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What is the Scout Law mainly intended to provide?
 
A code of values and behaviour
 
Camping regulations
 
Badge requirements
 
Competition rules
What is the purpose of a Scout Promise?
 
A personal commitment to Scout values
 
A membership application
 
A camp rulebook
 
A leadership qualification
Which continent has hosted the most World Scout Jamborees?
 
Europe
 
Asia
 
North America
 
Africa
What is generally considered the largest regular educational youth event in the world?
 
World Scout Jamboree
 
Olympic Youth Camp
 
World Youth Forum
 
Global Camp Summit
What is the name of the worldwide youth advisory body within WOSM?
 
Youth Advisors
 
Scout Parliament
 
World Patrol Council
 
Global Youth Corps
Which siege made Baden-Powell famous before founding Scouting?
 
Siege of Mafeking
 
Siege of Khartoum
 
Siege of Tobruk
 
Siege of Delhi
What military rank did Robert Baden-Powell achieve?
 
Lieutenant General
 
Field Marshal
 
Major General
 
Colonel
Which country was Robert Baden-Powell born in?
 
United Kingdom
 
South Africa
 
India
 
Australia
What do the three fingers of the Scout sign traditionally represent?
 
The three parts of the Scout Promise
 
Past Present Future
 
Faith Hope Charity
 
Adventure Service Leadership
What is the minimum number of fingers used in the Scout sign?
 
Three
 
Two
 
Four
 
Five
Which badge category often focuses on outdoor survival skills?
 
Adventure Skills
 
Community Impact
 
Global Issues
 
Creative Arts
What does JOTI stand for?
 
Jamboree on the Internet
 
Jamboree on the Islands
 
Jamboree of International Troops
 
Jamboree Online Initiative
What is a jamboree-on-the-air commonly known as?
 
JOTA
 
JOTI
 
JSI
 
JOSA
What is a woggle used for?
 
Holding a neckerchief in place
 
Attaching badges
 
Securing a tent
 
Holding a flag
What is a neckerchief also commonly called?
 
Scout scarf
 
Woggle
 
Tabard
 
Sash
Why do Scouts traditionally shake hands with the left hand?
 
It symbolises trust and courage
 
It was easier in camps
 
It honours Brownsea Island
 
It signifies rank
What is the traditional handshake used by Scouts?
 
Left-handed handshake
 
Right-handed handshake
 
Two-handed handshake
 
Military salute
Which section usually follows Cubs in UK Scouting?
 
Scouts
 
Explorers
 
Network
 
Squirrels
Which section of Scouting is traditionally for the youngest members in the UK?
 
Squirrels
 
Beavers
 
Cubs
 
Scouts
What is celebrated on 22 February in the Scout and Guide movement?
 
World Thinking Day
 
Founders Day
 
Jamboree Day
 
Global Scout Day
On what date is Thinking Day celebrated?
 
22 February
 
1 August
 
23 April
 
11 November
What is World Scout Day commonly associated with?
 
The birthday of Robert Baden-Powell
 
The first Jamboree
 
The founding of WOSM
 
The first Cub Pack
What does IST stand for at a World Scout Jamboree?
 
International Service Team
 
International Scout Troop
 
Integrated Scout Team
 
International Skills Team
What is the name of the adult volunteer team at a World Scout Jamboree?
 
International Service Team
 
World Support Team
 
Volunteer Scout Corps
 
Global Staff Unit
Which country has hosted the World Scout Jamboree the most times?
 
United Kingdom
 
United States
 
Japan
 
Sweden
Which World Scout Jamboree was the first to be held in Asia?
 
Japan 1971
 
South Korea 1991
 
Thailand 2003
 
Japan 2015
Which country hosted the 24th World Scout Jamboree in 2019?
 
United States
 
United Kingdom
 
Japan
 
Canada
What is the theme of the 2027 World Scout Jamboree?
 
Bravely
 
Together
 
One World One Promise
 
Discover
In which Polish city will the 2027 World Scout Jamboree take place?
 
Gdańsk
 
Warsaw
 
Kraków
 
Poznań
Which country will host the 26th World Scout Jamboree in 2027?
 
Poland
 
Germany
 
France
 
Canada
Which country hosted the 25th World Scout Jamboree in 2023?
 
South Korea
 
Japan
 
United States
 
Sweden
How often is a World Scout Jamboree usually held?
 
Approximately every four years
 
Every year
 
Every two years
 
Every ten years
What is a World Scout Jamboree?
 
An international gathering of Scouts
 
A Scout competition
 
A training course
 
A fundraising event
In which city was the first World Scout Jamboree held in 1920?
 
London
 
Paris
 
Geneva
 
New York
What is the name of the worldwide organisation for Scouting?
 
World Organization of the Scout Movement
 
International Scout Federation
 
Global Scouts Association
 
World Scout Council
Who was known as the World Chief Guide?
 
Olave Baden-Powell
 
Lady Baden
 
Agnes Baden-Powell
 
Juliette Gordon Low
Who was the first Chief Scout of the World?
 
Robert Baden-Powell
 
Lord Somers
 
Olave Baden-Powell
 
William Hillcourt
What is a patrol?
 
A small team of Scouts
 
A Scout campsite
 
A leadership course
 
A Scout badge
What is the highest youth award in Scouting worldwide commonly regarded as the top achievement in many countries?
 
King's Scout Award or equivalent
 
Bronze Award
 
Cub Challenge Award
 
Patrol Award
What is the highest award in UK Scouts for young people aged 14–18?
 
King's Scout Award
 
Chief Scout's Gold Award
 
Queen's Scout Award
 
Explorer Diamond Award
What colour is traditionally associated with World Scouting?
 
Purple
 
Green
 
Blue
 
Red
What is the international symbol of Scouting?
 
Fleur-de-lis
 
Rose
 
Shamrock
 
Compass
Who wrote The Jungle Book, which inspired many Cub Scout traditions?
 
Rudyard Kipling
 
Robert Baden-Powell
 
J.R.R. Tolkien
 
C.S. Lewis
What is the Scout motto?
 
Be Prepared
 
Always Ready
 
Do Your Best
 
Service Before Self
What was the title of Baden-Powell's book that helped launch Scouting?
 
Scouting for Boys
 
The Jungle Book
 
The Scout Law
 
Campfire Stories
On which island was the first Scout camp held?
 
Brownsea Island
 
Isle of Wight
 
Anglesey
 
Isle of Man
In which year was the first experimental Scout camp held on Brownsea Island?
 
1907
 
1910
 
1905
 
1914
Who founded the Scout Movement?
 
Robert Baden-Powell
 
Ernest Thompson Seton
 
Rudyard Kipling
 
Bear Grylls
Which country has the largest rainforest?
 
Brazil
 
Indonesia
 
Malaysia
 
Congo
What is the most common eye colour worldwide?
 
Brown
 
Blue
 
Green
 
Grey
Which planet is known for its Great Red Spot?
 
Jupiter
 
Saturn
 
Mars
 
Neptune
Which number is a prime number?
 
13
 
12
 
15
 
20
Which is the largest internal organ in the human body?
 
Liver
 
Heart
 
Brain
 
Lungs
Which country is famous for sushi?
 
Japan
 
China
 
Thailand
 
Korea
Which instrument has keys, pedals, and strings?
 
Piano
 
Violin
 
Drum
 
Flute
What is the freezing point of water?
 
0°C
 
5°C
 
10°C
 
−5°C
Which is the tallest animal in the world?
 
Giraffe
 
Elephant
 
Horse
 
Camel
Which country is home to the kangaroo?
 
Australia
 
South Africa
 
India
 
USA
Which gas is most abundant in the Earth’s atmosphere?
 
Nitrogen
 
Oxygen
 
Carbon dioxide
 
Helium
How many sides does a hexagon have?
 
Six
 
Five
 
Seven
 
Eight
Which animal is known as the “King of the Jungle”?
 
Lion
 
Tiger
 
Elephant
 
Leopard
Which country hosted the 2016 Summer Olympics?
 
Brazil
 
China
 
UK
 
Japan
Which language has the most native speakers in Europe?
 
Russian
 
English
 
German
 
French
Which metal is liquid at room temperature?
 
Mercury
 
Iron
 
Aluminium
 
Copper
Which continent is known as the “Dark Continent”?
 
Africa
 
Asia
 
Europe
 
Australia
Which is the longest bone in the human body?
 
Femur
 
Tibia
 
Humerus
 
Radius
What is the smallest planet in the solar system?
 
Mercury
 
Mars
 
Venus
 
Pluto
Which country is famous for the pyramids?
 
Egypt
 
Mexico
 
Peru
 
India
What is the currency of the USA?
 
US Dollar
 
Euro
 
Pound
 
Yen
Which sport is played at Wimbledon?
 
Tennis
 
Football
 
Cricket
 
Golf
What is the largest species of shark?
 
Whale shark
 
Great white shark
 
Tiger shark
 
Hammerhead shark
Which element is needed for breathing?
 
Oxygen
 
Carbon
 
Nitrogen
 
Hydrogen
What is the hardest natural substance on Earth?
 
Diamond
 
Gold
 
Iron
 
Quartz
Which planet is closest to the Sun?
 
Mercury
 
Venus
 
Earth
 
Mars
Which country invented pizza?
 
Italy
 
France
 
USA
 
Greece
What is the rarest blood type?
 
AB negative
 
O positive
 
A positive
 
B negative
Which animal is known as the fastest bird?
 
Peregrine falcon
 
Eagle
 
Hawk
 
Owl
What is the capital of Iceland?
 
Reykjavík
 
Oslo
 
Helsinki
 
Copenhagen
Which country has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites?
 
Italy
 
China
 
Germany
 
France
Which country consumes the most electricity?
 
China
 
United States
 
India
 
Russia
Which is the fastest growing major city (recent decades)?
 
Lagos
 
Tokyo
 
London
 
Paris
Which country has the highest number of internet users?
 
China
 
India
 
USA
 
Indonesia
Which is the tallest building in the world?
 
Burj Khalifa
 
Shanghai Tower
 
Abraj Al Bait Clock Tower
 
One World Trade Center
Which is the largest island in the world?
 
Greenland
 
New Guinea
 
Borneo
 
Madagascar
Which country has the highest population density?
 
Monaco
 
Singapore
 
Bangladesh
 
Malta
Which country has the most spoken languages?
 
Papua New Guinea
 
India
 
Nigeria
 
Indonesia
Which lake is the deepest in the world?
 
Lake Baikal
 
Caspian Sea
 
Lake Tanganyika
 
Lake Superior
Which lake is the largest by surface area?
 
Caspian Sea
 
Lake Superior
 
Lake Victoria
 
Lake Baikal
Which is the highest waterfall in the world?
 
Angel Falls
 
Niagara Falls
 
Victoria Falls
 
Iguazu Falls
Which country has the longest coastline?
 
Canada
 
Australia
 
Russia
 
USA
Which is the coldest continent?
 
Antarctica
 
Europe
 
Asia
 
North America
Which country has the largest economy (GDP)?
 
United States
 
China
 
Japan
 
Germany
Which is the smallest country in the world?
 
Vatican City
 
Monaco
 
Nauru
 
San Marino
Which country has the most islands?
 
Sweden
 
Norway
 
Finland
 
Canada
Which river carries the most water by volume?
 
Amazon River
 
Nile River
 
Yangtze River
 
Congo River
Which country produces the most oil?
 
United States
 
Saudi Arabia
 
Russia
 
Canada
Which is the deepest ocean trench?
 
Mariana Trench
 
Tonga Trench
 
Philippine Trench
 
Java Trench
Which country has the highest life expectancy?
 
Japan
 
Switzerland
 
Australia
 
Canada
Which continent has the largest population?
 
Asia
 
Africa
 
Europe
 
South America
Which country has the most time zones?
 
France
 
Russia
 
USA
 
United Kingdom
Which desert is the largest in the world?
 
Antarctic
 
Sahara Desert
 
Arabian Desert
 
Gobi Desert
Which city has the largest population?
 
Tokyo
 
Delhi
 
Shanghai
 
São Paulo
Which is the most spoken language in the world by native speakers?
 
Mandarin Chinese
 
English
 
Spanish
 
Hindi
Which country has the largest land area?
 
Russia
 
Canada
 
China
 
USA
Which ocean is the largest on Earth?
 
Pacific Ocean
 
Atlantic Ocean
 
Indian Ocean
 
Arctic Ocean
Which is the tallest mountain in the world?
 
Mount Everest
 
K2
 
Kangchenjunga
 
Lhotse
Which is the longest river in the world?
 
Nile River
 
Amazon River
 
Yangtze River
 
Mississippi River
Which country has the largest population in the world?
 
India
 
China
 
United States
 
Indonesia
What genre is “Frozen”?
 
Animation
 
Horror
 
Thriller
 
Action
Which film features a sinking ship in 1912?
 
Titanic
 
Poseidon
 
Jaws
 
The Perfect Storm
Which actor played Batman in “The Dark Knight” trilogy?
 
Christian Bale
 
Ben Affleck
 
Michael Keaton
 
George Clooney
Who directed “The Godfather”?
 
Francis Ford Coppola
 
Martin Scorsese
 
Stanley Kubrick
 
Alfred Hitchcock
Which genre is “La La Land”?
 
Musical
 
Horror
 
Action
 
Thriller
Which film features the quote “Here’s looking at you, kid”?
 
Casablanca
 
Gone with the Wind
 
Citizen Kane
 
The Godfather
Which actor starred in “The Matrix” as Neo?
 
Keanu Reeves
 
Brad Pitt
 
Tom Cruise
 
Will Smith
Who directed “Schindler’s List”?
 
Steven Spielberg
 
Martin Scorsese
 
Roman Polanski
 
Francis Ford Coppola
Which genre is “A Quiet Place”?
 
Horror
 
Comedy
 
Musical
 
Documentary
Which movie features the character Indiana Jones?
 
Raiders of the Lost Ark
 
The Mummy
 
National Treasure
 
Tomb Raider
Which actor played Spider-Man in the MCU films?
 
Tom Holland
 
Andrew Garfield
 
Tobey Maguire
 
Timothée Chalamet
Who directed “Oppenheimer” (2023)?
 
Christopher Nolan
 
James Cameron
 
Steven Spielberg
 
Ridley Scott
What genre is “The Hangover”?
 
Comedy
 
Horror
 
Sci-fi
 
Drama
Which film features a theme park with cloned dinosaurs?
 
Jurassic Park
 
King Kong
 
Godzilla
 
Avatar
Which director is known for “Kill Bill” and “Django Unchained”?
 
Quentin Tarantino
 
Guy Ritchie
 
David Fincher
 
Christopher Nolan
Who played Barbie in the 2023 film?
 
Margot Robbie
 
Scarlett Johansson
 
Emma Stone
 
Jennifer Lawrence
Which genre is “Mad Max Fury Road”?
 
Action
 
Romance
 
Comedy
 
Drama
Which actor starred in “Mission Impossible” as Ethan Hunt?
 
Tom Cruise
 
Matt Damon
 
Brad Pitt
 
Keanu Reeves
Who directed “Dune” (2021)?
 
Denis Villeneuve
 
Christopher Nolan
 
Ridley Scott
 
James Cameron
Which film trilogy was directed by Peter Jackson?
 
The Lord of the Rings
 
The Matrix
 
Harry Potter
 
Back to the Future
Which actor played Wolverine in the X-Men films?
 
Hugh Jackman
 
Chris Pine
 
Ryan Reynolds
 
Ben Affleck
Who directed “The Grand Budapest Hotel”?
 
Wes Anderson
 
Tim Burton
 
Spike Lee
 
Peter Jackson
What genre is “Get Out”?
 
Horror
 
Comedy
 
Musical
 
Western
Which film is set in the fictional African nation of Wakanda?
 
Black Panther
 
Avatar
 
Dune
 
Gladiator
Which actor starred as Captain Jack Sparrow?
 
Johnny Depp
 
Orlando Bloom
 
Hugh Jackman
 
Tom Hardy
Who directed “The Wolf of Wall Street”?
 
Martin Scorsese
 
Christopher Nolan
 
David Fincher
 
Ridley Scott
Which animated film features the character Simba?
 
The Lion King
 
Finding Nemo
 
Shrek
 
Frozen
What is the highest-grossing film of all time (unadjusted)?
 
Avatar
 
Titanic
 
Avengers Endgame
 
Star Wars The Force Awakens
Which actor played the Joker in “The Dark Knight”?
 
Heath Ledger
 
Joaquin Phoenix
 
Jack Nicholson
 
Jared Leto
Which genre is “The Notebook”?
 
Romance
 
Horror
 
Thriller
 
Sci-fi
Who directed “Pulp Fiction”?
 
Quentin Tarantino
 
Steven Spielberg
 
James Cameron
 
Guy Ritchie
Which movie features the quote “I’ll be back”?
 
The Terminator
 
Die Hard
 
Predator
 
Robocop
Which actor is known for playing Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe?
 
Robert Downey Jr.
 
Chris Evans
 
Mark Ruffalo
 
Chris Hemsworth
Who directed “Inception”?
 
Christopher Nolan
 
Martin Scorsese
 
Quentin Tarantino
 
David Fincher
Which film series features the character Harry Potter?
 
Harry Potter series
 
Lord of the Rings
 
Star Wars
 
The Hunger Games
What genre is the film “The Conjuring”?
 
Horror
 
Comedy
 
Romance
 
Action
Which actor played Jack Dawson in Titanic?
 
Leonardo DiCaprio
 
Brad Pitt
 
Tom Cruise
 
Johnny Depp
Who directed the film “Jurassic Park”?
 
Steven Spielberg
 
James Cameron
 
Christopher Nolan
 
Ridley Scott
Which film won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 1994?
 
Forrest Gump
 
Pulp Fiction
 
The Shawshank Redemption
 
Four Weddings and a Funeral
What is a soundtrack?
 
Music composed for films or media
 
Live concert recording
 
Classical piece
 
Radio show
Which genre focuses on rural life and storytelling?
 
Folk
 
Electronic
 
Disco
 
Hip-hop
Which artist released the song “Blinding Lights”?
 
The Weeknd
 
Harry Styles
 
Shawn Mendes
 
Ed Sheeran
What genre is associated with Billie Eilish?
 
Alternative pop
 
Classical
 
Jazz
 
Opera
Which artist is known for blending rap and pop?
 
Drake
 
Beethoven
 
Bach
 
Elvis Presley
What is a DJ primarily responsible for?
 
Mixing and playing recorded music
 
Writing symphonies
 
Conducting orchestras
 
Playing violin
What genre is associated with Bob Marley?
 
Reggae
 
Jazz
 
Rock
 
Classical
Which composer is associated with minimalism?
 
Steve Reich
 
Mozart
 
Beethoven
 
Tchaikovsky
What is minimalism in music?
 
Repetition of simple patterns
 
Complex symphonies
 
Opera singing
 
Jazz improvisation
Which composer wrote “The Four Seasons”?
 
Antonio Vivaldi
 
Johann Sebastian Bach
 
Mozart
 
Beethoven
What genre is characterised by heavy guitar riffs and loud sound?
 
Rock
 
Classical
 
Jazz
 
Opera
Which artist is known for the album “Lemonade”?
 
Beyoncé
 
Rihanna
 
Ariana Grande
 
Billie Eilish
What genre is Taylor Swift often associated with in her early career?
 
Country
 
Jazz
 
Rock
 
Opera
Which artist released the album “25”?
 
Adele
 
Beyoncé
 
Taylor Swift
 
Rihanna
Which artist is associated with the song “Shape of You”?
 
Ed Sheeran
 
Drake
 
The Weeknd
 
Justin Bieber
What genre blends country and blues roots?
 
Country music
 
Opera
 
Electronic
 
Classical
Which artist is known as the “Queen of Pop”?
 
Madonna
 
Whitney Houston
 
Adele
 
Lady Gaga
What is disco music known for?
 
Dance rhythms and steady beats
 
Slow tempos
 
Classical structure
 
Acoustic focus
Which genre is associated with artists like Nirvana?
 
Grunge
 
Jazz
 
Disco
 
Opera
Which band is known for the album “The Dark Side of the Moon”?
 
Pink Floyd
 
Led Zeppelin
 
The Who
 
Nirvana
Which band released the album “Abbey Road”?
 
The Beatles
 
The Rolling Stones
 
Queen
 
Pink Floyd
What is a synthesizer?
 
An electronic instrument that generates sound
 
A percussion instrument
 
A string instrument
 
A wind instrument
Which movement introduced electronic instruments into popular music?
 
Electronic music
 
Baroque
 
Romantic
 
Renaissance
What genre is characterised by spoken lyrics over beats?
 
Hip-hop
 
Classical
 
Opera
 
Country
Which artist is known as the “King of Rock and Roll”?
 
Elvis Presley
 
Michael Jackson
 
Prince
 
Freddie Mercury
What musical style developed from blues and gospel traditions?
 
Rock and Roll
 
Opera
 
Classical
 
Folk
Which city is considered the birthplace of jazz?
 
New Orleans
 
Paris
 
London
 
Berlin
What is jazz primarily known for?
 
Improvisation
 
Strict notation
 
Religious themes
 
Silence
Which composer is linked to Impressionist music?
 
Claude Debussy
 
Ludwig van Beethoven
 
Johann Sebastian Bach
 
Franz Schubert
What musical movement emphasised impression and atmosphere?
 
Impressionism
 
Baroque
 
Classical
 
Minimalism
Which instrument family do violins belong to?
 
Strings
 
Brass
 
Woodwind
 
Percussion
What is a concerto?
 
A piece featuring a soloist with orchestra
 
A choral work
 
A simple melody
 
A percussion rhythm
What is an opera?
 
A dramatic work combining music and theatre
 
A short poem
 
A solo instrumental piece
 
A dance form
What is a symphony?
 
A large orchestral composition
 
A short vocal song
 
A solo instrumental piece
 
A dance tune
Which composer is known for dramatic Romantic symphonies?
 
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
 
Joseph Haydn
 
Antonio Vivaldi
 
Henry Purcell
What defines the Romantic period in music?
 
Emotional and expressive compositions
 
Strict structure
 
Religious focus
 
Minimal instrumentation
What musical period is Beethoven often associated with bridging?
 
Classical and Romantic
 
Baroque and Classical
 
Romantic and Modern
 
Medieval and Renaissance
Which composer is strongly associated with the Classical period?
 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
 
Johann Sebastian Bach
 
Richard Wagner
 
Claude Debussy
What style of music followed the Baroque period?
 
Classical
 
Romantic
 
Medieval
 
Jazz
What musical period is known for composers like Bach and Handel?
 
Baroque
 
Classical
 
Romantic
 
Modern
What does the word “circumspect” mean?
 
Cautious and considered
 
Reckless
 
Fast
 
Careless
What does the word “antediluvian” mean?
 
Extremely old or outdated
 
Modern
 
Futuristic
 
Recent
What does the word “vociferous” mean?
 
Loud and forceful
 
Quiet
 
Soft
 
Weak
What does the word “ubiquitous” mean?
 
Present everywhere
 
Rare
 
Hidden
 
Local
What does the word “transient” mean?
 
Temporary
 
Permanent
 
Long-lasting
 
Endless
What does the word “sagacious” mean?
 
Wise
 
Foolish
 
Young
 
Inexperienced
What does the word “recalcitrant” mean?
 
Stubbornly resistant
 
Flexible
 
Helpful
 
Willing
What does the word “quintessential” mean?
 
The perfect example
 
A mistake
 
A contrast
 
A question
What does the word “pervasive” mean?
 
Spreading widely
 
Limited
 
Rare
 
Hidden
What does the word “obfuscate” mean?
 
Deliberately make unclear
 
Explain clearly
 
Reveal
 
Simplify
What does the word “nebulous” mean?
 
Vague or unclear
 
Bright
 
Sharp
 
Defined
What does the word “juxtapose” mean?
 
Place side by side for contrast
 
Separate
 
Combine randomly
 
Remove
What does the word “insidious” mean?
 
Gradually harmful
 
Obvious
 
Quick
 
Visible
What does the word “harbinger” mean?
 
A sign of something to come
 
A memory
 
A problem
 
A solution
What does the word “fastidious” mean?
 
Very particular about details
 
Careless
 
Messy
 
Unconcerned
What does the word “enigma” mean?
 
A mystery
 
An answer
 
A fact
 
A story
What does the word “deleterious” mean?
 
Harmful
 
Helpful
 
Neutral
 
Harmless
What does the word “capricious” mean?
 
Impulsive and unpredictable
 
Careful
 
Steady
 
Logical
What does the word “belligerent” mean?
 
Aggressive
 
Calm
 
Friendly
 
Relaxed
What does the word “aberration” mean?
 
A deviation from the norm
 
A pattern
 
A rule
 
A habit
What does the word “zealous” mean?
 
Full of enthusiasm
 
Bored
 
Lazy
 
Calm
What does the word “wary” mean?
 
Cautious
 
Careless
 
Brave
 
Confident
What does the word “venerate” mean?
 
Respect deeply
 
Ignore
 
Criticise
 
Avoid
What does the word “tenuous” mean?
 
Weak or slight
 
Strong
 
Certain
 
Clear
What does the word “scrutinise” mean?
 
Examine closely
 
Ignore
 
Dismiss
 
Forget
What does the word “pragmatic” mean?
 
Practical
 
Idealistic
 
Dreamy
 
Unrealistic
What does the word “novice” mean?
 
Beginner
 
Expert
 
Teacher
 
Master
What does the word “lucid” mean?
 
Clear and easy to understand
 
Confusing
 
Complicated
 
Hidden
What does the word “impartial” mean?
 
Unbiased
 
Biased
 
Emotional
 
Angry
What does the word “hypothetical” mean?
 
Based on theory
 
Real
 
Certain
 
Historical
What does the word “gregarious” mean?
 
Sociable
 
Shy
 
Quiet
 
Serious
What does the word “feasible” mean?
 
Possible or achievable
 
Impossible
 
Dangerous
 
Illegal
What does the word “erratic” mean?
 
Unpredictable
 
Stable
 
Consistent
 
Calm
What does the word “diligent” mean?
 
Hardworking
 
Lazy
 
Careless
 
Uninterested
What does the word “coherent” mean?
 
Logical and clear
 
Confusing
 
Random
 
Broken
What does the word “resilient” mean?
 
Able to recover quickly
 
Weak
 
Fragile
 
Slow
What does the word “obsolete” mean?
 
No longer in use
 
Very modern
 
New
 
Advanced
What does the word “candid” mean?
 
Honest and direct
 
Secretive
 
Confusing
 
Rude
What does the word “ambiguous” mean?
 
Having more than one meaning
 
Clear
 
Simple
 
Obvious
What does the word “meticulous” mean?
 
Very careful and precise
 
Careless
 
Fast
 
Lazy
What does the word “reluctant” mean?
 
Unwilling
 
Eager
 
Excited
 
Confident
What does the word “vast” mean?
 
Very large
 
Very small
 
Very narrow
 
Very short
What does the word “hostile” mean?
 
Unfriendly
 
Friendly
 
Calm
 
Excited
What does the word “curious” mean?
 
Eager to learn
 
Afraid
 
Angry
 
Confused
What does the word “scarce” mean?
 
In short supply
 
Very common
 
Expensive
 
Heavy
What does the word “rapid” mean?
 
Very fast
 
Very slow
 
Very loud
 
Very small
What does the word “generous” mean?
 
Willing to give
 
Selfish
 
Angry
 
Lazy
What does the word “fragile” mean?
 
Easily broken
 
Very strong
 
Heavy
 
Unbreakable
What does the word “ancient” mean?
 
Very old
 
Very new
 
Very fast
 
Very bright
What does the word “happy” mean?
 
Feeling joy or pleasure
 
Feeling sad
 
Feeling angry
 
Feeling tired
Who was Nelson Mandela?
 
Anti-apartheid leader
 
British monarch
 
US president
 
Explorer
What was apartheid?
 
A system of racial segregation
 
A type of government
 
A war
 
A treaty
Which country did the Vikings come from?
 
Scandinavia
 
Germany
 
France
 
Italy
Who was Queen of England during the Spanish Armada?
 
Elizabeth I
 
Mary I
 
Victoria
 
Anne
What was the Renaissance?
 
A revival of art and learning
 
A war period
 
A religious conflict
 
A political system
Which event began World War II in 1939?
 
Invasion of Poland
 
Pearl Harbor
 
D-Day
 
Treaty of Versailles
Who led the Soviet Union during World War II?
 
Joseph Stalin
 
Vladimir Lenin
 
Leon Trotsky
 
Nikita Khrushchev
What was the Cold War mainly between?
 
USA and USSR
 
UK and Germany
 
France and Spain
 
China and Japan
Who was the first Emperor of Rome?
 
Augustus
 
Julius Caesar
 
Nero
 
Caligula
Which ancient city was buried by a volcanic eruption in AD 79?
 
Pompeii
 
Athens
 
Rome
 
Carthage
Which movement fought for women’s voting rights?
 
Suffragette movement
 
Civil Rights Movement
 
Labour Movement
 
Abolition movement
Who was the first female Prime Minister of the UK?
 
Margaret Thatcher
 
Theresa May
 
Indira Gandhi
 
Angela Merkel
What year did World War II end?
 
1945
 
1940
 
1939
 
1950
Which country was ruled by the Tsars?
 
Russia
 
Germany
 
France
 
Austria
Who was the leader of Nazi Germany during World War II?
 
Adolf Hitler
 
Joseph Stalin
 
Benito Mussolini
 
Kaiser Wilhelm II
What was the name of the trade route connecting Europe and Asia?
 
Silk Road
 
Spice Route
 
Amber Road
 
Royal Road
Which empire was the largest in history by land area?
 
British Empire
 
Roman Empire
 
Ottoman Empire
 
Mongol Empire
Who was the first man to walk on the Moon?
 
Neil Armstrong
 
Buzz Aldrin
 
Yuri Gagarin
 
Michael Collins
Which revolution began in 1789?
 
French Revolution
 
Russian Revolution
 
American Revolution
 
Industrial Revolution
Which document was signed in 1215 limiting the power of the English king?
 
Magna Carta
 
Bill of Rights
 
Treaty of Versailles
 
Act of Union
Who discovered America in 1492 according to European history?
 
Christopher Columbus
 
Ferdinand Magellan
 
Amerigo Vespucci
 
James Cook
Which war was fought between the North and South regions in the United States?
 
American Civil War
 
World War I
 
Revolutionary War
 
Vietnam War
What was the name of the ship that sank in 1912?
 
Titanic
 
Britannic
 
Lusitania
 
Queen Mary
Who was known as the Maid of Orléans?
 
Joan of Arc
 
Marie Antoinette
 
Eleanor of Aquitaine
 
Catherine de Medici
Which empire was ruled by Julius Caesar?
 
Roman Empire
 
Ottoman Empire
 
British Empire
 
Mongol Empire
What wall fell in 1989 marking the end of Cold War divisions in Europe?
 
Berlin Wall
 
Great Wall
 
Hadrian’s Wall
 
Iron Curtain
Who was the British Prime Minister during most of World War II?
 
Winston Churchill
 
Neville Chamberlain
 
Clement Attlee
 
Margaret Thatcher
Which ancient civilisation built the pyramids?
 
Egyptians
 
Romans
 
Greeks
 
Mayans
In which year did World War I begin?
 
1914
 
1918
 
1939
 
1905
Who was the first President of the United States?
 
George Washington
 
Thomas Jefferson
 
Abraham Lincoln
 
John Adams
What is the sum of angles in a triangle?
 
180°
 
90°
 
270°
 
360°
Solve: 12 − 7
 
5
 
6
 
7
 
4
What is 1 kilometre in metres?
 
1000
 
100
 
10
 
10000
What is the gradient of a horizontal line?
 
1
 
Undefined
 
Infinite
Solve: 5 + (3 × 4)
 
17
 
32
 
20
 
27
What is the fraction equivalent to 1/2?
 
2/4
 
3/4
 
4/5
 
1/3
What is 10²?
 
100
 
20
 
200
 
10
What is the mean of 2, 4, 6, 8?
 
5
 
4
 
6
 
7
What is the next prime number after 7?
 
11
 
9
 
10
 
13
What is 2³ (2 to the power of 3)?
 
8
 
6
 
4
 
10
What is the area of a rectangle with length 5 and width 4?
 
20
 
25
 
18
 
15
What is the perimeter of a square with side length 6?
 
24
 
18
 
12
 
36
What is 3/4 expressed as a decimal?
 
0.75
 
0.5
 
0.25
 
0.8
What is the value of π (pi) approximately?
 
3.14
 
2.14
 
4.13
 
3.41
What is 100 ÷ 4?
 
25
 
20
 
30
 
40
What is 9 squared?
 
81
 
72
 
99
 
90
What is 15% of 200?
 
30
 
25
 
35
 
40
What is the square root of 144?
 
12
 
10
 
14
 
16
What is 7 × 8?
 
56
 
54
 
58
 
64
What is the tallest mountain in the world?
 
Mount Everest
 
K2
 
Kangchenjunga
 
Mont Blanc
Which continent has the most countries?
 
Africa
 
Asia
 
Europe
 
South America
What line divides the Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres?
 
Equator
 
Prime Meridian
 
Tropic of Cancer
 
Arctic Circle
What is the capital of Brazil?
 
Brasília
 
Rio de Janeiro
 
São Paulo
 
Salvador
Which ocean lies between Africa and Australia?
 
Indian Ocean
 
Atlantic Ocean
 
Pacific Ocean
 
Arctic Ocean
What is the smallest continent?
 
Australia
 
Europe
 
Antarctica
 
South America
Which country has the largest population?
 
India
 
China
 
USA
 
Indonesia
What is the largest desert in the world?
 
Antarctic Desert
 
Sahara
 
Gobi
 
Arabian
Which is the longest river in Europe?
 
Volga
 
Danube
 
Rhine
 
Seine
What is the capital city of Australia?
 
Canberra
 
Sydney
 
Melbourne
 
Perth
What part of the atom has a negative charge?
 
Electron
 
Proton
 
Neutron
 
Nucleus
What is the approximate value of gravity on Earth?
 
9.8 m/s²
 
5 m/s²
 
15 m/s²
 
20 m/s²
What is the term for a solid turning directly into a gas?
 
Sublimation
 
Condensation
 
Melting
 
Freezing
What do we call animals that eat both plants and meat?
 
Omnivores
 
Herbivores
 
Carnivores
 
Producers
What is the largest organ in the human body?
 
Skin
 
Heart
 
Brain
 
Liver
What planet is known for its rings?
 
Saturn
 
Mars
 
Earth
 
Venus
What is the periodic table primarily organised by?
 
Atomic number
 
Mass only
 
Colour
 
State
What type of energy is associated with motion?
 
Kinetic energy
 
Potential energy
 
Thermal energy
 
Chemical energy
What is the unit of electrical resistance?
 
Ohm
 
Volt
 
Ampere
 
Watt
What is the nearest star to Earth?
 
The Sun
 
Alpha Centauri
 
Sirius
 
Polaris
What is the boiling point of water at sea level?
 
100°C
 
90°C
 
80°C
 
120°C
What gas do plants absorb during photosynthesis?
 
Carbon dioxide
 
Oxygen
 
Nitrogen
 
Hydrogen
What force keeps planets in orbit around the sun?
 
Gravity
 
Magnetism
 
Friction
 
Electric force
What is the powerhouse of the cell?
 
Mitochondria
 
Nucleus
 
Ribosome
 
Cytoplasm
What is the chemical symbol for sodium?
 
Na
 
So
 
Sn
 
Sd
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