How many baby (primary) teeth does a child usually have?
Answer20
Children typically have 20 primary teeth, which are later replaced by permanent ones.
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The basics
The teddy bear was named after which US president?
AnswerTheodore Roosevelt
A 1902 cartoon about Theodore 'Teddy' Roosevelt sparing a bear inspired the toy's name.
Going deeper
Roughly how many bones does a newborn baby have?
AnswerAbout 300
Babies are born with around 300 bones and cartilage pieces, many of which fuse into the adult total of 206.
In which year did the United Nations adopt the Convention on the Rights of the Child?
Answer1989
The UN General Assembly adopted the convention on 20 November 1989, now marked as World Children's Day.
How many teeth are in a full adult set, including wisdom teeth?
Answer32
Adults have 32 permanent teeth when all four wisdom teeth are present.
Expert level
Maria Montessori, who developed the Montessori method of education, came from which country?
AnswerItaly
Montessori opened her first Casa dei Bambini, or 'Children's House', in Rome in 1907.
Kites are believed to have first been invented in which country?
AnswerChina
Kites were flown in ancient China more than 2,000 years ago.
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