Tricky Questions: Can You Pass The Below Quiz?
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Here we have some tricky questions quiz can you pass? You may consider yourself pretty intelligent, and you may be right, but do you know absolutely everything? We’re not so sure – prove us wrong in this quiz on a host of random topics and see if you truly know everything or are just lying to yourself. All the best!
Questions and Answers
- 1.What is Gimli's dad called?
- 2.What is the capital of London?
- A.
Barcelona
- B.
Peckham
- C.
Hogwartz
- D.
Ur Nan
- E.
London
- 3.What did the turnip say to the fluffy chubby bunny?
- A.
Do you like pocodot cheese?
- B.
This quiz is AWESOME!!!
- C.
What the hell hav I let myself in for?
- D.
Are you my mummy?
- E.
HA!!!LOL!!!
- 4.My uncles, sisters, aunts, nephews, cousins, brothers,Grandad is your mum! True or false?
- A.
Y
- B.
N
- 5.I had an umbrell-
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