A FEW EASY(?) QUESTIONS...

1. What coin in the USA is equal to the decimal .01?
2. From what point on earth is every direction south?
3. What 3-digit numbers can you make from the numbers 1,2 and 3?
4. In what city in Pennsylvania was the American Declaration of Independence signed?
5. In the fable about the ant and the grasshopper, who worked hard all summer?
6. Why does the moon look so bright?
7. Name the opening through which light enters a person´s eye?
8. "His handshake was like a wet marshmallow" Is this a simile or a metaphor? Why?

Hidden Pictures

A fan page to review some English vocabulary and have fun! Click on Hidden Pictures.

English Tongue-Twisters

A canner can can anything that he can,
But a canner can't can a can, can he?

She sells sea shells on the sea shore. 

The shells she sells are sea shells, I'm sure.

More Jokes

Can you explain these jokes?

 What's the difference between a train and a teacher?
 A teacher says: "Spit out your gum", a train says: "Chew chew".

  What did the summer say to the spring?  Help! I'm going to fall.

FUN SCIENCE PAGE

Would you like to know why balloons run out of air or read other interesting facts about science? Or maybe you would like to know why you hear the ocean sound when you put a sea shell close to your ear ...

Go to SCIENCE IN ACTION and have fun. If you read anything that you find interesting, please leave a comment.