Frog Olympics Trivia Questions

Peter from the Miami Children's Museum Theatre Troupe introduces the Frog Olympics, supported by the Florida Dairy Farmers. The event features various frog competitions, including tongue-catching and leapfrogging, with frogs from all over participating. The games conclude with a torch-lit ceremony and a tadpole race, celebrating the frogs' athletic feats.

Who supported the Frog Olympics event?

• Miami Children's Museum

• Florida Dairy Farmers

• Brian Moses

• Olympic Committee

Where did the news of the Frog Olympics spread?

• In the city

• Across the sea

• Only in the garden ponds

• From lake and ditch across boggy ground

What was the prize for the frog with the longest tongue?

• First prize

• A trophy

• A gold medal

• A certificate

Which event involved jumping in and out of a bog?

• Three-legged frog race

• Leapfrogging streams

• Pole vaulting

• Tongue-catching flies

What marked the end of the Frog Olympics?

• A dance performance

• A closing speech

• A torch ceremony

• A fireworks display

What was the final event of the Frog Olympics?

• A tadpole race

• A fly-catching competition

• A frog jumping contest

• A swimming race

What did the frogs hope to achieve in the future?

• Jump over the moon

• Swim across the ocean

• Climb the highest tree

• Catch the most flies

What was the humorous reference made about a cow?

• A cow won a race

• A cow swam across the sea

• A cow once jumped over the moon

• A cow caught flies

What did the frogs use to improve their jumping skills?

• Daily practice

• Advanced technology

• Special diets

• Magic spells

What was the main theme of the Frog Olympics?

• Competition and rivalry

• Celebration and fun

• Training and discipline

• Adventure and exploration