Statistics for Things people confuse #2

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  • This quiz has been taken 19 times
  • The average score is 11 of 30

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HintAnswer% Correct
England, Scotland and WalesGreat Britain
100%
...plus Northern IrelandUnited Kingdom
100%
a clawed crustacean that lives in salty water and is often served as food that's just too damn laborious to eatlobster
87%
animals, heroes in a half shell, basically well shielded reptiles who live most of their lives in the water, but lay eggs on landturtle
80%
mental help professionals who usually study you by asking questions and giving suggestions, NOT medical doctors and do not give you drugs, studied mental health in theory and practice but not necessarily any physical healthpsychologist
73%
animals, sort of 'cousins' of the previous, well shielded reptiles who live exclusively on land and cannot swim at alltortoise
73%
mental help professionals who are also medical doctors and can prescribe you drugs, more focused on the physical side of your ailments (e.g. CT/PET scan, blood samples etc.), may have read only one course of psychology or otherwise very littlepsychiatrist
67%
religious thought: strictly believes there is no deity / supreme being or beingsatheist
53%
a human categorization that is largely based on physical appearance such as skin color and other things, cannot be changedrace
47%
a clawed crustacean that lives in fresh water, look somewhat like the smaller versions of the abovecrayfish
40%
a human categorization that is based on shared culture, language, customs and beliefs, can be changedethnicity
40%
a criminal who kills multiple people in many separate incidents (2 words)serial killer
40%
a food based on the previous that can be more like purée or more watery that includes all sorts of things like potatoes, vegetables, meet, rice or whatnotsoup
40%
a savory liquid that can be eaten (drunk, really) as a 'food' alone, but is usually prepared for making other dishesbroth
33%
emotion: you know or imagine that you, or someone you're responsible for, have done something wrong, causing you to feel remorse and act extra virtuous e.g. by restraining or punishing yourself or by paying back the victim somehow, generally caused by breach of your own internal valuesguilt
33%
to go or be in a horizontal positionlie
27%
a criminal who kills multiple people during one incident (2 words)mass murderer
27%
actor: in The Social Network, Zombieland, Now You See Me, The Art of Self-Defense he's AmericanJesse Eisenberg
20%
to put or place something or someone in a horizontal positionlay
20%
actor: in Superbad, Juno, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World, Arrested Development, he's CanadianMichael Cera
20%
emotion: you know or imagine that you have done something dishonorable, degrading, humiliating etc., (or that someone has done something to reflect the listed things on you) causing you to feel worthless, small, powerless, angry, irritated etc. and causing you to act by hiding, denying or revenging, generally caused by violation of cultural or social valuesshame
20%
language: "to act on" or "to move", think of starting something (in psychology the word is related to feelings)affect
13%
you behave, dress, talk etc. in a certain way because of peer influenceconformity
13%
language: "to accomplish", "result in/from", something produced by a cause, think of finishing somethingeffect
13%
having the same amount of quantity, value, rank, ability etc. as someone elseequality
13%
justice and fairness (although, not in the business sense)equity
7%
religious thought: is not a member of any particular religion, rejects organized religion and their dogma, but can be open to the existence of god or gods, or simply thinks the subject matter is irrelevantirreligious
7%
acting considerate, pleasant, gentle, avoiding confrontation, doing favors, giving support and not waiting to be paid for it in any waykindness
7%
you behave, dress, talk etc. in a certain way because of your boss, parents, someone with power over you commands/expects you to do soobedience
0%
lacking firmness or strength, a pushover based on the 'evidence' listed aboveweakness
0%

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