How does having teammates make competing in the quiz bowl ‘a bit easier’ (line 9)?

No one can know everything, so each teammate can focus ob specific fields.

In the Mind Over Matter Quiz, participants have to ___________.

answer questions on various school subjects

How do these two activities compare to the mannequin challenge according to the writer?

not as exciting as the mannequin challenge

Why is being smart and knowledgeable not enough to win the tournament?

Luck is required for some difficult questions.

According to the writer, which TWO events do schools usually compete in?

athletic meets and swimming galas

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S4 Reading Quiz - Unit 3 Part B1

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1
What TWO other activities are included in the video?
wearing beautiful clothes and having fun with teachers
being perfectly motionless and having music performances
dragon dancing and singing
not standing still and leaving endless streams of amazed comments
2
Three thousand people in a mannequin challenge is ______________.
more than expected
fewer than expected
expected
not possible
3
How does having teammates make competing in the quiz bowl ‘a bit easier’ (line 9)?
The participants can practise their imagination in the quiz bowl.
Sheer luck allowed the winning team to make educated guesses.
The participants can have fun when discussing the answers.
No one can know everything, so each teammate can focus ob specific fields.
4
How do people generally feel after watching the video?
disappointed
confused
impressed
alarmed
5
In the Mind Over Matter Quiz, participants have to ___________.
be tested about random topics in life
answer questions on various school subjects
form teams with experts who are adults
fight with students who come from other schools
6
In the Mind Over Matter Quiz, participants have to compete head-to-head with teams from other _________.
countries
schools
cities
schools in the same district
7
How do these two activities compare to the mannequin challenge according to the writer?
not as educational as the mannequin challenge
not as exciting as the mannequin challenge
more educational than the mannequin challenge
more exciting than the mannequin challenge
8
What does ‘flexing a different kind of muscle’ (lines 2-3) refer to?
swimming
running
thinking
speaking
9
What made it possible to take a picture of all of the participants?
camera operators
the school’slogo in the centre.
a drone with a camera
students, teachers and staff who gatheredon the school football pitch
10
Who participates in Mind Over Matter?
junior secondary students
senior secondary students
university students
primary school students
11
Why is being smart and knowledgeable not enough to win the tournament?
Imgaination is not necessary as long as you have prepared well.
Luck is required for some difficult questions.
Being faster than other teams is not required to get points.
The other teams are not experts.
12
According to the writer, which TWO events do schools usually compete in?
track and field events and rugby games
athletic meets and swimming galas
swimming galas and tennis tournaments
athletic meets and soccer leagues
13
What do people do in the mannequin challenge?
talk to friends
try to capture everyone before they started moving again
film videos
pose completely still
14
How often does the tournament occur?
weekly
twice a year
every day
annually

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