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English-Language Arts
100

Trivia Question: How many players from a single team are on the soccer field at the same time during a standard match? 

11

100

Trivia Question: What is 12 x 12?

144

100

Trivia Question: What is the fastest land aninmal?

Cheetah

100

Trivia Statement: In the 1830s, people didn't put ketchup on fries—they sold it as a medicine.

True

100

Name the noun(s) in this sentence. The car is blue and white. 

car

200

Trivia Question: What is it called when a baseball batter hits the ball over the outfield fence in fair territory, allowing them to circle all the bases and score automatically?

A home run

200

What is 768 rounded to the nearest hundred?

800

200

Trivia Question: Which planet has a ring around it? 

Saturn 

200
Trivia Question: What are the seven continents of the world?

The seven continents of the world are Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia.

200

Trivia Question: What is the adjective in this sentence?

Johnny's hair is a golden-brown color.

golden-brown 

300

Trivia Question: What is double dribbling in basketball? 

Double dribbling is a basketball rule violation that happens when a player stops dribbling, holds or touches the ball with both hands, and then starts dribbling again.


300

Trivia Question: 10+ 10 + 5 + 2

27

300

Trivia Question: 

Which comes first: thunder or lightning?

lightning

300

Trivia Statement: _______is home to the world's longest river, the Nile. (Name one of your continents.)

Africa 

300

Trivia statement: Name the verbs in this sentence. 

The boy runs and swims everyday. 

runs, swims

400

Trivia Question: In the sport of tennis, what unexpected word is used by the referee to say that a player has a score of zero?

Love

In tennis, a score of zero is called "love." It is believed to come from the French word for egg ("l'oeuf") because an egg looks like a zero!

400

Trivia Question: 26 + 14

40

400

Trivia Statement: Elephants hear not only with their ears but with their feet over two miles away. (True/False)

True

400

The___________ is the largest and deepest ocean on Earth, covering more than 30% of the planet's surface and holding over half of its open water. 

Pacific Ocean

400

Trivia Question: What type of figurative language is shown in this sentence?

The alarm clock screamed at me to wake up.

Personification 

500

Trivia Statement: An NFL team is allowed to have up to 53 players on its active roster during the regular season. (True or False)

True

  • 53-Player Active Roster: This is the total group of players who have official contracts and are on the main team.
  • 48-Player Game Day Roster: On actual game days, coaches must choose up to 48 players who are eligible to suit up and play in the game. The other 5 players sit out as "inactives."
500

Trivia Question: What is 33 divided by 3?

11


500

Trivia Question:What two colors make green? 

Yellow and Blue

500

What is the "Ring of Fire"?

The edges of the Pacific are lined with a horseshoe-shaped area called the Ring of Fire, which holds about 75% of the world's volcanoes and produces most of the planet's earthquakes.

500

Trivia Question: What needs to be capitalized in this sentence? 

On tuesday, sarah and her dog max visited the statue of liberty in new york city.

Tuesday, Sarah, Max, Statue of Liberty, New York City.

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