Common Everyday Words
Seasons Of The Year
Winter Spring Summer Fall
Months Of The Year
January February March April May June July August September October November December
Days Of The Week
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Hours In A Day
Midnight (or) 12 a.m. 1 a.m. 2 a.m.
3 a.m. 4 a.m. 5a.m. 6 a.m. 7 a.m. 8 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m.
Noon (or) 12 p.m. 1 p.m. 2 p.m 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 5 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 8 p.m. 9 p.m. 10 p.m. 11 p.m.
There are sixty seconds in a minute. There are sixty minutes in an hour. There are 24 hours in a day. There are 365 days in a year. There are 10 years in a decade. There are about 20 to 30 years in a generation which is the time from the birth of one generation to the birth of the next generation. There are 100 years in a century. There are one thousand years in a millennium.
Words And Numbers
Zero (0)
one (1) eleven (11) twenty-one (21)
two (2) twelve (12) twenty-two (22)
three (3) thirteen (13) twenty-three (23)
four (4) fourteen (14) twenty-four (24)
five (5) fifteen (15) twenty-five (25)
six (6) sixteen (16) twenty-six (26)
seven (7) seventeen (17) twenty-seven (27)
eight (8) eighteen (18) twenty-eight (28)
nine (9) nineteen (19) twenty-nine (29)
ten (10) twenty (20) thirty (30)
ten (10) twenty (20) thirty (30) forty (40) fifty (50) sixty (60) seventy (70) eighty (80) ninety (90) one hundred (100) one thousand (1000) one million (1,000,000) one billion (1,000,000,000) one trillion (1,000,000,000,000) one zillion (1,000,000,000,000,000)
first or 1st second or 2nd third or 3rd fourth or 4th fifth or 5th sixth or 6th seventh or 7th eighth or 8th ninth or 9th tenth or 10th eleventh or 11th twelfth or 12th thirteenth or 13th fourteenth or 14th fifteenth or 15th sixteenth or 16th seventeenth or 17th eighteenth or 18th nineteenth or 19th twentieth or 20th thirtieth or 30th fortieth or 40th fiftieth or 50th sixtieth or 60th seventieth or 70th eightieth or 80th ninetieth or 90th hundredth or 100th
Money – American
penny or one cent nickel or five cents dime or ten cents quarter or twenty-five cents one-half dollar or fifty cents one dollar bill or one-hundred cents two dollar bill five dollar bill ten dollar bill twenty dollar bill fifty dollar bill hundred dollar bill thousand dollar bill
Education
Elementary School
Kindergarten
first grade
second grade
third grade
fourth grade
fifth grade
sixth grade
Middle School
seventh grade
eighth grade
High School
ninth grade or freshman
tenth grade or sophomore
eleventh grade or junior
twelfth grade or senior
University College Community College
freshman sophomore junior senior graduate school
Major Languages Of The World
English Spanish German French Chinese Japanese Russian Italian Portugese
Some Of The Religions Of The World
MONO-THEISM
Christianity
Roman Catholic Russian Orthodox Greek Orthodox Episcopalian Lutheran Baptist Methodist Presbyterian
Jewish
Orthodox Conservative Reform
Mennonite
Quaker
Islam Muslim
Sunnite Sunni
Shiah Shia Shiite
HENO-THEISM
Mormon or The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
POLY-THEISM
Buddhism
Hindu
Foods
Grains
Wheat Rye Amaranth Oats Corn
Beans
Red Pinto White Black
Vegetables
Cabbage Carrots Celery Potatoes Cauliflower
Broccoli Onions Mushrooms Lettuce Tomatoes Collards Kale Brussel Sprouts Green Beans
Fruits
Apples Oranges Plums Bananas Grapes Pineapple Grapefruit Cantaloupe Watermelon Limes Lemons
Dairy
Milk Cheese Butter Cream Ricotta Cottage Eggs
Fish
Salmon Sardines Tuna Blue Fish Crabs Herring White Fish Shark Trout Cod Monk Red-Fish Cat-Fish
Meats
Beef (Steak Hamburger Veal) Pork (Ham Bacon) Lamb Venison Bison
Poultry
Chicken Duck Turkey Quail Pheasant Dove
Capitals and States of America and Accepted Abbreviations
Montgomery Alabama AL
Juneau Alaska AK
Phoenix Arizona AZ
Little Rock Arkansas AR
Sacramento California CA
Denver Colorado CO
Hartford Connecticut CT
Dover Delaware DE
Tallahassee Florida FL
Atlanta Georgia GA
Honolulu Hawaii HI
Boise Idaho ID
Springfield Illinois IL
Indianapolis Indiana IN
Des Moines Iowa IA
Topeka Kansas KS
Frankfort Kentucky KY
Baton Rouge Louisiana LA
Augusta Maine ME
Annapolis Maryland MD
Boston Massachusetts MA
Lansing Michigan MI
St. Paul Minnesota MN
Jackson Mississippi MS
Jefferson City Missouri MO
Helena Montana MT
Lincoln Nebraska NE
Carson City Nevada NV
Concord New Hampshire NH
Trenton New Jersey NJ
Sante Fe New Mexico NM
Albany New York NY
Raleigh North Carolina NC
Bismark North Dakota ND
Columbus Ohio OH
Oklahoma City Oklahoma OK
Salem Oregon OR
Harrisburg Pennsylvania PA
Providence Rhode Island RI
Columbia South Carolina SC
Pierre South Dakota SD
Nashville Tennessee TN
Austin Texas TX
Salt Lake City Utah UT
Montpelier Vermont VT
Richmond Virginia VA
Olympia Washington WA
Charleston West Virginia WV
Madison Wisconsin WI
Cheyenne Wyoming WY
Washington District of Columbia DC
San Juan Puerto Rico PR
St. Thomas Virgin Islands VI
Presidents of the United States
1 st George Washington 1789 – 1797
2 nd John Adams 1797 – 1801
3 rd Thomas Jefferson 1801 – 1809
4 th James Madison 1809 – 1817
5 th James Monroe 1817 – 1825
6 th John Quincy Adams 1825 – 1829
7 th Andrew Jackson 1829 – 1837
8 th Martin VanBuren 1837 – 1841
9 th William Henry Harrison Mar -Apr 1841
10 th John Tyler 1841 – 1845
11 th James K. Polk 1845 – 1849
12 th Zachary Taylor 1849 – l850
13 th Millard Fillmore 1850 – 1853
14 th Franklin Pierce 1853 – 1857
15 th James Buchanan 1857 – 1861
16 th Abraham Lincoln 1861 – 1865
17 th Andrew Johnson 1865 – 1869
18 th Ulysses S. Grant 1869 – 1877
19 th Rutherford B. Hayes 1877 – 1881
20 th James A. Garfield Mar-Sep 1881
21 st Chester A. Arthur 1881 – 1885
22 nd Grover Cleveland 1885 – 1889
23 rd Benjamin Harrison 1889 – 1893
24 th Grover Cleveland 1893 – 1897
25 th William McKinley 1897 – 1901
26 th Theodore Roosevelt 1901 – 1909
27 th William Howard Taft 1909 – 1913
28 th Woodrow Wilson 1913 – 1921
29 th Warren G. Harding 1921 – 1923
30 th Calvin Coolidge 1923 – 1929
31 st Herbert Hoover 1929 – 1933
32 nd Franklin D. Roosevelt 1933 – 1945
33 rd Harry S. Truman 1945 – 1953
34 th Dwight D. Eisenhower 1953 – 1961
35 th John F. Kennedy 1961 – 1963
36 th Lyndon B. Johnson 1963 – 1969
37 th Richard Nixon 1969 – 1974
38 th Gerald R. Ford 1974 – 1977
39 th Jimmy Carter 1977 – 1981
40 th Ronald Reagan 1981 – 1989
41 st George Bush 1989 – 1993
42 nd Bill Clinton 1993 – 2001
43 rd George W. Bush 200l – 2008
44 th Barack H. Obama 2008 – 2016
What is the first President best known for?
What is the third President best known for?
What if the sixteenth President best known for?
Which President had a father who also was President?
Which Presidents were impeached?
Which President resigned?
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