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100

Which famous New York place is known for its huge screens, lights and advertisements?

Times Square

100

Which animals once walked across the Brooklyn Bridge?

Elephants

100

β€œWill Ben come to the party?” – β€œ___ so, but I'm not sure.” Complete the phrase.

I guess...

100

Where did the Junior World Championships from today’s Daily News take place? (city and country)

Rijeka, Croatia

200

You want to travel through New York without getting stuck in traffic. Which form of public transportation would probably be the best choice?

the subway

200

What can visitors read on the bronze panels at the 9/11 Memorial?

the names of the people who were killed

200

Central Park has lakes that were created by people. Which adjective from our unit describes them?

man-made

200

Which animal from one of our Daily News reports is an invasive species in Germany?

the raccoon

300

Which New York City borough is home to Times Square, Central Park and the Empire State Building?

Manhattan

300

How many years did it take to build the Brooklyn Bridge?

14 years

300

Which word from our unit fits this situation?
Before an important test, you may feel a lot of it, but you cannot see it.

pressure

300

Which endangered animal was bred and later released into the wild?

the field hamster

400

Which river is west of Manhattan and separates New York from New Jersey?

the Hudson River

400

Which two parts of New York City does the Brooklyn Bridge connect?

Manhattan and Brooklyn

400

Someone makes a rude comment about your clothes and you feel hurt. Which word from our unit describes how you feel?

insulted

400

What was recently discovered in Bolivia?

a new species of wild cat

500

New York City has five boroughs. Which borough is the only one that is not connected to the others by the New York City subway system?

Staten Island

500

Which river does the Brooklyn Bridge cross?

the East River

500

About how many centimetres are four inches?

about 10 cm

500

What made the tightrope stunt especially dangerous?

She crossed high above the ground without a safety rope.

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