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Fact OR Fiction?
Fact OR Fiction?
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Can you tell a truth from a lie? Who knows! Test your knowledge in this fast-paced quiz.
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1
King Kong was the largest gorilla in the world that passed away in 1933 in captivity
False
True
2
Ronald Mcdonald quit his job as a circus performer and opened the 1st Mcdonald's restaurant in 1940
True
False
3
The Greek name for the mosquito is "anopheles," which means “good for nothing.”
False
True
4
There are no seagulls in Hawaii
False
True
5
James Friedrich holds the world record of climbing mount Everest in under 2 hours
False
True
6
Hawaiian pizza was created in Canada, by a Greek immigrant
False
True
7
The man who designed the Pringles can, Fred Bauer, is buried in one
False
True
8
There are no muscles in your fingers
False
True
9
Santa Claus in Hawaiian is called: Kuli Maka-kuluki
False
True
10
Sweden has 267,570 islands, the most of any country in the world
True
False
11
The first question of this quiz was about seagulls
True
False
12
Amazon was originally called Bookzone
True
False
13
The Eiffel Tower was at first built to serve as a big radar during the war
False
True
14
The Australian tiger mosquito, Fifindela tigroni flies faster than eagles
False
True
15
Restaurant Michelin stars are given out by the Michelin tire company
False
True
16
The oscar award is named after Oscar, a stage cleaner from Hollywood and the statue can be seen holding a broom
True
False
17
Rock Dwayne Johnson was nominated for an Oscar for his work in Harry Potter
True
False
18
The original name for the search engine Google was Backrub
False
True
19
No number before 1,000 contains the letter A
False
True
20
Harry Potter is the third most-read book in the world, coming behind only The Holy Bible and The Holy Quran
True
False
21
This is a real New Zealand place: Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateaturipukakapikimaungahoronukupokaiwhenuakitanatahu
False
True
22
Bubbles keep your bath water warmer longer
False
True
23
McDonald’s once made bubblegum-flavored broccoli
True
False
24
Steve Jobs almost named the iPhone "Applebite" but changed his mind
True
False
25
Knitting was at first a male-only hobby. When the first knitting union was established in 1527, no women were allowed
True
False
26
It’s illegal to own only one pig in Russia
True
False
27
Tsundoku
is the act of acquiring books and not reading them
False
True
28
Elephants sing to each other, but their songs are in a frequency too low for humans to hear
True
False