Trivia Quiz On Science, English, Maths! Practice Test

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1. Where is Nemo Museum?
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Are you looking for a trivia quiz on science, English, math? If you consider yourself a genius, you are expected to have adequate knowledge when it comes to different topics, and this practice test will give you a chance to polish your understanding of the three subjects. Do give it... see morea chance and see how well you will do in the end. see less

2. In what country can you see a dancing house?
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3. In what state of the USA is Sequoya National Park located?
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4. Rails were always made of metal.
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5. Paragraph B _____
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6. There is a number which is prime and even at the same time.This number is _____.
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7. Walking down colourful streets in Venice, Italy, Ralph passed four houses in a row, each painted a different color. He passed the orange house before the red house, and he passed the blue house before the yellow house. The blue house was not next to the yellow house. How many orderings of the colored houses are possible?
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8. Going from one place to another often to a place far away. 
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9. The Rocket first travelled on the:
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10. A holiday during which you travel on a ship or boat and visit a number of  places.
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11. Usually organised for educational, business, cultural purposes.
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12. Which picture shows tropical rainforest?
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13. George walks 1 mile to the Tower of London where he works as a gatekeeper. He leaves home at the same time each day, walks at a steady speed of 3 miles per hour, and arrives just as his shift begins. Today he was distracted by the pleasant weather without rain and walked the first 1/2 mile at a speed of only 2 miles per hour. At how many miles per hour must George run the last 1/2 mile in order to arrive just as shift begins today? 
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14. Scientists say that if everything goes well tourists ... soon be able to travel into space on specially designed planes. 
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15. Endangered species of what country does the picture show?
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16. The Himalayas cross five countries ……………………………… .
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17. The higher the wind speed and the longer the distance of open water across which the wind blows and waves travel, the ____ waves and the ____ energy they process.
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18. The intersecting lines drawn on maps and globes are ... .
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19. The imaginary line that separates the Northern and Southern hemispheres is called _____. The imaginary line that separates the Eastern and Western hemispheres is called _____. 
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20. The hydrological cycle describes ... 
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21. The Himalayan range is considered as the world's highest mountain range, with its tallest peak …………….. on the Nepal–China border.
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22. According to the picture what is the Coca Cola Company policy?
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23. Which country is not in South America?
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24. They could travel as far as 70 miles above the Earth, and enjoy great views in ... direction.
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25. What makes the wind blow?
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26. Holidays In Space You've probably spent lots of holidays by the beach. So how about trying something ... different - like going into space? 
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27. The special planes are expected to ... off from a 3,000-metre runway. 
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28. During the flight, passengers could ... up to 15 minutes in space. 
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29. This would be similar to .. astronauts on board the International Space Station can see now.
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30. However, tickets are likely to be ... expensive - so maybe it's a much better idea to go to the beach after all!
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31. A journey that you make to a place and back again. 
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32. Expanding Brackets Codebreaker  Look at the code.
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33. Paragraph C _____
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34. The U.S. Capitol is located about 38 miles southwest of Baltimore. This is its ... .
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35. Which currency is not of a European country?
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36. What is the exact angle between the hands of Big Ben at 9.15?
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37. Which of the following cities in the British Isles is NOT part of the United Kingdom?
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38. What time is the bus leaving? 
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39. What is Ryoanji Temple famous for?
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40. When was the Golden Pavilion built? 
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41. How much time will visitors have to tour the castle? 
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42. Solve the problem.The following bar graph represents the length (in letters) of the names of 19 cities around the world where Jack travelled. What is the median length of these names? 
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43. What does the guide NOT say about Gion?
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44. Solve the problem.In her trip to Switzerland Anna bought 3 boxes with chocolate candies: one of them contained white chocolate candies, another one milk chocolate candies, and the third box contained the mixture of both kinds. What minimal number and from which box should be taken to determine the flavor of each box, considering the fact that ALL the labels on the boxes are mixed?Write the number (in figures) and the box flavour (white/milk/mixed). Answer: _____ candy/ies from a _____ box.
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45. Euro Tunnel connects which two countries? 
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46. These photos were taken in the same country. Which country is it?
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47. What can you see in the picture?
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48. Paragraph E _____
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49. Paragraph D _____
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50. Which fact about Sahara desert is not true?
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51. Railways are a recent invention.
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52. The Orient Express was:
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53. How many times did The Flying Scotsman stop (for passengers), between London and Edinburgh?
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54. Which country uses the TGV? 
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55. Maglev trains can now travel at 1000 km/h.
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56. Was all of the Trans-Siberian Express open 100 years ago?
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57. Solve the problem.A tourist points his camera to the top of a building forming an angle of elevation of 50 degrees. If he stands 70 meters from the building, how tall is the building?
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58. The two spinners shown are spun once and each lands on one of the numbered sectors. What is the probability that the sum of the numbers in the two sectors is prime?
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59. Who invented the first steam engine for trains? 
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60. Pyramid of Giza is a square-based pyramid with height 139 m and base width 230 m.What is the surface area & volume of the structure?Surface area _____, volume _____
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Where is Nemo Museum?
In what country can you see a dancing house?
In what state of the USA is Sequoya National Park located?
Rails were always made of metal.
Paragraph B _____
There is a number which is prime and even at the same time.This number...
Walking down colourful streets in Venice, Italy, Ralph passed four...
Going from one place to another often to a place far away. 
The Rocket first travelled on the:
A holiday during which you travel on a ship or boat and visit a number...
Usually organised for educational, business, cultural purposes.
Which picture shows tropical rainforest?
George walks 1 mile to the Tower of London where he works as a...
Scientists say that if everything goes well tourists ... soon be able...
Endangered species of what country does the picture show?
The Himalayas cross five countries...
The higher the wind speed and the longer the distance of open water...
The intersecting lines drawn on maps and globes are ... .
The imaginary line that separates the Northern and Southern...
The hydrological cycle describes ... 
The Himalayan range is considered as the world's highest mountain...
According to the picture what is the Coca Cola Company policy?
Which country is not in South America?
They could travel as far as 70 miles above the Earth, and enjoy...
What makes the wind blow?
Holidays In Space You've probably spent lots of holidays by...
The special planes are expected to ... off from a 3,000-metre...
During the flight, passengers could ... up to 15 minutes in...
This would be similar to .. astronauts on board the International...
However, tickets are likely to be ... expensive - so maybe it's a...
A journey that you make to a place and back again. 
Expanding Brackets Codebreaker  Look at the code.
Paragraph C _____
The U.S. Capitol is located about 38 miles southwest of Baltimore....
Which currency is not of a European country?
What is the exact angle between the hands of Big Ben at 9.15?
Which of the following cities in the British Isles is NOT part of the...
What time is the bus leaving? 
What is Ryoanji Temple famous for?
When was the Golden Pavilion built? 
How much time will visitors have to tour the castle? 
Solve the problem.The following bar graph represents the length (in...
What does the guide NOT say about Gion?
Solve the problem.In her trip to Switzerland Anna bought 3 boxes...
Euro Tunnel connects which two countries? 
These photos were taken in the same country. Which country is it?
What can you see in the picture?
Paragraph E _____
Paragraph D _____
Which fact about Sahara desert is not true?
Railways are a recent invention.
The Orient Express was:
How many times did The Flying Scotsman stop (for passengers), between...
Which country uses the TGV? 
Maglev trains can now travel at 1000 km/h.
Was all of the Trans-Siberian Express open 100 years ago?
Solve the problem.A tourist points his camera to the top of a building...
The two spinners shown are spun once and each lands on one of the...
Who invented the first steam engine for trains? 
Pyramid of Giza is a square-based pyramid with height 139 m and base...
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