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Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader? Part 2
Are You Smarter Than A 5th Grader? Part 2
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A quiz for all of the 5th grader questions from the month of May
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1
True or False? The word Mexico is an example of a proper noun.
False
True
2
True or False? A tulip is a monocot.
False
True
3
Civilization began in China between the Yangtze River and what other river?
Mississippi River
Yellow River
Tigris River
4
What is the name of the "belt" that orbits the sun between Mars and Jupiter?
The asteroid belt
Milky way
O'Ryans belt
5
True or False? Vikings, also known as Norsemen, originated in Scandinavia
False
True
6
The U.S. state of Indiana borders which Great Lake?
Lake Erie
Lake Ontario
Lake Michigan
7
The four main phases of the moon are full, first quarter, last quarter, and what?
Solar
New
Lunar
8
What is the Roman numeral for 57?
DXII
LVII
DVII
9
If Matthew stands on Bens shoulders, they are two and a half yards high. How many feet is that?
6.5 feet
7.5 feet
10
When you divide a number by 100, you move its decimal point how many places to the left?
One
Two
Three
11
On a map, if one inch equals 20 miles, how many inches is 180 miles?
200 inches
9 inches
90 inches
12
The hammer, anvil, and stirrup are bones inside what body part?
The arm
The foot
The ear
13
A biography is a true story of what?
A person's life
A battle
A tall tale
14
True or False? Chickens are cold-blooded animals.
True
False
15
True or False? The planet Jupiter has a larger mass than Earth.
False
True
16
In Norse mythology, who is Thor's father and the greatest of all Norse gods?
Bragi
Tyr
Odin
Balder
17
Besides "I" what other letter do you have to "dot" in its lowercase version?
W
T
J
F
18
The religion Buddhism began in which one of these countries?
Germany
India
Russia
19
True or False? Florence Nightingale, a pioneer of modern nursing, was born in Florence, Italy.
True
False
20
Charles "Chuck" Elwood Yeager was the first person to:
Break the sound barrier
Win an Olympic gold medal
Fly across the Atlantic
Run a four-minute mile
21
What king ruled the American Colonies until 1776?
King Henry III
King Henry
King Henry II
22
What country borders Spain to the west?
France
Portugal
Italy
23
What word that starts with "Q" means both a spike on a porcupine and a bird feather pen?
Quill
Quall
24
Which of the following was home to the Minoan culture?
Corsica
Crete
Cyprus
25
True or False? A cow was the first cloned mammal.
False
True
26
True or False? The word "wow" is an interjection.
True
False
27
By definition, an anemometer measures the speed of what?
Wind
Light
Sound
28
True or False? A circle is a polygon
False
True
