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1. Which planet is closest to our sun?

From Quiz Trivia Hodgepodge for Kids

Answer: Mercury

Mercury is shrinking! It has been shrinking for millions of years because its inner part is cooling, causing its outer part (surface) to get smaller. Mercury is also the fastest planet. It travels around the sun (orbits) every 88 days. How old would you be if you got a year older every 88 days?

From Quiz Assorted Mix for Kids

Answer: 8

A stop sign is a traffic sign that usually has a red background, and a foreground that has big white letters that reads, "STOP." There are variations of stop signs, however. Japan, for instance, uses a triangle, and some places In Europe have a circular sign. Some stop signs might be colored yellow or blue, but the most traditional stop signs are red, white, and octagonal.

From Quiz Easy as 1,2,3

Answer: Australia

Kangaroos are indigenous to Australia and New Guinea. There are four kangaroo species: the red, antilopine, eastern grey, and western grey kangaroo. Kangaroos are the national symbol of Australia and appear on postage stamps, coins, and aircraft. The female can determine the sex of the offspring. Kangaroos use their long muscular tails for balance.

From Quiz Stuff for Kids

Answer: Woodwind

A flute is, usually, a metal woodwind instrument. It is played to the side instead of the front of the body.

From Quiz Hodgepodge for Kids

Answer: Philadelphia

The US Declaration of Independence was signed in 1776 to signify that the original Thirteen Colonies were to be no longer under British rule. The principal author of the document was Thomas Jefferson. Independence Day is an annual celebration in the US on July 4.

From Quiz This 'n' That for Kids

Answer: Said, "The sky is falling, I must go and tell the King."

Chicken Little is the birdbrain who caused wide-spread panic after an acorn fell on his head. Mistaking it for a piece of the sky, he ran around telling all his friends, "The sky is falling, I must go and tell the King." The lesson to be learned here is be sure of your facts before shooting off your big mouth and causing trouble.

From Quiz We All Have an Inner Child

Answer: Napoleonic Wars

The Napoleonic Wars were fought in Europe, in the first two decades of the 19th century. Napoleon, a French general and statesman, after becoming Emperor of the French, attempted to conquer the rest of Europe, but found opposition from most other European nations. Despite that, he almost succeeded, but made the mistake of invading Russia when winter was coming. He was finally defeated at Waterloo, in 1815 and was exiled to St. Helena.

From Quiz My Childhood Left So Fast

Answer: Coloring

You can use crayons, markers, colored pencils, or anything else you have to fill blank pictures with color. There are lots of different colors to choose from.

From Quiz A Trip Through Wikipedia

Answer: Taiwan

The Tanzi District covers about 26 sq km (or about 10 sq miles) of land in Taiwan, and over 100,000 people live in that area! Rice and oranges are both grown in the area. Taiwan is found off the east coast of China. The largest city on the island is Taipei.

From Quiz Ask Away!

Answer: What three colours are on the flags of USA and UK?

There are three colours on the flags of USA and UK. They are known as the "Stars and Stripes and the "Union Jack". Henry Ford told the public that they could have any colour Model T Ford that they wanted, as long as it was black.

From Quiz Panda Sandwiches are Most Indigestible

Answer: The Tower of London

All of the crown jewels, which include the state crown, the orb and the sceptre, all of which are used in coronation ceremonies, are kept in the Tower of London. They are kept in the Jewel Tower, which is open to the public every day. All of the jewels are kept behind bullet and explosion proof glass. There have been various attempts over the years to steal them. The most famous was in 1671 when Colonel Thomas Blood did manage to get some of the jewels out of the tower they were kept in. He and his gang were captured before they left the actual Tower of London and the jewels were all recovered.

From Quiz Why Not?

Answer: Penguins live in Antarctica and polar bears don't.

Polar bears are native to Arctic regions (in the northern hemisphere) - in fact approximately 60% of the world's polar bear population can be found in Canada! The diet of the polar bear is mainly seals, although sometimes they will catch small beluga whales or walruses. If their main food is not available, they will eat other animals (reindeer, small rodents, birds, garbage, etc.) All penguins can be found in the southern hemisphere, with most of them living in Antarctica. They are birds, but they cannot fly. They are so good at swimming, though, that it looks like they are flying through the water. Penguins don't need to look out for polar bears, but they do need to watch out for leopard seals and orcas.

From Quiz So You Wanna Be A Fourth Grader?

Answer: To

The word 'too' is an adverb describing a verb. The word 'two' is a number indicating the amount of something. The word 'to' is a preposition coming before a noun. In the sentence "I need to go to the bathroom", the correct usage should be 'to' because it is a preposition coming before bathroom.

From Quiz Where Am I? What Am I Doing?

Answer: Hair salon

I am at the local hair salon/barber shop getting my hair cut. The chairs move up and down so that the hairdresser/barber can have their customer at a good height when doing their hair. The customer beside me is getting a brush cut so the electric hair clippers are being used. They make a buzzing sound. My hairdresser/barber always puts a cape around me so that hair cuttings don't get on my clothes. Before the haircut, I was brought to a chair that has its back to a sink. I sat down, leaned back and had my hair washed. After my cut is finished, I'll have my hair dried and be good to go

From Quiz Are you smarter than a 1st grader?

Answer: 3/5

The numerator is the top number (in this case '3'). The denominator is the bottom number. The larger the numerator, the larger the fraction, the larger the denominator, the smaller the fraction. Eg: 1/2 is larger than 1/8 5/8 is larger than 5/12

From Quiz It's a Small World

Answer: ants

These small insects can be very pesky and annoying but they do lead remarkable lives. Ants live in a colony or a mound (anthill). There can be millions living in one area. They are strong and can carry food that weighs more than they do. Certain ants leave a scented trail when looking for food while others follow the same route behind. The queen ant is the only female that has all of the babies. Others are called the workers, the males and soldier ants.

From Quiz A Good Morning's Picture...

Answer: a clock

A clock is an item that tells you what time it is. Some clocks have an alarm to wake you up.

From Quiz Mind Bending Trivia for Children Part 5

Answer: The Parthenon

The Parthenon is a Greek building dedicated to the Greek goddess known as Athena. The Eiffel Tower is located in France, and there is a Statue of Liberty in New York (which is the best-known one) and Paris as well.

From Quiz General Knowledge for Smart Kids - Part Two

Answer: John

The Book of Revelation is the last book of the Bible, and perhaps the most difficult to interpret and understand. It tells of the return of Christ, and the end of "The present system of things". Christians believe that the world is currently going through "The end times", and that salvation is imminent.

From Quiz Trivia Mix for British Kids

Answer: Suffolk

Ipswich is a large city in the county of Suffolk. It is steeped in history, and one of the best places to see that history is the Mansion House in Christchurch park. Christchurch Mansion holds a large collection of oil paintings, water-colours, drawings and prints, by Suffolk born artists from the 17th century to the present day, and includes the most important works outside London, of Suffolk-born artists, Thomas Gainsborough and John Constable.

From Quiz General Knowledge for Smart Kids

Answer: Just over 8 minutes

Light travels VERY fast, 186000 miles in just ONE second, but the sun is so far away, that it takes just over 8 minutes to reach the earth. The sun is actually over 93 million miles away - give or take a yard or two!

From Quiz Mind Bending Trivia For Children Part 4

Answer: 8

In 1788, eight U.S. states joined the Union. Those U.S. states were Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, South Carolina, New Hampshire, Virginia, and New York.

From Quiz Hamish the Hamster and Things He Can Teach You

Answer: Piebald

A piebald horse is black and white. Skewbalds are white and any other colour. A zebra is not a horse wearing pyjamas!

From Quiz Mind Bending Trivia For Children Part 2

Answer: 10

The U.S. states are New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, and West Virginia. The other 40 states have one word in their name.

From Quiz Mind Bending Trivia For Children

Answer: Blind

It's a series of dots that represents each letter of the English alphabet. This way, blind people can communicate.

From Quiz A Trifle of Trivia for Children

Answer: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

All of the Ninja Turtles are named after famous Renaissance artists.

From Quiz Children's Quizmaster 2

Answer: Quarter

Things like halves, quarters and thirds are called fractions. There are four quarters in a whole.

From Quiz Children's Quizmaster

Answer: Queen

Britain has a queen. The most famous British queens were Elizabeth the first and Queen Victoria.

From Quiz Mixed Questions for Kids!

Answer: China

Beijing is the capital of China.

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