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    What is 4+4?Very easy kids quiz

      8.

    What color is Pikachu in 'Pokemon'?Very easy kids quiz

      Yellow.

    What language do people speak in Germany?Very easy kids quiz

      German.

    If the time is 7:00am what time will it be in 3 hours?Very easy kids quiz

      10:00am.

    Who is Homer Simpson's boss?Very easy kids quiz

      Mr. Burns.

    In what classic book, is one of the characters Lucy Manette, who is half English and half French?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      A Tale of Two Cities. 'A Tale of Two Cities' was written by Charles Dickens. The book is about love, loyalty, friendship, and life.

    In scientific terms, 'Pulmonary' refers to what organ?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      lungs. Cardio refers to heart.

    Shiva and Vishnu are among the many gods in what religion?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      Hinduism. India is the country with the most Hindus.

    Who invented the first electric telegraph in 1837?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      Samuel Morse.

    Which President had to leave office as a result of the Watergate scandal?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      Nixon.

    What state would you see Crater Lake in?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      Oregon. Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States.

    Which would be a metaphor?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      A River of Dreams. Other metaphors are 'A Curtain of Darkness' and 'A Crowded World in a Classroom'.

    Who started the American Red Cross?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      Clara Barton. Clara Barton was a Civil War nurse.

    What is the highest award an American soldier can receive?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      Congressional Medal of Honor. The Congressional Medal of Honor is awarded in the name of the U.S. Congress.

    What does the name 'Old Glory' refer to?Fifth Grader's Quiz

      American Flag.

    According to a saying, what is it that speaks louder than words?Variety Trivia

      actions.

    365 people are registered for a bus trip. 20 of them cancel before the scheduled trip. Each bus can carry 60 passengers. How many buses are needed for the trip?Variety Trivia

      six.

    What is a natural sponge?Variety Trivia

      animal.

    Which bird lays the smallest eggs?Variety Trivia

      hummingbird.

    In mythology, Pegasus was a horse with what?Variety Trivia

      wings.

    In 1982, a mega hit film about an alien was released. What was his name?Fun Quiz

      ET.

    Who made the album 'Thriller'?Fun Quiz

      Michael Jackson. In 1982 this album sold more than 40 million copies.

    What kind of skating became popular in the 1980's?Fun Quiz

      inline skating. In-line skating was developed by U.S. ice hockey players Scott and Brennan Olson.

    Evel Knievel is best known for doing what?Fun Quiz

      riding motorcycles. Evel Knievel became the best-known daredevil in America for his dangerous and thrilling motorcycle stunts. In Sept 1974, he nearly lost his life while trying to jump across a canyon in Idaho.

    What movie did R2D2 and C-3PO star in?Fun Quiz

      Star Wars.

    Which bird became a popular TV character in 1969?Fun Quiz

      Big Bird. Big Bird debuted in Nov. 1969 on the TV series 'Sesame Street.'

    Who was the first man to walk on the moon?Fun Quiz

      Neil Armstrong. On July 20,1969, Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin piloted Eagle, their lunar module, to a landing on the moon. Six hours later, 600 million TV viewers watched Armstrong take his first steps. 19 minutes later, Aldrin joined him. They left behind a U.S. flag, a piece of the Wright brother's Kitty Hawk airplane and a disk of recorded speeches by 23 world leaders.

    What comic book character was created by 18-year-old Bob Kane?Fun Quiz

      Batman. Kane originally called his character Birdman. By the time the Cape Crusader appeared in May 1939 issue of Detective Comics, the name had already been changed.

    What new dessert treat was available commercially for the first time at the St. Louis World's Fair?Fun Quiz

      ice cream cones. Ice cream cones and iced tea were first served at the fair in 1904.

    What famous rabbit did Beatrix Potter create?Fun Quiz

      Peter Rabbit. Potter was an English author and illustrator known for her charming children's stories about animals.The tale of Peter Rabbit, appeared in 1902. Today children still love hearing the tales about Peter's adventures in Mr. McGregor's garden.

    On the television series, 'Even Stevens,' what are the names of the Stevens kids? A Quiz About Everything

      Louis, Ren, Donnie. Donnie is the oldest and into sports and isn't that intelligent. Ren is the middle child and she is smart and always fights with Louis. Louis is the youngest child and is the problem child and mischief maker.

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