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Year 3 & 4 General Knowledge Quiz
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A General Knowledge Quiz Science and Nature Numbers Literature and Drama History Geography Sport
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1
Which country does footballer Lionel Messi play for?
Spain
Brazil
Argentina
Portugal
2
The disc used in Ice Hockey is called a pick.
True
False
3
The total number of dwarves in Snow White added to the number of ugly sisters in Cinderella?
10
8
9
7
4
How many goals are scored if a player has a hat trick?
3
4
2
5
5
Henry VII died in 1485 at The Battle of Bosworth Field and was reburied in Leicester Cathedral in 2015.
False
True
6
What is the equipment used to measure temperature?
Thermometer
Anemometer
Tachometer
Barometer
7
How many in a dozen?
10
11
12
14
8
Helsinki is the capital city of which country?
Denmark
Finland
Sweden
Iceland
9
Literature & Drama
In which book would you meet Ratty, Mole & Badger?
Tarka the Otter
Wind in the Willows
The Animals of Farthing Wood
Winnie the Pooh
10
How many wives did Henry VIII have?
6
4
5
7
11
Which animals live in lodges and are known for gnawing trees?
Tigers
Otters
Beavers
Meerkats
12
Romans used a 'hypocaust' for heating their villas.
False
True
13
What is the name of the person who studies earthquakes?
Entemologist
Quakeologist
Tectonicologist
Seismologist
14
What is the surname of John, Michael and Wendy in the Peter Pan story?
Darling
Sweetie
Williams
Peters
15
What is the name of the biggest ocean on Earth?
Arctic
Atlantic
Pacific
Indian
16
Numbers
The Prime Minister lives at No 11 Downing Street>
True
False
17
What is the imaginary line around the centre of the earth called?
Equinox
Latitude
Longtitude
Equator
18
Who wrote the children's book 'Tracey Beaker'?
Beatrix Potter
CS Lewis
E B White
Jaqueline Wilson
19
Len Goodman was famous on Strictly Come dancing for saying the number '9'.
True
False
20
The countries in the British Isles are England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales.
True
False
21
How many days in a leap year?
366
372
365
348
22
Sport
How many players in a basketball side?
8
5
7
6
23
The planet in our solar system with a ring around it is called Venus.
True
False
24
Dock leaves can be used to soothe the pain from stinging nettles.
False
True
25
Which King received an arrow in the eye during the Battle of Hastings?
Harold II
Henry V
26
The highest mountain on earth is?
Ben Nevis
Kilamanjaro
Mont Blanc
Mount Everest
27
The Yangtze is the longest river in the world.
False
True
28
There are 7 colours in the rainbow.
True
False
29
Who is famous for keeping a diary during the time of The Great Fire of London?
Samuel Smith
Samuel Pepys
Samuel Edison
Samuel Jeffries
30
Which swimming stroke has the same name as a flying insect?
Dragonfly
Butterfly
Ladybird
Bumble bee
31
How many rings on the Olympic flag?
5
4
6
7
32
Science & Nature
The African and Asian are the two main forms of which mammal.
Giraffe
Lion
Hippo
Elephant
33
Who was the Queen of England when the Spanish Armada tried to invade?
Mary Queen of Scots
Mary 1
Victoria
Elizabeth 1
34
Who wrote Hamlet?
Henry James
Jane Austen
Oscar Wilde
William Shakespeare
35
How many players on a netball court?
10
16
14
12
36
Before he decided on a peach in James and the Giant Peach Roald Dahl considered using a cherry.
False
True
37
Feline means what sort of animal?
Cat
Fish
Ferret
Dog
