QUIZ BEE (Championship round)
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History, Social Studies, Geography
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1st - 3rd Grade
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Shannen Simbajon
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6 Slides • 30 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the flag of the United States?
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The flag of the United States was mentioned for the first time in 1777. Its author was probably Congressman Francis Hopkinson, who took inspiration from the flag of Sons of Liberty - a group of activists protesting against the introduction of English customs in the American colonies. The thirteen stripes should symbolize the first colonies involved in these fights, originally together with thirteen stars arranged in the circle.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the flag of Australia?
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The Australian flag was adopted in 1909 and its design reflects historical ties to Great Britain.
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Multiple Choice
What is the capital of Ethiopia?
A. Bamako
B. Bogota
C. Addis Ababa
D. Luanda
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Multiple Choice
Over how many languages are spoken in Ethiopia?
A. 40
B. 70
C. 80
D. 100
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Multiple Choice
This country is considered as the soft coral capital of the world.
A. Fiji
B. Angola
C. Mongolia
D. Peru
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Multiple Choice
Aside from Belarusian, what is the other official language of Belarus?
A. French
B. Portuguese
C. Arabic
D. Russian
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Multiple Choice
Where is the oldest mine in the world located?
A. Fiji
B. Rwanda
C. Eswatini
D. Ethiopia
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The Ngwenya mine was already started by bushmen more than 43,000 years ago. The bushmen looked and excavated pieces of iron ore they used then for extracting colour to smear people and objects.
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Multiple Choice
Which country has this flag?
A. Libya
B. Egypt
C. Iran
D. Sudan
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Multiple Choice
The Bison is the heaviest surviving land mammal in Europe and one of the national symbols of what country?
A. Peru
B. Belarus
C. Fiji
D. Iceland
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Multiple Choice
Fiji is an island of what plantation with a huge agricultural export for them?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is the flag of the United Nations?
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The flag of the United Nations, and the emblem of the United Nations (which is part of the UN flag design) have become symbols of the Organization as it carries out its work. With a pair of olive tree branches and a map of the world, the emblem and the flag on which it rests are also aspirational symbols for people all over the world, for they speak to their hopes and dreams of peace and unity.
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Multiple Choice
What is the capital of Australia?
A. Brasilia
B. Canberra
C. New Delhi
D. Buenos Aires
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Multiple Choice
What is the capital of the country Fiji?
a. Kathmandu
b. Suva
c. Levu
d. Kora
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Multiple Choice
Taro is also called _____ in Fiji.
a. Kava
b. Copra
c. Bau
d. Dalo
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Multiple Choice
The largest Hindu temple in the southern hemisphere is located in Fiji. What is the name of the temple?
a. Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple
b. Navi Temple
c. Sri Siva Temple
d. Lapita
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Multiple Choice
What country possesses the world’s largest reserves of potash (potassium salt)?
a. Philippines
b. Fiji
c. Belarus
d. Maldives
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Multiple Choice
Cairo is the capital of which country?
a. Egypt
b. Ethiopia
c. Fiji
d. Rwanda
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Multiple Choice
What does the star in the flag of Ethiopia represent?
a. Peace
b. Justice
c. Diversity and Prosperity
d. Strength
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Multiple Choice
How many languages are spoken in the country of Ethiopia?
a. 30
b. 80
c. 60
d. 10
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Multiple Choice
This is one of the safest countries in the world.
a. Belarus
b. Fiji
c. Rwanda
d. Ethiopia
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Multiple Choice
The current Secretary-General, and the 9th occupant of the post, António Guterres who took office on 1 January 2017 is from what country?
a. Portugal
b. Malaysia
c. France
d. Fiji
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Multiple Choice
What is the oldest country in the African continent?
a. Brazil
b. Chile
c. Ethiopia
d. Costa Rica
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Multiple Choice
Who is the first African to win an olympic gold medal in 1960 in the Rome Olympics?
a. Abebe Bikila
b. Otis Davis
c. Peter Snell
d. Herb Elliot
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Abebe Bikila, an ethiopian marathon runner, was the first African to ever take home an olympic gold medal. He bagged the coveted prize in 1960 in the Rome summer olympics and shocked the world not only because he won in record time, but he was also barefoot.
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Multiple Choice
What does yellow represent in the flag of Eswatini?
a. Peace
b. Battles of the past
c. Mineral wealth
d. Justice
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Multiple Choice
Fiji is the home of what intoxicating drink that’s at the heart of all ceremonial and social events?
a. Lava
b. Kava
c. Pavlova
d. Sevusevu
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following countries is full of vibrant and colorful festivals?
a. Belarus
b. Fiji
c. Ethiopia
d. Rwanda
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Multiple Choice
It is a common dish in Eswatini that is made with sorghum or corn with rice and potatoes.
a. Drakini
b. Tukmachi
c. Kava
d. Emasi
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Multiple Choice
Ethiopia is the oldest country of what continent?
a. Africa
b. Asia
c. Europe
d. Australia
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Multiple Choice
People of Belarus celebrate Maslenitsa week, this is a holiday celebrated in the last week before lent. Maslenitsa week is also known as?
a. Cake week
b. Candy week
c. Pancake week
d. Ice cream week
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Multiple Choice
The Ngwenya mine is one of the oldest mines in the world. It is located in what country?
a. Eswatini
b. Belarus
c. Fiji
d. Rwanda
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