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10th April Self Isolation Games 7

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Gravlax is a Swedish food. What is it?

a)

Dill-cured salmon

b)

Reindeer Meatballs

c)

Pickled Herring

d)

Reindeer steaks

2.

How often are the Olympics held?

a)

2 years

b)

4 years

c)

6 years

d)

8 years

3.

Which ‘A’ road goes north to south across the Isle of Axholme and links Belton, Crowle and Eastoft?

a)

A161

b)

A171

c)

A181

d)

A191

4.

William Pool was born in Thorne in 1783. What did he invent?

a)

A feathered paddle wheel

b)

A swan-necked glass vessel

c)

A beak-shaped hammer

d)

The S bend in the toilet

5.

What is the capital of Wales?

a)

Swansea

b)

Newport

c)

Cardiff

d)

Wrexham

6.

How Gold Medals did the UK win at the 2018 Winter Olympics?

a)

0

b)

1

c)

2

d)

3

7.

If you were taking a ferry from Hull to go to Amsterdam what port would you land at?

a)

Zeebrugge

b)

Amsterdam

c)

Rotherham

d)

Rotterdam

8.

Which country came top of the 2018 Winter Olympics medal table?

a)

USA

b)

Russia

c)

Norway

d)

Switzerland

9.

The W.H.O. is part of the United Nations. What does W.H.O. stand for?

a)

World Housing Organisation

b)

World Hydroelectric Organisation

c)

World Health Organisation

d)

Western Health Operations

10.

Hollywood is in which American state?

a)

California

b)

Arizona

c)

Texas

d)

Washington

11.

What is the nickname of the Indian Film industry?

a)

Pinewood

b)

Bollywood

c)

Delhiwood

d)

Indiewood

12.

Which month sees, on average, most rainfall in Scunthorpe?

a)

June

b)

August

c)

March

d)

October

13.

Today the shop by the old Market Hall is Parkin’s butchers. What was it in 1940?

a)

A shoe shop

b)

The Local Home Guard HQ

c)

A police station

d)

A bakers

14.

After World War 2 Scunthorpe United adopted the town’s coat of arms as a badge on their shirts. The town’s motto is ‘Refulgit Labores Nostros Cœlum’ What does that stand for?

a)

It’s the hope that lets you down

b)

The Heavens reflect our labour

c)

Refuge, work and play’

d)

Righteous Work and New Hieghts

15.

Why were many cricket matches stopped on 2nd June 1975?

a)

Floods caused by Storm Deidre

b)

It was the wedding day of Princess Anne and all sports fixtures were cancelled.

c)

Snow falling on the wicket.

d)

Power cuts caused by strikes

16.

Which football team wear red and white and play at Highbury?

a)

Arsenal

b)

Charlton Athletic

c)

Rotherham

d)

Fleetwood

17.

What city is the capital of Belgium?

a)

Ghent

b)

Bruges

c)

Brussels

d)

Ypres

18.

Sauerkraut is a traditional German dish. What is it made from?

a)

Pickled Beetroot

b)

Pickled Carrots

c)

Pickled Cabbage

d)

Pickled Onions

19.

Which element is the most common in the atmosphere?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Carbon Dioxide

c)

Nitrogen

d)

Hydrogen

20.

Hans Christian Anderson wrote stories like The Little Mermaid, The Snow Queen and the Ugly Ducking. What nationality was he?

a)

Danish

b)

German

c)

Swedish

d)

Norwegian