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If you like trivia, this quiz is for you
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1
How long is 25 Kilometers in Feet?
89,032
82,021
45,087
75,942
2
How many countries are in the world?
195
200
183
197
3
Which one bounces higher?
Glass Ball
Rubber Ball
Wooden Ball
Plastic Ball
4
Which countries aren't in the United Nations?
Russia and China and Mexico
Canada and Germany and France
Japan and Australia and Italy
Taiwan and Vatican City and Palestine
5
Where was Bill Gates born?
Charlotte, NC
Seattle, WA
Atlanta, GA
Dallas, TX
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Which Baseball Player has the record for the most consecutive games played?
Cal Ripken Jr: 2,632
Vladimir Guerra: 2,632
Derick Jeter: 2,632
Hank Aaron: 2,632
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True or False: The Titanic sank in 1913
False
True
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Who won the World Series in 1973?
Miami Marlins
Oakland A's
New York Mets
Houston Astros
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True or False: Earth is the 4th planet from the Sun?
True
False
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True or False: There are 9 planets in our solar system
True
False
11
Which NBA player has won the most MVP's?
Michael Jordan
Shaquille O'Neil
Kareem Abdul Jabar
Kobe Bryant
12
How many president has there been before in US History?
73
27
42
45
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True or False: Most Dogs are color blind?
True
False
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For the Final Question: What Year did Japan become a country?
770 BC
2500 BC
1000 BC
660 BC
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Youtube came out in 2006
False
True
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How many years did Great Britain have control over the 13 colonies?
124 years
67 years
35 years
62 years
17
Who came up with the Law of Gravity?
Issac Newton
Henry Ford
Nikola Tesla
Albert Einstein
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How many colors are there?
32,000
56.2 Billion
16.8 Million
12.6 Million
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Who won the PGA Tour in 2016
Tiger Woods
Gary Woodland
Rory McIlroy
Dustin Johnson
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How many species of Snakes are there?
2,353
843
24,011
3,600
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Who wrote the Book 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea?
Mark Twain
Edgar Allen Poe
Jules Verne
Ernest Hemingway
