Big Brain Moment: Ace this "World Social Studies Trivia" ASAP!
1.
The Yagahl tribe function as what in "10,000 BC"?
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Hunters
2.
In the beginning of the movie "10,000 BC", D'Leh sets out on an annual hunt for what animal?
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Wooly Mammoth
3.
What type of bird strikes terror into the hearts of the characters in the movie "10,000 BC"?
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Ostrich
4.
What great hunter travels with D'Leh in the epic adventure "10,000 BC"?
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Tic'Tic
5.
What is the name of the tribe of hunter-gatherers in the movie?
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Yagahl
6.
What animal did the tribe hunt for survival?
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Woolly Mammoths
7.
What is the name of the elderly woman in the tribe?
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Old Mother
8.
What month was the movie released in 2008?
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March
9.
Who is the girl found by the chief after her village is massacred?
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Evolet
10.
Who received the white spear from the chief?
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Tic'Tic
11.
What is D'Leh's relationship to the chief?
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Son
12.
What is the name of the ruler of the civilization discovered by D'Leh?
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The Almighty
13.
What star does D'Leh refer to as "the one that never moves"?
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Vega
14.
What animal saves D'Leh in the movie?
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Saber-toothed Tiger
15.
What is the name of D'Leh's love interest?
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Evolet
16.
What is the primary setting of the movie?
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Mountains
17.
What is the significance of the mammoth hunt in the movie?
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Survival, Tradition, Leadership
18.
What is the name of the actor who played D'Leh?
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Steven Strait
19.
What is one thing that a good citizen might do?
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Pick Up Litter
20.
Why is a large part of a globe colored blue?
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To Show Where Water Is On Earth
21.
How are a map and a model alike?
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Both Represent Other Things
22.
Which of these do Mexico, England and China have in common?
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They Are Countries
23.
Where is the Acropolis located?
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Greece
24.
What country has a "great wall" that is miles long?
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China
25.
What continent is Canada on?
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North America
26.
What is the opposite of winning?
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Losing
27.
What is the plural of "life"?
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Lives
28.
What is the name of the place where Greek gods lived?
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Mount Olympus
29.
What country was Aristotle from?
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Greece
30.
What country is known as "the land down under"?
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Australia
31.
Which country traditionally celebrates "Day of the Dead", a holiday to honor relatives who have died?
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Mexico
32.
What structures were used for burial tombs in ancient Egypt?
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Pyramids
33.
Food, shelter and clothing are examples of our what?
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Needs
34.
If you live in the United States, what would be the best way for you to travel to Australia?
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Airplane
35.
What is the number one product made in France and sent to other countries?
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Perfume
36.
Which country is the state of New York closest to?
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Canada
37.
What is the largest city in Australia?
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Sydney
38.
The Chinese developed what fabric from worms?
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Silk
39.
What European country is shaped like a boot?
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Italy
40.
What continent do penguins live on?
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Antarctica
41.
What was Mexico called before it gained its independence?
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New Spain
42.
What were the games that were held in Greece to honor the god Zeus called?
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Olympics
43.
A marsupial is an animal that carries its young in a what?
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Pouch
44.
What is one of the most important foods in Mexico?
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Corn
45.
Who were the first group of people to use a calendar?
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Egyptians
46.
What food was invented in China?
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Noodles
47.
In what country did kindergarten originate?
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Germany
48.
Trading goods or services for other goods or services instead of money is called what?
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Bartering
49.
What form of currency (money) is used in Italy?
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Euro
50.
What is a large, flat area of land that is higher than the surrounding land called?
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Plateau
51.
What is the native language of Australians?
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English
52.
The sport called "futbol" in Mexico is known as what in the United States?
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Soccer
53.
What table or chart shows you the meaning of symbols and helps you read a map?
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Map Key
54.
What is the most populated country in the world?
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China
55.
When you cut someone's grass, you are providing them with a type of what?
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Service
56.
What is a famous statue in Egypt that has the body of a lion and the head of a man?
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Sphinx
57.
What continent is covered in ice?
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Antarctica
58.
How many continents are there?
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Seven
59.
What continent is Egypt located on?
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Africa
60.
What is the official language of Mexico?
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Spanish
61.
What form of currency (money) is used in Japan?
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Yen
62.
Where is the Eiffel Tower located?
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France
63.
What is Italy's national sport?
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Soccer
64.
What are people who live in Mexico known as?
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Mexicans
65.
What are the official languages of Canada?
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English And French
66.
What is the capital of Mexico?
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Mexico City
67.
What is the coldest, windiest and driest place on Earth?
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Antarctica
68.
What is the largest city in Italy?
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Rome
69.
What is the name for an area of land surrounded by water on three sides?
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Peninsula
70.
How old are most children in Mexico when they begin school?
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Six
71.
The middle part of Australia is called what?
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The Outback
72.
A symbol that shows direction on a map is called what?
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Compass Rose
73.
In India, a long piece of light fabric wound around the body of a woman or girl is called what?
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Sari
74.
What is the capital of Canada?
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Ottawa
75.
France is about the same size as what U.S. state?
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Texas
76.
What is New Year's Eve called in Germany?
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Silvester
77.
In India, a piece of cloth wound around the waist and legs of men or boys is called what?
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Dhoti
78.
What is the term for distance, measured in degrees east or west of the prime meridian?
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Longitude
79.
How many weeks of summer vacation do German children have from school?
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Six Weeks
80.
What are Asia's Himalayas?
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Mountains
81.
Christopher Columbus called the North Americans "Indians" because he thought he'd landed where?
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India
82.
Princes Harry and William are members of what country's royal family?
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The United Kingdom
83.
What Spanish-speaking nation got its name from its position on the Equator?
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Ecuador
84.
What country is the homeland of the Danish people?
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Denmark
85.
What luxurious Persian floor coverings are imported from Iran?
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Rugs
86.
What word refers to "any item that a consumer wants"?
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Goods
87.
Australia, the Bahamas, Singapore and the United States all use what form of paper currency?
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The Dollar
88.
Much of Iran's climate is hot and dry, with less than 12 inches of what a year?
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Rain
89.
What is a map that shows an area's shape and elevations called?
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Topographic Map
90.
What word refers to "the exchange of money for goods and/or services"?
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Commerce
91.
In what country would you find the world's third-longest river, the Yangtze?
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China
92.
What are the European Alps?
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Mountains
93.
Who were the rulers of Ancient Egyptian society?
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Pharaohs
94.
Antarctica is the only continent completely covered in what?
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Ice
95.
What noisy items do Chinese people throw at the New Year's Dragon to keep him awake?
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Firecrackers
96.
The Israeli flag features what six-pointed shape?
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Star
97.
In what type of landscape would you most likely find an igloo?
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Arctic Tundra
98.
Scotland is the birthplace of what ball and stick sport?
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Golf
99.
What Spanish-speaking nation is located just south of the United States?
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Mexico
100.
The country Columbia was named for what famous explorer?
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Christopher Columbus
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