Understanding Sand and Shapes

The StoryBots help Lady Eleanor III, the royal architect, find sand to complete a sand castle for the Queen. Along the way, they answer questions about goldfish, jump rope, shapes, and rainbows. They also explore the process of how sand is formed over millions of years. In the end, Lady Eleanor finds a solution by sourcing sand from beaches around the world.

How big can a goldfish grow according to the StoryBots?

• Up to 10 inches and 1 pound

• Up to 5 inches and half a pound

• Up to 15 inches and over 2 pounds

• Up to 20 inches and 3 pounds

What is the main problem Lady Eleanor faces with the Queen's castle?

• The castle is made of stone

• The castle is too expensive

• The castle is too small

• There is not enough sand

What shape has six sides according to the performance artist?

• Triangle

• Pentagon

• Hexagon

• Rectangle

What are pickles made from as reported in the StoryBots news?

• Carrots

• Cucumbers

• Tomatoes

• Peppers

What is the first step in drawing a cat according to Guy Gladly?

• Draw a square

• Draw a triangle

• Draw a rectangle

• Draw a big circle

What natural process is responsible for creating sand over millions of years?

• Weathering of rocks

• Volcanic eruptions

• Tidal waves

• Earthquakes

What mineral is primarily responsible for the formation of sand?

• Quartz

• Granite

• Mica

• Feldspar

What is the main theme of the 'Dunes of Desire' film scene?

• The history of castles

• The life of a beach

• The story of a mountain

• The journey of quartz to become sand

What does Lady Eleanor decide to do to solve her sand problem?

• Wait for new sand to form

• Use stones instead

• Collect sand from beaches

• Build a smaller castle

What advice do the StoryBots give to Lady Eleanor about finding sand?

• Ask the Queen for more time

• Use the Queen's armada to collect sand

• Build the castle with mud

• Wait for a sandstorm