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6th Grade Trivia contest to end a school year.
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1
What is the name of a person who studies earthquakes?
pharmacist
geographer
zoologist
seismologist
2
How many sides does a snowflake have?
6
9
7
8
3
The terms "breeze" and "gale" help describe the speed of what?
Boat
Water
Jet
Wind
4
Which is smarter, the human brain or a computer?
the computer
the brain
5
What was the first satellite to orbit the Earth?
Challenger 1
Sputnik
The Moon
Challenger 2
6
What do you call people from Denmark?
Danes
Swedish
Markes
7
By area, what is the biggest state in the Australia?
New South Wales
Queensland
Western Australia
America
8
Where do Dutch people come from?
Netherland
Holland
Sweden
England
9
What crops grows in flooded fields?
Oats
Wheat
Corn
Rice
10
How long is a generation said to be?
50 years
25 years
75 years
100 years
11
True or False? The Yangtze is the longest river in the world?
False
True
12
What is another name for table tennis?
chess
ping pong
table tag
checkers
13
What game are you playing if someone thows a spitball or a screwball?
Volleyball
Basketball
Baseball
Football
14
What is the proper name for someone who writes a book?
Supporting details
Main Character
Author
Autobiographer
15
How many strings are on a violin?
5
8
4
6
16
If you hear the term love, ace, and fault, what game is being played?
tennis
golf
rugby
polo
17
What is the game being played?
hockey
skating
soccer
ice hockey
18
With two hands, you lift a bar-bell, what do you lift with only one hand?
dumb bell
medicine ball
magnet weights
one hand weight
19
What is the oldest plant?
A weed
A cactus
A tree
A flower
20
What do you call bleeding under the skin?
A bruise
A scratch
A wart
A nick
21
What is the name of the biggest ocean on Earth?
Indian
Arctic
Pacific
Atlantic
22
Alp and Apennines are types of what?
mountains
food
islands
rivers
23
Name one branch of the Roman Republic.
Judicial
Consul
Citizens
Execitive
24
What is in a camel's hump?
Fat
Carbohydrates
Lipids
Water
25
What do you call a person who eats a meatless diet?
Autotroph
Herbivore
Vegetarian
Carnivore
26
How many minutes in a day?
540
24
365
1440
27
What is the French expression for "Enjoy your meal"?
articulation
Bon appetit
Mahlzeit!
28
What do the white doves at the Olympic games represent?
Peace
Love
Cooperation
Temperance
29
What number do opposite sides of a die always add up to?
7
6
9
8
30
For how many years did Sleeping Beauty sleep?
75
100
25
45
31
What is a Baby, Upright, and Grand?
Trumpet
Piano
Drum
Guitar
32
What animal mascot represents the United States?
The Bear
The Dove
The Coyote
The Eagle
33
Where do stars go in the daytime?
To the Sun
To the Moon
To the planet, Mars
Nowhere, they are still there
34
What product used for clothing do we get from sheep?
linnen
polyester
wool
cotton
35
What is the definition of republic?
People vote for representatives
king rules
emperor rules.
his empire
36
What language would you speak if you were from Australia?
Latin
German
English
French
37
What is the name of the highest mountain on Earth?
Mt. Everest
Mt. St. Helens
The Rocky Mt.
The Nile
38
What do you bake pottery in?
a grill
a kiln
an oven
an open fire
39
What is the capital city of Italy?
Rome
India
Iraq
Athens
40
What did butter start as?
Yogurt
Water
Cheese
Milk
41
This building is known as a....?
bungalow
Dome
thatched hut
High rise
42
In the nursery rhyme, "This Little Piggy", what did the third little piggy do?
Had None
Ate Roast Beef
Went to the Market
Went Wee Wee Wee all the way home
43
How many weeks are there in a year?
24
60
52
365
44
True or False, mardi gras means "Fat Tuesday" in french?
False
True
