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CYC: Environmental Fun Facts!
CYC: Environmental Fun Facts!
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Amazing facts you need to know
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1
A cucumber is technically a vegetable
True
False
2
Why do some pens have a hole in the top of the lid?
Lets the ink run out
It was originally not supposed to have a hole
Releases the compressed air
Prevent children from chocking
3
On average, how long does it take for a chicken egg to hatch?
12 days
21 days
43 days
32 days
4
If the entire world lived like the average American, how many planets would be needed?
7
5
2
3.5
5
Recycling is a $200 billion industry in the U.S
False
True
6
What is a group of Jellyfish called?
school
Pride
Bloom
Kit
7
How long does it take for a sloth to digest it’s food?
2 weeks
2 days
2 hours
2 months
8
The Paris Agreement on climate change was signed by the largest number of countries ever in one day
False
True
9
Where is a shrimps heart located?
Its leg
Its tail
Its head
Its chest
10
Approximately 88,000 jobs were created in 2015 through the wind power sector
True
False
11
How many tress are cut down each day for toilet paper?
27,000
13,000
32,000
46,000
12
What is a group of pigeons called?
Kit
Bevy
Flock
Brood
13
Beavers have transparent eyelids so they can see underwater with their eyes shut
True
False
14
The first iPhone was created by Apple
True
False
15
What is the name of the tip of a shoelace?
Wrens
Kettles
Combs
Aglets
16
How many times can paper be recycled?
12
24
6
2
17
How many pencils can be made from the average tree?
20,700
240,080
65,450
170,100
18
Saturn and Jupiter rain diamonds
False
True
19
Select the recyclable items
Paper, cardboard, juice cartons, tin
Paper, takeaway coffee cups, bubble wrap, steel
Cardboard, disposable nappies, milk carton, clear glass bottle
Paper, cardboard, steel, bubble wrap
20
What is the most common letter that appears in 11 percent of all English words?
O
U
E
A
