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13th April Self Isolation Games 10

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is caviar?

a)

Fish Eggs

b)

Sturgeon Steaks

c)

Pickled Cabbage

d)

Bread Pudding

2.

Around the world, what the most common colour on a flag?

a)

Red

b)

White

c)

Yellow

d)

Blue

3.

Edith Smith, a Lincolnshire woman, was the first British woman to do what?

a)

Vote in a General Election.

b)

Be a Police woman with full powers of arrest.

c)

Join the RAF as a pilot.

d)

Have a driving licence

4.

RAF Sandtoft was opened as an airfield in February 1944. What type of planes flew from it?

a)

Fighters

b)

Transports

c)

Bombers

d)

Reconnaissance

5.

Why is Lord’s cricket ground called Lord’s?

a)

After Lord Hawke, who was first chairman of the MCC?

b)

After Thomas Lord, who owned the ground.

c)

After the ‘London Ordinances, Rules & Decisions’ – the code early cricket was played by.

d)

It was the ground the House of Lord's team used

6.

What is the project to build an underground rail line to link east and west of London called?

a)

The Metro

b)

The Underground

c)

Crossrail

d)

HS2

7.

In 2017 what were the most popular boys and girls names?

a)

George and Emily

b)

Harry and Amelia

c)

Oliver and Olivia

d)

Charles and Poppy

8.

The Caspian Sea is the lowest point in Russia. How far below ‘sea level’ is it?

a)

8m

b)

18m

c)

28m

d)

36m

9.

What is the smallest country in the world?

a)

Monaco

b)

Andorra

c)

Vatican

d)

Tuvalu

10.

Belgium provides the world with 80% of what?

a)

Chocolate

b)

Waffles

c)

Billiard Balls

d)

Zinc Plated saucepans

11.

What is the capital of China?

a)

Hanoi

b)

Hong Kong

c)

Beijing

d)

Shanghai

12.

St Norbert’s Catholic Church in Crowle was opened in the 1870s. From which country did the priests come from?

a)

Belgium

b)

France

c)

Ireland

d)

Netherlands

13.

In the 6th Century northern Lincolnshire was an independent Anglo-Saxon Kingdom. What was it called?

a)

Northumbria

b)

Humberside

c)

Mercia

d)

Lindsey

14.

What does this OS map symbol mean?

a)

Electricity Mast

b)

Canal Narrows

c)

Campsite

d)

Telephone Mast

15.

The 12th July is a holiday in Northern Ireland. Why?

a)

It is St Veronica’s day – she is patron saint of Ulster.

b)

It marks a day when Protestant forces beat Catholic forces in 1689.

c)

It marks the day when Northern Ireland was created in 1922.

d)

It is St Patrick's Day in Northern Ireland

16.

What does a Blue Flag mean at a beach?

a)

Safe to bathe.

b)

The water quality is high.

c)

Bathe at your own risk.

d)

Beware off-shore winds

17.

14th July is a National holiday in France. What is it known as?

a)

Constitution Day

b)

Bastille Day

c)

St Joan's Day

d)

Day of the Race

18.

World wide – which is the largest fast food chain?

a)

Burger King

b)

MacDonald

c)

Subway

d)

KFC

19.

Where is the United Nations Assembly?

a)

New York

b)

Geneva

c)

Berlin

d)

Mumbai

20.

Which group played / supported the Muppets?

a)

The Animals

b)

The Wild Bunch

c)

Electric Mayhem

d)

Dr Hair and the Carnival Band