, Gerald, Jimmy...
    George
    Dwight
    Harry
    William
    Ronald


10)Keshawn’s mother brought a large box of cupcakes to school for his 
birthday. Half were vanilla; the rest were chocolate. His class ate 2/3 of 
the chocolate ones, and all but one of the vanilla ones. Keshawn gave half of 
the remaining chocolate cupcakes to the office staff, and ate the vanilla one 
himself. He took the remaining 3 home. How many were in the box to start with?
    12
    17
    24
    36
    18

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