Animals
Grossology
Science
Homophones
True or False
100

Why do grasshoppers sing: for love, for war, or for food?

For love, grasshoppers sing to attract a mate!

100

How much does the human brain weigh? 1 pound or 3 pounds?

3 pounds!

100

Which is bigger: the moon or the sun?

The sun, it is 400 times bigger!

100

What is the homophone for "meet"?

Example: I will meet my friend at the park on Sunday.

Meat

Example: I am a vegetarian, I do not eat meat.

100

True or False: all seashells have unique patterns.

False. In fact, all seashells in the same species have the exact same spiral patterns, like uniforms.

200

How do frogs breathe: through their noses, through their skin, through their tongues?

Through their skin! They also drink through their skin as well!

200

Can you bruise your brain?

Yes! It is called a concussion and it can happen if you hit your head really hard.

200

Is the planet Venus hot and windy or cold and icy?

Hot and windy. That's because it's close to the sun!

200

What is the homophone for "know".

Example: Do you know the answer!

No!

Example: No, I do not.

200

True or False: a chicken can get the chicken pox.

False. The chicken pox virus is  passed from and to people only. It's got nothing to do with chickens at all!

300

How many hearts does an octopus have: one, three, or thirty?

Three. The octopus's blood doesn't carry oxygen as well as ours does, so it needs extra hearts.
300

Where are your smallest bones located: your mouth, your nose, or your ears?

Your ears! You probably thought he only thing in there was wax!

300

What is the medical name for the funny bone: fibula, humerus, or sternum?

Humerus. When your funny bone is hit in a certain way, it presses on a nerve, producing a tingle in your arm!

300

What is the homophone for dear?

Example: When you write an email to your principal, you start with "Dear Mrs. Dobecka,"

Deer

Example: Bambi is a baby deer.

300

True or False: an electric eel gives off enough energy to power a light bulb.

True. An electric eel can give off up to 100 watts of energy, the same as a light bulb!

400

How many brains does a starfish have: none, one, or five?

None. It has only a nervous system, which senses what it should do to survive.

400

What time of the year do kids typically grow faster: Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer?

Springtime

400

What makes up the most of your body weight: Bones, Skin, or Water?

Water! Humans are about 55-75% water! That is about 10-15 gallons!

400

What is the homophone for "son"?

Example: A son is a male child.

Sun

Example: The plants need the sun to grow.

400

True or false: a male mosquitoe's bite is 10 times stronger than the female's.

False. Male mosquitoes don't bite. Only females do.

500

Where do dogs sweat: out of their skin, out of their tails, or out of their tongues?

Out of their tongues. When dogs pant, they're cooling off by letting sweat evaporate off their tongues.

500

How much skin will you shed in your lifetime: 4, 24, or 40 pounds?

40 pounds! Your body is shedding it all the time!

500

What travels faster than light: sound, rockets, or nothing?

Nothing. Light is the fastest mover in the universe

500

What is the homophone for "flour"?

Example: You need flour in order to bake breads or cakes.

Flower

Example: We grow flowers in our garden.

500

True or False: a rattesnake adds a rattle each time it sheds its skin.

True. A rattlesnake sheds about twice a year. So, if you want to know how old a rattlesnake is, count its rattles and divide that number by two. But do it from a distance!