1. Santa Claus gave 10 cookies to the first child, 15 cookies to the second child, 21 cookies to the third child, and 28 cookies to the fourth child. If Santa is following a logical sequence of numbers, then he should give 35 cookies to the fifth child.   True   False   2. Amy's uncle, who has hosted the Christmas party, could be her sister's grandmother's son.   True   False   3. If Christmas in a certain year falls on a Monday, then Boxing Day in that year falls on a Wednesday.   True   False   4. A farm in Syberland is in the shape of a regular polygon with 8 sides. It is possible to divide the farm equally amongst 8 elves by building 4 straight fences.   True   False   5. Prancer, the reindeer, draws a sleigh 5 blocks west, then 8 blocks south, then 5 blocks east, and finally 5 blocks north. The sleigh is now 3 blocks south from where it started.   True   False   6. An elf makes a Christmas card in the shape of a semi-circle with a radius of 8 inches. He wishes to stick a rectangular picture of 8 inches width and 4 inches height on it, but finds that the picture does not fully fit within the semi-circle.   True   False   7. It's Christmas time and 9 children are playing in the snow. If each child throws one snowball at every other child, then the total number of snowballs thrown is 72.   True   False