Travel
Name three types of transportation
ferry boat, train, bus, taxi, car, plane, helicopter
Which word does not belong:
tornado, earthquake, tsunami, desert
Desert is a geographical feature, all the rest are natural distasters.
Name three sports that you need a net to play.
Volleyball, tennis, soccer, etc.
Name three different categories of historical events
Politics, technology, war, discovery, medicine
Name three places that you can buy food.
Restaurant, cafe, supermarket.
Which seat is more expensive: economy class or business class?
Business class is more expensive.
What is the difference between a lake and an ocean?
Name three sports you can do in the water?
Sailing, swimming, diving, surfing, etc.
Who is Gandhi? What did he do?
Gandhi is a person who fought peacefully for independence of India from England.
True of false:
Vegetarians eat food from all of the food groups.
FALSE. Vegetarians do not eat meat.
What is the name for the place you are going on a trip?
Destination
What is the difference between a cliff and a canyon?
A canyon is more like a hole in the ground, and a cliff is more like a wall that drops off on one side.
How many yards long is an American football field?
100 yards
What medicine did Alexander Fleming discover?
Penicillin
Starter, main course, side dish, dessert, drinks
What is Amtrak?
The train system used on the East Coast of the U.S.A.
Magma, ash, lava, etc.
What is the American football team of New England?
The New England Patriots
What is assassination?
When someone is killed.
What is Casu Marzu?
A type of rotten cheese that is an unusual dish from Sardinia.
What is teleportation?
Moving from one place to another without taking any transport, you simply appear in the place.
What is the difference between a hurricane and a tornado?
One is more like a big powerful rainstorm, and the other is a flying column or wind that can lift houses and destroy cities.
What equipment do you need to play badminton?
A racket, a net, and a birdie
What is suffrage?
The right to vote.
What is an hors d'oeuvre?
A small starter normally for fancy events or parties that is passed around on trays.