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Pi Day, Hooray!

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    This multiple-choice quiz offers a delightful journey through the world of Pi.
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  • What is Pi?
    The name of a river
    A kind of dessert
    A famous painter
    The ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter
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  • What is the approximate value of Pi?
    3.5
    4.22
    3.14
    2.18
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  • Pi Day is celebrated on which date?
    April 14th
    February 14th
    March 14th
    December 25th
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  • Which symbol is used to represent Pi?
    Ω
    α
    π
    π
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  • Pi is an irrational number.
    Maybe
    Sometimes
    True
    False
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  • How many digits of Pi are there?
    Only 10
    Exactly 100
    1,000,000
    Infinite
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  • What activity is commonly associated with celebrating Pi Day?
    Swimming
    Eating pie
    Running a marathon
    Flying Pi Kites
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  • Which of the following is NOT a use of Pi?
    Building bridges
    Designing wheels
    Predicting the weather
    Calculating areas of circles
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  • Who is known for calculating the circumference of the Earth using Pi?
    Isaac Newton
    Albert Einstein
    Galileo Galilei
    Eratosthenes
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  • The first three digits of Pi are...
    3.41
    3.14
    3.12
    3.15
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  • Pi is used in which subject?
    Mathematics
    History
    Literature
    Art
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  • Which shape is most closely associated with Pi?
    Rectangle
    Circle
    Square
    Triangle
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  • Pi can be correctly written as a fraction.
    Sometimes
    Only on Tuesdays
    False
    True
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  • Which number is closest to the value of Pi?
    7/22
    22/7
    314/100
    3/14
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  • What is special about Pi in mathematics?
    It measures how many diameters fit around a circle
    It's the same in every language
    It has a fixed number of digits
    It changes every year
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  • On Pi Day, what do some people try to do with the digits of Pi?
    Paint them
    Memorize as many as possible
    Write them backwards
    Forget them
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