Harwood
Countries
Facts
Trivia
Math
100

What Route is Harwood on?

100

100

What is the capital of Germany

Bonn

Munich

Berlin

Berlin

100

Which animal is needed for pollination?

Bumble Bee 

100

What country has the most vending machines per capita?

Morocco         China

Japan             Russia

the U.S.          Cuba

Japan

100

33

27

200

What is Meg's (the principal) last name?

McDonough

200

Where is the Eiffel tower located?

France, Paris

200

What bird symbolizes America?

The Eagle

200

Who is the leader of Russia?

Puttin


200

In your head calculate:  24 x 11

264

300

What room # are we in?

303

300

Name 3 countries that start with the letter P

  • Pakistan.
  • Palau.
  • Panama
  • Papua New Guinea.
  • Paraguay.
  • Peru.
  • Philippines.
300

 If you sneeze too hard, you could fracture a ___.

If you sneeze too hard, you could fracture a rib! 

300

What do babies have more of than adults?

Bones

300

What cool pattern is there in the multiplication table for 9?

The digits of the 2 numbers of the answer = 9.


400

What is the 1st and last name of the man who sits at the desk at the main entrance?

Sam Baird

400

What language do they speak in Brazil?

Portuguese

400

Which of the following lights on fire in the microwave.

(DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!)

raisins

grapes

cherries

pumpkin seeds

Grapes 

400

How many eyes does a bee have? 

2     6

4     8

5     12

5

400

(8x3)+16 divided by 8=

5

500

What is Pratt's first name?

Mari

500

What is the capital of Egypt?

Cairo

500

In which year was the octagonal stop sign first used in the U.S.?

a. 1896        d. 1948

b. 1914        e. 1965

c. 1924        f. 1973

1914 (Michigan was the first state to use them.)

500

Who introduced the leap year?

Julius Caesar

Henry VIII

Theodore Roosevelt

Ronald Reagan

Julius Caesar

500

when you are finding the product of something, you are....... 

multiplying

600

Nurse Magge has a daughter who goes to Harwood. What is their name?

Jen

600

Name the largest country in the world

Russia

600

Which animal has its heart in its head?

shark

shrimp

hummingbird

octopus

shrimp
600

What fruit is surprisingly a berry? 

banana

600

When measuring the area of a raised bed your answer will be in what format?

cubic feet or cubic yards

700

What is Regan's first name?

Jane

700

What is the capital of Greece?

Athens

Paris

Rome

Oslo

Athens

700

When was the first text message sent?

1989

1992

1996

2001

1992

700

How many colors can a person who is not colorblind see?

a. up to 100        d. up to 100,000

b. up to 500        e. up to 1,000,000

c. up to 1,000

e. up to 1,000,000

700

What is 15% of 150

22.5

800

Who teaches Spanish at Harwood? First and last names.

Chris Urban, Tim Gershon, Laura Wardell

800

What is the official language of Guyana?

English

800

What percent of the earth is water?

(give or take 7 percentage points)

approximately 71%

800

Michael Phelps was an olympic athlete known for which sport?

Swimming


800

What is the number represented by Pi?

(5 numbers after the decimal)

3.14159

900

Who is the head building maintenance person at Harwood?

(He's in charge of everyone who cleans and makes sure everything is working smoothly.)

Scott Guyette

900

Where is the Taj Mahal located?

India

900

Approximately how many hairs does a person lose in a day?

Between 50 and 100

900

What are most artificial dyes made from?

a. plastic                   e. nitrates

b. sodium benzoate     f. MSG

c. petroleum     

d. bug shells

petroleum

900

A break from Math:

What animal cannot stick its tongue out?

A crocodile 

1000

Name a teacher who went to Harwood.

Monsieur Grace

1000

How many recognized sovereign countries are in Africa?

54

1000

Honeybees flap their wings ___ times every second.

105

230

312

427



Honeybees flap their wings 230 times every second.



1000

What does H2O stand for (the longer term, not water)?

dihydrogen monoxide

1000

Who discovered a famous mathematical pattern where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones?

This is often observed in nature (pinecones, sunflowers, pineapples).

Example:  0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8... 

 

Fibonacci

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