Common Bonds
Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader
Animals of Australia
The human body
100
North, Fishing, Telephone
What are types of Poles
100
According to the classic Mother Goose rhyme, "Hey Diddle Diddle," this ran away with the spoon
What is The Dish
100
This is the largest living reptile found in Australia
What is the saltwater crocodile
100
This part of your body turns pink or red when you feel shy, embarrassed or excited
What are the cheeks?
200
Knives, Minds, Cheddar cheese
What are things that are sharp
200
There are this number of Great Lakes
What is five
200
This Australian mammal is known for laying eggs
What is the platypus
200
This is the largest and heaviest organ in the body
What is the skin?
300
Hobby, Dark, Charley
What are types of horses
300
This number of justices serve on the US Supreme Court
What is nine
300
This Australia animal is famous for its ability to glide between trees
What is the Sugar Glider
300
This part of the body contains 27 bones
What is the hand?
400
Tuna, Tennis balls, Paint
What are things that come in a can
400
A word, phrase or sequence that reads the same forward and backward is called this
What is a palindrome
400
Koalas have this unique feature on their front paws
What is two opposable thumbs on each front paw
400
The smallest bone in the human body is located in this part of the body?
(Bonus Question: Can you name the smallest bone?)
What is the ear?
Bonus answer: The stapes
500
A smile, an egg, the books
What are things you can crack
500
M stand for this in the computer abbreviation RAM
What is memory
500
This Australian animal is known for its distinctive blue tongue
What is the blue-tongued skink
500
This organ is extremely rare to develop cancer
What is the heart?