Sports
What sport uses the term "shuttlecock"?
Badminton
Are frogs cold blooded? Yes or No?
Yes
What does "cleek" mean?
Christ the redeemer is a statue which looks over what city?
Rio de Janeiro
How many eyes does a housefly have?
Only 2, but they are as effective as having many more
What color flag ends a car race?
Checkered flag (black and white)
What kind of frogs are considered among the most poisonous animals in the world?
Poison dart frogs
What does "bibliokept" mean?
refers to a person who steals books
What is the name of the huge palace complex in Beijing which used to be home to the Emperor of China?
the Forbidden City
How much honey can a beehive produce in one year?
60 pounds
In soccer, what body part can't touch the ball?
your hands
Tree frogs' feet constantly produce a sticky mucus that keeps their feet ________ at all times.
a) moist
b) dry
c) clean
clean
What does "bumfuzzle" mean?
What iconic bridge is located next to the Tower of London?
Tower Bridge
what do ladybugs eat?
Aphids
what type of race is the "Tour de France"?
Bicycle race
Many frogs can jump more than _______ times their body length.
a) 10 times
b) 20 times
c) 30 times
20 times
What does "foppish" mean?
someone whom is always super-concerned about how their outfit looks
What is the name of the rectangular park that is famous in New York?
Central Park
Which country has the most insects?
Indonesia
What is the only sport to be played on the moon?
A round of golf
Do frogs have teeth?
Yes - most frogs have teeth but only on their upper jaw
What does "skirl" mean?
it's the loud, wailing sound that bagpipes make
In which landmark would you find the Mona Lisa?
La Louvre
What is the name for an insect passing through all of its growth stages and becoming an adult?
Metamorphosis