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100

The table shows the rainfall (in millimeters) for London, England, for each month of the year.
What is the mean of these values?

A: 70

B: 49

C: 21

D: 59

B: 49

100

A: Vermont

B:Delaware

C:Maryland

D: New Jersey

100

Fruit or vegetable: olive

Fruit

Although they have a savory taste, olives contain stones and within those stones are seeds, making the olive botanically a fruit, similar to a peach or plum.

100

Guess the body part

A: spleen

B: thymus

C: esophagus

D: liver

200

Which one of the following statements is always true?

A: If a plane shape has four sides, then it is a square.

B: If a plane shape has four sides, then it is a rectangle.

C: If a plane shape has four sides, then it is a parallelogram.

D: If a plane shape has four sides, then it is a quadrilateral.

200

True or false: The Great Wall of China, a new wonder of the world, is the only man-made object visible from space.

true

false

200

Name of dog breed

A: Shar-Pei

B: Pug

C: Jack Russell Terrier

D: Chihuahua

A: Shar-Pei

200

Name that pose

A:tortoise pose

B: happy baby pose

C: tree pose

D: pyramid pose

C: tree pose

300

The following table gives the weights and waist sizes of 10 friends:

Which one of the following best describes the correlation between their weights and waist sizes?

The data seems to follows nicely along a line, so there is a high correlation.
And it goes up as it goes along, so it is a positive correlation.

So it is a high positive correlation.

300

Which wonder of the ancient world is believed to have been the tallest structure on Earth for roughly 4,000 years?

A: Great Pyramid of Giza

B:Hanging Gardens of Babylon

C: Colossus of Rhodes

D: Statue of Zeus

A: Great Pyramid of Giza

300

Name that tree

A: Jeremiah tree

B: Jonah tree

C: Josiah tree

D: Joshua tree

300

Which of these bodily responses is a holdover from animal ancestors dealing with cold?

A: increased saliva production

B: increased sweating

C: pupil dilation

D: goosebumps

400

How many permutations without repetition are there of 7 objects chosen from 14?

A: 3,432

B: 77,520

C: 17,297,280

D: 105,413,504

400

Most of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World are located around what body of water?

A: Sargasso Sea

B: Mediterranean Sea

C: Caribbean Sea

D: Yellow Sea

B: Mediterranean Sea

The original Seven Wonders of the World list was compiled during or before the 2nd century BCE by travelers of the Hellenistic world, choosing architectural accomplishments around the Mediterranean and in the Middle East.

400

What does this mnemonic refer to

Never Eat Shredded Wheat

A: ancient grains

B: presidents represented on Mount Rushmore

C: Allied powers in World War II

D: compass directions

400

What is another name for adipose tissue?

A: bone marrow

B: glandular tissue

C: fatty tissue

D: muscle

C: fatty tissue

500

The graph shows how the population of rabbits on an island changed from 1950 to 2010.

For the period shown in the graph, estimate to the nearest 5% what percentile of the population growth had occurred by 1996

A: 75%

B: 80%

C: 85%

D: 90%

During the total period shown, the population grew from 0 (in 1950) to 7,400 (in 2010)

Therefore, the total population growth = 7,400

From 1950 to 1996 the population grew from 0 (in 1950) to 6,600 (in 1996)

Therefore, the population growth during that period = 6,600

Therefore, the percentile of the population growth that had occurred by 1996
= 90% to the nearest 5%

500

Tenzing Norgay made history by being among the first two people to…

A: discover what causes the aurora borealis

B: go over Victoria Falls in a barrel

C: set foot on Mount Everest’s summit

D: fall into the Grand Canyon

C: set foot on Mount Everest’s summit

On May 29, 1953, Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first recorded people to reach the summit of Mount Everest. The two ate sweets on top of the world for 15 minutes before heading back down.

500

Name the component

A: demilune

B: plinth

C: stylus

D: gnomon

500

What is the scientific name for red blood cells?

A: thrombocytes

B: leukocytes

C: lymphocytes

D: erythrocytes