England, Scotland, Wales and

Northern Ireland (Regions in the UK)

Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and

Roosevelt (Mount Rushmore Presidents)

Violin, viola, cello and

Violin (parts of a string quartet)

Winter, Spring, Summer and

Fall (seasons), Autumn (seasons)

Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo and

Donatello (teenage mutant ninja turtles)

Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and

Senior (years in high school/college)

Addition, subtraction, multiplication and

Division (mathematical operations)

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Famous Foursomes

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Can you complete the famous foursomes by clicking on the missing thing and the type of group it makes with the other three? #famousfoursomes #numbergames #funquiz #studentcreated

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1
England, Scotland, Wales and
Canada (Places founded by Britain)
France (European Countries)
Ireland (British Countries)
Northern Ireland (Regions in the UK)
2
Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and
Trump (U. S. Presidents)
Adams (President on currency)
Roosevelt (Mount Rushmore Presidents)
Mercedes (type of car)
3
North, South, East and
West (directions)
West (cardinal directions)
4
Water, air, fire and
Iron (elements)
Earth (traditional elements)
Clouds (nature things)
Oxygen (staples of life)
5
Diamonds, Clubs, Spades and
Hearts (Suit of cards)
Swords (weapons)
Ruby (jewels)
Reuben (sandwiches)
6
Violin, viola, cello and
Conductor (Musical terms)
Violin (parts of a string quartet)
Piano (instruments)
Harp (string instruments)
7
Incisors, Premolars, Canines and
Needles (sewing equipment)
Lupus (Latin names for dogs)
Molars (types of teeth)
Wooly Mammoth (prehistoric animals)
8
Winter, Spring, Summer and
October (months on the calendar)
January (cold weather months)
Fall (seasons)
Autumn (seasons)
9
Elsa, Merida, Moana and
Anna (Frozen characters)
Wonder Woman (girls with powers)
Cinderella (Disney princesses)
Mulan (people who wear dresses)
10
Sheep, Cow, Pig, and
Doggie (cute animals)
Chicken (tasty animals)
Horse (farm animals)
Fish (animals that are eaten)
11
Matthew, Mark, Luke and
Josh (one-syllable names)
Pete (country singers)
John (gospel books)
James (biblical names)
12
1, 2, 3, and
9 (single digit numbers)
4 (because duh)
5 (prime numbers)
7 (odd numbers)
13
Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo and
Donatello (teenage mutant ninja turtles)
Monet (famous painters)
Nebuchadnezzar (weird names)
James (famous actors)
14
Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, and
The Scarlet Letter (American-published classics)
Emma (Jane Austen books)
Anna Karenina (classic European literature)
To Kill a Mockingbird (classic literature)
15
Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, and
The Flash (Justice League)
Iron Man (superheroes)
Captain America (Avengers)
Taylor Swift (famous singers)
16
kayak, rotor, racecar and
level (palindromes)
motor (mechanical parts)
plane (transportation)
yacht (boats)
17
Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and
Engineer (jobs in the auto industry)
Senior (years in high school/college)
Farmer (types of people)
Pumpkin (types of squashes)
18
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and
Algebra (types of arithmetic)
Division (mathematical operations)
Dividing (Types of math)
Geometry (boring stuff)

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