Y7 Quiz Assembly & Banzai Challenge
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This document outlines an hour and 15 minute quiz assembly and challenge for Year 7 students. It includes 50 multiple choice questions on various topics to test students' knowledge. It also describes 3 mini-games or challenges for students - a staring contest, a cream cracker eating challenge within 2 minutes to music, and a ping pong ball transfer challenge using straws within 30 seconds against distracting fans. The winners of the challenges receive points to add to their overall quiz score.
Y7 Quiz Assembly & Banzai Challenge
- 1. Year 7 Quiz Assembly & Banzai Challenge (1 hour 15 mins)
- 2. Year 7 Quiz Assembly & Banzai Challenge (1 hour 15 mins)
- 3. Q1. What is the name given to the style of gypsy music and dance in Southern Spain?
- 4. Q2. Which scientist was knocked on the head by an apple and discovered ‘gravity’?
- 5. Q3. Which African country managed to make the Quarter-finals in this year’s FIFA World Cup in South Africa?
- 6. Q4. In which county in England is Glastonbury Music Festival held? a) Norfolk b) Kent c) Hampshire d) Somerset e) Cornwall f) Yorkshire
- 7. Q5. What is the name of the London street in which the British Prime Minister lives?
- 8. Q6. What is the name of the famous painter, who cut off his ear?
- 9. Q7. What is the name of the band that made this song? Click me!
- 10. Q7. What is the name of the band that made this song? Click me!
- 11. Q8. What is the name of the scientific compound that the artist Damien Hirst used to preserve this shark? a) Formaldehyde b) Gelatin c) Jelly
- 12. Q9. Which of the following is not a piece of Apple Macintosh technology: a) iPad b) iPod c) iPhone d) iMac e) ePhone f) eMac g) PowerMac
- 13. Q10. Click me! What is the name of the Ex-Labour Prime Minister that gave this speech?
- 14. Q10. Click me! What is the name of the Ex-Labour Prime Minister that gave this speech?
- 15. Q11. What is the name of the singer of this song which was used as the official FIFA World Cup 2010 soundtrack? Click me!
- 16. Q11. What is the name of the singer of this song which was used as the official FIFA World Cup 2010 soundtrack? Click me!
- 17. Q12. What was the name of this a) Gherkin famous painting by Picasso in response to the Spanish b) Guernica Civil War? c) Gurkha
- 18. Q13. Which band was the singer and songwriter Damon Albarn a member of before setting up Gorillaz?
- 19. Q14. Name the three celebrities below that judge contestants on the X-Factor?
- 20. Q15. There are two people in this drawing. What do you see?
- 21. Q16. What is the full name of the player who is alleged to have scored with his hand against England in the 1986 World Cup in an incident known as the ‘Hand of God’?
- 22. Q17. In which country, would you expect to find the following musical instrument known as a ‘Sitar’?
- 23. Q18. In which part of the world would you expect to find the countries represented by these flags? a) Europe b) Middle East c) Far East d) Australasia e) North America f) South America g) Antarctic
- 24. Q19. Which religion has the largest number of followers? a) Judaism b) Hindusim c) Islam d) Buddism e) Christianity
- 25. Q20. Below is a riddle about a character from Harry Potter. Which character does it describe in the ‘Goblet of Fire’? I waddle like a penguin And I’m fatter than a cow, Gimmie, gimmie, gimme candy And give it to me now!
- 26. Q21. What is the capital of Norway?
- 27. Q22. Who is number 1 in the Charts right now ?
- 28. Q23. Who won the 2010 Wimbledon Male Competition?
- 29. Q24. What month and year did the second World War start ?
- 30. Q24. What month and year did the second World War start ?
- 31. Q25. How many days are there in summer ?
- 32. Q26.
- 33. Q26. What is the name of the new Headteacher ?
- 34. Q27. What is the name of this sport?
- 35. Q28. Which is the longest living animal?
- 36. Q29. Name a country that begins with O
- 37. Q30. Which football team has won the most World cups ?
- 38. Q31. What is the biggest selling song of all times?
- 39. Q32. Name 3 fruits with yellow flesh
- 40. Q33. How many large pyramids are there in Giza, Eqypt ?
- 41. Q33.
- 42. Q34. What is the name of one of the 2012 Olympic Mascot ?
- 43. Q34. What is the name of one of the 2012 Olympic Mascot ?
- 44. Q35. He was the victim of a natural disaster that took place this past January. What was it?
- 45. Q36. What is being done to these babies? A.They are being washed B.They are being baptized C.They are being cooled down on a hot day
- 46. Q37. Who is this athlete?
- 47. Q38. Is this: A.A Japanese manga B.An insect C.A sea creature
- 48. Q39. Which city is this ?
- 49. Q40. What is the name of the highest mountain in the world above sea level?
- 50. Q41. What is the name of this sporting event?
- 51. Q42. What is Beyoncé’s surname?
- 52. Q43. What is he about to do?
- 53. Q44. How many capsules in the London Eye?
- 54. Q45. Name 3 British bands
- 55. Q46. What is her job?
- 56. Q47. What is he covered with?
- 57. Q48. Which South America Carnival is she celebrating?
- 58. Q49. How many pandillas is he meant to plant in the bull’s back?
- 59. Q50. Which recently re-united boy band is this?
- 60. End of Quiz Well Done!
- 62. TV Tune Challenege Listen to the tune and guess which series it belongs to? Squeeze duck to buzz. 10 points per right answer. 10 points deducted if wrong.
- 63. TV Tune Challenege Listen to the tune and guess which series it belongs to? Squeeze duck to buzz. 10 points per right answer. 10 points deducted if wrong.
- 64. Tune 1
- 65. Tune 1
- 66. Tune 2
- 67. Tune 2
- 68. Tune 3
- 69. Tune 3
- 70. Tune 4
- 71. Tune 4
- 72. Tune 5
- 73. Tune 5
- 74. Tune 6
- 75. Tune 6
- 76. Tune 7
- 77. Tune 7
- 78. Tune 8
- 79. Tune 8
- 80. Tune 9
- 81. Tune 9
- 82. Tune 10
- 83. Tune 10
- 84. Staring Game Students have to sit opposite each other and stare into their eyes for one minute without looking away whilst listening to cheesy music. First to look away loses. 10 points to Make it Harder: Add a piece of raw onion on the table. winners Videoed close up using projector side screen
- 85. Staring Game Students have to sit opposite each other and stare into their eyes for one minute without looking away whilst listening to cheesy music. First to look away loses. 10 points to Make it Harder: Add a piece of raw onion on the table. winners Videoed close up using projector side screen
- 86. Stevie Wonder ‘Sunshine of my Life’
- 87. Stevie Wonder ‘Sunshine of my Life’
- 88. Billy Ocean ‘When the Going Gets Tough’
- 89. Billy Ocean ‘When the Going Gets Tough’
- 90. Tight Fit ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight’
- 91. Tight Fit ‘The Lion Sleeps Tonight’
- 92. Lionel Richie ‘Hello’
- 93. Lionel Richie ‘Hello’
- 94. Survivor ‘Eye of the Tiger’
- 95. Survivor ‘Eye of the Tiger’
- 96. Cream Cracker Challenge How many Cream Crackers can you eat in 2 minutes without water? Students have plate with 10 crackers each. Winner takes 20 points Benny Hill Soundtrack (2min)
- 97. Cream Cracker Challenge How many Cream Crackers can you eat in 2 minutes without water? Students have plate with 10 crackers each. Winner takes 20 points Benny Hill Soundtrack (2min)
- 98. Cream Cracker Challenge How many Cream Crackers can you eat in 2 minutes without water? Students have plate with 10 crackers each. Winner takes 20 points Benny Hill Soundtrack (2min)
- 99. Ping Pong Ball Challenge Use a straw to transfer the floating ping pong balls (levitating due to a fan) into a basket. 30-sec perform task. Alternatively, direct fan at contestants to distract. Winner takes 20 points Countdown timer - 30 sec
- 100. Ping Pong Ball Challenge Use a straw to transfer the floating ping pong balls (levitating due to a fan) into a basket. 30-sec perform task. Alternatively, direct fan at contestants to distract. Winner takes 20 points Countdown timer - 30 sec
- 101. Ping Pong Ball Challenge Use a straw to transfer the floating ping pong balls (levitating due to a fan) into a basket. 30-sec perform task. Alternatively, direct fan at contestants to distract. Winner takes 20 points Countdown timer - 30 sec
- 102. End of Banzai Challenge Well Done!
- 103. End of Banzai Challenge Well Done!
Editor's Notes
- #3: Flamenco
- #4: Isaac Newton
- #5: Ghana
- #6: Somerset
- #7: Downing Street
- #8: Vincent Van Gogh
- #9: The Beatles
- #10: Formaldehyde
- #11: ePhone
- #12: Tony Blair
- #13: Shakira
- #14: Guernica
- #15: Blur
- #16: Sharon Osborne, Simon Cowell, Louis Marsh
- #17: A young woman and an old woman
- #18: Diego Maradonna
- #19: India
- #20: Middle East
- #21: Christianity
- #22: Dudley
- #23: Oslo
- #24: Aeroplane
- #25: Rafael Nadal
- #26: Sept 1939
- #27: 92 days
- #28: Ms Helen Anthony
- #29: BMXing
- #30: (Giant) Tortoise
- #31: Oman
- #32: Brazil
- #33: Thriller
- #34: Banana, Pineapple, Lemon, Grapefruit
- #35: Three
- #36: Wenlock and Mandeville
- #37: Haiti Earthquake
- #38: B) Baptized
- #39: Serena Williams
- #40: An sea creature
- #41: Paris
- #42: Mt. Everest
- #43: Tour de France
- #44: Knowles
- #45: Start a Bull fight
- #46: 32
- #47: Blur, Beatles, Rolling Stones, Kaizer Chiefs
- #48: Circus Performer
- #49: Mud
- #50: Rio de Janiro Festival
- #51: Four
- #52: Take That
- #56: BBC News
- #57: The Bill
- #58: Casualty
- #59: Big Brother
- #60: Prince of Bell Air
- #61: The IT Crowd
- #62: Ghost Busters
- #63: Skins
- #64: Grange Hill
- #65: Antiques Roadshow