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EOY Activity 2021

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This person spent 12-months their Dad, separated from their Mum and Sister in a refugee hostel before they re-joined and took next steps on their journey.

a)

Philip Paton

b)

Peter Wos

c)

Cheryl Tachril

d)

Simon Pace

2.

This person made it to the Executive Producer round on X-Factor.

a)

Melroy D'Souza

b)

Patrick Rehn

c)

Cal Fraser

d)

Jan Perera

3.

This person won $10,000 for an Entrepreneurial Competition linked to the NDIS, ensuring that they were matched to the right care provider.

a)

Dave Allen

b)

Cal Fraser

c)

Tom Chalmers

d)

Melroy D'Souza

4.

This person used to be an Accountant before joining nbn.

a)

Jan Perera

b)

Carmel Tsoa-Lee

c)

Paul Clyne

d)

Greg Rotheram

5.

This person loves cooking, but can't cook meat properly without a meat thermometer.

a)

Peter Wos

b)

Tom Chalmers

c)

Paul Clyne

d)

Chris Zarkadoulas

6.

Once upon a time, this person was really good at Basketball

a)

Greg Rotheram

b)

Pat Rehn

c)

Jason Leffanue

d)

Dave Tipping

7.

This person was born in Uruguay

a)

Taran Croxton

b)

Ryan Cameron

c)

Gerry Rodriguez

d)

Dion Ljubanovic

8.

Have you seen big medieval battles in Movies/ TV Shows (e.g. Game of Thrones, Vikings) where the fighters form shield walls? This person has fought in a shield wall in a battle with approximately 3,000 people taking part.

a)

Vajira Amaratunga

b)

Justin Fereday

c)

Philip Paton

d)

Rohan Weeks

9.

In which continent are Chile, Argentina and Brazil?

a)

North America

b)

South America

c)

Europe

d)

Australasia

10.

Which brand of soup featured in one of Andy Warhol’s most famous pop art pieces?

a)

Heinz

b)

Campbell's

c)

Baxters

d)

Knorr

11.

The Mad Hatter and the Cheshire Cat are characters in which famous book?

a)

Winne-the-Pooh

b)

Charlotte's Web

c)

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

d)

Alice in Wonderland

12.

What measurement scale is used to determine wind speed?

a)

Beaufort scale

b)

Richter scale

c)

Synoptic scale

d)

Gusting scale

13.

In which city were the 1992 Summer Olympics held?

a)

Atlanta

b)

Barcelona

c)

Sydney

d)

Seoul

14.

What other country, besides the US, uses the US dollar as its official currency?

a)

Ecuador

b)

Canada

c)

Mexico

d)

United Kingdom

15.

How many sides does a Dodecahedron have?

a)

6

b)

12

c)

24

d)

36

16.

The Statue of Liberty was a gift to the United States from which European country?

a)

Belgium

b)

Germany

c)

Spain

d)

France

17.

Which traditional Spanish dance originated in Andalusia and is recognised by UNESCO as a heritage of humanity?

a)

Sardana

b)

Tango

c)

Flamenco

d)

Paso Doble

18.

The human body is made up of approximately how much water?

a)

40%

b)

50%

c)

60%

d)

70%

19.

What is the world’s fastest species of bird?

a)

Golden eagle

b)

Peregrine falcon

c)

Frigatebird

d)

Penguin

20.

Which artist famously cut off his own ear?

a)

Vincent Van Gogh

b)

Claude Monet

c)

Salvador Dali

d)

Pablo Picasso

21.

Which female holds the most Wimbledon titles?

a)

Serena Williams

b)

Martina Navratilova

c)

Martina Hingis

d)

Venus Williams

22.

Which composer scored 2000s classics such as Gladiator, Hannibal, Madagascar and Black Hawk Down?

a)

John Williams

b)

Danny Elfman

c)

Hans Zimmer

d)

James Horner

23.

Which Danish-Norwegian band released the hit song ‘Barbie Girl’ in 1997?

a)

ABBA

b)

Aqua

c)

Vanilla Ice

d)

Bjork

24.

What does HSDPA stand for?

a)

Hypertext Synchronous Dialer Proxy Access

b)

High-Stress Download Provisioning Accessory

c)

High-Speed Download Priority Assist

d)

High-Speed Downlink Packet Access

25.

What was the name of the first social networking site launched on the internet in 1994?

a)

Facebook

b)

MySpace

c)

Bebo

d)

GeoCities

26.

Which company has employed the largest number of language translators?

a)

Amazon

b)

Google

c)

Microsoft

d)

Apple

27.

How many characters did Twitter originally restrict users to?

a)

70

b)

140

c)

210

d)

280

28.

What was Ask.com originally known as?

a)

Yahoo

b)

Ask Jeeves

c)

Dogpile

d)

Ask Andy

29.

What popular social networking site was sold to News Corp. for $580 million in 2005?

a)

Facebook

b)

MySpace

c)

Four Square

d)

Google +

30.

What company did the founders of YouTube work for before starting up YouTube?

a)

Samsung

b)

Microsoft

c)

PayPal

d)

eBay

31.

BONUS QUESTION: This person defeated Evander Hollyfield at an Arm Wrestle at the Sydney 2000 Olympics

a)

Pat Rehn

b)

Paul Clyne

c)

Phil Paton

d)

Dave Allen

32.

BONUS QUESTION: In 2018, this person was on the way to Cuba (from Los Angeles) but was turned back as overnight. Donald Trump decided to ban travel from the US for tourism. This person ended up in Mexico City.

a)

Cid Lay

b)

Carmel Tsoa-Lee

c)

Jan Perera

d)

Cheryl Tachril