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WorksheetsG&T Trivia Bowl
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
This phenomenon produces a current on the surface of metal in the photoelectric effect. In Einstein's mass-energy equivalence, "c" denotes the what?
a)
carrier
b)
light
c)
container
d)
copper
2.
This country's port of Eilat is on the Gulf of Aqaba just north of the Red Sea. What country include the cities of Tel Aviv and Jerusalem?
a)
Saudi Arabia
b)
Palestine
c)
Israel
d)
Iran
3.
These objects can be uniquely characterized by spin, charge, mass and they can be formed by gravitational collapse of a star. Name these objects whose gravity is so strong that light cannot escape them?
a)
worm holes
b)
time tunnels
c)
black holes
d)
meteors
4.
This author wrote a book in which Jacob Marley's business partner was a real "scrooge." Who is the author of this tale?
a)
Charles Darwin
b)
Ebenezer Scrooge
c)
Charles Dickens
d)
John Gallagher
5.
This empire fought the "Flower Wars" in which they gathered prisoners for human sacrifice. Name this empire ruled in central Mexico.
a)
Roman Empire
b)
British Empire
c)
Aztec Empire
d)
Tibetan Empire
6.
This empire fought the "Flower Wars" in which they gathered prisoners for human sacrifice. Name this empire ruled in central Mexico.
a)
Roman Empire
b)
British Empire
c)
Aztec Empire
d)
Tibetan Empire
7.
(On scratch paper please calculate the correct answer.) Amy needs to find the square root of 3,025. What integer value is the square root of 3,025?
a)
25
b)
55
c)
5
d)
0
8.
In this country, the Lega Nord party advocates the independence of northern states such as Piedmont and Veneto. The city of Florence is located in what southern European country?
a)
France
b)
Barcelona
c)
Italy
d)
Australia
9.
This man's ears were turned into donkey ears after he judged Pan to be a better musician than Apollo. He also was unable to eat anything he touched. Name this king?
a)
Neptune
b)
Caesar
c)
Tut
d)
Midas
10.
These objects may collapse into bowl-shaped depressions known as calderas. Name these objects from which lava escapes?
a)
hills
b)
volcanoes
c)
caves
d)
geysers
11.
Brazil hosted this men's soccer tournament administered every four years. What is this FIFA tournament?
a)
Stanley Cup
b)
Kentucky Derby
c)
World Cup
d)
Pepsi Cup
12.
Its southern coast includes the cities of Gulfport and Biloxi. What state is the capital of Jackson?
a)
Florida
b)
Alabama
c)
Mississippi
d)
Texas
13.
This 18th-century composer wrote "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik". Whose is this Austrian?
a)
Charles Schultz
b)
Ludwig Von Beethoven
c)
Wolfgang Mozart
d)
Johann Strauss
14.
One of these animals has a clock in his belly and befriends Milo. What type of animal is Shiloh?
a)
Dog
b)
Crocodile
c)
Pig
d)
Cat
15.
You're not to "cry" for Cristina Kirchner who is this country's leader and the capital is Buenos Aires. What country is it?
a)
Spain
b)
Mexico
c)
Greece
d)
Argentina
16.
In the "Cori" cycle, the liver exports this compound after producing it from lactic acid. What is the monosaccharide?
a)
Maltose
b)
Cellulose
c)
Glucose
d)
Polymer
17.
President George Washington led troops during the Whiskey Rebellion in this state. Name the state where the Constitutional Convention met.
a)
New York
b)
Virginia
c)
Pennsylvania
d)
Maryland
18.
He won a Pulitzer Prize for writing a novella about a fisherman named Santiago. Who is the author that wrote "The Old Man and the Sea?"
a)
Jules Verne
b)
Robinson Crusoe
c)
Herman Melville
d)
Ernest Hemingway
19.
This formula, which is derived by completing the square, includes an expression under a radical, called the discriminant. Name this formula used to solve equations such as "ax squared + bx + c = zero."
a)
sciatic
b)
maniatic
c)
quadratic
d)
triati
20.
Name this nonviolent advocate of Indian independence.
a)
"Mahatma" Gandhi
b)
Genghis Khan
c)
Squanto
d)
Optimus Prime
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