Trivia
Teachers
Odyssey Trip
Education
Animals
100

This country is known for having the smallest land area.

What is Vatican City?

100

This teacher has had a child recently.

Who is Jenny?

100

This night activity is the best ever! (hint hint)

What is jeopardy? (yippee)

100

The smallest unit of matter.

What is atom?

100

An animal is notorious for its aggressive spitting.

What is Llama?

200

This object is the first artificial satellite to orbit Earth.

What is Sputnik 1?

200

The famous saying "There is no bad weather, only bad choices of clothing." was coined by this teacher.

Who is Mr. Mac?

200

___ is using exaggeration to highlight or make a point of something, like a description or a feeling.

What is Hyperbole?

200

 An animal known for resembling the appearance of dead twigs to avoid predators.

What is Stick Bug/Insect?

300

Before the invention and use of papyrus, this material was used for writing in ancient Egypt.

What is stone?

300

This educator is known for throwing markers across their classroom

Who is Jarvis?

300

This activity was popular with both the teachers and the students because of the funny videos that were recorded of people attempting something challenging on it.

What is inflatable obstacle course?

300

The three words which are required in a hypothesis.

What is if, then, because.

300

The animal which directly or indirectly causes the most deaths annually.

What is Mosquito?

400

The main ingredient in the Greek dish moussaka.

What is eggplant?

400

This trip has been happening for quite some time. How long has the Odyssey trip been going on?

(waiting for Jarvis' info)

400

X would be ___ in this equation: 

(x - 10) + 3 = 24

What is 31?

400

The colour of a polar bear's fur.

What is Transparent?

500

This letter does not appear at all in the periodic table.

What is J?

500

The original location of Wilderness Tours (city is fine).

What is Forester Falls, Ontario?

500

The amount of UN members.

What is 193?

500

A method of defense used by pangolins to protect them from lions.

What is rolling into an armor-plated ball?