TEAMBUILDING

ENGLISH

100

How many nouns and what are the nouns?

The girl went to London to get her favorite manga. 

3 nouns

Girl,London,Manga

200

The word orange can mean a color or a fruit. 

What kind of word is that?

Homonym(multiple meanings)

300

“I can _____ the birds singing from right _____.”

(Hear/Here)

”I can hear the birds singing from right here.”

400

Can you find the rhyming words?

“The bat has a cat who likes the mat and wants to wack a mole with a rat.”

BAT,CAT,MAT, RAT

500

This term describes words the share the same pronunciation but differ in meaning, origins or spelling. 

Examples: Bat(the animal), bat (the sports equipment), to/too/two

What are homophones?

MATH

100

This is the only even prime number

2

200

This is the value of 9 squared

81

300

In the equation 4x + 5 = 21

What is the value of x

4

400

What is the 12 squared?

What is the 10 squared?

What is the 8 squared?

What is the 4 squared?

144

100

64

16

500

In a right triangle, this theorem states that the square of the hypotenuse equals the sum of the squares of the other two sides.

Pythagorean theorem

SCIENCE

100

• These are the regular up-and-down movements of the ocean surface primarily caused by wind blowing across the water.
•  This is the highest point of a wave.

• What are waves?

• What is the crest?

200

• This twice-daily rise and fall of sea level is mainly caused by the gravitational pull of the Moon (and to a lesser extent the Sun).
• This is the lowest point of a wave.

• What are tides?

• What is the trough?

300

• This type of ocean current is driven by differences in water density due to temperature and salinity, and helps circulate water throughout the world’s oceans.

• These large-scale circular ocean currents are driven mainly by wind and the Coriolis effect; the Gulf Stream is part of one in the North Atlantic.

• What is thermohaline circulation? (or the global conveyor belt)

• What are gyres?

400

• This long-wavelength ocean wave, often triggered by underwater earthquakes or landslides, can travel across entire ocean basins at high speeds and grow dramatically in height near shore.

• This process occurs when deep, cold, nutrient-rich water rises to the surface, often supporting rich marine ecosystems near coasts.

• What is a tsunami?

• What is upwelling?

500

In wave terminology, this is the vertical distance from a wave’s crest to its trough, and it is one of the key factors that determines a wave’s energy.

This is the horizontal distance between two successive wave crests (or troughs).

• What is wave height?

• What is wavelength?

HISTORY

100

• This explorer sailed across the Atlantic Ocean in 1492 and reached the Americas while looking for a new route to Asia.

• These skilled sailors from northern Europe used longships to cross the ocean and reached North America around the year 1000.

• Who was Christopher Columbus?
• Who were the Vikings? (or Who was Leif Erikson?)

200

• This American inventor and leader mapped the Gulf Stream, a strong ocean current in the Atlantic.
• These island people of the Pacific used stars, waves, and ocean currents to navigate thousands of miles across the open ocean in canoes.

• Who was Benjamin Franklin?
• Who were the Polynesians?

300

• This Titan in Greek mythology is the personification of the great river that was believed to circle the world.

• In Norse mythology, this god of the sea is married to the goddess Ran and hosts feasts for the gods.

• Who is Oceanus?

• Who is Aegir?

400

• This Greek god of the sea carries a trident and can create storms or calm the waves.

• This Roman god of the sea is the counterpart to the Greek god Poseidon.

• Who is Poseidon?

• Who is Neptune?

500

This huge ocean wave, caused by an underwater earthquake, struck the Indian Ocean in 2004 and affected many countries.

These early American colonists learned from Native Americans how to use the ocean and rivers for fishing and travel.

• What was the Indian Ocean tsunami? (or What was the 2004 tsunami?)

• Who were the Pilgrims? (or Who were the early colonists?)

POPCULTURE

100

• In the Sonic games and Sonic X, this blue hedgehog often runs through beach and water stages while collecting rings.

• This Disney movie stars a Polynesian girl who sails across the ocean with the demigod Maui to save her island.

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• Who is Sonic the Hedgehog?

• What is Moana?

200

• In Pokémon, this Water-type starter Pokémon looks like a little turtle and can learn water attacks.

• This pink video-game character can suck up water and use it for special abilities in many Kirby games.

• Who is Squirtle?
• Who is Kirby?

300

• This two-tailed fox is Sonic’s best friend and can fly by spinning his tails like a helicopter.
• This red echidna is the guardian of the Master Emerald and often rivals Sonic in races and treasure hunts.

• Who is Tails (Miles Prower)?

• Who is Knuckles the Echidna?

400

This large, penguin-like king is Kirby’s rival who loves to eat and often challenges him to battles or contests.

This cool black hedgehog with red stripes can use Chaos Control and was created as the ultimate life form.

• Who is King Dedede?

• Who is Shadow the Hedgehog?

500

In Kirby and the Forgotten Land, this blue, bandana-wearing Waddle Dee becomes Kirby’s main partner and helps him by throwing spears and solving puzzles.

This Electric-type Pokémon is not only the series mascot but was originally designed with a more aggressive look that was softened before the first games were released.

• Who is Bandana Waddle Dee?

• Who is Pikachu?