Food Animals Riddles Human Body Learner Description: This game could be played with middle school, high school or adult learners. It could be played in a large or small group setting. Directions: Students choose a category and point total. By clicking on the point total, a slide will appear with a question. Students get points for answering questions correctly.
Food 10 Points What country consumes the most rice? China BACK
Food 15 Points What continent did the pineapple originally come from? South Ameica BACK
Food 20 Points What fruit is the most grown in the world? grape BACK
Food 25 Points Which nation produces the most vanilla beans? Madagascar BACK
Human Body 10 Points An average person will sleep about how years in their lifetime? Years BACK
Human Body 15 Points An average person will eat about how many kilograms of food in their life? A. 6 B. 900 C. 28,000 D E Answer BACK
Human Body 20 Points About how long can we survive without food, water and sleep? a. food: 3-4 week, water: 3-4 days, sleep: 10 days b. food: 8 weeks, water: 2 days, sleep: 5 days c. food: 5 week, water: 8-9 days, sleep: 3 weeks d. food: 1 week, water: 2 days, sleep: 2 weeks BACK
Human Body 25 Points Compared to its small size, what is the strongest muscle in the human body? The tongue BACK
Animals 10 Points The animal (insect) responsible for the most human deaths world- wide is the ____________. MOSQUITO BACK
Animals 15 Points What is the only big cat that cannot retract its claws? BACK
Animals 20 Points What animal has the longest life span, having lived a record 177 years in captivity? PIG BACK
Animals 25 Points What breed of dog is the most likely to bite people? German Shepard BACK
Riddles 10 Points Clara Clatter was born on December 27th, yet her birthday is always in the summer. How is this possible? She lives in New Zealand BACK
Riddles 15 Points Take one out and scratch my head, I am now black but once was red. A match BACK
Riddles 20 Points What is cowhide (cow skin) most commonly used for? Holding cows together. BACK
Riddles 25 Points The more you take the more you leave behind. Footsteps BACK