LEARNING PARTNERSHIP CLASS- I -II Pre Mid Quiz
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1 Pre Mid Quiz 1. Which animals only come out at night when it is dark? A. Dolphins B. Bats C. Frogs Ans:- B. Bats 2. Which of the following is a type of fish? A. Pelican B. Tuna C. Whale Ans:- Whale 3. Which one of the following is NOT a living thing? A. Rock B. Dog C. Tree Ans:- Rock 4. What is the main purpose of eating food? A. To give the body snacks B. To give the body energy C. To make sure we sleep better Ans:- B. To give the body energy
2 5. Which does NOT helps the body digest food? A. Teeth B. Stomach C. Heart Ans:- C. Heart 6. What would you find in the skeletal system? A. Bones B. Hair C. Eyes Ans:- A. Bones 7. What is the main job of the lungs? A. Thinking B. Digest food C. Breathing Ans:- Breathing 8. The helps everything grow on Earth. A. Moon B. Sun C. Wind Ans:- Sun 9. Which organ helps to deliver oxygen to different parts the body? A. Lungs B. Liver C. Stomach Ans:- Lungs
3 10. Which of the following can produce energy? A. Winter B. Sun C. Moon Ans: B. Sun 11.The biggest part of the brain is a) Spinal cord b) Cerebellum c) Cerebrum d) Brain Stem Answer: Cerebrum 12.Which is the largest animal in the world? Answer: Blue whale 12.Which is the largest animal on land? Answer: African elephant 13.Which is the smallest bird? Answer: Humming Bird 14.Which is the smallest bird? Answer: Humming Bird 15.Which is the tallest animal on the earth? Answer: Giraffe 16.Which is the biggest bird in the world? Answer: Ostrich 17.Which is the biggest continent in the world? Answer: Asia
4 18.Which is the longest river in the world? Answer: Nile 19.Which is the largest desert in the world? Answer: Sahara Desert 20.Which is the largest bone in human body? Answer: Femur (thighbone) 21.Which is the first biosphere reserve in india? Answer: Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve 22.Who is the first Indian to win an individual Olympic gold medal? Ans. Abhinav Bindra. 23.On which National holiday are the Padma awards given? Ans. Republic Day. 24.Which is the popular sport in India? Ans. Cricket. 25. What is the study of weather called? Ans. Meteorology. 26.What is in your veins? Ans:-blood 27.Which is the heavier metal of these two? Gold or Silver? Answer: Gold 28.Which is the most common non-contagious disease in the world? Answer: Tooth Decay A very common disease
5 29.Which is the coldest location in the earth? Answer: East Antarctica 30.Which is the hottest place in the earth? Answer: Ethiopia 31.Which is the animal referred as the ship of the desert? Answer: Camel 32.Which is the nearest star to planet earth? Answer: Sun 33.Which is the least populated country in the world? Answer: Vatican City 34.What are the two holes in the nose called? Answer: Nostrils 35) Which are the Olympic ring colours? Answer: Blue, Red, Green, Yellow and Black 36) What does the heart pump? Answer: Blood 37) Which part of human skeleton protects our brain? Answer: Skull 38) How many legs does a spider have? Answer: Eight 39)How many legs does a butterfly have? Answer: Six 40) Where is the thickest skin on your body? Answer: Feet
6 41) Which is bigger a lake or an ocean? Answer: An Ocean 42) How many bones do sharks have in their body? Answer: 0 43) Which annual fair of Rajasthan is known for camel trading event? Answer: PushkarMela 44) Which state is known as Indias Spice Garden? Answer: Kerala 45) Which is the Largest freshwater lake in India? Answer: Wularlake in Jammu and Kashmir 46) Which is the highest mountain on earth? Answer: Mount Everest 47.What is the standard taste of the water? Answer: Water has no taste 48) What is the Minimum age for competing in Olympic games? Answer: 16 49) Which sport does Sania Mirza play? Answer: Tennis 50) Which sports is played at Wimbledon? Answer: Tennis *****************************************
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