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The document describes the rules and structure of a quiz competition with 4 rounds - Round 1, Round 2, Semifinals, and Finals. It states there will be elimination rounds after Round 2 and Semifinals, and the winners will be announced after answering the final question in the Finals round. The rounds involve multiple choice questions, picture questions, word unscrambling, math problems, and identifying items from scrambled letters.
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Quiz grade 1
- 1. RANKING 1
- 2. 1. There will be 4 rounds, Round 1, Round 2, Semi Final and Final Round. 2. Participant will have 10 seconds to answer each question. 3. There will be elimination in Round 2, Semi Final and Final Round. 4. In Final Round, the winners will be announced after the last question. RULES
- 3. Are You Ready Kids ?
- 5. ROUND 1 Choose the correct answer for each question.
- 6. 9 – 5 = A. 4 B. 5 A. 6 A. 7 1
- 7. 9 – 5 = A. 4 B. 5 A. 6 A. 7 Answer
- 8. What vegetable is it ? A. tomato B. potato C. carrot D. spinach 2
- 9. What vegetable is it ? A. tomato B. potato C. carrot D. spinach Answer
- 10. A cat has ____ nose . A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 3
- 11. A cat has ____ nose . A. 1 B. 2 C. 3 D. 4 Answer
- 12. What sound of animal is it ? A. cat B. rabbit C. lion D. dog 4
- 13. What sound of animal is it ? A. cat B. rabbit C. lion D. dog Answer
- 14. What color is it ? A. green B. grey C. blue D. black 5
- 15. What color is it ? A. grey B. green C. blue D. black Answer
- 16. ROUND 2 Answer the questions by looking at the picture.
- 17. 1. How many giraffes are there in the picture ? 2. How many flamingos are there in the picture ? 3. How many lions are there in the picture ? 4. How many crocodiles are there in the picture ? 5. How many zebras are there in the picture ? 6. How many elephants are there in the picture ? 7. How many bear are there in the picture ?
- 18. 1. How many giraffes are there in the picture ? 2. How many flamingos are there in the picture ? 3. How many lions are there in the picture ? 4. How many crocodiles are there in the picture ? 5. How many zebras are there in the picture ? 6. How many elephants are there in the picture ? 7. How many bear are there in the picture ? 3 8 5 4 6 7 1 Answer
- 19. SEMI FINAL Unscramble the words.
- 20. What is it ? g – D - o 1
- 21. What is it ? Dog Answer
- 22. What is it ? w – i – K - i 2
- 23. What is it ? Kiwi Answer
- 24. What color is it ? u – e – l - B 3
- 25. What color is it ? Blue Answer
- 26. What is it ? B – k – o – o 4
- 27. What is it ? Book Answer
- 28. What is it ? l - a – l - B 5
- 29. What is it ? Ball Answer
- 30. FINAL ROUND
- 31. What is it ? l – p – e – p - A 2
- 32. What is it ? Apple Answer
- 33. What color is it ? 3
- 34. What color is it ? Answer Yellow
- 35. 3 + 9 = ? 4
- 36. 3 + 9 = 12 Answer
- 37. What is it ? i - R - t – a – b - b 5
- 38. What is it ? Rabbit Answer
- 39. SCOREBOARD
- 40. SCOREBOARD
- 42. Thank you