WorksheetsPi Day QUIZ
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 26mins
What number is pi?
1.41
2.00
3.14
5.14
When is pi used?
unlock your locker
to find your way home
area of a circle
tangent of a rectangle
Another use for pi?
circumference of a circle
desert after dinner
triangle bisect line
square root
What day is Pi Day?
March 14
December 25
October 31
January 1
How old is the symbol for pi?
1,000 years
250 years
500 years
a billion years
Who first worked with pi 4,000 years ago?
Mr. Miello
Makenna and Donnie
Egyptians
Babylonians
Who was born on pi day in 1879?
Albert Einstein
Mr. Conley
Mr. Tiscareno
Michael Jackson
Which of these ways can you use to find pi?
Circumference divided by the diameter
Circumference divided by the radius
radius times pi
Circumference times diamter
Which of these ways can you use to find pi?
C ÷d
c ÷ r
d x r
c × d
Which of these ways can you use to find pi?
dc
rc
c × π
πc
What is the decimal approximation of pi?
3.41
3.14
3.12
3.15
The symbol for pi is a _______ letter.
Latin
Italian
Greek
Spanish
Pi is the ratio of a circle's ______ and ______.
diameter and circumference
circumference and radius
Radius and diameter
circumference and diameter
What ancient Greek mathematician found the ratio between a circle's circumference and diameter?
Archimedes
Pythagoras
Hypatia
Euler
What famous scientist was born on Pi Day?
Stephen Hawking
Albert Einstein
Thomas Edison
Marie Curie
What is the official world record for memorizing and reciting pi digits?
(a)
True/False: Pi is an IRRATIONAL number.
TRUE
FALSE
How many digits are in pi?
10 trillion
infinite
5 billion
a lot
What do you get when you divide the circumference of a Jack-o-Lantern by its diameter?
Pumpkin
Jack-o-Lantern
Pi in the sky
Pumpkin Pi
What U.S. city has a zip code containing the first 5 digits of pi?
Savannah, Georgia
Frankfort, Kentucky
Salt Lake City, Utah
Juneau, Alaska
Which number does NOT appear in the first 31 digits of pi?
0
8
7
2
What mathematician adopted π as the symbol for pi?
René Descartes
Albert Einstein
Leonardo Fibonacci
Leonhard Euler
The first known Pi Day was organized by Larry Shaw in 1988 and took place in:
Boston, MA
San Francisco, CA
New York City
Chicago, IL
