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Ice Alaska Quiz

Total questions: 67

Worksheet time: 49mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When does the Ice Alaska festival start?

a)

January 1

b)

February 14

c)

March 10

d)

December 25

2.

The festival is named ______.

a)

Ice Alaska.

b)

Sun Festival

c)

Moon Carnival

d)

Star Parade

3.

Where is Ice Alaska located?

a)

Anchorage, Alaska

b)

Fairbanks, Alaska

c)

Juneau, Alaska

4.

What does Ice Alaska celebrate?

a)

Ice and snow

b)

Rain and sun

c)

Wind and fog

5.

Ice Alaska includes a ________ playground.

a)

winter

b)

summer

c)

autumn

d)

spring

6.

What are some items made of ice at the winter playground?

4 lines
7.

Fill in the blank: The winter playground has items made of ____.

a)

snow

b)

ice

c)

sand

d)

dirt

8.

What happens to the items at the winter playground at night?

4 lines
9.

What can people play on an ice checkerboard at the winter playground?

4 lines
10.

What sport can be played on an ice table at the winter playground?

4 lines
11.

What type of golf can be played on an ice golf course at the winter playground?

4 lines
12.

People can slide on ice slides at the winter playground.

a)

Slide

b)

Stand

c)

Climb

d)

Jump

13.

What does WIAC stand for?

a)

WIAC stands for Western Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

b)

WIAC stands for World Islamic Art Council.

c)

WIAC stands for Western International Advertising Consortium.

d)

WIAC stands for Wisconsin Industrial Alliance Committee.

14.

The WIAC are ice sculpture competitions.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

When are the 2025 WIAC scheduled to take place?

a)

March 2025

b)

April 2025

c)

May 2025

d)

June 2025

16.

Sculptors from which countries compete in the WIAC?

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17.

More than 1 million pounds of ice are harvested for the WIAC. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

18.

The sculptors carve big ice blocks to create ice ________.

a)

sculptures

b)

statues

c)

installations

d)

depictions

19.

The ice blocks are very ________.

a)

cold

b)

warm

c)

melting

d)

boiling

20.

The ice blocks look like ________.

a)

______

b)

glass

c)

puzzle

d)

mirrors

21.

The tools that sculptors use to carve ice blocks are:

a)

Chainsaws

b)

Chisels

c)

Saws

d)

Grinders

22.

Which of the following is a tool used by sculptors to carve ice blocks?

a)

Paintbrush

b)

Chainsaw

c)

Pencil

d)

Eraser

23.

Fill in the blank: Sculptors use _______ to carve the ice blocks.

a)

tools

b)

umbrellas

c)

pencils

d)

spoons

24.

One of the tools mentioned that sculptors use is ____.

a)

Chisel

b)

Paintbrush

c)

Notebook

d)

Calculator

25.

True or False: Some sculptors work alone to carve ice blocks.

a)

True

b)

False

26.

Some sculptures are made of ___ ice blocks. (Fill in the blank with the correct number)

a)

___

b)

5

c)

10

d)

15

27.

How many ice blocks are used to make some sculptures?

a)

2

b)

5

c)

9

d)

12

28.

What do judges award to each ice sculpture?

a)

Medals

b)

Points

c)

Certificates

d)

Trophies

29.

Judges award points for _______.

a)

accuracy, creativity, difficulty, and more.

b)

style and formatting.

c)

syntactical accuracy.

d)

popularity ratings.

30.

Ice sculptures with the most points win. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

31.

What do many people go to Ice Alaska to see?

a)

Ice sculptures

b)

Snowmen

c)

Polar bears

32.

The ice sculptures are on display until they ______.

a)

melt

b)

evaporate

c)

disintegrate

d)

break

33.

Warmer temperatures cause the ice sculptures to ______.

a)

melt

b)

freeze

c)

shatter

d)

expand

34.

The temperatures usually become warmer in late ______.

a)

March

b)

February

c)

April

d)

May

35.

Ice Alaska ends on March ______.

a)

31

b)

30

c)

29

d)

28

36.

What do sculptors carve at Ice Alaska?

a)

Ice

b)

Stone

c)

Wood

d)

Metal

37.

Which of the following materials do sculptors use?

a)

clay

b)

plastic

c)

paper

d)

ice

38.

Where is Fairbanks located?

a)

Southern Alaska

b)

Central Alaska

c)

Eastern Alaska

d)

Western Alaska

39.

The northern lights are visible in _______.

a)

Fairbanks

b)

Tokyo

c)

Cairo

d)

Sydney

40.

The northern lights are _______ lights in the night sky.

a)

Colorful

b)

Dull

c)

Invisible

d)

White

41.

Fairbanks has many hours of _______ in summer.

a)

sunlight

b)

rainfall

c)

snow

d)

cloudiness

42.

The Sun does not set for how many days in Fairbanks?

a)

50 days

b)

60 days

c)

70 days

d)

80 days

43.

What is the first step in making the No-Bake Alaska Cake?

a)

Spread ice cream on the plate

b)

Put one layer of pound cake onto plate

c)

Add whipped topping

d)

Cut the pound cake into layers

44.

How many cups of ice cream are needed for the No-Bake Alaska Cake?

a)

1 cup

b)

2 cups

c)

3 cups

d)

4 cups

45.

Fill in the blank: Spread one cup of ice cream on top of _________.

a)

pound cake layer

b)

ice cream cone

c)

waffle cone

d)

sponge cake

46.

What is the optional ingredient in the No-Bake Alaska Cake recipe?

a)

Whipped topping

b)

Chocolate ice cream

c)

Toasted coconut flakes

d)

Neapolitan ice cream

47.

The fifth step in the cake preparation process is:

a)

Preheat the oven

b)

Mix the batter

c)

Bake the cake

d)

Decorate the cake

48.

What should be spread on top and sides of the cake in the sixth step?

a)

Frosting

b)

Cream

c)

Icing

d)

Buttercream

49.

What is sprinkled onto the top of the cake in the seventh step?

a)

Flour

b)

Chocolate chips

c)

Sprinkles

d)

Candies

50.

Identify the final step in the cake preparation process.

a)

Mixing the ingredients

b)

Baking the cake

c)

Cooling the cake

d)

Icing

51.

Choose the pictures about Ice Alaska from the following options: winter, carve, jet, snow, melt, email, teams, ice sculpture, competition, ice, festival, hiccups, dress, sculptor, playground, warmer.

a)

winter

b)

ice

c)

snow

d)

ice sculpture

e)

festival

52.

WHAT is the paper about?

a)

Black History Month

b)

Super Bowl

c)

Ice Alaska

53.

WHO competes in the World Ice Art Championships?

a)

sculptors

b)

singers

c)

ice skaters

54.

WHERE is Ice Alaska?

a)

Bangor, Maine

b)

Fairbanks, Alaska

c)

Missoula, Montana

55.

WHAT does Ice Alaska include?

a)

playground

b)

swimming pool

c)

bike trail

56.

WHEN is Ice Alaska?

a)

summer

b)

fall

c)

winter

57.

WHAT do warmer temperatures cause the ice sculptures to do?

a)

inflate

b)

melt

c)

freeze

58.

Fill in the blank: 1 ACROSS - ______ (Hint: It turns from solid to liquid when heated)

a)

It turns from solid to liquid when heated

b)

It turns from liquid to gas when heated

c)

It remains unchanged when heated

d)

It turns from solid to gas when heated

59.

Fill in the blank: 4 ACROSS - ______ (Hint: A place where children play)

a)

A place where children play

b)

A playground

c)

A park

d)

A nursery

60.

Fill in the blank: 6 ACROSS - ______ (Hint: Frozen water that falls from the sky)

a)

snow

b)

rain

c)

hail

d)

sleet

61.

Fill in the blank: 8 ACROSS - ______ (Hint: A figure made by carving ice)

a)

A figure made by carving ice

b)

A statue carved from ice

c)

A structure made by frozen water

d)

A form created by chiseled snow

62.

Fill in the blank: 9 ACROSS - ______ (Hint: To cut or shape something)

a)

cut

b)

smash

c)

bend

d)

draw

63.

Fill in the blank: 2 DOWN - ______ (Hint: A group of people working together)

a)

A group of people working together

b)

A group of people doing nothing

c)

A random assembly of individuals

d)

A gathering of strangers

64.

Fill in the blank: 3 DOWN - ______ (Hint: A person who carves sculptures)

a)

sculptor

b)

mason

c)

engraver

d)

statuary

65.

Fill in the blank: 5 DOWN - ______ (Hint: A celebration or event)

a)

A celebration or event

b)

A sports event

c)

A political rally

d)

A cultural gathering

66.

Fill in the blank: 7 DOWN - ______ (Hint: The coldest season of the year)

a)

winter

b)

summer

c)

autumn

d)

spring

67.

The puzzle requires filling in the grid so that every row, every column, and every large box contains a banner, a tree, a playground, and a dolphin.

a)

Banner, tree, playground, dolphin

b)

Banner, sun, play area, fish

c)

Dolphin, shark, car, airplane

d)

Tree, house, moon, car

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