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March 6th 2026

Big Kids Quiz

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March 6th 2026

Big Kids Quiz

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Big Kids QuizMarch 6th 2026. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00Good morning my little brain box is welcome to another funny and sunny week of the big kid quiz with me Cassie Delaney. This week I bring to you pure joy in the shape of competitive knowledge and weird jokes. So grab a pen and a piece of paper you can play on your own with your friends real or imaginary, your parents, your peers or challenge your enemies. We have six rounds with five questions in each after every two rounds. I will pause and give you the answers so you can tally up your score as you go. Ninety percent or more means you're genius and qualified to be president. Always remember who got you here when you're in power though. When you have your pen and paper, we're ready to begin. Round one general knowledge. Number one what you call a shape that has eight sides.

1:20Number two what you call a baby horse. Number three what is the main ingredient in salsa. Number four what is the opposite of increase.

2:28Number five what planet is closest to the sun. Number four what you call prehistoric sleepovers. Dino snores. Number four what you call prehistoric sleepovers. Dino snores. Number four what you call prehistoric sleepovers. And here are the general knowledge questions again. Number one what you call a shape that has eight sides. Number two what you call a baby horse. Number three what is the main ingredient in salsa. Number four what is the opposite of increase. And number five which planet is closest to the sun.

3:31Round two geography. Number one what is the capital of Malta. Number two which continent is peruit.

4:31Number three what is the capital of New Zealand. Number four the nile flows through which continent. Number five what is the largest ocean on earth. And number five what is the largest ocean on earth. Hey what's a bee's favorite musical.

5:36Stinging in the rain. And here are the geography questions again. Number one what is the capital of Malta. Number two which continent is peruit. Number three what is the capital of New Zealand. Number four the nile flows through which continent. And number five what is the largest ocean on earth. Okay let's take a break to correct round one and round two. Round one general knowledge. Number one what you call a shape that has eight sides. The answer is an octagon. Number two what you call a baby horse. It's a full. Number three what's the main ingredient in salsa. The answer is tomato. Number four what is the opposite of increase.

6:36The answer is decrease. Number five which planet is closest to sun. It's mercury. Round two geography. Number one what is the capital of Malta. It's veleta. Number two which continent is peruit. It's South America. Number three what is the capital of New Zealand. The answer is Wellington. Number four the nile flows through which continent. The correct answer is Africa. And number five what is the largest ocean on earth. The answer is the Pacific Ocean. Okay let's get into round three and round four. Round three is sport. Number one in football what card means sent off.

8:03Number two what sport has hooks and jobs. Number three what sport would you be playing if you're competing in the Tour de France. Number four how many rings are on the Olympic flag.

9:21Number five what kind of ball is used in hurling. Which reptile always knows what time it is. And here at your sports questions one more time. Number one in football what card means to be sent off. Number two what sport has hooks and jobs. Number three what sport is played in the Tour de France. Number four how many rings are on the Olympic flag. Number five what ball is used in hurling.

10:23Round four mats. Number one what is nine times seven. Number two what is 250 plus 75. Number three what is 144 divided by 12.

11:47Number four if you have 3.5 liters of milk how many millimeters is that. Number five what is one third of 90. And here are the mats questions. Number one what is nine times seven. Number two what is 250 plus 75.

12:48Number three what is 144 divided by 12. Number four if you have 3.5 liters how many millimeters is that. Number five what is one third of 90. Okay let's correct round three and round four. Round three sports. Number one in football what card means to be sent off. The answer is a red card. Number two what sport has hooks and jobs. Boxing. Number three what sport is played in the Tour de France. It is cycling. Number four how many rings are on the Olympic flag. The correct answer is five. And number five what ball is used in hurling. The answer is a Schlitter. Round four mats. Number one what is nine times seven. The correct answer is 63. Number two what is 250 plus 75. The answer is 325. Number three what is 144 divided by 12. The answer is 12.

13:48Number four if you have 3.5 liters how many milliliters is that. The answer is 3500 milliliters. And number five what is one third of 90. The correct answer is 30. Okay get ready for our final two rounds. Round five is science. Number one what is the hardest natural substance. Number two what is the center of an atom called.

14:54Number three what you plan to release during photosynthesis. Number three what you plan to release during photosynthesis. Number three what you plan to release during photosynthesis. Number four what you call a scientist who studies weather.

16:09Number five what is the name for an animal that eats both plants and meat. And here are the science questions one more time. Number one what is the hardest natural substance. Number two what is the center of an atom called. Number three what you plan to release during photosynthesis. Number four what you call a scientist who studies weather. And number five what is the name for an animal that eats both plants and meat. And our final round round six the weird and the wonderful.

17:22Number one what is the only bird that can fly backwards. Number two what is a group of wolves called. Number two what is a group of wolves called.

18:24Number three what is an antonum. Number four which animal has blue blood. And number five what is the largest mammal on earth.

19:50And here are the weird and wonderful questions for the last time. Number one what is the only bird that can fly backwards. Number two what is a group of wolves called. Number three what is an antonum. Number four which animal has blue blood. And number five what is the largest mammal on earth. And now we'll correct our final two rounds. Round five science. Number one what is the hardest natural substance. The answer is a diamond. Number two what is the center of an atom called. It's the nucleus. Number three what you plan to release during photosynthesis. The answer is oxygen.

20:50Number four what you call a scientist who studies weather. It's a meteorologist. Number five what's the name for an animal that eats both plants and meat. It's an omnivore. And our final round round six. Number one what is the only bird that can fly backwards. It's a hummingbird. Number two what is a group of wolves called. A pack. Number three what is an antonum. It is a word that means the opposite thing to another word. Number four which animal has blue blood. The answer is an octopus. Number five what is the largest mammal on earth. It is a blue whale. And that is all for this week folks. I'll go score and try and beat it again next week. I'll be back then. More jokes. More questions. And loads more fun. Until then have a great week. Bye bye.

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