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   Kids Trivia Questions #24Free Trivia Questions - Printable
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  What toy was launched over 80, 000 feet into the outer reaches
     of the Earth's atmosphere in January of 2012? 
 
 
    a. A ninja turtleb. A slinky
 c. A Barbie doll
 d. A Lego man
 
    A Lego man - The entire journey into the blackness of space, including its descent was recorded with
    attached cameras. The film lasts 97 minutes.
 
 
  What is the name of the character, which hosts the Muppet Show? 
 
 
    a. Miss Piggyb. Kermit
 c. Fozie Bear
 d. Animal
 
    Kermit - Jim Hensen created the Muppets.
 
 
  What does a Botanist study? 
 
 
    a. Fishb. Antiques
 c. Birds
 d. Plants
 
    Plants - An ichthyologist studies fish and their importance to the planet.
 
 
  A Half-Pipe is a structure that is used in which of the
     following sports? 
 
 
    a. Sailingb. Soccer
 c. Boxing
 d. Skateboarding
 
    Skateboarding - The structure is also used by snowboarders.
 
 
  What is the name of the chart that lists all the known elements
     throughout the world? 
 
 
    a. The Noble Chartb. Candlestick Chart
 c. Periodic Table
 d. The Earth Table
 
    Periodic Table - Dmitri Mendeleev is normally given credit for publishing the first table.
 
 
  In Spanish, I am "La Fresa". What am I in English? 
 
 
    a. A dogb. A table
 c. Salt
 d. A strawberry
 
    A strawberry - A wild strawberry is called a fragaria.
 
 
  Which children's movie features the characters Hiccup and
     Astrid? 
 
 
    a. The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobeb. How to Train your Dragon
 c. Lilo and Stitch
 d. E. T.
 
    How to Train your Dragon - Based on a novel by C. S. Lewis, the movie was released in 2010.
 
 
  If you were in England and wanted to buy something at the
     store, what type of coin would you need? 
 
 
    a. A yenb. A dollar
 c. Rubble
 d. A pound
 
    A pound - The pound sterling is also used in the South Sandwich Islands and Guernsey.
 
 
  What is the name of the body of water that separates England
     from mainland Europe? 
 
 
    a. The Bering Straitb. The Strait of Magellan
 c. The Strait of Gibraltar
 d. The English Channel
 
    The English Channel - The English Channel is a little over 550 km long.
 
 
  What well know figure lives in Vatican City? 
 
 
    a. Queen Elizabeth IIb. Jospeh Stalin
 c. The American President
 d. The Pope
 
    The Pope - Vatican City is located within the city of Rome.
 
 
  Which of these items is an herb? 
 
 
    a. Ajwainb. Massicot
 c. Bazzite
 d. Kainite
 
    Ajwain - Ajwain is a carom seed.
 
 
  Which of these is not a planet? 
 
 
    a. Apollob. Mars
 c. Venus
 d. Jupiter
 
    Apollo - Most of the planets were named after Greek or Roman Gods.
 
 
  What was Sebastian Cabot's claim to fame? 
 
 
    a. War Generalb. Explorer
 c. Painter
 d. Writer
 
    Explorer - Cabot was born in the Venetian Republic in 1474. He once was employed by Henry VIII as a
    cartographer at Greenwich.
 
 
  What would you do with "gazpacho"? 
 
 
    a. Eat itb. Use it
 c. Wear it
 d. Play it
 
    Eat it - Gazpacho is a cold tomato based vegetable soup popular in Spain.
 
 
  What is jigging? 
 
 
    a. A sportb. A type of music
 c. A type of measurement
 d. A kind of fishing
 
    A kind of fishing - Cod are often caught using a jigging technique.
 
 
  Who was the 21st President of the United States? 
 
 
    a. Chester A. Arthurb. William McKinley
 c. William Howard Taft
 d. Andrew Johnson
 
    Chester A. Arthur - Arthur was born in 1829, in Fairfield Vermont.
 
 
 
 
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