Maths
English
General Knowledge
Australia
World Knowledge
100
Round 68 to the nearest 10.
70
100
What is a Noun?
A person, place or thing
100
How are rainbows made?
100
What state is Sydney the capital of?
New South Wales
100
Where will you find the Statue of Liberty?
New York, USA
200
How many groups of tens are in 100?
10
200
What is a Verb?
A verb is a word that shows action
Example: Run, jump, sing and laugh.
200
What does a thermometer measure?
Temperature
200
How many states and territories are in Australia?
Six states and two territories
200
Why is February special?
It's the shortest month and has an extra day every four years.
300
Represent
6x6 in another way.
6 + 6 +6 +6 +6 +6
or
6 groups of 6
300
What is an Adverb?
An Adverb modifies the meaning of a verb. It describes the verb.
For example: quickly, slowly, easily and loudly.
300
What do you call a house made out of ice
An Igloo
300
What is the Capital City of Australia?
Canberra or ACT
300
What are the primary colours?
Red, blue and yellow.
400
How many groups of 6 are there in 24?
4
400
What is in needed to create a simple sentence?
Subject (person) + Verb (action) + Object (Noun)
This is also known as an independent clause.
Subject Verb Object
Example: I like Cheese
She sees her sister
He is reading books
400
The colour of emerald is also known as...
Green
400
Is the Quokka native to Australia?
Yes
400
What do the colours of the Torres Straight Islander flag represent?
Black for the people.
Green for the land.
Blue for the water.
White for peace.
Bonus 200 points: What does the symbol in the middle represent?
500
Represent the following multiplication
7x5 = 35
- as a picture
- repeated addition
500
What is needed to create a compound sentence?
It contains 2 independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction also known as a FANBOY (For, and, nor, but, or and yet)
500
What is the name of the house elf that Harry set free?
Dobby
500
Australia is surrounded by three Oceans. What are they?
Southern
Pacific
Indian
500
Can you name 7 continents and 5 oceans?
Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia
Artic, Southern, Pacific, Atlantic, Indian