Respiratory System
Countries and Flags
Pop Culture
Punctuation Marks
Historical Events
100

What does a human need for breathing?

Air/Oxygen

100

Which country has a red leaf located in the center of its flag?

Canada

100

Who owns the company that used to be called Twitter?

Elon Musk

100

Which punctuation mark do we use when asking a question?

Question Mark (?)

100

How many World Wars occurred?

Two, World War 1 and World War 2

200

What is the periodic symbol for Oxygen?

O2
200

Which country is known for playing soccer, and whose city is Rio de Janeiro?

Brazil

200

What company created the iPhone?

Apple

200

Which punctuation is used when expressing strong emotion, surprise, or emphasis?

Exclamation Mark (!)

200

Who was the leader of the Nazis who hated Jews?

Adolf Hitler

300

What are two organs in your chest that you need for breathing?

Lungs

300

Which country’s flag has a big red circle in the center?

Japan

300

What famous singer popularized the moonwalk?

Micheal Jackson

300

What punctuation mark do we use when separating items in a list?

Comma (,)

300

Which event caused the Twin Towers located in New York City to fall?

The 9/11 attack

400

What are the hairs on your nose called?

Cilia

400

Which country is home to the Great Pyramids of Giza?

Egypt

400

Which company has owned YouTube since the start of 2006?

Google

400

Which punctuation mark is used when joining two similar independent clauses?

Semicolon (;)

400

In what year did World War 2 start and end?

From 1939 to 1945.

500

What muscle helps the lungs expand and retract?

Diaphragm

500

Which country's flag has a green tree in the center? (It shares a border with Syria.)

Lebanon

500

Amazon was rebranded by Jeff Bezos. Before the rebranding, what was the company's original name?

Cadabra

500

While trying to show possession and omission, what punctuation mark do we use?

Apostrophe (‘)

500

What famous structure did the Soviet Union built in 1961 to divide East and West Germany?

The Berlin Wall

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