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***** BONUS POINTS ***** What animal is mentioned in the nursery rhyme, Hickory Dickory Dock?
A mouse
100
If Sally leaves for school at 8.30 am and arrives at 9.55 am, how long does the journey take?
1 hour 25 minutes
100
Which two letters are silent in the word psalm?
P and L
100
What is the capital city of the USA?
Washington DC
100
The two ends of a magnet are called: sticks, poles or fields?
Poles
200
***** BONUS POINTS ***** Beginning with the letter S, a common Mexican hat is called a what?
A sombrero
200
How many centimetres are there in 1.42m?
142cm
200
There are 32 cars in the car park. If three quarter of the cars are white, how many white cars are there?
24
200
Claude Monet is a French: pianist, artist or composer?
Artist
200
Which one of these creatures has legs: snail, earthworm, tick or slug?
A tick
300
Which is the odd one out: bridge, scrabble, whist, poker or rummy?
Scrabble
300
Which is larger 68% or 3/4?
3/4
300
Spell..... (we'll let you know :-))
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300
What are the two tropics called?
Cancer and Capricorn
300
What is a community of ants called?
A colony
400
Before pens were invented quills were used as writing implements. What were they made from?
Feathers
400
What is 3% as a fraction AND a decimal?
3/100 and 0.03
400
Where does the apostrophe go in the following sentence? The dolphins trainer welcomed the new baby dolphin to Seaworld.
The dolphin's trainer welcomed the new baby dolphin to Seaworld.
400
In what state of Australia would you find the Glasshouse Mountains?
Queensland
400
When a guitar string is plucked, what do we call the rapid movement of the string?
Vibrations
500
According to the song Waltzing Matilda, what does the swagman put in his tucker bag?
A jumbuck
500
What does quotient mean?
The answer to a division problem
500
*** Bonus Point *** Spell...
Spell...
500
The Minotaur was a mythological creature that was half man and half what?
Bull
500
Do sea horses have teeth?
No