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Round 3 for 3-5 HEC Trivia Night
Round 3 for 3-5 HEC Trivia Night
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1
What's a good example of a strong password?
at least 10 uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers and symbols
6 letters or less, with all uppercase letters
all numbers and symbols
all lowercase letters
2
What was one reason settlers came to North America in the 1600's?
Transportation was easy and cheap.
To preserve the Native Americans' way of life.
because life was very easy in North America
There were lots of natural resources to get.
3
What does Ms. Harris usually have in her hand in the morning?
a Dunkin Donut Coffee cup
cookies
keys
a notepad
4
What direction should you stand if you want to throw a ball far?
upside down
frontwards
sideways
backwards
5
A rest is a silent beat in music.
True
False
6
Using Control + d will make your
Google Meet mute turn off and on
Google Meet camera turn off and on
Chromebook save a picture
Chromebook go to sleep
7
What is NOT one of our related arts classes?
art
recess
computer
music
8
How much time has passed (elapsed) if you leave for school at 7:20AM and return home at 3:00PM?
6 H 50 M
8 H 50 M
7 H 50 M
7 H 10 M
9
What sport does Coach Hilts coach?
tennis
football
basketball
swimming
10
Approximately how many students are enrolled at HEC?
450
330
570
250
11
Which of the following is NOT an example of precipitation?
snow
lightning
hail
rain
12
Name a yellow fruit.
sandia
platano
naranja
fresa
13
What is the only sport where the defense controls the ball?
soccer
basketball
baseball
football
14
What information about yourself should you never share online?
your birthday
your favorite color
your favorite song
your first name
15
Name a pet.
mascara
uno
perro
madre
16
"That blanket is as soft as a baby lamb's fur." This is an example of which type of figurative language?
onomotopoeia
idiom
simile
metaphor