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Ella opens her bucket of Legos and grabs handfuls of blocks. She knows the Lego bricks are supposed to snap together to make wonderful things, but she's never seen it done. How do two standard Lego bricks fit together? |
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Fascinated, Ella starts stacking her Legos, making one long structure that towers above the floor. Her dad walks in, sees her work, and smiles. He sings softly: "All in all, it's just another brick in the wall." What musical group immortalized this line? |
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Ella's bucket of Lego bricks contains lots of pieces, but they're in just a few colors: white, black, red, yellow, and blue. There's plenty of potential here, though. In fact, there's a Dutch painter whose most famous works Ella could easily reproduce in Lego form: they're rectangles in white and in primary colors, separated by black grid lines. Who is the artist? |
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Ella turns a corner, and her wall of Legos is on its way to becoming a Lego house. She's following in the footsteps of the folkloric Three Little Pigs, who learned the hard way that bricks made for better houses than what other building material? |
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Ella inspects her handiwork. It's starting to be a fine structure, but its bright Lego colors look very different from the real brick-and-mortar buildings she knows in real life. What is a regular masonry brick made out of? |
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After some work, Ella has a charming little Lego house, and it's time to fill it with little Lego people. Ella's a bit startled by her first Lego figure: the smiley face is very friendly, but the skin is bright yellow! What medical condition does someone with yellowed skin have? |
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Soon enough there are several Lego people standing around the little Lego house and the green Lego board it's sitting on. Ella begins to worry that they'll get bored; they need someplace else to go! So she starts to make a road for them, pulling out bright yellow bricks for paving stones. According to song and story, where should the Yellow Brick Road lead? |
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At the other end of the road, Ella builds a pyramid. She places 2x4 bricks to make the four sides of a square. The next layer covers the inner half of the first layer, making a square that's a little smaller and slightly inset, and so on. At the end, when she caps it with a few bricks, she has a step pyramid! Which of the following ancient buildings is NOT a step pyramid? |
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Ella turns to the lovely Lego road winding through the Lego countryside. Obviously, it needs some adornment! She builds two brick pillars and stacks a few blocks on top to make an archway. In a real, structural arch, what is the name of the central piece, where the stones from each side meet? |
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All too soon, it's nearly Ella's bedtime, and she has to move her Legos off the floor. Luckily, she can always rebuild in the morning, brick by boring brick. It's been done before: the ancient Egyptian temples of Abu Simbel were moved in pieces in the 1960s. Why? |
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