Ancient Civilizations
Structures and Forces
Time and Measurement
Canada's North
Ms. Schelly Trivia
100

Ancient Romans used this famous structure to carry water into cities.

Aqueduct

100

The force that keeps your feet on the ground is called this.

Gravity

100

A pizza is cut into 8 equal slices. If three friends each eat 2 slices, this fraction of the pizza remains.

1/4 

100

This territory was officially created in 1999.

Nunavut

100

Clare walked the Camino de Santiago in what year?

2013

200

Ancient Romans had gladiators fight at this famous ancient Roman landmark.

The Colosseum

200

This shape is often used in bridges because it is especially strong

Triangle

200

In January, Winnipeg might be -32°C. If the temperature rises by 18 degrees during the day, the new temperature is this.

-14°C

200

The natural display of light in the sky is commonly seen in northern Canada

Aurora Borealis/ Northern Lights

200

How many surgeries has Clare had to date?

6

300

Who was the Ancient Roman leader who was famously stabbed on the Ides of March?

Julius Caesar

300

If you remove one important block from an arch, the entire structure may collapse. That centre block is called this

Keystone

300

A Grade 8 student says: “Negative 3 squared equals positive 9.” Technically, if written as -3², the actual answer is this.

-9

300

Because the ground stays frozen year-round in the Arctic, it is called:

Permafrost

300

Name one of Clare's favourite cocktails

Negroni, Margarita, The Last Word

400

What was known as the first ancient civilization and was often referred to as "Cradle of Civilization." 

Ancient Mesopotamia

400

When a force stretches or pulls a structure apart, that force is called this.

Tension

400

You tell students an assignment is due in 2 weeks and 3 days. If today is March 4, the due date is this.

March 21

400

This animal is famous for changing colour from brown in summer to white in winter.

Arctic hare

400

Name 5 countries Clare has travelled to.

South Korea, Guatemala, Kenya, Ireland, Scotland, Spain, France, Mexico, Dominican Republic, US
500

Ancient Mesopotamians wrote using wedge-shaped symbols on clay tablets called this:

Cuneiform

500

This force happens when materials are squeezed together in a structure, like the bottom of a bridge holding up the weight above it.

Compression

500

If you leave downtown Winnipeg and drive to Grand Beach, about 100 km away, at an average speed of 80 km/h, the trip will take approximately this long.

1 hour and 15 minutes

500

Because trees cannot survive the harsh Arctic climate, the boundary where forests stop growing is called this.

Treeline

500

How tall is Clare?

6 ft. 2.5 inches