Teachers
Cats
Dogs
Flags
Food
100
This teacher CONDUCTS himself well.
Aguilar
100
Cats sleep about ______________ hours a day.
12-16 hours
100
A dog's noseprint is unique, almost like a _______.
fingerprint
100
The Union Jack is always flying over this place in
England.
Buckingham
100
This vegetable was originally purple or yellow,
not orange.
Carrots
200
This teacher is SUM kind of wonderful. Hint: He is the father of a baby daughter.
Mr. Payne
200
The average cat's lifespan is __________ years.
12-18 years
200
What percentage of dogs sleep in their owners' beds?
*within 10% either way scores points
45%
200
What country's flag is the only non-rectangular flag in the world? Don't ever-rest there.
Nepal
200
This vegetable is 95% water.
Hint: Don't get yourself "in a pickle" thinking about it!
Cucumber
300
This teacher ain't no dummy...but does have a couple of them.
Mr. Halliwell
300
Cats can jump up to ______ times their length.
6
300
What percent of owners sign their dogs' names on holiday cards?
70%
300
This country's flag is red and white and displays two symbols of Islam-a crescent and a star.
Turkey
300
What was the first food to be planted and grown in space?
Hmmm...the invention of space-chips?
Potatoes
400
This teacher likes to get the word out.
Ms. Saxon
400
Cats are crepuscular which means they are most active at _________ and _________.
dawn and dusk
400
Human blood pressure goes up or down when petting a dog.
How about a dog's?
Both go down.
400
There are only two national flags that are square.
One is known for neutrality, and the other is filled with cardinals.
Switzerland and Vatican City.
400
Hawaiian pizza was not actually invented in Hawaii. The "birthplace" of this fruit-laden pizza was invented in a country a hop, skip and jump from Seattle.
Canada
500
When a cat hisses is it aggressive or defensive?
defensive
500
Dogs are colorblind. True or False?
False. They see blue and yellow.
500
How many U.S. flags does the U.S. burn every year?
Thousands.
Section 176 (k) of the US Flag Code (a set of rules on the correct treatment of the Stars and Stripes) provides that: “The flag, when it is in such condition that it is no longer a fitting emblem for display, should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably by burning.”
500
Chanko-nabe is a stew eaten by these wrestlers to gain weight.
Sumo wrestlers