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Interesting Facts Multiple Choice #1
How well do you know JetPunk's first 15 Interesting Facts?
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Last updated: July 23, 2020
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1.
Technically, Manila is not the most populous city in the Philippines. What neighboring municipality is?
Pinatubo
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Davao City
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Cebu City
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Quezon City
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2.
Gandhi never won the Nobel Peace Prize. Who did?
Saddam Hussein
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Yasser Arafat
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Benito Mussolini
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Herbert Hoover
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3.
The only U.S. presidents to run unopposed were George Washington and who?
John Adams
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James Monroe
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James Madison
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Abraham Lincoln
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4.
What is both the deepest and the oldest lake in the world?
Lake Maracaibo
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Lake Baikal
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Caspian Sea
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Great Salt Lake
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5.
The largest island in the United States is Hawaii, also known as what?
Haleakala
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The Big Island
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Pearl Harbor
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The Great Island
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6.
Who was rated the #1 guitarist of all time by Rolling Stone magazine?
James Burton
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Jimi Hendrix
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John Lennon
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Elvis Presley
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7.
What squid is thought to be even larger than the giant squid?
The gigantic squid
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The colossal squid
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The massive squid
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The whale squid
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8.
What does that squid have the largest of any mammal?
Heart
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Eyes
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Tongue
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Brain
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9.
How many prisoners were inside the Bastille when it was stormed during the French Revolution?
13
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69
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7
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4
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10.
Fortune cookies were invented in the United States by a person who was born in what country?
Australia
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Japan
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The United Kingdom
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China
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11.
Mark Twain was born two weeks after the appearance of Halley's Comet in 1835 and died one day after it returned how many years later?
87
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83
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75
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92
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12.
John Adams and Thomas Jefferson both died on what day in 1826?
June 14
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July 4
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December 25
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November 11
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13.
Who was both the first woman to win a Nobel Prize and the first person of any gender to win twice?
Amelia Earhardt
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Marie Curie
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Margaret Thatcher
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Susan B. Anthony
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14.
What city is not named for a figure from Greek mythology, but for an ancient Celtic tribe?
Hercules
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Paris
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Athens
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Olympia
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15.
The United States is older than Germany. Germany did not become a unified country until what year?
1848
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1914
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1871
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1815
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