WHO KNOWS, KNOWS

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WHO KNOWS, KNOWS
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• Categories
• Science
• Geography
• Music
• History
• Sports
• English Grammar

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Lets get started!
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1. How many liters of blood are there in a human
body?
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• a) fewer than four
• b) about five
• c) more than six
• d) ten

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b) about five
The human body contains about five liters of
blood, or less if you are smaller.
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2. What is the highest mountain in South America?
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• a) Mount Everest
• b) Mount Chimborazo
• c) Mount Ancocagua
• d) Mount Alpamayo

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c) Mount Ancocagua

• Mount Ancocagua is the hightest mountain in South
  America. It is located in Argentina and has a
  peak elevation of 22,841 feet.

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3. Where was Elvis Presley born?
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1. Tupelo, California
2. Tupelo, Indiana
3. Las Vegas, Nevada
4. Tupelo, Mississippi

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d) Tupelo, Mississippi

• Elvis Presley was born in Tupelo, Mississippi.

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4. Who was the first man to walk on the moon?
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1. Nail Footstrong
2. Neil Armstrong
3. Mail Armstrong
4. Neil Amsterdam

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b) Neil Armstrong

• On July 20 , 1969, Neil Armstrong became the
  first man to walk on the moon. 

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5. What does NBA stand for?
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• a) National Basketball of America
• b) National Baseball Alliance
• c) National Basketball Association
• d) National Baseball Association

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C) National Basketball Association

• NBA stands for National Basketball Association.

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6. Susan ________ to go swimming on Mondays.
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6. Susan __________ to go swimming on Mondays.

• a) dont likeb) doesnt like
• c) does likes
• d) isnt like

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b) doesnt like

• Susan doesnt like to go swimming on Mondays.

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7. Which of these is not a state of the United
States?
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• a) Colorado b) New York c) California d) Los
  Angeles

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d) Los Angeles

•  Los Angeles, with a population of 3,792,62O, is
  the most populous city in the state of
  California.

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8. Which gas in the atmosphere protects us from
harmful ultraviolet radiation?
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1. mesosphere
2. exosphere
3. troposphere
4. ozone

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d) ozone

• The ozone layer refers to a region of Earth's
  stratosphere that absorbs most of the sun's UV
  radiation.

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9. Which American president was assasinated in
1963?
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• a) George Bush
• b) Abraham Lincoln
• c) John F. Kennedy
• d) Teddy Roosevelt

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C) John F. Kennedy

• John F. Kennedy, the 35th president of the US,
  was assassinated in Dallas, Texas on November
  22, 1963.

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10. Who is NOT a member of the Beatles?
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• a) Paul Bourcet
• b) John Lennon
• c) Ringo Star
• d) George Harrison

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a) Paul Bourcet

• Paul McCarthy, Ringo Star, George Harrison, and
  John Lennon are the Beatles.

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11. Which travels faster, light or water?
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light

• Sunlight takes about 8 minutes 17 seconds to
  travel the average distance from the surface of
  the Sun to the Earth.

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12. Which country has the most people?
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• a) Russia
• b) India
• c) United States
• d) China

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d) China

• China is home to more than 1.2 billion
  (1,200,000,000) people.

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13. My birthday is ____ May 10.
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13. My birthday is ____ May 10.

• a) in
• b) on
• c) from
• d) the

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b) on

• My birthday is on May 10.

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14. Which country hosted the 2008 Olympic games?
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• a) China
• b) Germany
• c) Australia
• d) South Africa

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a) China
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15. What was the official song of the 2010 World
Cup?
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• a) Waka Waka
• b) Waving Flag
• c) South Africa
• d) Limbo

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a) Waka Waka
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16. What is the least useful part of the body?
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• tonsils
• appendix
• gall bladder
• tongue

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b) appendix

• According to studies, a person can live without
  an appendix.

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17. In which country is the Middle of the World
located?
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• a) Colombia
• b) Egypt
• c) Thailand
• d) Ecuador

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d) Ecuador

• The Middle of the World is located in Quito,
  Ecuador.

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18. Who compossed and sang the famous song
Imagine?
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• a) Paul McCartney
• b) John Lennon
• c) Airplay
• d) George Harrison

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b) John Lennon

• "Imagine" was written and performed by English
  musician John Lennon in 1971.

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19. Which African president spent 27 years in
prison?
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• a) Barak Mumbarak
• b) Bill Clinton
• c) Nelson Mandela
• d) Malden Nielson

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c) Nelson Mandela

• Nelson Mandela spent most of his 27 years in
  prison serving hard labor in Cape Town. Although
  jailed for life, he was released in 1990 and
  received a Nobel Prize. Mandela was later elected
  South Africa's president in the country's first
  multiracial elections held in 1994.

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20. Which country has the biggest land area?
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• a) US
• b) Russia
• c) Brazil
• d) China

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b) Russia

• Russia has the biggest land area on earth. It
  covers 17,075,400 km2.

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21. How many bones are in the human body?
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• a) 200
• b) 270
• c) 240
• d) 298

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b) 270

• The human skeleton is the internal framework of
  the body. It is composed of 270 bones  at birth.
  This total decreases to 206 bones by adulthood as
  some bones fuse.

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22. What happened on September 11, 2001?
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• a) Ecuador coverted to sucres.
• b) New York was under water.
• c) The US attacked Iraq.
• d) The US experienced a terrorist attack.

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d) The United States experienced a terrorist
attack.

• On September 11, 2001, the World Trade Center
  Towers in New York City collapsed after a
  terrorist attack.

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23. I go to school _________.
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• a) every day
• b) sometimes
• c) never
• d) always

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I go to school every day.

• a) every day

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24. In which country is Mount Everest?
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• a) Nigeria
• b) India
• c) Nairobi
• d) Nepal

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d) Nepal

• Mount Everest is located in Nepal.

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25. Which planet is known as the red planet?
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• a) Jupiter
• b) Mars
• c) Saturn
• d) Uranus

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b) Mars

• Mars is known as the red planet of the solar
  system for the gas that surrounds it.

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26. Where was pop singer Michael Jackson born?
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• a) Las Vegas, Nevada
• b) Los Angeles, California
• c) Gary, Indiana
• d) Manhattan, New York

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c) Gary, Indiana

• Michael Jackson, known as the King of Pop, was
  born in Gary, Indiana, on August 29, 1957.

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27. In what year did World War II begin?
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• a) 1938
• b) 1940
• c) 1939
• d) 1937

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c) 1939

• World War II, also known as the Second World War,
  was a global war. It is generally considered to
  have lasted from 1939 to 1945.

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28. Which country is soccer player Ronaldo from?
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• a) Brazil
• b) Ecuador
• c) Argentina
• d) Mexico

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a) Brazil

• Ronaldo is from Brazil.

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29. The students walk to school. ____ leave home
by 7 AM.
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37. The students walk to school. _____ leave home
by 7 AM.

• a) She
• b) He
• c) Them
• d) They

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The students walk to school. They leave home by 7
AM.

• d) They

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30. On which continent is the Sahara Desert?
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• a) Asia
• b) Europe
• c) Africa
• d) Egypt

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c) Africa

• The Sahara desert is in Africa.

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31. Which metal is the heaviest?
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• a) gold
• b) silver
• c) zinc
• d) lead

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a) gold
metal g/cm3 lb/in3 lb/ft3   lb/gal 
aluminum 2.70 0.098 169 22.53
zinc 7.13 0.258 445 59.50
iron 7.87 0.284 491 65.68
copper 8.96 0.324 559 74.78
silver 10.49 0.379 655 87.54
mercury 13.55 0.490 846 113.08
gold 19.32 0.698 1206 161.23
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32. Who sings Locked Out of Heaven?
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• a) Lily Saturn
• b) Bruno Mars
• c) Uno Narsk
• d) Vruno Mars

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b) Bruno Mars

• Locked Out of Heaven is a Bruno Mars megahit.

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33. A man from Ireland is _____________.
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a) Irelandb) Irish c) Irishman d) Iralandman
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b) Irish

• A person from Ireland is Irish.

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34. London is the capital of which country?
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• a) England
• b) France
• c) Germany
• d) Spain

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a) England

• London is the capital of England.