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1. Which plant, also known as the Indian fig, is a cactus native to the eastern U.S?
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Explore a diverse range of topics from the natural world and beyond in 'Test Your Knowledge About Assorted'. This quiz challenges your understanding of trees, birds, celestial bodies, and fundamental scientific concepts, enhancing your knowledge across multiple domains of science.

2. Which fruit did the first American colonists refer to as the "love apple"?
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3. The fruit of which large hardwood tree is known as "helicopter" or "whirlybird"?
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4. Which large North American shade tree is also known as a buttonball or buttonwood tree?
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5. Which common bird is the largest of the North American thrushes?
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6. Scientists believe that nearly 90% of all matter can be classified as what?
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7. Which fish was thought to be extinct until rediscovered in the 20th century?
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8. Trivial Pursuit was created in 1979 by two guys trying to play what game?
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9. Which Sony item retailed for $200 when first sold in July 1979?
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10. In 1915, Blair, Nebraska was home to a black and white version of what road sign?
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11. What name is sometimes used for the four large planets farthest from the Sun?
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12. Which group of animals regulates their own body temperature?
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13. In what city would you find the world's first Wal-Mart?
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14. Which popular news magazine published its first issue in March 1923?
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15. What was the initial per-night rental fee at Video Station, the world's first video store?
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16. Which famous fast-food restaurant had a first mascot named "Speedee"?
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Which plant, also known as the Indian fig, is a cactus native to the...
Which fruit did the first American colonists refer to as the "love...
The fruit of which large hardwood tree is known as "helicopter" or...
Which large North American shade tree is also known as a buttonball or...
Which common bird is the largest of the North American thrushes?
Scientists believe that nearly 90% of all matter can be classified as...
Which fish was thought to be extinct until rediscovered in the 20th...
Trivial Pursuit was created in 1979 by two guys trying to play what...
Which Sony item retailed for $200 when first sold in July 1979?
In 1915, Blair, Nebraska was home to a black and white version of what...
What name is sometimes used for the four large planets farthest from...
Which group of animals regulates their own body temperature?
In what city would you find the world's first Wal-Mart?
Which popular news magazine published its first issue in March 1923?
What was the initial per-night rental fee at Video Station, the...
Which famous fast-food restaurant had a first mascot named "Speedee"?
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