Deep Sea Adventure: Mariana Trench Challenge
Young learners explore the fascinating world of the Mariana Trench through ten engaging questions. Players discover facts about deep ocean life, geography, and marine science while building vocabulary and knowledge about one of Earth's most extreme environments.
A free Millionaire Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: marina trench.
Questions
- The Mariana Trench is very deep. Where is it located? — A) In the Atlantic Ocean B) In the Indian Ocean C) In the Arctic Ocean D) In the Pacific Ocean
- What is the name of the deepest point in the Mariana Trench? — A) Trench Bottom B) Ocean Peak C) Mount Everest D) Challenger Deep
- The Mariana Trench is very, very deep. How deep is it? — A) About 1,000 meters deep B) About 20,000 meters deep C) About 5,000 meters deep D) About 11,000 meters deep
- What kind of animals live in the Mariana Trench? — A) Snakes and lizards B) Fish and jellyfish C) Lions and tigers D) Birds and butterflies
- The water in the Mariana Trench is very cold and very dark. Why is there no light in the trench? — A) Because there are no stars at night B) Because the fish close their eyes C) Because the water is too cold for light D) Because the sun cannot reach so deep underwater
- The pressure in the Mariana Trench is very strong. What does pressure mean in this sentence? — A) The color of the water B) The weight of water pushing down C) The temperature of the water D) The speed of the water moving
- Scientists use special submarines called submersibles to explore the Mariana Trench. Why do they need special submarines? — A) Because the submarines need to be very big B) Because regular submarines are too slow C) Because regular submarines are too colorful D) Because the submarines need to be…
- Some fish in the Mariana Trench produce their own light. This is called bioluminescence. Which statement about bioluminescence is correct? — A) It is light from underwater volcanoes B) It is light created by the fish's body C) It is light made by the sun reflecting off the fish D) It is light from…
- The Mariana Trench was formed by plate tectonics. What does this mean? — A) Large pieces of Earth's crust moved and created the deep trench B) Whales dug the trench with their tails C) Meteorites crashed and created a hole in the ocean D) Earthquakes filled the trench with water
- The Mariana Trench is about 11 kilometers deep. How does this compare to the height of Mount Everest? — A) They are exactly the same depth and height B) The trench is deeper than Mount Everest is tall C) Mount Everest is much taller than the trench is deep D) The trench is only half as deep as…