A) A hundred million, million, million B) tons C) 45 trillion D) two billion
A) scorching hot ball of glowing gas B) series of stars C) planet D) asteroid
A) 150 million miles B) 93 million miles C) 45 miles D) 27 million miles
A) 2 weeks B) 150 days C) 150 years D) 10 years
A) 100 million million million degrees B) 312 degrees F C) As hot as Florida D) 27 million degrees F
A) 1 thousand B) 1 hundred C) 1 billion D) 1 million
A) You could make the sun stop shining B) You could harm your eyes C) You could see Elvis D) Your face might get stuck like that
A) the biggest planet in our solar system B) fun to play soccer with C) the only sun in the universe D) our closest star
A) Albert Einstein B) Gerald Ford C) Galileo D) Thomas Edison
A) 2014 B) 1891 C) 1981 D) 1973
A) Thomas Edison B) Stevens T. Mason C) James Naismith D) Ms. Miller
A) to have a game people could play indoor B) What else are you going to do in Massachusetts? C) It was too hot outside D) Not smart enough to invent volleyball yet
A) peach baskets B) metal hoops C) laundry baskets D) garbage cans
A) only boys B) tall people C) people from all over the world D) just girls
A) Cleveland, OH B) Springfield, Massachusetts C) Lansing, MI D) South Beach, FL
A) 1 B) 3 C) 2 D) 4
A) 10 feet B) 23 feet, 9 inches C) 15 feet D) one million miles
A) one million miles B) 10 feet C) 23 feet, 9 inches D) 15 feet
A) 4 B) 3 C) 6 D) 5
A) foul B) free throw C) travel D) tip-off |