What Do You Know About The Unicorn?
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When was the first written record of a unicorn recorded?
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400 B.C.E
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450 B.C.E
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500 B.C.E
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370 B.C.E
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The unicorn is a magical, mystical and unreal animal that is rather more popular than even real animals. Do you think you know the unicorn very well? Take this test, but—first—get ready to be surprised.
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What does the Chinese call the unicorn?
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Khilin
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Cilin
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Qilin
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Kilin
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A. QilinExplanation
The Chinese call the unicorn Qilin.Rate this question:
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What country maintains the unicorn as its official national animal?
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Finland
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Scotland
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Ireland
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Zealand
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A. ScotlandExplanation
Scotland maintains the unicorn as its official national animal. The unicorn has been a symbol of Scotland since the 12th century and is featured in the country's royal coat of arms. It represents purity, power, and grace, and is often associated with Scottish folklore and mythology. The choice of the unicorn as the national animal reflects Scotland's unique cultural identity and heritage.Rate this question:
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What is the name for the horn on a unicorn?
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Anicorn
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Alicorn
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Alihorn
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Anihorn
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A. AlicornExplanation
The correct answer is Alicorn. An alicorn is the name for the horn on a unicorn. This term is commonly used in mythology and fantasy literature to refer to the unique horn that is said to possess magical properties.Rate this question:
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In the Old Testament of the King James Bible, there are how many references to unicorns?
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3
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4
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5
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6
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A. 6Explanation
In the Old Testament of the King James Bible, there are six references to unicorns. These references can be found in the books of Numbers, Deuteronomy, Job, Psalms, and Isaiah. Although the term "unicorn" in these verses is often debated and interpreted differently, it is generally believed to refer to a mythical creature with a single horn.Rate this question:
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Where did unicorn originate from?
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Africa
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Asia
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North America
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Europe
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A. AsiaExplanation
Unicorns are mythical creatures that are believed to have originated from Asia. In various ancient texts and folklore, unicorns are often associated with Asian cultures such as China and India. These cultures have rich traditions and stories about unicorns, depicting them as majestic and powerful beings. Additionally, historical artifacts and artwork from Asia often depict unicorns, further supporting the belief that they originated from this region.Rate this question:
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During the Dark Ages, who were first described as having great power over unicorns?
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Female vampires
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Female werewolves
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Virgins
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Barren women
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A. VirginsExplanation
During the Dark Ages, virgins were believed to have great power over unicorns. This belief stemmed from the notion that unicorns were pure and innocent creatures, and therefore only virgins, who were also considered pure and innocent, could approach and interact with them. This association between virgins and unicorns became a popular belief during that time period.Rate this question:
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The first known depiction of a unicorn dates back to...
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15,000 BCE
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14,000 BCE
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13,000 BCE
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12,000 BCE
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A. 15,000 BCEExplanation
The correct answer is 15,000 BCE. This is the earliest known depiction of a unicorn.Rate this question:
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In his travels, Marco Polo believed he stumbled across unicorns — they were actually...
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Wounded horses
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Rhinoceros
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Camels
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Unknown till today
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A. RhinocerosExplanation
Marco Polo believed he had encountered unicorns during his travels, but they were actually rhinoceros. This is because rhinoceros have a single horn on their nose, which may have led to the misconception that they were unicorns. The confusion could have been due to the limited knowledge and understanding of different species during Marco Polo's time.Rate this question:
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Who reportedly decided not to conquer India after meeting a unicorn, which bowed down to him?
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Kublai Khan
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Ibn Battuta
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Genghis Khan
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Vasco da Gama
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A. Genghis KhanExplanation
Genghis Khan reportedly decided not to conquer India after meeting a unicorn, which bowed down to him. This encounter with a mythical creature may have been seen as a sign or omen, leading Genghis Khan to believe that it was not his destiny to conquer India. It is worth noting that this story is based on legends and folklore, and the historical accuracy of such accounts is often debated.Rate this question:
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