Can You Identify Between What Is Fact or Myth?
Test your discernment skills in our 'Fact or Myth' quiz! Challenge your knowledge as you navigate through a series of statements, distinguishing between what's true and what's a misconception. Explore a variety of topics, from science and history to common beliefs, and sharpen your critical thinking abilities. This quiz is designed to be both fun and enlightening, offering a playful way to debunk myths and reinforce factual understanding. Whether you're a trivia enthusiast or just eager to separate fact from fiction, embark on this engaging journey to discover the truth behind various claims. Strengthen your analytical prowess and enjoy a Read morequiz that not only entertains but also educates on the importance of discerning between reality and myth
Fact or Myth Questions and Answers
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Brazil is home to the biggest Japanese population outside of Japan?
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Fact
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Myth
Correct Answer
A. FactExplanation
Today, 2.3 million Brazilians are of Japanese descent. It's the largest population outside of Japan.Rate this question:
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In 1752, Britons went to bed on September 2 and woke up on September 14?
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Fact
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Myth
Correct Answer
A. FactExplanation
11 days were lost when the Julian Calendar changed to the Gregorian Calendar.
The Gregorian calendar is the calendar used in most parts of the world. It was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII as a modification of, and replacement for, the Julian calendar.Rate this question:
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The national animal of Scotland is the unicorn?
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Fact
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Myth
Correct Answer
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Alcohol destroys brain cells
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Fact
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Myth
Correct Answer
B. MythExplanation
It is a Myth that - “every alcoholic drink you take kills 1,000 brain cells.”
Instead, alcohol damages the brain in other ways, for instance, by damaging the ends of neurons. This can make it difficult for those neurons to send important nerve signals. Alcohol may also damage the brain by increasing the risk of strokes, head injuries, and accidents.Rate this question:
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Camels store water in their humps
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True
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False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
A camel's hump does not hold water at all – it actually stores fat. The camel uses it as nourishment when food is scarce.Rate this question:
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T-shirts are called that because they were originally dyed with tea leaves.
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Fact
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Fiction
Correct Answer
B. FictionExplanation
T-shirts are called that because of their shape. They resemble the letter T.Rate this question:
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The world’s largest model railroad is in Germany.
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Fact
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Fiction
Correct Answer
A. FactExplanation
Located in Hamburg, the world’s largest railroad includes more than 10,000 cars and spans more than 11,840 square feet (1,100 square meters).Rate this question:
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The name Lego has no meaning.
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Fact
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Fiction
Correct Answer
B. FictionExplanation
Lego comes from the Danish expression Leg godt, which means "Play nicely" or "Play well."Rate this question:
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Water that has been boiled in a microwave and then cooled is harmful to plants.
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Fact
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Fiction
Correct Answer
B. FictionExplanation
It's still just water!Rate this question:
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In most cars, the slower you go, the more miles you'll be able to go on a single tank of gas.
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Fact
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Fiction
Correct Answer
B. FictionExplanation
The best speed for fuel efficiency varies from car to car, but the "sweet spot" is usually between 40-60mph.Rate this question:
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