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Large Group Visuals • K-3; Puzzle Pieces and Triva Questions
January 2017, Week 3
Trivia Questions
These questions range from things happening in the world, to board game trivia, to movies and TV, to Bible trivia. They are
broken up into two sections: “Easy” and “Difficult.” Depending on the age of the volunteer, the Host can gauge how difficult to
make the trivia question.
EASY LIST
1. What is a color that starts with the letter “B”? (blue, brown, black)
2. Fill in the blank: Humpty Dumpty sat on a _____. (wall)
3. What farm animal says, “Moo”? (cow)
4. On what holiday do we celebrate the birth of Jesus? (Christmas)
5. Name two types of fruit. (apples, bananas, oranges, pears, peaches, etc.)
6. What is the name of the board game where you climb up and slide down? (Chutes and Ladders®, Snakes and Ladders)
7. What do you use to cut a piece of paper? (scissors, paper cutter)
8. Who lives in his own crayon-colored world on Sesame Street? (Elmo)
9. What do children sometimes ride on to get to school? (bus)
10. What animal purrs and is known for chasing mice? (cat)
11. What was the name of the woman God put in the garden with Adam? (Eve)
12. What is the name of Woody’s Space Ranger friend in Toy Story? (Buzz Lightyear)
13. What is 5 minus 2? (3)
14. What color is a stop sign? (red)
15. How many sides does a triangle have? (3)
16. What two colors are the stripes on the American flag? (red and white)
17. What does water change into when it freezes? (ice)
18. What is the large rock that circles the earth and shines at night? (moon)
19. Name three animals that live in the water. (fish, whales, sharks, squid, shrimp, seahorses, dolphins, etc.)
20. Where might you find tomatoes, carrots, squash, and green beans? (at the grocery store, in a garden, in your kitchen)
21. What sport does LeBron James play? (basketball)
22. If I have a dollar bill, a quarter, two dimes, and five pennies, how much money do I have? ($1.50)
23. What are the Cubs, the Mets, the Rockies, and the Yankees? (baseball teams)
24. Name a poisonous snake. (cobra, rattlesnake, cottonmouth, viper, etc.)
25. What are the large, triangular, stone buildings built in ancient Egypt called? (pyramids)
DIFFICULT LIST
1. What piece on a chessboard makes an L-shaped move? (knight)
2. What is the number five in Roman Numerals? (V)
3. What is the capital of France? (Paris)
4. Where is your uvula? (in your throat)
5. What is the fourth planet from the sun? (Mars)
6. What are Maltese, Beagle, and Pug types of? (dogs)
7. What are the first and last books of the Bible? (Genesis and Revelation)
8. What is the highest mountain in the world? (Mount Everest)
9. Name an animal with a pouch. (kangaroo, wallaby, koala, possum, etc.)
10. Who sat on a tuffet? (Miss. Muffett)
11. How many weeks are there in a year? (52)
12. How many sides does a decagon have? (10)
13. What is the shortest month? (February)
14. Who called the One True Ring “my precious”? (Gollum)
15. What is the hot liquid rock from a volcano called? (lava)
16. Who wrote Romeo and Juliet and A Midsummer Night’s Dream? (Shakespeare)
17. What does PC stand for? (personal computer)
18. How many hours are there in a week? (168)
19. What was Cinderella’s coach made from? (a pumpkin)
20. What is the shortest verse in the Bible? (“Jesus wept,” John 11:35)
21. What does an entomologist study? (bugs)
22. Who tried to ruin Christmas in Whoville? (the Grinch)
23. Who was the third President of the United States? (Thomas Jefferson)
24. What color is a raven? (black)
25. Who created Mickey Mouse? (Walt Disney)