The Onion Trivia Quiz

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Onions were worshipped by which ancient civilization?
- Mayans
- Aztec
- Egyptians
- Sumerians

About This Quiz

Do you like onions? Is it your favorite vegetable? They sure add taste to the food. This delicious vegetable is grown and sold all over the world. Onions are key ingredients to many of the popular dishes like pizza, burgers, and spaghetti.
How well aware are you of the mysteries of this wonderful vegetable? Dare to take on this See moreexciting onion trivia quiz to test your knowledge. Can you answer all the onion-related questions correctly? Play this exciting fun trivia quiz with your friends and family member for double the fun!

2.

Which type of onion is the official Vegetable of Washington?
- Tennessee truffle
- Cipollini onions
- Spanish sweet onion
- Walla walla sweet onion
Correct Answer

A. Walla walla sweet onion

Explanation

The official vegetable of Washington is the Walla walla sweet onion. This type of onion is known for its mild and sweet flavor, and it is grown in the Walla Walla Valley in Washington. The Walla walla sweet onion is popular for its large size and is often used in salads, sandwiches, and other dishes. It has become a symbol of the region's agricultural heritage and is celebrated at the annual Walla Walla Sweet Onion Festival.

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3.

How many calories are there in a single serving of onion?
- 45 calories
- 23 calories
- 100 calories
- 330 calories
Correct Answer

A. 45 calories

Explanation

A single serving of onion contains 45 calories.

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4.

What can you eat to get rid of onion breath fast?
- Parsley
- Mint
- Cucumber
- Thyme
Correct Answer

A. Parsley

Explanation

Parsley is known for its ability to freshen breath due to its high chlorophyll content. Chlorophyll has deodorizing properties that can help neutralize the odor of onion breath. Chewing on parsley leaves or consuming parsley in any form can help mask the smell of onions and leave your breath smelling fresher.

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5.

In ____________ onions were used as a currency.
- Paleolithic
- The middle ages
- Renaissance
- Neolithic period
Correct Answer

A. The middle ages

Explanation

During the middle ages, onions were used as a form of currency. This was due to their high value and versatility. Onions were considered valuable commodities and were used as a means of exchange for goods and services. They were also used as a form of payment for rent, taxes, and debts. The use of onions as currency during this time period highlights the importance of this vegetable in daily life and the economy of the middle ages.

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6.

The oldest onion harvest dates back to how many years ago?
- 800 years ago
- 2000 years ago
- 500 years ago
- 7000 years ago
Correct Answer

A. 7000 years ago

Explanation

The correct answer is 7000 years ago. This means that the oldest onion harvest that has been recorded dates back to 7000 years ago. This indicates that onions have been cultivated and harvested for thousands of years, showing their long history as a staple crop.

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7.

Which country produces the largest amount of onions?
- China
- India
- Japan
- America
Correct Answer

A. China

Explanation

China produces the largest amount of onions compared to other countries.

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8.

Who harvested the largest onion in the world?
- Peter Glazebrook
- Gwen Stevens
- Tracy Marks
- Heidi Smith
Correct Answer

A. Peter Glazebrook

Explanation

Peter Glazebrook is the correct answer because he harvested the largest onion in the world. No information is provided about the other options, so we can infer that they are not relevant to the question.

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9.

Which state in the USA was previously known as "The Big Onion"?
- California
- Chicago
- New York
- Virginia
Correct Answer

A. New York

Explanation

New York was previously known as "The Big Onion" because it was a term used to describe the city's diverse and multi-layered nature, similar to the layers of an onion. The nickname reflects the city's rich history, cultural diversity, and vibrant atmosphere.

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10.

Which country consumes the most amount of onions?
- United states of America
- Nepal
- France
- Libiya
Correct Answer

A. Libiya

Explanation

Libya is the correct answer because it is known for its high consumption of onions. Onions are a staple ingredient in Libyan cuisine and are used in a variety of dishes. They are often used as a base for sauces, soups, and stews, and are also commonly used in salads and as a topping for various dishes. The high consumption of onions in Libya can be attributed to their availability, affordability, and the cultural preference for their flavor and aroma in traditional Libyan cooking.

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