Round 1: Around the World5 questions
Question 1 · Match pairs
Match the capital cities with the countries
Left: Botswana, Cambodia, Chile, Germany. Right: Gaborone, Phnom Penh, Santiago, Berlin (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Botswana → Gaborone
- Cambodia → Phnom Penh
- Chile → Santiago
- Germany → Berlin
Question 2 · Match pairs
Match the world wonders to the countries they are in
Left: Taj Mahal, Hagia Sophia, Machu Picchu, The Colosseum. Right: India, Turkey, Peru, Italy (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Taj Mahal → India
- Hagia Sophia → Turkey
- Machu Picchu → Peru
- The Colosseum → Italy
Question 3 · Match pairs
Match the currencies with the countries
Left: US, UAE, Luxembourg, Switzerland. Right: Dollars, Dirhams, Euro, Swiss Franc (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - US → Dollars
- UAE → Dirhams
- Luxembourg → Euro
- Switzerland → Swiss Franc
Question 4 · Match pairs
Match the countries with what they are known as:
Left: Japan, Bhutan, Thailand, Norway. Right: The Land of the Rising Sun, Land of the Thunderbolts, Land of Smiles, Land of the Midnight Sun (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Japan → The Land of the Rising Sun
- Bhutan → Land of the Thunderbolts
- Thailand → Land of Smiles
- Norway → Land of the Midnight Sun
Question 5 · Match pairs
Match the rainforests with the country they are in
Left: Amazon, Congo Basin, Kinabalu National Forest, Daintree rainforest. Right: South America, Africa, Malaysia, Australia (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Amazon → South America
- Congo Basin → Africa
- Kinabalu National Forest → Malaysia
- Daintree rainforest → Australia
Round 2: Science5 questions
Question 6 · Match pairs
Match the elements and their symbols
Left: Iron, Sodium, Silver, Copper. Right: Fe, Na, Ag, Cu (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Iron → Fe
- Sodium → Na
- Silver → Ag
- Copper → Cu
Question 7 · Match pairs
Match the elements and their atomic numbers
Left: Hydrogen, Carbon, Neon, Cobalt. Right: 1, 6, 10, 27 (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Hydrogen → 1
- Carbon → 6
- Neon → 10
- Cobalt → 27
Question 8 · Match pairs
Match the vegetables with the colours
Left: Tomato, Sweetcorn, Carrot, Okra. Right: Red, Yellow, Orange, Green (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Tomato → Red
- Sweetcorn → Yellow
- Carrot → Orange
- Okra → Green
Question 9 · Match pairs
Match the following substance with their uses
Left: Mercury, Copper, Carbon, Gold. Right: Thermometers, Electric wires, Fuel, Jewelry (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Mercury → Thermometers
- Copper → Electric wires
- Carbon → Fuel
- Gold → Jewelry
Question 10 · Match pairs
Match the following inventions with their inventors
Left: Telephone, Periodic Table, Gramophone, Aeroplane. Right: Alexander Graham Bell, Dmitri Mendeleev, Thomas Edison, Wilber and Orville Wright (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Telephone → Alexander Graham Bell
- Periodic Table → Dmitri Mendeleev
- Gramophone → Thomas Edison
- Aeroplane → Wilber and Orville Wright
Round 3: Maths5 questions
Question 11 · Match pairs
Match the units of measurement
Left: Time, Length, Mass, Electric current. Right: Seconds, Meters, Kilogram, Ampere (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Time → Seconds
- Length → Meters
- Mass → Kilogram
- Electric current → Ampere
Question 12 · Match pairs
Match the types of triangles with their measure
Left: Scalene, Isoceles, Equilateral, Right angle. Right: All sides are of different length, 2 sides of equal length, 3 sides of equal length, 1 90° angle (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Scalene → All sides are of different length
- Isoceles → 2 sides of equal length
- Equilateral → 3 sides of equal length
- Right angle → 1 90° angle
Question 13 · Match pairs
Match the following shapes with their number of sides
Left: Quadrilateral, Hexagon, Pentagon, Octagon. Right: 4, 6, 5, 8 (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Quadrilateral → 4
- Hexagon → 6
- Pentagon → 5
- Octagon → 8
Question 14 · Match pairs
Match the Roman numerals to their correct numbers
Left: X, VI, III, XIX. Right: 10, 6, 3, 19 (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - X → 10
- VI → 6
- III → 3
- XIX → 19
Question 15 · Match pairs
Match the following numbers with their names
Left: 1,000,000, 1,000, 10, 100. Right: One million, One thousand, Ten, Hundred (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - 1,000,000 → One million
- 1,000 → One thousand
- 10 → Ten
- 100 → Hundred
Round 4: Harry Potter5 questions
Question 16 · Match pairs
Match the following Harry Potter characters to their Patronus
Left: Severus Snape, Hermione Granger, Albus Dumbledore, Minerva McGonagall. Right: Doe, Otter, Phoenix, Cat (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Severus Snape → Doe
- Hermione Granger → Otter
- Albus Dumbledore → Phoenix
- Minerva McGonagall → Cat
Question 17 · Match pairs
Match the Harry Potter characters in the movies to their actors
Left: Harry Potter, Ginny Weasley, Draco Malfoy, Cedric Diggory. Right: Daniel Radcliffe, Bonnie Wright, Tom Felton, Robert Pattinson (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Harry Potter → Daniel Radcliffe
- Ginny Weasley → Bonnie Wright
- Draco Malfoy → Tom Felton
- Cedric Diggory → Robert Pattinson
Question 18 · Match pairs
Match the following Harry Potter characters to their houses
Left: Harry Potter, Draco Malfoy, Luna Lovegood, Cedric Diggory. Right: Gryffindor, Slytherin, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Harry Potter → Gryffindor
- Draco Malfoy → Slytherin
- Luna Lovegood → Ravenclaw
- Cedric Diggory → Hufflepuff
Question 19 · Match pairs
Match the following Harry Potter creatures to their names
Left: Fawkes, Fluffy, Scabbers, Buckbeak. Right: Phoenix, Three headed dog, Rat, Hippogriff (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Fawkes → Phoenix
- Fluffy → Three headed dog
- Scabbers → Rat
- Buckbeak → Hippogriff
Question 20 · Match pairs
Match the following Harry Potter spells to their uses
Left: Wingardium Leviosa, Expecto Patronum, Stupefy, Expelliarmus. Right: Levitates objects, Triggers the Patronus, Stuns target, Disarming charm (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Wingardium Leviosa → Levitates objects
- Expecto Patronum → Triggers the Patronus
- Stupefy → Stuns target
- Expelliarmus → Disarming charm
Round 5: Cartoons5 questions
Question 21 · Match pairs
Match the following characters to the cartoons
Left: Ash Ketchum, Otto Osworth, Shaggy, Buttercup. Right: Pokémon, Time Squad, Scooby Doo, Powerpuff Girls (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Ash Ketchum → Pokémon
- Otto Osworth → Time Squad
- Shaggy → Scooby Doo
- Buttercup → Powerpuff Girls
Question 22 · Match pairs
Match the following Tom & Jerry characters to what they are
Left: Tom, Jerry, Mammy Two Shoes, Spike. Right: Cat, Mouse, Housekeeper, Dog (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Tom → Cat
- Jerry → Mouse
- Mammy Two Shoes → Housekeeper
- Spike → Dog
Question 23 · Match pairs
Match the creators with their cartoons
Left: Craig McCracken, William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, Genndy Tartakovsky, Satoshi Tajiri. Right: Powerpuff Girls, Tom & Jerry, Dextor’s Laboratory, Pokémon (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Craig McCracken → Powerpuff Girls
- William Hanna, Joseph Barbera → Tom & Jerry
- Genndy Tartakovsky → Dextor’s Laboratory
- Satoshi Tajiri → Pokémon
Question 24 · Match pairs
Match the cartoons to the year released
Left: Pokémon, Johnny Bravo, Courage the Cowardly Dog, Samurai Jack. Right: 1997, 1995, 1999, 2001 (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Pokémon → 1997
- Johnny Bravo → 1995
- Courage the Cowardly Dog → 1999
- Samurai Jack → 2001
Question 25 · Match pairs
Match the Pokémon with their powers
Left: Blaze, Celebi, Groudon, Rayquaza. Right: Fire-type moves, Time travel, Uses heat to repel rain, Defends earth from meteorites (shuffled in the slides).
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Answer: - Blaze → Fire-type moves
- Celebi → Time travel
- Groudon → Uses heat to repel rain
- Rayquaza → Defends earth from meteorites