1. Which teacher is most likely to make you laugh?
2. Would you rather Have gym class inside or Have gym class outside
3. Would you rather Ride the bus to school or Walk to school
4. Which teacher is most likely to make you smile?
5. Which teacher is most likely to become a meme?
6. Which teacher is most likely to become a millionaire?
7. Would you rather Go to school four days a week for 10 hours or Go to school five days a week for 8 hours
8. Which teacher is most likely to have 40 browser tabs open at once?
9. Would you rather Be rich and hate what you do or Have an average wage and love what you do
10. Would you rather Eat your favorite meal every day or Never eat your favourite meal again
11. Would you rather Have super strength or Have super hearing
12. Would you rather Clean the bathrooms at school or Clean up after lunch in the cafeteria at school
13. Who is most likely to become famous?
14. Would you rather Have no tests ever again or Have no homework ever again
15. Would you rather Go on vacation to Disney World or Go on vacation to New York City
16. Which teacher is most likely to have the best snacks?
17. Which teacher is most likely to win a Nobel prize?
18. Which student is most likely to become a teacher one day?
19. Which teacher is most likely to move abroad?
20. Would you rather Live 100 years in the future or Live 100 years in the past

21. The words “the,” “an,” and “a” are known as articles.
22. What is the word for another word that is similar in meaning? Synonym
23. What does a paleontologist study? Ancient life
24. The energy of a moving object is also called. Kinetic energy
25. Is “blue” an adjective or a noun? Both
26. What is the closest planet to the sun? Mercury
27. Tulips grow from. Bulbs
28. To travel from New York to London, you fly over which ocean? The Atlantic Ocean
29. The abbreviation RSVP is. French
30. Julius Caesar was the emperor of what empire? Roman Empire
31. What was the ancient Egyptian writing system called? Hieroglyphics
32. Where were the first fireworks invented? China
33. How many grams are in a thousand kilograms? 1,000,000
34. What is the hardest naturally occurring mineral? Diamond
35. What is the French phrase we use to describe a scene we feel we have experienced previously? Déjà vu
36. How many letters are in the English alphabet? 26
37. What is the plural of “moose”? Moose
38. The first day of the 20th century was. January 1, 1901
39. The mountain range that includes Mount Everest is called. The Himalayas
40. What shape is a stop sign? Octagon

41. How many human years are equal to 1 dog year? 7
42. What ancient civilization built the Machu Picchu complex in Peru? The Incas
43. Earth is located in what galaxy? The Milky Way
44. The words "Fee Fie Foe Fum" are from this fairytale. Jack and the Beanstalk
45. How many nouns are in the sentence "The cat walked into the room and sat on the couch."? 3
46. White and fluffy clouds that signify "fair-weather" are called. Cumulus
47. A hexagon has how many sides? 6
48. What is the largest internal organ in the human body? Liver
49. How many months in the calendar year have exactly 30 days? 4
50. Who invented the lightbulb in 1879? Joseph Swan
51. What do you call a group of crows? A murder
52. Which language is the most widely spoken in South America? Spanish
53. What was the name of the last Queen of France? Marie Antoinette
54. What state is the Grand Canyon located in? Arizona
55. What type of words should always be capitalized? Proper nouns
56. Animals without backbones are called. Invertebrates
57. The interior angles of a triangle always add up to. 180 degrees
58. The most-consumed beverage in the world after water is. Tea
59. How many teaspoons are in 5 tablespoons? 15

60. When did World War I begin? 1914
61. Which body system helps to prevent illness? Immune system
62. How many protons are in a water molecule? 10
63. What is the equation y=mx+b called? Slope-intercept
64. Which colour stars are the hottest? Blue
65. Who invented the printing press? Johannes Gutenberg
66. What year did the Titanic sink? 1912
67. A ______ mirror is a diverging mirror in which the reflective surface bulges towards the light source. Convex
68. What is the world's largest desert? Sahara Desert
69. What is the largest continent in the world? Asia
70. What year did the French Revolution start? 1789
71. What is the powerhouse of the cell? Mitochondria
72. Which king does Macbeth murder in "Macbeth"? King Duncan
73. What connects muscle to bones? Tendons
74. Photosynthesis occurs in the chloroplasts of _____. Plants
75. The Eiffel Tower can be 15 cm taller during the summer. True
76. Which is the smallest planet in the solar system? Mercury
77. For the equation 3x+7=16, what is the value of x? 3
78. Which is correct? sine = opposite/hypotenuse
79. Where do most earthquakes occur? Plate boundaries

80. Who wrote "Pride and Prejudice"? Jane Austen
81. Who is Jay Gatsby’s love interest in "The Great Gatsby"? Daisy Buchanan
82. How many confirmed elements can you find on the periodic table? 118
83. How do you measure mineral hardness? The Mohs Scale
84. On the periodic table, what does K stand for? Potassium
85. An animal that eats ONLY meat is called what? Carnivore
86. Which historical figure is NOT on Mount Rushmore? Alexander Hamilton
87. What is pi? 3.1415
88. Who watches over the people in the book "1984"? Big Brother
89. Approximately what percentage of the earth is covered by water? 70%
90. What is the syllable structure of a haiku? 5, 7, 5
91. How many bones are in the adult human body? 206
92. The Suez Canal connects which bodies of water? Mediterranean and Red
93. Margaret Thatcher was prime minister of what country? United Kingdom
94. Who developed the Theory of Relativity? Albert Einstein
95. Who is the "Father of Medicine"? Hippocrates
96. Which culture developed cuneiform, one of the earliest forms of writing? ** Sumerians**
97. You find the area of a circle by multiplying pi and: Radius squared
98. The Cold War was a conflict between what two major nations? USA and Soviet Union
99. What is a triangle with no equal sides called? Scalene
100. What is the chemical symbol for gold? Au