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A winter trivia game for the end of Semester 1
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1
How much salt is used in the United States on roads each winter?
10 tons
100 million tons
63000 tons
22 million tons
2
Where and when was the first Winter Olympics?
Chamonix, France in 1924
St. Moritz, Switzerland in 1920
Bavaria, Germany in 1936
Lake Placid, New York, US in 1932
3
When is the 6th period exam this week?
Friday, January 24, 2025 in the afternoon
Friday, January 24, 2025, in the morning
Thursday, January 23, 2025
Tomorrow, January 22, 2025
4
What is the name for the fear of the cold?
Halodiphobia
Deinophobia
Freeziphobia
Chionophobia
5
What is the diameter of the world’s largest snowflake on record?
31.7 inches
7 inches
15 inches
22 inches
6
How tall is the world‘s tallest artifical Christmas tree?
60 feet
240 feet
300 feet
100 feet
7
What percent of Earth’s land surface is covered in snow and ice?
3%
8%
20%
12%
8
How much snow can a single snowstorm drop?
500 pounds
39 million tons
8 tons
1 million pounds
9
What is this? With what religion is it associated?
Seven-Star Lamp, Taoism
Menorah, Judaism
Kinara, Kwanzaa
Advent Candles, Christianity
10
What is this?
Menorah for Judaism
Advent wreath, Christianity
Kinara for Kwanzaa
Seven-Star lamp, Taoism
11
The Seven-Star Lamp of qi xing deng 七星燈 is associated with...
Kwanzaa
Islam
Taoism
Judaism
12
Which of these is not one of Santa’s reindeer?
Donner
Blixer
Prancer
Dancer
13
True or false: The earth is closest to the sun in the winter.
False
True
14
What is this?
Birthday cake topper
Greek hat with candles
Centerpiece for dinner table
Advent wreath
15
What state grows the most Christmas trees?
Washington
Oregon
Iowa
Colorado
16
Which of these is not a classification for a blizzard?
greater than 35 mph winds
when the snow reaches 3 feet
must last at least 3 hours
when you cannot see for 1/4 mile