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Unscramble the letters : 

 hlnsegi

English

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What is the name of the prince in the story "Cinderella"?

Prince Charming

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What is a baby cat called?

A Kitten


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What Media Genre's both involve imaginative settings and futuristic or magical elements in their stories.

Science Fiction and Fantasy

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What does this idiom mean? "A piece of cake"

When something is very easy and simple

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How many letters are in the English alphabet?

26


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What is the most spoken language by number of natives speakers?

Chinese 

1.3 Billion Native Speakers

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What is the plural of "goose"?

geese

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Famous author, humanitarian and educator Hellen Keller had 2 disabilities. What were they?

She was Deaf and Blind.

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What does this idiom mean? "Straight from the horses mouth"

Information straight from the source or the person who knows best. Often for gossip.

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What is the most used "letter" in the English language?

e

It is used in 1/8 of all words!

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In the fairy tale "Little Red Riding Hood", who is she bringing a basked of goodies to?

Her Grandma

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Pronounce "Worcestershire"

Nice

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Jeannette Villepreux-Power was a famous scientist mainly known for her work in marine biology studying Octopus and Squid. 

What was her most famous invention?

The Aquarium

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What does this idiom mean? "Let the cat out the bag"

To reveal a secret

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Approximately how many countries does the english language have official or special status.

(Within 3)

75 (72-78)

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Name 4 animals that  begin with the letter F

Fox, Frog, Flamingo, Ferret, Falcon, Flea, Fish, Fly...

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How many letters is the longest word in the Oxford English Dictionary?

45 letters for 

"pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis"

It is a lung disease caused by inhalation of very fine silicate or quartz dust.

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Who Invented the material Kevlar?

A - Marie Curie

B - Stephanie Kwolek

C - Vera Rubin

D - Cynthia Breazeal

B - Stephanie Kwolek
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What does this idiom mean? "Take with a pinch/grain of salt"

To not completely believe something and be a little skeptical 

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Approximately how old is the English language? 

A - 1400 years old

B - 900 years old

C - 1800 years old

D - 1100 years old

A - 1400 years old

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In the fairy tale "Golidlocks and the 3 bears", whose porridge and bed does she find "just right"?

Baby bears.

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What is the "and" symbols real name "&"

Ampersand

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Valentines day is the most popular day to get married in what country?

The Philippines.

An average of 13,000 weddings every valentines day.

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What does this idiom mean? "By the skin of my teeth"

To barely succeed or escape. When you achieve something with very thin margins.

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What is the most common adjective used in English

Good
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What magic book series did J.K. Rowling write?

Harry Potter series

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Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is used to describe the fear of what kind of words?

Long words.

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What country has measured Gross National Happiness since 1972?

Bhutan

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What does this idiom mean? "Finding a needle in a haystack"

Something that is near impossible to find.

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What is the only number in English that when spelt has all letters in alphabetical order?

Forty

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Which famous writer wrote the novels; The Shining, IT and the Green Mile?

Stephen King

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What is Onomatopoeia?

Example: Bang


When a word sounds like what it means and copy the sound they describe.

Example: Pop, bang, drip, sizzle, hiss

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In 1997 AI system “IBM Deep Blue” beat the world champion of what?

Chess.

Champion at the time was Garry Kasparov and it won 2 drew 3.

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What does this idiom mean? "The pot calling the kettle black"

To be hypocritical and criticising someone for something you also have or do.

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Which country has the 2nd highest number of English speakers in the world?

India.

USA is number 1 with around 298 million and India has around 265 million.

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Who wrote the following literary works: Othello, The Taming of the Shrew, Coriolanus and the Merchant of Venice.

William Shakespeare

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What does "Penultimate" mean?

Next to the last or second to last

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What are the 3 main challenges/characteristics of people with Autism?

Social skills, Communication and Repetitive/a-typical behaviour.

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What does this idiom mean? "Out of the frying pan and into the fire"

To escape one difficult situation only to end up in another.

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What is a Pangram sentence? 

Hint: This is the most famous: “The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog”.

A sentence that uses every letter of the alphabet at least once.

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In the dictionary what is a ghost word?

Example:Foupe, adventine, dentize, kime, abacot

A word recorded in the dictionary or reference work that is not actually used. Usually as an error.

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What does Kerfuffle mean?

A commotion, fuss or some noise and excitement.

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What famous conspiracy theory happened in the town of Salem, America in 1692?

The Salem Witch Trials.

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What does this idiom mean? "Cast pearls before swine"

Give something of value to someone who won't appreciate it.

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