Gill's Silly School Subject Squiz!
Gill's Silly School Subject Squiz!
Test your knowledge with Gill's Silly School Subject Squiz! This fun quiz contains 38 amusing questions ranging from collective nouns to historical trivia. Whether you're a history buff, a science enthusiast, or just looking to learn something new, there's something for everyone!
Join us for a delightful adventure through various subjects and challenge yourself with:
- Fun trivia questions
- Interesting facts
- A mix of categories
Which of these is not a collective noun for bees?
Erst
Hum
Buzz
Bike
Which of these is not a collective noun for ducks?
String
Waddling
Safe
Paddling
Which of these is not a coordinating conjunction?
And
Because
But
Or
Which of these is not a collective noun for giraffes?
Herd
Corps
Tower
Stand
Which of these sentences contains a modal verb?
Lili speaks French.
Tom can write.
Jane was riding quickly.
We are playing.
Which of these is not a collective noun for seals?
Herd
Pod
Coffle
Rookery
Near which city would you find a place called 'bottoms'?
Hull
Glastonbury
Manchester
Norwich
Which of these is not a real place name in England?
Puddlewade
Puddletown
Tolpuddle
Affpuddle
Which of these is a real place in The West Midlands?
Sad Invention
Old Invention
New Invention
Big invention
In which county can you find 'No Place'
Durham
Essex
Worcestershire
Wiltshire
Which of these is a real place name in England?
Green Bottom
Bikini Bottom
Rainbow Bottom
Soft Bottom
What name did the Romans give to London?
Angleus
Londinius
Londinium
Tiberious
Which Monarch was on the throne when The Great Fire of London took place?
James I
Charles II
Charles I
Elizabeth I
Which of these historical figures were not alive in the Elizabethan era?
Francis Drake
William Shakespeare
Isaac Newton
Walter Raleigh
In July of 1807 Napoleon was attacked by a hundreds of which animal ???
Bees
Bunnies
Wasps
Geese
Where was Cleopatra born?
Egypt
Greece
Libya
Turkey
After a long trek, Roman Emperor Caligula ordered his troops to collect ???? Before their attack on Britain?
Stones
Berries
Seashells
Sticks
Which popular condiment was originally sold as a medicine?
Vinegar
Mustard
Ketchup
Tabasco
Which planet is the only one in our solar system that spins clockwise?
Uranus
Neptune
Mars
Venus
How many more bones does a baby have than an adult?
30
50
100
80
Only one of these is actually a nut! Which one?
Almond
Hazlenut
Peanut
Pecan
Which is the lightest metal?
Magnesium
Aluminium
Lithium
Copper
What is the name for a 14 sided polygon?
Icosagon
Enneadecagon
Tetrakaidecagon
Triskaidecagon
How many triangles are there?
9
10
12
13
How many months of the year have only 30 days?
3
4
5
11
Googol is a number written as the numeral 1 followed by how many zeros?
1000
100
500
200
What name is given a work of art painted on a wall?
Moreal
Mural
Muriel
Murial
Which artist painted The Poppy Field in 1873?
Manet
Monet
Sisley
Renoir
Which artist was a suspect in the theft of ' Mona Lisa' in 1911?
Paul Klee
Pablo Picasso
Matisse
Van Gogh
Graffiti comes from the Italian word graffiato, meaning what?
Wall painting
Vandalism
Scratched
Sprayed
This is a portrait of which famous writer?
Enid Blyton
Virginia Woolf
Agatha Christie
Daphne de Maurier
Which famous artist only sold one painting during his lifetime?
Degas
Vincent Van Gogh
Pissarro
Cezanne
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