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What Am I?
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Q: Which animal is the largest land animal?

A: Elephant

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Q: How many continents are there?

A: Seven

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Q: Which planet do we live on?

A: Earth

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Q: What force pulls objects towards Earth?

A: Gravity

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Q: I am round, bright and give Earth light during the day. What am I?

A: The Sun


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Q: Which animal has the longest neck?

A: Giraffe

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Q: What is the largest ocean in the world?

A: Pacific Ocean


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Q: Which planet is known as the Red Planet?

A: Mars

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Q: What gas do humans need to breathe?

A: Oxygen

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Q: I have four legs, bark and can be kept as a pet. What am I?

A: A dog

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Q: Which animal can sleep while standing up?

A: Horse

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Q: What is the highest mountain in the world?

A: Mount Everest

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Q: Which is the largest planet in our Solar System?

A: Jupiter

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Q: At what temperature does water freeze?

A: 0°C


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Q: I am frozen water and I can float in your drink. What am I?

A: Ice

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Q: Which animal can live both in water and on land?

A: Frog

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Q: What layer of earth do we live on?

A: Crust

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Q: What is the name of Earth's natural satellite?

A: The Moon

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Q: Why does a ball eventually stop rolling on the ground?

A: Friction

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Q: I have no legs, but I can move quickly. I can be found in rivers and oceans. What am I?

A: A fish

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Q: Which animal is famous for being able to change its colour to hide?

A: Chameleon

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Q: What is the deepest ocean trench in the world?

A: Mariana Trench

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Q: What is the name of our galaxy?

A: The Milky Way

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Q: Why do we see lightning before we hear thunder?

A: Light travels faster than sound

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Q: You cannot see me, but you need me to breathe. What am I?

A: Oxygen