King family
King high school
Study techniques
Xavier 2
TRP TRIVIA
100

How old is mr King

33

100

When did King start at Claver?

2025 Term 3

100

3 types of memory?

Episodic

Semantic

Procedural

100

In Xavier 2 are more people born in 2009 or 2008?

2008 - 11 people - 

7 people in 2009

100

What is the world's slowest plane?

Macready Gossamer Albatross

200

When did King graduate?

2009

200

What was kings fav subject/s?

Ancient History / English
200

Which study technique is about thinking or responding to questions rather than just reading?

Active Recall - purposefully recalling prior learning - effortful

200

What is Lamina's middle name?

Havana

200

What is the shortest verse in most English translations of the Bible?

“Jesus wept.” (John 11:35)

300

How old currently (start of 2026) are mr Kings children

1 and 5


300

What aisle did mr King sit last year in the teachers staff room (e.g. Humanities / English / Arts / Tech etc...)

HPE

300

which study technique helps reduce the forgetting curve?

Spaced repetition


300
Who in F2 wants to study engineering and their favourite subjects are Digital solutions and Mathematics?
Jonas
300

Abraham Lincoln is enshrined in the Wrestling Hall of Fame. What was his career record?

300 wins to 1 loss.

400

What are Mr kings children's names?

Felix and Eliza

400

What does BBB stand for (mr king's gang)

B Block Boys

400

What are some of the other learning principles apart from AR and SR

  1. Practice skills by doing
  2. Immersion 
  3. Text + Speech: The brain treats written and spoken words as the same thing; using them simultaneously causes cognitive overload.
  4. Images + Speech: The brain processes images and words in different channels, so combining them maximizes learning.
  5. Space: Utilizing spatial layout and consistent design aids memory retrieval and comprehension.
  6. Context/State: Learning is tied to the physical environment and emotional state at the time of encoding.
  7. Multitasking: The brain cannot multitask; it switches rapidly between tasks, reducing focus and retention.
  8. Interleave: Mixing up topics (interleaving) produces better long-term retention than blocking (focusing on one topic at a time).
  9. Error: Making mistakes during the learning process, when corrected, strengthens memory and understanding.
  10. Priming: Preparing the brain with context or pre-exposure to information makes it easier to process new, related, or complex ideas.
  11. Story: Human brains are hardwired for narrative, making stories an effective tool for organizing, remembering, and sharing information.
  12. Stress: Low-to-moderate stress can enhance focus, but high stress inhibits the brain's ability to learn and recall information.
400

Who in F2 has won an award for 8ball?

Joshua Bishop

400

What are the seven modes of a major scale, along with their most frequented genre(s)?

Ionian (Pop, Jazz) Dorian (Fusion jazz, Folk), Phrygian (Metal, Flamenco), Lydian (Soundtracks, Rock), Mixolydian (Blues, Rock), Aeolian (Classical, Blues), and Locrian (Metal, Soundtracks)

500

What is mr Kings middle name

Francis

500

Where did mr King go before / after school every morning with his mates/gang?

the spot - behind the church across the rd from the school

500

What is the name of the neuroscientist whose learning principles Mr King developed the study skills lesson from?

Jared Cooney Horvath

500

Who in F2 secretly loves Pilates?

Levi

500

What are the names of Jacob's (Israel's) 12 sons?

Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulen, Dan, Napthali, Gad, Asher, Joseph, Benjamin

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