Winter
English
Food
The Human Body
Rocks and Gemstones
100
What vegetable is used for a nose for building a snowman?
A. Eggplant
B. Carrot
100
How many letters are in the English alphabet?
A. 26
B. 30
100
What is the name of the fried potato pancakes served on Hannukah?
A. Hashbrowns
B. Latkes
100
What part of your body do you use to think?
A. Nose
B. Brain
100
What gemstone is typically used for wedding rings?
A. Amethyst
B. Diamonds
200
What holiday is used to decide if there is 6 more weeks of winter?
A. Groundhog Day
B. Mole Day
200
What is a word that reads the same backward as forward?
A. Simile
B. Palindrome
200
Pink lady and granny smith are types of which fruit?
A. Pear
B. Apple
200
What is the figure inside of you that is made of bones called?
A. Skeleton
B. Tailbone
200
What color is Emerald?
A. Purple
B. Green
300
What is the Hindu Festival of Lights celebrated in winter?
A. Diwali
B. Ramadan
300
Who wrote Hamlet?
A. Shakespeare
B. Harper Lee
300
What food do pescatarians eat that vegetarians do not?
A. Fish
B. Eggs
300
True or false: everyone's finger print is entirely unique and no two are the same
True!
300
Which gemstone is produced by a clam?
A. Pearl
B. Diamond
400
What is the name of the holiday celebrated on December 26 in many countries?
A. Post Christmas Feast
B. Boxing Day
400
What is the plural of the word moose?
A. Meese
B. Moose
400
In France, this food is called "escargot"
A. Pasta
B. Snails
400
What is the name of the substance in your body that produces skin and hair color?
A. Melanin
B. White blood cells
400
What red gemstone is this?
A. Ruby
B. Jasmine
500
What famous event takes place annually in Alaska featuring sled dogs?
A. Sled Dog Games
B. Iditarod
500
What is a word that sounds the same as another but has a different definition?
for example: eight and ate
A. Verb
B. Homophone
500
What is the name of the Halloween candy that is white, orange, and yellow?
A. Lollipop
B. Candy Corn
500
What is the largest organ in the human body?
A. Heart
B. Skin
500
What unit of measurement is used for diamonds?
A. Carat
B. pounds