3-year-old children's knowledge questions and answers

1. Questions and answers of children's knowledge contest

Questions and answers of children's knowledge contest 1. 3 questions suitable for kindergarten to answer scientific knowledge

Questions and answers of kindergarten encyclopedia knowledge

1. Which two animals are called "ocean chameleons"?

a. seahorse and squid B. squid and octopus C. octopus and jellyfish

2. Can penguins fly?

A. Yes B. No

3. What is the scientific name of "Mermaid"?

A. Dugong B. Cyprinus carpio

4. What birds can imitate human speech? (Choose multiple answers)

A. Myna B. Crow C. Myna D. Parrot

5. What do hedgehogs feed on? (Multiple answers are optional)

A. Rodents B. Ants C. Worms D. Rodents

6. What is Australia's national treasure?

A. Kangaroo B. Eagle C. Panda D. Koalas

7. What does a kangaroo eat? (Choose multiple answers)

A. Leaves B. Paddy C. Tree vines D. Grass

8. What is the scientific name of dung beetles?

A. Cockroach B. Dung beetle

9. Is snail a mollusk?

A. B. Not

1. Is the Komodo dragon a lizard or a dragon?

A. Lizard B. Dragon

11. Is King cobra the king of cobras?

a. Yes, they are all the same snake. B. No, they are two kinds of snakes.

12. Who has the longest tail among birds?

a. albatross B. carving C. Rimi long-tailed pheasant

13. Whose tail is the most beautiful?

A. Peacock B. Bird of Paradise C. Turkey

14. What is the most poisonous plant in the world?

A. Poisonous vine B. Poisonous arrow wood C. Intestinal grass

15. What do leeches fear most?

a. salt B. acid C. sugar

16. what do male mosquitoes eat? (Choose multiple answers)

A. Blood B. Flower density C. Fruit juice D. Peanut oil

17. What animal is known as the "super high jumper"?

a. kangaroo B. jumping lice C. cockroach D. grasshopper

18. what animal is the "king of fur" (Choose multiple answers)

A. Beaver B. Polar bear C. Shuise D. Wolf

19. What do giant pandas like best? (multiple answers are optional)

A leaves b bamboo shoots c bamboo leaves d grass

2. What animals sleep in summer?

A frog b sea cucumber c hippocampus d lizard

21. What are three similar animals? (Choose multiple answers)

A horse B donkey C giraffe D mule

22. What kind of dog is a laughing dog?

A squirrel dog b dog c spotted dog d spotted dog

23. Is the mole a mouse?

A is B

24. Who runs fastest among the following animals?

A ostrich b cheetah c antelope

25. How fast can dolphins swim?

a 1km/h b 85km/h c 65km/h d 5km/h

26. Who is the champion of "Standing Long Jump"?

A kangaroo b frog c flea

27. What are the three golden waterways in the world? (multiple answers are optional)

A Gibraltar Strait b Panama Canal c Mississippi River d Suez Canal

28. Where is the headquarters of the Organization of African Unity?

A Ethiopia b Addis Ababa c Brussels

29. Is the center of the Netherlands located in the capital?

A is B

3. What is Brussels called?

A African capital b Asian capital c American capital d European capital

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2. "Happy Composition Reading" Cup "Red Scarf Hearts to the Party" Answer to the provincial children's knowledge contest (***

Scarf Hearts to the Party, I tell you that the red scarf is a corner of the red flag and a signpost on our life path.

The Young Pioneers are a warm collective and the cradle of our growth and progress. We were all glorious Young Pioneers, we all thrived in the Young Pioneers' organizations, and we all had a * * * memory closely connected with the red scarf … but more importantly, everyone has an eternal red scarf complex in their hearts.

Red scarf, team flag, team song and call sign make up the colorful life of the Young Pioneers in the past six years. In this life, we have learned the glorious history of the Chinese Young Pioneers.

during the northern expedition, our name was the working boy scouts. The first children's organization led by the Party and the first torch were lit in Wuhan, Shanghai and other places! Cut off the robes of local tyrants and evil gentry and overthrow the sedan chairs of exploiters and oppressors! Down with the powers! Down with the warlords! Since then, poor children have had their earliest homes.

During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, the name of the children's group that I sent to China was * * *. They were not afraid of difficulties and sacrifices. They were all brave, fighting local tyrants and bullies. Send firewood, send water, wave fans, wipe sweat for the Red Army, collect bullet casings and make bullets to kill the enemy.

the red star shines brightly, and a small battle field rushes ahead. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, our name was the Anti-Japanese Children's League; Propaganda against Japan, standing guard, keeping watch, catching traitors, not eating a candy from the devil, planting mines to bomb bad guys, sending information by chicken hair letters, Wang Erxiao's reputation is well known.

During the War of Liberation, our names were Young Pioneers and Children's Corps. We rescued the wounded in the liberated areas and distributed leaflets in the Kuomintang-controlled areas. Cut five stars and make red flowers to welcome the spring of the liberation of the motherland. The little newsboy no longer has to sing sad songs, because we overthrew three mountains. In 1949, when the New China was founded, Grandpa raised the first five-star red flag on the Tiananmen Gate, and the people of China stood up.

On October 13th, the Chinese Young Pioneers were established. The star torch is our team flag, which guides us to prepare for the cause of * * *.

The blood of martyrs has dyed our red scarves. We are a new generation of socialist construction, following the * * * and the * * Youth League, riding the glory of the cross-century China Young Eagle Action, learning skills, honing our wings and bravely flying towards the sun! Bright red scarf, like our beating hearts; Little stars in the sky, like mother's affectionate eyes. Cherish the scarf students in your heart, childhood is happy, but a person can only have one childhood in his life.

Your childhood is even happier, because you spent most of your childhood in your garden-like alma mater. Although you are about to graduate from primary school, I firmly believe that you will keep the red scarf on your chest in your heart forever.

This is because the red scarf represents fireworks, happiness and people's interests above everything else. I firmly believe that the red scarf in your heart will be redder and brighter than the red scarf on your chest.

Six years of primary school life will be the star of our life. We cherish these six years with fantastic brilliance, and we cherish these six years wearing red scarves. We believe that in the future, the red scarf that remains in our hearts will always be brilliant, because we will never forget a song-the Chinese Young Pioneers Team Song; We will never forget a flag-the flag of the Chinese Young Pioneers; We will never forget that there is a ceremony-the Chinese Young Pioneers Team Ceremony (for each team); We will never forget a symbol-the red scarf, the symbol of the Chinese Young Pioneers; We will never forget an oath, which we chanted together for six years. This is the oath of the Chinese Young Pioneers.

3. Interesting life knowledge contest questions and answers

Geography interesting knowledge contest questions (with answers) 1. The rotation direction of the earth is from west to east.

2. The largest island in the world is Greenland. The highest plateau in the world is the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau.

4. The longest canal in the world is the Beijing-Hangzhou Canal. 5. The largest river canyon in the world is Yarlung Zang Grand Canyon.

6. The Sahara desert is the largest desert in the world. 7. The lowest country in the world is the Netherlands.

8. The largest province in China is Xinjiang * * * Er Autonomous Region. 9. The largest plateau in the world is the Brazilian Plateau.

1. Kazakhstan, the largest landlocked country in the world. 11. Panama Canal, the dividing line between North and South America.

12. The hottest place in China in summer is Turpan Basin. 13. The largest river in America is the Mississippi River.

14. The capital of India is New Delhi. 15. The smallest country in the world is the Vatican.

16. Malaysia, the world's largest producer of natural rubber. 17. The most populous province in China is Henan Province.

18. The country known as the "Flower Kingdom" is the Netherlands. 19. The world's largest producer of commodity grains is the United States.

2. The largest tropical rain forest in the world is Amazon. 21. The longest river in the world is the Nile.

22. The largest oil producer in the world is Saudi Arabia. 23. The difference between London and Beijing is several hours and eight hours.

24. South Africa, the most developed country in Africa. 25. The largest of the nine planets in the solar system is Jupiter.

26. Tarim basin is the largest basin in China. 27. The largest plain in China is the Northeast Plain.

28. The Zhuang nationality has the largest minority population in China. 29. The inhabitants living along the coast of the Arctic Ocean are Inuit.

3. The capital of Egypt is Cairo. 1. Multiple choice questions: There is only one correct answer to the following questions. Please fill in the letters representing the correct answer in the corresponding position on the answer sheet.

(Junior high school students choose to do 3 questions, senior high school students do all of them, ***5 points) 1. April 22nd, 23 is the 34th Earth Day, and the theme of this year's Earth Day is: (b) a, The Earth is our only home; B, Be kind to the Earth-protect resources; C, be kind to the Earth; protect our home; 2, bid since the 2th century. World Expo * * * has been held several times: (c) a, 28 b, 38 c, 4 d, 41 3. In 28, the 29th Summer Olympic Games will be held in Beijing, China. Considering the climatic conditions, The best competition time is: (a) a, September-October B, July-August C, May-June D, and March-April 4. The following ports are in line with the adjacent sea areas: (b )a, Marseille-Dapingyang B, Rotterdam-Beihai C, Hamburg-Mediterranean D, Vladivostok-Arctic Ocean 5, the most in the world. World Trade Organization (wto)c, Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (opec) d and Association of Southeast Asian Nations (asean) 6. Among the following combinations, the main industrial sectors of the two places are inconsistent: (d) a, Fukuyama-Pittsburgh B, Toyota-Detroit C, Silicon Valley-Kyushu D, Houston-Nagasaki 7, and the 22 World Cup performance is excellent. In addition to appreciating the superb skills of the players, everyone also cares about the population problems of these countries.

Among the five countries, (c) a, South Korea B, Turkey C, Brazil D, Germany E, Senegal 8. The following statements about the Nile, Amu Darya and Indus are correct: (c )a, all outflow rivers B, all flowing through tropical desert areas C, all coastal areas, and all important irrigation water sources D, all ancient civilizations. The following statements are incorrect: (b) a, most residents believe in * * * religion B, residents are mainly * * * people C, oil is an important mineral in the three places D, agriculture is mainly animal husbandry and irrigated agriculture 1. One of the favorite dances of Brazilians is: (b )a, waltz B, samba C, tango D, kicking and stepping 11, spanning two continents. The capitals in the western hemisphere are: (c )a, Egypt B, Russia C, the United States D, Turkey 12. Public participation is an important aspect of achieving sustainable development. The following public behaviors are in line with the idea of sustainable development: (a )① using public transportation, ② pursuing the upgrading of computers, ③ sorting and recycling garbage, ④ using flood irrigation for farmland irrigation, and ⑤ bringing your own basket to buy food. A, 135B, 235C, 345D, 23413, "global village economy" refers to: (b) a, the economic gap between countries in the world is narrowing day by day. The economic field is getting closer and closer. C. The scale of the world economy is shrinking. D. The new international economic order has been established, and the trade among countries is equal and mutually beneficial. 14. The world's first national Agenda 21 was born in: (d )a, the United States B, Brazil C, Japan D, China II. Judging the blanks: Fill in the correct answers to the following questions on the answer sheet (all junior and senior high school students do it) 1. The world-renowned venue for the 21 World Expo was announced in Morocco (country name) on December 3, 22. Shanghai successfully won the right to host the 21 World Expo, with the theme of "Better City, Better Life".

2. Qiantang river tide is a great natural landscape in the world. The custom of watching tides has existed since the Han and Tang Dynasties.

Excuse me, is the best time to go to Qiantang River to watch the tide in March or September every year? September. Xishuangbanna has beautiful and pleasant scenery.

Excuse me, does Xishuangbanna mean "a beautiful village"? No. 4. China is a multi-ethnic country, and the favorite auspicious numbers of different ethnic groups are also different.

Q: Is the auspicious number of Mongolians "9" or "1"? 9。 Snake Island is a famous nature reserve in China, which is famous for its numerous poisonous snakes.

Excuse me, are the poisonous snakes on Snake Island mainly Agkistrodon or Cobra? Viper 6. Traveling in space is a dream pursued by brave people.

Today, human beings have sent a manned spacecraft into space to realize this dream. Excuse me, in the aerospace industry, do people call the receiver's name or the sender's name first when contacting the call? Recipient.

7. UNESCO adopted the Convention for the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage in 1972. Excuse me, was China listed in the World Heritage List in 1996 as Lushan Mountain in Jiangxi or Huangshan Mountain in Anhui? Lushan Mountain in Jiangxi Province. 8. The quadrangles in Beijing are mostly north-south. Excuse me, is its gate usually in the southeast corner or not?

4. The topic of the popular science knowledge contest for primary school students takes six years, and the answer is 2 questions. Everyone

The sixth-grade popular science knowledge contest questions

1. Fill in the blanks (5 points)