Many songs, from both the past and the present, have the names of states in the title. Can you name five?

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Math Quiz

With all my experience in math, I had never heard of the Fibonacci numbers until recently. You start out with 0 and 1 .You always add the last two numbers to get the next, which would be 1 in this case. (So, 0,1,1)…. Add the last two to get the next. So, 0,1,1,2. Easy!

Here is the first 8 Fibonacci numbers. 0,1,1,2,3,5,8,13. Now you work it out to the 20th number. What is that number?

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Just above this sentence, you’ll see eight cards, with one letter on each. Your challenge is to find more words, using at least three cards, in left-to-right order. Here's the first- "Rank", using cards 2,6,7, & 8. You cannot change the order of the cards, but you can skip over them. Enter 7 more words below.

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Converting measurements has never been my strength. So many different types of measurements, so little time! Tablespoons, acres, rods, pecks, knot...aarrrghhh!

So I've decided to add to the confusion, by creating my own measuring system. I don't measure anything with it yet, but when I decide to, well...I've got the system!

Yes, you can figure this out, by using the clues given below - here we go-

A clop is three fuddles - there are 15 fuddles in a kiddle, and 6 kiddles in a biner. A biner has half as many clops as a doogle. So- How many clops in a doogle?

Did you know that it takes 24 frames (or pictures) on a roll of film to produce one second of a feature film for theaters?

Recently, we went to see a film at the theater. The film lasted 2 hours and 32 minutes. Considering that you can take 16 frames on one foot of 35mm film, how many feet long would the film be?

Dr. A. Dishen was lining up his numbers in a sequence. He took each multiple of the number seven that was less than the number 100, and placed all fourteen of them on the table.He then carefully placed them in order (beginning with seven, of course). His bumbling servant came along and bumped the table, sending one of the numbers in the sequence into the huge box that kept all of Dr. Dishen’s numbers. Oh, no! Which number was it? He couldn’t figure it out, so he just left it alone!

An average school has a seven hour full day - half days are four hours.

Consider the ABC school, in which the students attended 181 days of school. They had 16 half-days. One day they were released 2 hours early because of an ice storm, and one day they were held one hour longer because of a tornado threat.

The moon rotates around the Earth every 28 days. A "Full Moon" is when the Sun fully illuminates the side of the Moon that faces Earth. Tell me– how many Full Moons could there be in a leap year?

Now, I know what you are thinking! There could be two answers, depending on how you look at the song. We will accept either answer. Our goal here is to have a bit of fun, and to challenge the young minds! You as parents should decide how best to challenge your child on this one. Good Luck!

Just above this sentence, you’ll see seven cards, with one or two letters on each. Your challenge is to find five words, using at least three cards, in left-to-right order. Here’s the first - "Thank", using cards 1,6, & 7. You cannot break up or re-arrange the letters on the cards- if you use a double-letter card, it must remain as shown. List your words below, and turn in the coupon on the front, with this answer on the back of it-

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Robbers attacked him on the way, and took half of his gold. One-third of the remaining gold fell out of a hole on the side of the bag before he noticed it. He then lost half of what he had in a poker game along the way.

For all the trials Old Joe went through, one thing went right for him. The next morning when he went to the bank, he found that the price of gold had just tripled.

In the bank, the teller mentioned that the robbers had been in yesterday, with the bags of gold, and cashed in at the low rate. Now the question– how much more money did the robbers get?

I hope you enjoy these quizzes– it is our hope to not just excite you about our store, but to get those young brains working, and to have an activity besides homework that the family can share!

Here is a "secret code" of sorts-

Here's the code– can you tell me which city is known for its steel production?

UNYYXGZWLM

How to solve– the alphabet is shifted five characters– move 5 characters forward or backward in the alphabet for each letter to solve the name. Example—G would either be B or L. Get it? If you don’t, email me at imagstat@aol.com for help! Good luck!

George was given ten dollars by his mother, and was told to go by bus, and take a 9 ounce package to the Post office, buy First-class postage for it, and mail it. Then he was to stop by the local store, and pick up 2 loaves of bread that were on sale for 99 cents each. He could also buy a 50 cent candy bar. He was then to return home with the groceries and the change.

Well- the bus was 50 cents for an all-day pass. George took the bus and went to the Post Office, and found the package actually weighed 10 ounces. The first ounce cost 37 cents, and the additional ounces were 23 cents each. He mailed the package, then went to the grocery store and got the bread, and the candy was on sale at half price, so he got two candy bars. There was no tax on any purchase- how much money was George able to return to his mom?