Math Vocab/Facts
President Trivia
US States Trivia
Animals & Insects
Random Math Trivia
Disney Trivia
Health/Biology
SUPER RANDOM
100
Rounded off after two decimal places, the mathematical constant pi (π) is often approximated as this number.
3.14
100
Who was the 2nd US President?
John Adams
100
This is the largest River (Mass Wise) in North America is named after what state?
Mississippi
100
This the only mammal that can fly
Bats
100
Two coplanar lines that never intersect
Parallel Lines
100
What does "Hakuna Matata" mean?
No Worries
100
What are the two types of Cells? (You must answer both)
Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic
100
This household food item never spoils, used in teas and medicinal medicines.
Honey
200
First celebrated in San Francisco in 1988, this mathematical holiday is celebrated annually on March 14th.
Pi Day
200
This president was born the Aloha State?
Barak Obama
200
This is the first state to sign the US Constitution?
Delware
200
This large animal that has is a distance relative of the mammoth can not jump?
Elephant
200
How Many sides does a circle have?
0
200
How many fingers does Mickey Mouse have?
Four
200
This organ on the body is almost as hard a rock?
Teeth
200
What is the chemical name for water
H20
300
Located in Washington, D.C., the famous government building, The Pentagon, has this many sides.
5
300
This was the tallest U.S. President that stood at 6’4’’
Abraham Lincoln
300
____ is the southernmost state in the continental United States.
Florida
300
This mammal is the only mammal that can lay eggs.
Platypus
300
The three interior angles of triangle have the sum of how many degrees?
180o
300
What was the first Pixar movie?
Toy Story
300
What system does the liver belong to?
Digestive
300
What is the largest organ on the body
Skin
400
This value is, by definition, the smallest prime number.
2
400
This former presidential family made Texas their home. They have a home in Dallas, Tx & Crawford, Tx. They also have building named after them at Texas A&M. They are also associated with the oil and gas industries.
The Bushes
400
This state holds the record for the second most titles for College Football. This state also has been to the championship many times in recent years.
Alabama
400
This aquatic animal holds hands while sleeping?
Sea Otters
400
The four interior angles of Rectangle/Square equal how many degrees?
360o
400
What colorful animal was Moana's sidekick?
A Chicken
400
How many chambers does your heart have?
4
400
What is the perimeter of a square with 5-inch sides?
20 inches
500
This classification refers to any number that can not be expressed as a fraction with an integer in the numerator and an integer in the denominator.
Irrational Number
500
This president was killed by John Wilkes Booth.
Abraham Lincoln
500
This state is known for its Southern Hospitality, Food and its Celebration of Madi Gras. It is often called the Bayou State.
Louisiana
500
This whale is actually considered to be part of the dolphin family?
Killer Whale
Whale
500
If have a twenty dollar bill, three ones, one quarter, five dimes, five nickels and thirteen pennies. How much money do I have?
$24.13
500
What is Elsa's younger sister's name?
Anna
500
Your heart is almost the size of what body part?
Fist
500
What is the longest River in the United States
The Missouri
600
_____ is the only number that has the same number of letters as its meaning
F O U R
600
This president is often referred to as “45.” He is from New York and is known for his Hotel chain.
Donald Trump
600
Which state has almost double the land mass as Texas?
Alaska
600
What Animal Can recognize themselves in mirrors?
Elephants
600
This culture is responsible for the current number system that we use today.
Arabic
600
What is the name of Wendy’s dog in Peter Pan?
Nana
600
About what percentage of the human body is made up of water?
60-70%
Infants, for instance, have a higher water content (75-78%)
600
What country did French Fries originate from?
Beligum
700
How many faces does a dodecahedron have?
12
700
This President was the first to appear on Television and is known for the “New Deal”
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
700
This state has the most national Parks
California
700
This particular Insect has ears on their bellies.
Grasshopper
700
On dice, opposite sides always add up to the number ____
Seven
700
What is the name of Prince Eric's dog in The Little Mermaid?
Max
700
The human Skeletal system is comprised of about how many bones. (Round to the nearest tens)
About=210
Actual=206
700
Abraham Lincoln participated in what sport?
Wrestling