Questions
What do you call a math book that's been in the rain?
- A soggy textbook
- A wet blanket
- A damp squib
- A watered-down version
What do you call a mathematician who's afraid of negative numbers?
- A scaredy-cat
- A coward
- A wimp
- A scaredy-mathematician
What do you call a math problem that's impossible to solve?
- A headache
- A nightmare
- A brain teaser
- A mathematical enigma
What do you call a math teacher who's always late?
- A tardy teacher
- A slowpoke
- A procrastinator
- A time-waster
What do you call a math student who always gets the wrong answer?
- A dunce
- A blockhead
- A numskull
- A mathematical moron
What do you call a math professor who's always talking about their research?
- A bore
- A nerd
- A geek
- A mathmatician
What do you call a math student who's always asking for help?
- A helpless student
- A crybaby
- A whiner
- A needy student
What do you call a math professor who's always making mistakes?
- A blunderer
- A goofball
- A klutz
- A mathematical mishap
What do you call a math student who's always getting into trouble?
- A troublemaker
- A rebel
- A delinquent
- A mathematical delinquent
What do you call a math teacher who's always giving homework?
- A taskmaster
- A slave driver
- A tyrant
- A mathematical sadist
What do you call a math student who's always sleeping in class?
- A snoozer
- A lazybones
- A couch potato
- A mathematical sleeper
What do you call a math professor who's always using big words?
- A jargonist
- A pedant
- A snob
- A mathematical elitist
What do you call a math student who's always trying to show off?
- A show-off
- A braggart
- A know-it-all
- A mathematical peacock
What do you call a math teacher who's always making puns?
- A punster
- A joker
- A comedian
- A mathematical jester
What do you call a math student who's always asking for extra credit?
- A beggar
- A leech
- A parasite
- A mathematical sponge