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Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?
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1
The classic Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale "The Real Princess" is better known as "The Princess and the..." what?
Peach
Bride
Pea
Frog
2
If you take the square root of 16 and add it to the square root of 9, the answer you get is the square root of what #?
7
14
49
1
3
Which work contains a long vowel sound in the following sentence? "Dogs like tennis balls."
Like
Dogs
Balls
Tennis
4
What is the simple predicate in the following sentence? "Taylor body slammed her opponent."
opponent
bodyslammed
Taylor
her
5
What is the deepest open in the world?
Pacific Ocean
Indian Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
6
When was Abraham Lincoln elected in as the president of the U.S.?
1858
1857
1859
1860
7
Where is Algeria located?
Europe
Asia
South America
Africa
8
Now a National Park, what site was headquarters for George Washington's army in the Winter of 1777-78?
Valley Forge
Mount Vernon
Yellowstone
Bunker Hill
9
Between 1455 and 1485, the War of the Roses took place in what country?
France
Spain
Germany
England
10
What is the normal boiling point of water?
90 degrees Celsius
125 degrees Celsius
100 degrees Celsius
150 degrees Celsius
11
Which of these states belonged to the old Mexico?
Maryland
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
12
What white fluffy clouds are known as "fair weather" clouds?
cumulonimbus
stratus
fluffy
cumulus
13
What is the weight of air?
air mass
rain
air pressure
humidity
14
A common type of radio wave is referred to as VHF. What do the letters VHF stand for?
Variable High Frequency
Very Hot Fries
Video Homing Frequency
Very High Frequency
15
Which of the following words can be used as an adjective?
trash can
smooth
rapidly
smile
16
What are 3 Geometric Shapes?
Sphere, Cone, Cube
Triangle, Square, Circle
Sphere, Cone, Triangle
Triangle, Cube, Square
17
Which of the following is the scientific term for an organism that makes its food from inorganic materials?
candyotroph
heterotroph
embryotroph
autotroph
18
What are three secondary colors?
Yellow, Green, Black
Blue, Green, Purple
Red, Blue, Yellow
Orange, Green, Purple
19
If Fred is facing north and turns 90 degrees to his right, what direction is he now facing?
South
East
West
Southwest
20
What branch of zoology studies insects?
Etymology
Morphology
Entomology
Nematology
21
What month is names for the Roman god of war?
March
July
November
January
22
How are sounds created?
Something vibrating
Ocean waves
Electricity
Waves
23
In 1821, Moses and Stephen Austin received 18,000 acres of land in what would become what U.S. state?
Texas
Oklahoma
California
Utah
24
By definition, a prism is a solid figure that has how many congruent bases?
four
two
one
six
25
Round the number 350 to the nearest hundred.
300
100
400
360
26
What is the correct spelling for a system built to carry water?
aguoduct
aquaduct
aguaduct
aqueduct
27
If Kevin plans on visiting the three tallest mountains in the world, what continent will he be visiting?
United States
Asia
Africa
Europe
28
How many cups are in 28 fluid ounces?
7
3.5
14
4
29
Mexico is bordered on the south by Belize and what other Central American country?
Guatemala
Nicaragua
Chile
Honduras
30
Which of these rivers lies entirely within the U.S.?
Amazon River
Mississippi River
Colorado River
Yukon River
31
Which of these is not a past president of the U.S?
Abraham Johnson
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John F. Kennedy
32
When paired with a helping verb like "have" or "has", the word "go" turns into what word in the past tense?
going
gone
goes
go
33
Which of the following is a homophone for the word "won"?
one
ton
lost
now
34
Budapest is the capital of what European country?
Austria
Hungary
Portugal
Spain
35
What is the chemical formula of water?
H20
H02
HO
H202