Historically Speaking
World Cup
Canada
USA
Mexico
Brazil
Argentina
Japan
England
France
South Africa
Australia
100

What is soccer called in most countries? 

Football 
100

True or false: Teams from similar areas of the world are grouped together for the first round of the competition. 

False

100

What are the two official languages of Canada? 

English and French 

100

What continent is the USA located on? 

North America

100
What are the colors of Mexico's flag? 

Red, White, Green

100

What is the common language in Brazil? 

Portuguese

100

What continent is Argentina in? 

South America 

100

Around how many people live in Japan? 

124 million people. 

100

What type of climate does England have? 

Temperate

100

What currency is used in France? 

The Euro

100

What is the currency in South Africa? 

South African rand. 

100

What is one of Australia's most famous landmarks?

Sydney Opera House 

200

True or false: In the 19th century, protective gear was used in the game of soccer. 

False. 

200

*Daily Double* 

How many teams are in each group? 

Four teams. 

200

What is the capital city of Canada, and how is it spelled? 

Ottawa

200

True or False: The USA is the second largest country in the world. 

False. 

200

What festival was named that is important to the Mexican culture? 

Dia de los Muertos

200

What famous statute can be found in Brazil? 

Christ the Redeemer

200

How many autonomous cities does Argentina have? 

One 

200

What is the currency of Japan? 

Japanese yen. 

200

What island is London located on? 

Great Britain

200

What is the most famous landmark in France? 

The Eiffel Tower 

200

What is mountain in Cape Town? 

Table Mountain. 

200

Name two well-known Australian animals. 

Kangaroo, koala, wombats, emus, and platypus. 

300

What was the shape of the original soccer ball? 

Egg shape. 

300

How many groups is the first round divided into? 

12 Groups

300

How many provinces are there in Canada and how many territories? 

10 Provinces and 3 Territories. 

300

Name four popular foods listed in the presentation. 

Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Pizza, Apple Pie, and BBQ Ribs 

300

What is the name of the currency in Mexico? 

Peso 

300

Name two soccer players named in the presentation from Brazil. 

Pele and Marta. 

300

What is the currency used in Argentina? 

Argentine Peso. 

300

What are the four seasons in Japan? What does each season bring? 

Spring - Cherry Blossoms, Summer - Warm & Lively, Autumn - Colorful, Winter - Cold with Snow 

300

What is the currency used in England? Must be specific. 

Pound Sterling 

300

France has the same climate as which other country we talked about? 

England 

300

What are the languages spoken in South Africa? Must be spelled correctly. 

Zulu, Xhosa, and English. 

300

*Daily Double*

What is the capital of Australia? Must be spelled correctly. 

Canberra. 

400
What was the object of the game that the ancient Chinese military made?

To kick a ball through a small opening. 

400

True or False: The second round of the competition becomes knockout rounds. 

True 

400

Name three popular Canadian foods listed in the presentation. 

Poutine, Butter Tarts, Maple Syrup, Salmon, and Nanaimo Bars. 

400

Where is the final game of the World Cup going to be held? Where is that stadium at? 

MetLife Stadium in New Jersey

400

True or False: There are deserts, ice camps, mountains, jungles, and beaches in Mexico. 

False

400

What is the capital city of Brazil? 

Brasilia 

400

What is the mountainous region of Argentina called? 

Patagonia 

400
Japan has ______ main islands and ______ smaller islands. 

4 main and thousands of smaller islands. 

400
The British royal family began playing soccer around when?

The start of the 1800s. 

400

*Daily Double*

True or False: France is the second most visited country in the world. 

False 

400

Name two popular foods in South Africa. Must be spelled correctly. 

Biltong, braai, and bobotie. 

400

What are the barbecued sausages called in Australia? 

Snags

500

In what year were a set of rules adopted for soccer? 

1863

500

How many 3rd-place teams make it out of the group round?

Eight teams.

500

Canadian culture is a mix of ________ _________ heritage and the traditions of people from around the world. 

First Nations 

500

What did the packet specifically state about American culture? 

It is rich and diverse. 

500

The presentation said that Chichen Itza is one of the what? 

Seven Wonders of the World

500

What is the biggest celebration of the year in Brazil?

Carnival 

500

*Daily Double* 

What famous dance style comes from Argentina? 

Tango 

500

Name four popular foods listed in the presentation from Japan. 

Sushi, Ramen, Tempura, Miso Soup, Bento. 

500

Name three landmarks noted in the presentation. 

Big Ben, Stonehenge, Windsor Castle, and Lake District.

500

What famous museum recently got broken into in France?

The Louvre Museum

500

How many capital cities does South Africa have? What are they the capital of?

Pretoria (administrative capital)

Cape Town (legislative capital)

Bloemfontein (judicial capital) 

500

Australia is the __________-largest country in the world. 

sixth

600

When the official rules were adopted, the game broke into two groups. Soccer became the game for those who were not allowed to use their hands. The other game was for those who did want to use their hands. What game is that?

Rugby 

600

In the first round, if a team wins two games, ties one game, and loses one game, how many points do they have?

7 points. 

600
Name two national parks in Canada listed in our packet. 

Banff, Jasper, and Gros Morne. 

600

*Daily Double*

Name the four landmarks listed on the USA slide. Name four states that the landmarks are in. 

Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate Bridge, the Grand Canyon, and Mount Rushmore. 

600

What were the two beaches named in the presentation? 

Cancun and Los Cabos 

600

In the 1500's, Brazil was a colony of which country? When did it gain its independence?

Portugal and September 7, 1822

600

Name three landmarks named in the presentation from Argentina. 

Iguazu Falls, Perito Moreno Glacier, Aconcagua, and the Obelisk of Buenos Aires. 

600

How fast can some Japanese trains travel?

Over 300 kilometers per hour. 

600
Which famous writer was born in England? Name two of his works. 

William Shakespeare

600
Is the Mediterranean Sea towards the north or south of France?
South of France 
600

What are the big five animals of South Africa, and which one is Miss Reyes' favorite?

Lion, Leopard, Elephant, Rhino, and Buffalo. 

600

What interesting fact was given about Australia in the presentation? 

It is both a country and a continent. 

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