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1
The Jurassic period preceded the Triassic period.
True
False
2
World War 1 started as a result of the shooting of arch Duke Franz Ferdinand.
True
False
3
Lightning never strikes the same place twice.
False
True
4
The elements used to create fusion within the sun are hydrogen and nitrogen.
True
False
5
Queen Elizibeth used lead to makeup her scarred skin because of smallpox.
False
True
6
John is the English version of the Name Han.
False
True
7
The third party presidential candidate with the largest vote was Teddy Roosevelt.
True
False
8
The Largest waterfall in the world is Saint Falls in Canada.
True
False
9
The hardest material is diamond.
True
False
10
Purple dyes came from flowers in ancient Greece.
True
False
11
The Romans assassinated Pompeii.
False
True
12
The Montana Vikings are a football Team in the NFL.
False
True
13
The most consumed drink in the world is water.
False
True
14
The biggest ship created was the RMS Titanic.
True
False
15
The capital of Nebraska is Lincoln.
False
True
16
The most consumed alcoholic beverage in the US is beer.
True
False
17
The most popular sport in India is cricket.
True
False
18
The Super Bowl was in part named after a ball used by the son of the creator of the NFL.
True
False
19
The largest type of reptile is the crocodile.
False
True
20
The highest grossing movie of all time is "Titanic".
True
False
21
The newest country in the world is Montenegro.
True
False
22
47 x 12 is 563.
False
True
23
The capital of Brazil is Rio de Janeiro.
True
False
24
The organelle that is found exclusively in plants is known as the cell wall.
True
False
25
Cars 2 was a movie with very bad reviews.
False
True
26
The Barbary Wars were fought in the Pacific.
False
True
27
Michael Aldridge made this quiz.
False
True
28
About 2000 people live in the Vatican city.
True
False
29
North Korea is a member of the United Nations.
True
False
30
The manta ray is the largest type of ray.
True
False
31
Varciella Zoster is the scientific name of bubonic plague.
True
False
32
The name of a group of emus is a mob.
False
True
33
Mosquitos are found in Alaska.
False
True
34
The most popular video game of all time is Tetris.
True
False
35
The Cannabis War was a war fought between China and Britan.
False
True
36
Cats like to jump places due to their instincts.
False
True
37
The most common bird in the world is the mockingbird.
True
False
38
The population of Russia is greater than that of Nigeria.
False
True
39
The colossal squid is known to have the largest eyeball of any animal.
True
False
40
The deepest point on earth is known as the Great Deep.
False
True
41
The largest desert in the world is the Sahara desert.
True
False
42
The was once a dye created from dead corpses.
True
False
43
Germany is the country with the most World Cups.
False
True
44
Nikola Tesla invented the lightbulb.
False
True
45
Louisiana was originally colonized by the French.
True
False
46
Tibet was once a country.
True
False
47
Almost all glasses brands are owned by Luxottica.
False
True
48
The Incas made roads to ride their carts on.
True
False
49
Disney's first movie was Snow White and the Seven Dwarves.
False
True
50
The day the Great Depression began is known as Black Friday.
False
True
51
There are 9 colors of the rainbow.
False
True
52
The USA once owned Venezuela.
True
False
53
The movie "Frozen" was released in 2014.
False
True
54
Jaguar is a British car company.
False
True
55
William the Norman conquered England in 1066.
True
False
56
Hawaii is the only state in the USA not affected by rabies.
True
False
57
The dog most used for police searches are bloodhounds.
True
False
58
The largest shark is the shark whale.
True
False
59
The most popular name for male dogs is Max.
False
True
60
The most recent element added to the periodic table is Tesleum.
False
True
