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50 True and False Quiz

50 True and False questions. Can you get them right.
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Last updated: October 4, 2023
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1. The letter J is not included on the Periodic Table.
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2. Sharks are classified as mammals.
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3. Bats are usually blind.
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4. Mount Everest is the 2nd tallest mountain in the world.
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5. Vatican city is the smallest country in the world.
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6. Cheesecake comes from Italy.
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7. Santa Claus has his own postal code.
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8. There are 7 nights in Kwanzaa
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9. There are 30 NFL teams.
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10. Three strikes in a row in bowling is called a chicken.
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11. The letter "T" is the most common letter in the English language
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12. Batman's butler is named Alfred.
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13. 2 of Henry Vlll 6 wives were executed.
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14. Walt Disney has the record for most academy rewards.
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15. Patients with COVID-19 may use ibuprofen, aspirin, or naproxen as anti-inflammatory medications.
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16. In Scotland, the unicorn is the national animal.
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17. In a regular deck of cards, all kings have a mustache.
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18. The mosquito has a record for killing more people than any other species in written history.
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19. Mickey’s given name has initially been Milton Mouse.
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20. Four countries share their land borders with Switzerland.
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21. The goat is used to symbolize the zodiac sign, Capricorn.
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22. True and False questions are also referred to as alternate-response questions.
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23. Avocados are vegetables.
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24. Human teeth are the only part of the body that can’t heal themselves.
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25. McDonald’s serves spaghetti in the Philippines.
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26. Golf balls have 300 to 500 dimples.
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27. Lightning can’t strike in the same place twice.
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28. The sun was never considered a star.
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29. Dinosaurs are the biggest animals to ever live.
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30. Herbivores eat animals.
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31. Dark chocolate is actually good for you.
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32. Drinking too much milk can cause health issues.
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33. Ketchup was once used as a medicine.
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34. Mushrooms are the most popular pizza topping in the U.S.
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35. Snails are safe to eat as long as they are cooked properly.
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36. Cupid is the god of love in Greek mythology
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37. The human body is 20 percent water.
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38. Coca-Cola was the first soft drink in the United States.
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39. On July 4, 1776, only 2 men signed the Declaration of Independence.
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40. The first football helmets were made of moleskin.
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41. The three Axis powers in World War II were Germany, Greece and Japan.
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42. The Pacific Ocean is the biggest ocean on Earth.
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43. Juneteenth has been an official holiday since the 1960s.
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44. Hanukkah lasts for seven days.
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45. France is responsible for giving us French fries.
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46. The process of creating honey involves bees vomiting.
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47. Arachnophobia is the fear of bathing.
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48. The record for the tallest human in the world is almost 9 feet tall.
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49. Ants can hold up to 5,000 times their body weight.
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50. Sloths take 10 days to digest food.
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