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This document contains a weekly Friday quiz with 8 multiple choice questions. The questions cover topics like the name of a new single by The Saturdays, calculating how many students come to school by car based on other transportation methods, the size tiny tarantulas are at 4 weeks old, the country where Usain Bolt was born, the length of the Olympic torch relay in Great Britain, the percentage of the Earth's surface covered by water, the boiling point of water on Mount Everest, and the golf term for scoring 3 under par. The document also provides the answers to the 8 questions.
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Weeklyquiz18 may
- 1. Prynhawn da This weeks Friday quiz
- 2. Question 1 The Saturdays have released a new single. What is it called ? a. 12 months b. A month c. 7 days d. 30 days
- 3. Question 2 In a class of 30 1/5 come to school by bus and 1/3 walk. The rest come by car, how many is this ?
- 4. Question 3 At four weeks old tiny Antilles Tarantulas are said to be the size of what a. A pound coins b. A five pence piece c. A ten pence piece d. A two pence piece
- 5. Question 4 Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt was born in which country ? a. Jamaica b. Columbia c. USA d. Trinidad and Tobago
- 6. Question 5 The Olympic torch relay around Great Britain will last for how long? a. 65 days b. 30 days c. 70 days d. 60 days
- 7. Question 6 Water covers what percentage of the earths surface ? a. 60.9 b. 70.9 c. 90.9 d. 80.9
- 8. Question 7 Water boils at what temperature on the top of Mount Everest? a. 100oc b. 110oc c. 68oc d. 90oc
- 9. Question 8 Which term means scoring three under par in golf? a. Albatross b. Birdie c. Eagle d. Falcon
- 10. Answers 1) 30 days 2) 14 3) A five pence 4) Jamaica 5) 70 6) 70.9 7) 68oc 8) Albatross