Terrible Facts you Never Wanted to Know

Can you answer these questions about terrible facts that you never wanted to know?
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1. What percent of the world's cheese is stolen every year?
4%
40%
0.4%
0.04%
The most stolen food in the world
2. Which of these states has the United States accidentally dropped a nuclear bomb on?
Hawaii
West Virginia
California
North Carolina
2 actually, but neither detonated
3. About how many dead bodies are there on Mount Everest?
130
70
200
30
The deceased are often left on the mountain
4. Which of these things kills the most people each year?
Vending Machines
Armed Toddlers
Lawnmowers
Coconuts
150 people a year
5. What Pokemon are the most children in the United States named after?
Chansey
Pikachu
Squirtle
Tangela
234 children are named Tangela, followed by 160 named Abra, and 123 named Paras
6. How many more people in the world own a cell phone than a toilet?
700,000,000
1 Billion
1.5 Billion
250,000,000
4.5 billion toilets, 6 billion cell phones
7. In 2008, who did 20% of British teens think didn't exist?
Madonna
Benito Mussolini
Barack Obama
Winston Churchill
58% also thought Sherlock Holmes was a real person
8. What does "Crayola" actually mean
Oily Chalk
Happy Fun
Pretty Color
Paint Stain
Coming from French with “craie”, meaning “chalk”, with “ola”, meaning “oily”
9. What grade did the student who designed the fifty star American flag get on his project?
C
B-
A-
A+
He was seventeen years old in Lancaster, Ohio
10. How many pounds of a human body is bacteria (on average)
10
1
35
5
About 3%
11. For how much money did the third Apple founder sell his 10% share for in 1976?
$8 Million
$80 Million
$800
$80,000
Now it would be worth about 98 billion
12. How many ants make up a pound of ants?
450,000
1,500,000
1,000,000,000
32,000,000
Just incase you needed to know
13. What is the name of the average color of the universe?
Skyvory
Cosmic Latte
Astronomer Almond
Primordial Clam Chowder
All of these were suggested names
14. Which is NOT a flavor of Oreo?
Greek Yogurt
Green Tea
Limeade
Watermelon
A flavor for every occasion
15. Which of these foods does NOT have an indefinite shelf life.
Honey
Vanilla Extract
Sugar
Sparkling Water
The shelf life is about 1-2 years
16. Which of these animals has had their fingerprints confused for human ones at a crime scene?
Squirrel
Gorilla
German Shepherd
Koala
Koala's fingerprints are incredibly similar to human ones
17. When was the last time France executed prisoners with a guillotine
1814
1959
1903
1977
I have no explanation
18. All of what bird in England are owned by the crown.
Red-tailed Hawk
Swan
Woodpigeon
Greenfinch
This was because they used to be endangered
19. What can fall from the sky on Neptune?
Sharp Ice Spikes
Lead Spheres
Chlorine Gas
Diamonds
It gets more dangerous the more you think about it
20. When Niels Bohr won the Nobel Prize, he also got an infinite supply of what?
Sheep
Beer
Lemons
Chocolate
Personally I would prefer the other three.
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Level 44
Apr 2, 2020
You would like an infinite supply of sheep?
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Level 75
Apr 29, 2020
Just think how much you cold sell it for though
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Level 71
Jul 22, 2021
I'm afraid the "150 deaths per year by falling coconuts" is a thoroughly debunked urban legend, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_by_coconut
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Level 71
Jul 22, 2021
The actual answer seems to be lawnmowers, with 70 deaths per year in the US alone (https://www.newsweek.com/lawnmowers-kill-more-people-bears-sharks-alligators-each-year-1529280, http://enablingthefuture.org/2017/07/12/lawn-mower-accidents-are-the-leading-cause-of-amputations-for-children-in-the-usa/, https://sunnewsreport.com/new-report-on-the-dangers-of-operating-riding-lawnmowers/ etc)
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Level 55
Nov 17, 2021
you do realise that there is the rest of the world outside of the US where the number of coconut related injuries/deaths would be more significant.

not too many coconuts trees in the US id imagine.

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Level 82
Jul 22, 2021
I'm not sure the toilet/cellphone one makes sense... It's not really an individual possession the way a cell phone is. If a family of 4 has one toilet in their house, who owns it?

Also, I think this could use another minute.

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Level 71
Jul 22, 2021
I'm guessing it means access to a toilet. The explanation for that question may be strange, but it also makes sense to me. One of the biggest shocks when I visited my grandparents in rural Bangladesh was a brand new, bright, glistening Huawei store in the midst of a village with huge piles of trash and tons of rickety old shops that lacked basic sanitation services.
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Level 65
Jul 22, 2021
Ah...the atomic bombs of Goldsboro. As a North Carolinian, I know that tale well.
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Level 60
Jul 25, 2021
This is cool

58% also thought Sherlock Holmes was a real person

58% of users answered this correctly

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Level 63
Mar 4, 2024
would like to know how many people die each year from armed toddlers

that would be interesting, imagine telling the police that your toddler killed someone or being that toddler...