Nursery Rhymes
Fairy Tales
Simple Maths
Capital Cities
Planets
100

Hey diddle, diddle.. This character had a fiddle.

What is the cat?

100

This girl wore a red hood and visited her grandmother, only to meet a wolf.

Who is Little Red Riding Hood?

100

The sum of 8 and 7.

What is 15?

100

This city is the capital of Australia.

What is Canberra?

100

This is the largest planet in our solar system.What is Jupiter?

What is Jupiter?

200

Little Bo Peep had lost these.

What are sheep? 

200

This boy climbed a beanstalk and found a giant in the clouds.

Who is Jack?
200

Half of 100.

What is 50?

200

This city is the capital of France.What is Paris?

What is Paris?

200

This planet is known as the Red Planet.What is Mars?

What is Mars?

300

This duo went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. 

Who are Jack and Jill? 

300

This fairy tale character traded her voice for legs to live on land.

Who is The Little Mermaid?

300

The square of 12.

What is 144?

300

This city is the capital of Japan.

What is Tokyo?

300

This planet has rings made of ice and rock.What is Saturn?

What is Saturn?

400

This character had a great fall? 

Who is Humpty Dumpty? 

400

This princess pricked her finger on a spinning wheel and fell asleep for 100 years.

Who is Sleeping Beauty?

400

If you have 24 apples and share them equally among 6 friends, each gets this many apples.

What is 4?  

400

This city is the capital of Brazil.

What is Brasília?

400

This planet is famous for its Great Red Spot.

What is Jupiter?

500

The number of mittens lost in the nursery rhyme 'Three Little Kittens'

What is 6? 

500

This character’s nose grew longer every time he told a lie.

Who is Pinocchio?

500

The product of 6 and 9.

What is 54?

500

This city is the capital of Canada.

What is Ottawa?

500

This planet is closest to the Sun.

What is Mercury?