Question: I am the first perfect number, what am I?Answer: Six Question: What number can be written as the sum of three consecutive primes?Answer: Ten Question: I am a prime ...
Q: What tool can measure angles with grace, yet holds no power to show your face? A: A protractor. Q: What’s circular but not a wheel, and helps you measure ...
What has four legs in the morning, two legs in the afternoon, and three legs in the evening?Answer: A human – crawling as a baby (morning), walking upright as an ...
Question: What statistical measure describes the average distance between data points in a dataset? Answer: Mean deviation. Question: What statistical concept is illustrated by the point where a cumulative distribution ...
Question: What has keys but can’t open locks?Answer: A piano. Question: What travels around the world but stays in one corner?Answer: A stamp. Question: What has a neck but no ...
Question: What can be drawn but never erased?Answer: A line. Question: What divides without scissors?Answer: A line. Question: What’s always straight but never narrow?Answer: A line. Question: What connects two ...
Question: I am the only single-digit number that, when multiplied by any other single-digit number, always results in a multiple of nine. What am I? Answer: Nine Question: I am ...
Question: What shape is endlessly rolling yet never moves? Answer: A circle! Question: What boundary hugs every point on a perfectly round object? Answer: Its circumference! Question: What is the ...
Question: I am an expression with no equal sign, filled with variables and coefficients. What am I? Answer: A polynomial. Question: I’m a number, when squared and added to my ...
What is the only number that can be its own square root? What comes after ‘The’ in the famous trilogy? What is the loneliest number in a counting rhyme? What ...
Question: What do you get when you divide the circumference of a jack-o’-lantern by its diameter? Answer: Pumpkin Pi! Question: What did the mathematician say to the overly enthusiastic circle? ...
Question: I am a square array of numbers, rows and columns define me. What am I? Answer: A matrix Question: I am filled with elements, orderly arranged. What am I ...
Question: What do you call a logarithm that loves to travel? Answer: A “logarithm-adventurer”! Question: What’s a logarithm’s favorite type of music? Answer: Logarithmic beats! Question: Why did the logarithm ...
Question: What percent of the alphabet is in the word “percent”? Answer: 44% (7 out of 16 letters) Question: If a pie chart represents 360 degrees, what percent does each ...
Question: What numper can you take away and still leave nine? Answer: The number six (IX). Question: I am a numper that’s neither odd nor even, what am I? Answer: ...
What digit holds the void in its embrace, yet fills the void in equations? What number is the hero of null, standing at the beginning but never truly starting? What ...
Question: What has a heart that doesn’t beat? Answer: Artichoke Question: What travels around the world but stays in a corner? Answer: A stamp Question: What has keys but can’t ...
What do you call a polynomial that won’t break up? A commitment. Why did the tangent line break up with the curve? It found a more interesting slope. What’s a ...
Question: I am formed when two rays share a common endpoint. What am I? Answer: An angle. Question: I’m like a pair of scissors in geometry, cutting through space. What ...
Question: I am a methodical thinker, breaking down tasks with ease. What am I? Answer: An algorithm. Question: I’m a digital sage, guiding machines through the maze. What do they ...
Question: What do you call a binary number that’s afraid of the dark? Answer: A “byte” scared of the “bit.” Question: What’s a binary number’s favorite type of music? Answer: ...
Question: What fraction of a cake remains if you’ve eaten 3 out of 8 slices? Answer: 5/8 Question: If you have 1/4 of a pizza and your friend eats 2/4, ...
Question: What shape arises when you divide a line segment into two parts so that the ratio of the whole segment to the longer part equals the ratio of the ...
Question: What are the odds of picking a red marble from a bag containing 5 red marbles and 3 blue marbles? Answer: 5/8 or 62.5% Question: If you flip a ...