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1
_______ sand makes it's way from the Sahara to the Amazon Rainforest every year
140 kg
14 grains
27 million tons
13 gallons
2
The inventor of the microwave got ______ for his discovery
5,000,000
6,000,000,000
$2
$14,000,000
3
What is the national animal of Denmark?
Lion
Elephant
Pufferfish
Unicorn
4
Which province has more polar bears?
Nunavut
North-west Territories
Ontario
Manitoba
5
_______ of the countries in the world was invaded by Britain
123
1.4/1.63
2
90%
6
True or False: Napoleon was attacked by a bunch of butterflies
False
True
7
Prince Edward Islands is an island from which country?
Britain
Canada
South Africa
America
8
Scotland has ________ words for snow
421
922
342
546
9
At one point, it was once mandatory for teachers to play the _______ in North Korea
Violin
Flute
Piano
Accordion
10
True or False: All perfect numbers end with either 6 or 8
True
False
11
True or False: about 75% of the animals that live in the ocean can glow in the dark
False
True
12
What is the healthiest country in the world?
Ukraine
Canada
Panama
Japan
13
Some sharks can live for _______
750 years
556794 days
689 years
500 years
14
Which of the following can be turned into diamond?
Carrots
Flower Petals
Broccoli
Peanut Butter
15
The first person convicted of speeding was traveling ______
182 kilometers per hour
8 miles per hour
143 kilometers per hour
0 miles per hour
16
True or false: In order to get in the basketball Hall of Fame you need to get over 70, 3 point shots.
False
True
17
Which country has the most time zones?
France
USA
China
Russia
18
True or False: Armadillo shells are bulletproof
True
False
19
Wood frogs can hold their pee for up to _____
1 day
only 6 seconds
1 week
8 months
20
True or false: the box jellyfish is the most poisonous animal in the world
False
True
21
True or False: Giraffes have the same number of bones in their neck as humans do
False
True
22
True or False: the vaccine was named after the French word for cow
True
False
23
When were traffic lights invented?
11:34 (MDT) Thursday, June 12, 1923
100 years after cars
the same time as cars
Before cars, duh
