This document contains 30 trivia questions that are being used for a quiz competition. The summary provides the rules of the competition, which are that students have 15 seconds to answer each question on a whiteboard and will stay on stage for a correct answer but sit out for an incorrect one. Points will be awarded to the top 4 placing students to contribute to their House total.

2. 30 questions
You will have 15s to think and write the answer on your board.
If your answer is correct, you will stay on the stage.
If your answer is wrong, you will go out and sit quietly on the
chair.
If there are no students left, teachers will give you a “save”.
If there is only one student left, other students have only one
chance to help him/her.

3. First prize student will get 20 POINTS for his/her House and an Award
Second prize student will get 15 POINTS for his/her House
Third Prize student will get 10 POINTS for his/her House
Fourth Prize student will get 5 POINTS for his/her House

4. Question 1
"The City of Lights" is the most
popular nickname for which city?
Paris

5. Question 2
Where in the body is most of the
iron located?
A. Your brain
B. Your skin
C. Your bones
D. Your blood

6. Question 3
7 (Seven)
How many rings does Ariana Grande
sing about in her 2019 hit song?

7. Question 4
According to the BigBang Theory,
how did the universe begin?
A. Rainstorm
B. Explosion
C. Snow, calm expansion
D. Meteor shower

8. Question 5
Bhutan
Name a country that has this flag

9. Question 29
29th February
My grandfather is 100 years old this year
but has only been celebrating birthday 25
times. So on what date was my
grandfather born?

10. Question 6
Who is NOT famous for Pop Art?
A. Andy Warhol
B. Leonardo da Vinci
C. Roy Lichtenstein
D. Richard Hamilton

11. Question 7
What is the name of the third Harry
Potter book?
A. Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
B. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
C. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince
D. Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets

12. Question 8
What song is sung more than any
other in the world?
A. Happy birthday
B. Happy new year
C. The alphabet song
D. Santa tell me

13. Question 9
Which part of a plant is similar to
human spine because it provides
support for the plants?
A. Petal
B. Leave
C. Stem
D. Root

14. Question 10
Someone’s mother has four sons:
North, South and East.
What is the name of the fourth son?
Someone

15. Question 11
The nucleus of an atom contain:
A. Just protons
B. Protons and neutrons
C. Electrons
D. Protons and electrons

16. Question 12
Name THREE Primary Colors?
Red, Yellow, Blue

17. Question 13
1993
When was NBK School founded?

18. Question 14
12 zeros
How many zeros does a thousand
thousand million have?

19. Question 15
How many time zones are there
in the world?
A. 24
B. 36
C. 12
D. 10

20. Question 16
Dinner
What can't you have for breakfast
and lunch?

21. Question 17
Which country will host the 2020
Olympic Summer Games?
A. Brasil
B. Japan
C. England
D. China

22. Question 18
What does it mean to “have a
whale of a time”?
A. To swim like a whale
B. To spend time with friends
C. To have a lot of fun
D. To work hard and never stop

23. Question 19
A drop of food coloring spreading out in
a cup of water is an example of which
transport process?
A. Diffusion
B. Effusion
C. Osmosis
D. Vapor pressure

24. Question 20
Silence
I'm strong as a rock, but a word can
destroy me. What am I?

25. Question 21
What causes Spring,
Summer, Autumn and Winter?
A. The Earth moving around the Sun
B. The Moon coming our causing night
C.The Earth orbiting the sun
D.The Earth rotating on its axis

26. Question 22
Which of these particles is
light made of from?
A. Quarks
B. Electrons
C. Photons
D. Protons

27. Question 23
What does it mean “to be in a pickle”?
A. In a hurry
B. In a kitchen eating pickles
C. In a difficult situation
D. In a good mood

28. Question 24
A clock
Without fingers I point, without arms
I strike, without feet I run. What am I?

29. Question 25
36
= ?

30. Question 27
Which of the following is not an
official language in Africa?
A. Spanish
B. English
C. German
D. French

31. Question 26
48
Which is the number missing in the middle of the last pyramid?

32. Question 30
There are four boxes labeled W, X, Y, and Z. W
and Z are the same size. W can fit inside X,
and Y can fit inside Z. Knowing this, which one
of the following statements is true for certain?
a. Z cannot fit inside X.
b. X can fit inside Z.
c. X cannot fit inside Y.
d. W can fit inside Y.

33. Question 28
Iron, Cobalt and Nickel
What are the three most common
ferromagnetic metals in nature?