Random Trivia Quiz 1
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King Louis XIX ruled france for...
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2 years
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1 decade
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15 minutes
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32 years
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In alaska...
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Dogs are actually referred as huffpuffs
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It is illegal to snipe a moose from an airplane
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Murder is encouraged
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Tourists have a 40% chance of surviving through Alaska's parks
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A. It is illegal to snipe a moose from an airplaneExplanation
The given answer states that it is illegal to snipe a moose from an airplane in Alaska. This means that shooting at a moose from an aircraft is against the law in Alaska. This law is likely in place to protect the wildlife and ensure fair hunting practices. Sniping a moose from an airplane could be dangerous for both the animal and the people involved, as well as potentially disrupting the natural balance of the ecosystem.Rate this question:
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What happens when you lick 10 stamps?
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You consume a toxic chemical called Isoghandophin
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You gain 1 calorie
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Your blood sugar levels skyrocket
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You lose .2% of the taste buds in your mouth
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A. You gain 1 calorieExplanation
Licking 10 stamps would result in gaining 1 calorie. When licking a stamp, a small amount of adhesive is consumed, which contains calories. While the calorie intake is minimal, it still contributes to the overall calorie count.Rate this question:
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Who is Mr. Bib?
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The CEO of Walmart
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Easybib's mascot
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The Michelin man
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The first person who discovered saltwater tastes bad
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A. The Michelin manExplanation
The Michelin man is a well-known advertising mascot for the Michelin tire company. He is often depicted as a large, white, marshmallow-like figure made out of tires. The Michelin man has been used in various advertising campaigns to promote Michelin tires and is recognized worldwide. He is not the CEO of Walmart, the mascot for Easybib, or the first person to discover that saltwater tastes bad.Rate this question:
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How many eyelids does a duck have?
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1
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2
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3
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8
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A. 3Explanation
Ducks have three eyelids. The upper eyelid is used for blinking, the lower eyelid is used for sleeping, and the third eyelid, called the nictitating membrane, is a transparent membrane that protects the eye while still allowing the duck to see underwater.Rate this question:
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What theory is explained by the rotation of Earth?
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Birds migrate south instead of east
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When you throw something, it goes faster when you throw west
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The atomic bomb will never be used to the right of the United States
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People are usually right handed
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A. When you throw something, it goes faster when you throw westExplanation
The correct answer is "Coriolis effect." The rotation of the Earth causes the Coriolis effect, which is the deflection of moving objects, such as projectiles, due to the Earth's rotation. When something is thrown westward, it is moving in the same direction as the Earth's rotation, which results in it going faster compared to if it was thrown eastward, where it would be moving against the Earth's rotation. This is due to the conservation of angular momentum.Rate this question:
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What random fact is true?
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Clouds fly higher in the day than at night
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The idea for Mario came from a homeless man
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Supertux, the penguin platformer, was actually meant to be a COD game in the beginning
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A five foot child can fit inside a hippo's mouth
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A. Clouds fly higher in the day than at nightExplanation
Clouds fly higher in the day than at night because during the day, the sun heats up the Earth's surface, which in turn heats up the air. This warm air rises and creates updrafts, causing the clouds to be pushed higher into the atmosphere. At night, without the sun's heat, the air cools down, and the clouds remain at lower altitudes.Rate this question:
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