The United Kingdom
Capital of England
London
What do we call a body of land surrounded by water?
Island
Who did Trump compete against in the 2024 U.S. presidential election?
Kamala Harris
Who teaches World History 2 at Fayston?
Mr Colquhoun
What do you call a fish with no eyes?
Fsh
Name the four countries that make up the United Kingdom
England
Scotland
Wales
Northern Ireland
What is the largest continent?
Asia
Which country is hosting World Expo 2030
Saudi Arabia (Riyadh)
Which empire invented gunpowder and used movable type?
Song China
ANSWER IN KOREAN -
What did the milk (우유) say when it fell over?
아야
Currency of the United Kingdom
Great British Pound
Which country has the largest population?
India
Which country is hosting the next Olympics in 2028?
United States
TTQA stands for
Turn the Question Around
What do you call an ocean of orange soda?
Fanta-sea
Who was the British Prime Minister during WWII
Winston Churchill
Which direction do lines of latitude run?
Horizontally
Which international organization was created to help keep peace between countries after World War II?
United Nations
What does PEGS stand for?
Political, Economic, Geographical, Social
Why did the historian bring a ladder to class?
Because they were studying high levels of history
Who was the longest reigning monarch?
Queen Elizabeth II
Roughly how many languages are there in the world?
7000 languages
What is the name of the global meeting where countries meet to discuss climate change, often called “COP”?
Conference of the Parties (COP)
4 criteria of Historical Significance
Impact, scope, duration, connection
Why don’t historians trust atoms?
Because they make up everything