How to spend Defender of the Fatherland Day fun and unforgettably? Quizzes with questions and answers for the celebration of February 23: comic, for corporate parties, for kindergarten boys, for primary school students.
If you want to celebrate February 23 so that this holiday remains in your memory for a long time, and is also fun, then you will certainly like our article and will come in handy at events dedicated to Defender of the Fatherland Day. Here we will provide you with quizzes with questions and answers for a corporate party on February 23, comic quizzes for men, as well as quiz options for boys in kindergarten and primary school.
Comic quiz for February 23
Even on such a serious holiday as Defender of the Fatherland Day, you can find a place for a good joke. A humorous quiz for February 23 is a great way to unwind. It is best suited for children of high school age who are able to appreciate humor, and they themselves love to joke.
A comic quiz may contain the following questions:
- Why does the soldier have a machine gun? (Behind the back)
- Who in the old days liked to attack like a pig? (Germans, Teutons)
- This male name was used to call a machine gun during the Civil War? (Maksim)
- This command gives the order to shoot. (Pli)
- What do a rifle and a tree have in common? (Trunk)
- What rank does a colonel get? (Major General)
- What do a military unit and a battery have in common? (common name: battery)
- What rations are given to a soldier on a campaign? (Dry)
- What is the standard phrase of a soldier standing on duty? (Wait! Who's coming?)
- What is the name in soldier slang for the place where a guilty serviceman is imprisoned? (Lip)
Quiz is the best entertainment for any school holiday.
How to organize a quiz:
- Create excitement around the upcoming event. If children from different classes will participate, invite the children to choose a team of experts (it would be good to have a vote here), organize a group of fans, come up with a name and motto. Children should feel how honorable it is to represent the intellectual part of the class at a school tournament.
- So that several teams can play at the same time, distribute forms with numbered questions to each table. They read out the question, gave time for discussion, repeated the question, and moved on to a new one. We announce the correct answers only after the assistants have collected all the forms. The results can be summed up after 5-7 questions, announcing the winner of each round.
- If players have difficulty listening to questions, display the text and answer options on the screen, or simply repeat the wording and clues twice after 30 seconds.
- Announce the dress code for the players: white shirt and bow tie for boys, nice dress for girls.
- Think about the design of the gaming table. We don’t need a top, but we can lay out beautiful notebooks, pens, and place a flower arrangement in the center of the table.
- Some questions can be answered in a black box. For example, put a silk scarf as an answer about cocoons in ancient China. Or rice and fabrics in response to the question about the Japanese and coins.
- Add more movements to the game: ask the players to leave the table and show exactly how Eskimos greet each other. Or have the team demonstrate the dance of primitive people who make rain. It's more fun!
- Musical and sound design always takes the holiday to a new level. The easiest way is to use a small synthesizer with a set of ready-made sounds: the signal “Attention, question”, “Applause”, “Fanfare”, etc.
- Arrange music and tea breaks.
- Immediately show the prizes: “Best Team”, “Best Player”, “Best Team Captain”
- Each player should receive a small consolation prize
- Take a lot of photos while discussing the issue. You get excellent shots with intelligent “light”)). All this will be useful for your portfolio.
- If there is very little time for preparation, the presenter can open this page on the tablet and play a good game.
Quiz for children with answers
50 questions to choose from - from simple to more complex (on the left - questions, on the right - answers). I wrote the answers for children who themselves want to conduct a quiz for their friends at their birthday party. To be sure)).
A moving hill of sand in the desert is called... A. Dune B. Cliff C. Rock D. Mountain
Answer: A. Dune
What did ancient people do to make rain? A. They didn’t eat anything for three days B. They killed a mammoth C. They danced around a fire with a tambourine in their hands D. They walked with an umbrella and said “it seems like it’s starting to rain...”
Answer: B. They danced around the fire with a tambourine in their hands
What can't a tornado do? A. Stand still B. Lift a car into the air C. Uproot a tree D. Destroy a building
Answer: A. Stand still
In ancient times, the Chinese learned to make silkworm cocoons... A. Seasoning B. Paper C. Rubber D. Silk
Answer: G. Silk
Where is the venom in a cobra? A. On the tip of the tongue B. In the tooth C. On the tail D. In the hood
Answer: B. In the tooth
Which animal's tail looks like an oar? A. Beaver B. Squirrels C. Foxes D. Bear
Answer: A. Bobra
How do Eskimos greet each other? A. Shaking hands B. Kissing C. Rubbing noses D. Hugging
Answer: B. Rushing noses
What insect glides through water without drowning? A. Ladybug B. Mayfly C. Water strider D. Dragonfly
Answer: V. Water strider
So that the pharaoh would not need anything in the afterlife, they placed in the sarcophagus along with the mummy... A. Jewelry B. Products C. Papyrus D. Teddy bear
Answer: A. Jewelry
What is the name of the room on the ship where the sailors live? A. Cell B. Kubrick C. Apartment D. Office
Answer: B. Kubrick
What is formed in oyster shells? A. Pearls B. Corals C. Gold D. Diamonds
Answer: A. Pearl
A hot spring gushing out of the ground is... A. Geyser B. Fountain C. Waterfall D. Stream
Answer: A. Geyser
What did the Japanese use instead of money before coins appeared? A. Potatoes B. Pearls C. Shells D. Rice and fabrics
Answer: D. Rice and fabrics
Previously, it was fashionable to wear instead of glasses... A. Microscope B. Binoculars C. Telescope D. Monocle
Answer: G. Monocle
Why does the water in the sea appear blue? A. Because of algae B. Because of the color of the bottom C. The water reflects the sky D. Because of dissolved salt
Answer: B. Water reflects the sky
Which plant tolerates drought well? A. Grapefruit B. Cactus C. Palm D. Birch
Answer: B. Cactus
What plant flower are they looking for on the night of Ivan Kupala? A. Lily of the valley B. Daisy C. Fern D. Juniper
Answer: V. Fern
Who helped the knight put on heavy armor? A. Coachman B. Squire C. Butler D. Footman
Answer: B. Squire
In the Maasai tribe, a boy is considered an adult after... A. Outruns a cheetah B. Defeats a lion C. Builds a hut D. Learns to read and write
Answer: B. Defeat the lion
What did the Indians do as a sign of reconciliation? A. They buried the hatchet B. They broke all the arrows C. They clapped their hands D. They stuck spears in trees
Answer: A. They buried the hatchet
What is the name of the place in the desert where there is water and vegetation? A. Oasis B. Palm Grove C. Paradise D. Mirage
Answer: A. Oasis
Which of the following berries ripen first? A. Lingonberry B. Blueberry C. Blueberry D. Strawberry
Answer: G. Strawberry
Which of the following animals has the most acute hearing? A. In a cat B. In a hedgehog C. In a bat D. In a dog
Answer: B. At the bat
Columbus called the inhabitants of America Indians because... A. He liked this word B. He thought that he had sailed to India C. The natives raised turkeys D. The natives gave him a turkey
Answer: B. He thought he had sailed to India
Where does a sea turtle lay eggs A. In the sand on the shore B. In the thicket of a forest C. In a meadow D. At the bottom of the ocean
Answer: A. In the sand on the shore
What school of fish can destroy a large animal in a few minutes? A. Karasei B. Karpov V. Piranha D. Seahorses
Answer: V. Piranha
What device helps study the seabed? A. Telescope B. Airship C. Lunokhod D. Bathyscaphe
Answer: G. Bathyscaphe
In the depths of the swamp,... A. Peat B. Salt C. Iron D. Gold
Answer: A. Peat
Primitive people considered the cause of disease... A. Viruses B. Drafts C. Evil spirits D. Dirty hands
Answer: B. Evil spirits
Which of the following was invented first? A. Typewriter B. Computer C. Printer D. Copier
A. Typewriter
Which fish has both eyes on the same side of its body? A. Perch B. Shark C. Trout D. Flounder
Answer: G. In flounder
What were the first airplanes made of? A. Made of wood B. Made of rubber C. Made of plastic D. Made of metal
Answer: A. Made of wood
Which bird has the sharpest vision? A. The woodpecker B. The raven C. The eagle D. The starling
Answer: B. At the eagle
This insect rolls balls from dung A. Termite B. Scarab C. May beetle D. Cockroach
Answer: B. Scarab
What is the name of the cook on a ship? A. Gunner B. Quartermaster C. Boatswain G. Cook
G. Kok
What did the Marquise de Pompadour come up with to appear taller? A. Earrings B. Ladder C. Stilts D. High-heeled shoes
Answer: D. High heels
Glass is made... A. From sand B. From plastic C. From iron ore D. From stones
Answer: A. From sand
Sailors impregnated their clothes with resin... A. For insulation B. So that they would not tear C. So that insects would not grow in them D. So that they would not let water through
Answer: D. So that it does not let water through
“Ant-cows” are called... A. Caterpillars B. Grasshoppers C. Aphids D. Medvedok
Answer: V. Tlyu
Spiders secrete webs... A. From the hind legs B. From the abdomen C. From the front legs D. From the jaws
Answer: B. From the abdomen
What bird can fly tail first? A. Toucan B. Parrot C. Rhea D. Hummingbird
Answer: G. Hummingbird
What form does any liquid take in zero gravity? A. Ball shape B. Cube shape C. Oval shape D. Remains shapeless
Answer: A. Ball shape
The highest mountains in the world are... A. In America B. In Asia C. In Europe D. In Australia
Answer: B. In Asia
What animal pretends to be dead when it senses danger? A. Opossum B. Ostrich C. Kangaroo D. Platypus
Answer: A. Possum
What color is a polar bear's skin? A. Gray B. White C. Pink D. Black
Answer: G. Cherny
How do lunar seas differ from terrestrial seas? A. There is no water in them B. The water in them boils C. The water in them is frozen D. They are very deep
Answer: G. Cherny
Russian cosmonaut A. Leonov was the first... A. Descended into a mine B. Went into outer space C. Set foot on the surface of the Moon D. Landed on Mars
Answer: B. Went into outer space
What did irons used to be filled with? A. Hot water B. Heated stones C. Hot sand D. Hot coals
Answer: D. Hot coals
What does the word “telephone” mean in Greek? A. “It’s hard to hear” B. “Distant sound” C. “Let’s talk” D. “Hello”
Answer: B. “Distant sound”
What was the name of the brilliant Austrian composer who began composing music at the age of 7? A. Beethoven B. Chopin C. Bach G. Mozart
Answer: G. Mozart
Approximately how much does a blue whale weigh? A. Like 25 elephants B. Like 10 giraffes C. Like 2 crocodiles D. Like 100 mice
Answer: A. Like 25 elephants
In China, brides wear dresses... A. Black B. White C. Red D. Orange
Answer: B. Red
How long is a giraffe's tongue? A. Meter B. Half a meter C. 20 centimeters D. 2 meters
Answer: B. Half a meter
