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Family Quiz - 02 February 2024
Hello, quiz enthusiasts! As the week comes to an end, it's time once again for our much-anticipated family quiz. Crafted with both parents and children in mind, our aim is to make learning fun and collaborative.
These questions span a range of subjects, drawing inspiration directly from across our website, ensuring that the young minds get a refreshing revision while the adults jog their memory. From English to Geography, from History to Maths, and everything in between, challenge yourselves and see how much school knowledge you've retained.
Gather up the family, fingers on your buzzers – enjoy!
1.
Question from the Spelling Game.
Select the incorrect spelling from the four words listed below.
Select the incorrect spelling from the four words listed below.
Kiling
Hottest
Squash
Closed
Kiling should be spelt killing
2.
Question from a KS2 History Quiz on World War II.
When did World War II begin?
When did World War II begin?
1932
1939
1942
1945
There were twenty-one years of peace between the two World Wars.
3.
Question from a KS3 English Quiz on Adverbs.
Find the adverb(s) in the following…
Interesting writing is produced by using adverbs well.
Find the adverb(s) in the following…
Interesting writing is produced by using adverbs well.
Interesting writing
is produced
well
using adverbs
The word "well" modifies the present participle verb, "using".
4.
Question from a KS1 Geography Quiz on Continents of the World.
Which is the biggest continent?
Which is the biggest continent?
Africa
Asia
Europe
Australia
Africa is the second biggest continent
5.
Question from a GCSE Biology Quiz on Adaptations for Survival.
What is the benefit of camouflage to an animal?
What is the benefit of camouflage to an animal?
Helps it to thermoregulate
Ensures that it blends in with the surroundings
Makes sure that the predator or prey cannot see it as easily
Helps to cool it down
You should have quickly discounted the first and fourth options, the difficulty is then choosing between the two remaining possibilities. This question is about the benefit (in other words, the end result) of camouflage.
The advantage of camouflage is that it enables an animal to blend into its surroundings. That's not the end of the story. The benefit of this to a predator is that it can get closer to its prey with less chance of being spotted, giving the predator a greater chance of a successful hunt. If the prey is camouflaged, it is harder for a predator to spot it, increasing its survival chances.
The correct answer is therefore option 3. Always remember to think about what the question is actually asking you.
The advantage of camouflage is that it enables an animal to blend into its surroundings. That's not the end of the story. The benefit of this to a predator is that it can get closer to its prey with less chance of being spotted, giving the predator a greater chance of a successful hunt. If the prey is camouflaged, it is harder for a predator to spot it, increasing its survival chances.
The correct answer is therefore option 3. Always remember to think about what the question is actually asking you.
6.
Question from KS2 Maths Quiz on Percentages (Year 6).
A dress is £40. There is a 10% discount off the dress. How much is the dress?
A dress is £40. There is a 10% discount off the dress. How much is the dress?
£20
£30
£36
£44
To find 10% of a number divide by 10.
40 – 4 = 36.
40 – 4 = 36.
7.
Question from an 11+ Verbal Reasoning Quiz on Following Instructions.
Multiply the last figure by the sum of the first two:
4, 9, 2
Multiply the last figure by the sum of the first two:
4, 9, 2
44
72
18
26
The sum of the first two figures is 13 (4 + 9 = 13).
The answer is 13 x 2 = 26
The answer is 13 x 2 = 26
8.
Question from the Numeracy Game.
There were 2,000 people at a Rugby match. 862 of them were female. What percentage of the crowd was male?
There were 2,000 people at a Rugby match. 862 of them were female. What percentage of the crowd was male?
58.70%
61.50%
43.10%
56.90%
2000 - 862 = 1,138 people in the crowd were male.
1,138 divided by 2,000 x 100 = 56.90%
1,138 divided by 2,000 x 100 = 56.90%
9.
Question from a Specialist Quiz on Roman London.
Who was the first Roman Emperor to set foot on British soil?
Who was the first Roman Emperor to set foot on British soil?
Emperor Hadrian
Emperor Caesar
Emperor Brutus
Emperor Penuginius
Caesar first came to Britain in the year 55 BC
10.
Question from KS3 Science Quiz on Atoms and Elements.
Which of the following is a name for group 1 in the periodic table?
Which of the following is a name for group 1 in the periodic table?
Alkali metals
Alkaline earth metals
Halogens
Noble gases
They are soft metals that react rapidly with water.
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