WorksheetsQuiz bowl(lesson 2)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 3mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What was Counting Up to Twenty made for?
a)
Teaching numbers
b)
Helping with spelling
c)
Promoting space travel
d)
Encouraging teamwork
2.
Why did some scientists choose not to have kids?
a)
They wanted to travel
b)
They worried about climate change
c)
They disliked kids
d)
They focused on their jobs
3.
What happened to Dogecoin after Musk’s tweets?
a)
It stayed the same
b)
It got banned
c)
Its value jumped
d)
It disappeared
4.
How did Counting Up to Twenty show progress?
a)
By changing melody
b)
By counting up, not down
c)
By adding instruments
d)
By speeding up
5.
What did SpaceX do with Dogecoin?
a)
Used it to pay employees
b)
Banned it from their store
c)
Sent a satellite funded by it
d)
Bought Dogecoin from Tesla
6.
Who would enjoy Counting Up to Twenty the most?
a)
A history teacher
b)
A music producer
c)
A young student
d)
A stock trader
7.
When do people say, "Many people are saying"?
a)
When sharing facts
b)
When avoiding blame
c)
When making jokes
d)
When quoting history
8.
Who is most likely to invest in Dogecoin?
a)
A farmer
b)
A historian
c)
A crypto fan
d)
A banker
9.
What if Counting Up to Twenty counted backward?
a)
It would feel more hopeful
b)
It would feel like a countdown
c)
It would be easier to sing
d)
It wouldn’t teach numbers
10.
If scientists raised robot kids instead, what problem would still worry them?
a)
Climate change
b)
Job loss
c)
AI taking over
d)
Bad parenting
11.
If Dogecoin never existed, what would be different?
a)
Bitcoin would be gone
b)
Memes would be less funny
c)
Fewer joke cryptocurrencies
d)
Elon Musk wouldn’t use Twitter
12.
How is Counting Up to Twenty like a motivational speech?
a)
It’s about financial success
b)
It encourages progress
c)
It’s in formal language
d)
It’s made for adults
13.
How are Musk’s Dogecoin tweets like campaign slogans?
a)
They are lighthearted
b)
They follow strict rules
c)
They focus on history
d)
They avoid attention
14.
How is Dogecoin different from normal money?
a)
It’s physical
b)
It’s controlled by banks
c)
It’s decentralized
d)
It never loses value
15.
What does “steady beat” mean in Counting Up to Twenty?
a)
A slow rhythm
b)
A consistent tempo
c)
A changing pattern
d)
A complicated melody
16.
What does "unaccountable" mean in Trump’s speech style?
a)
Hard to challenge
b)
Always factual
c)
Easy to prove
d)
Focused on finance
17.
What does "uplifting" mean about Counting Up to Twenty?
a)
Encouraging
b)
Confusing
c)
Strict
d)
Scientific
18.
If a company used "Many people are saying" in ads, what would it try to do?
a)
Make a product seem popular
b)
Prove it’s high quality
c)
Show scientific facts
d)
Avoid attention
19.
Why might an economist call Dogecoin a toy?
a)
It’s not serious money
b)
It’s useful for kids
c)
It’s government-controlled
d)
It never loses value
20.
If Counting Up to Twenty was used in business, what would it represent?
a)
Step-by-step progress
b)
A focus on fun
c)
A way to track profits
d)
A strategy for debates
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