True Or False:- Ancient Egyptians Used To Sleep On Pillows Made Of Stone^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Tarzan Goes To Cardiff. Is This A Title Of A Film^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Most Eskimos Have Fridges^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Up Until 1920 It Was Technically Legal To Send Children Through The Mail In The Usa^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Madonna's Real First Name Is Madonna^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Laurel Leaves Are Poisonous^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Elvis Presley Visited England Just Once^False Never Visited^Med
True Or False:- Woman Blink Twice As Much As Men^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Jessica Simpson Was Singing Hymns Before Being A Pop Star^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Peanuts Are An Ingredient Used In The Production Of Dynamite^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Cleopatra Was Egyptian^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Singer Russel Watson Used To Be A Post Man Before He Became A Famous Classical Singer^FALSE , WELDER^Med
True Or False:- In English Common Law It Is Illegal To Marry Your Widows Sister^True (You Would Be Dead)^Med
True Or False:- Coca Cola Was Originally Green^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Calamity Jane Is Buried Besides Wildbill Hiccock^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Term 'Rule Of Thumb' Derived From An Old English Law Stating That You Couldn't Beat Your Wife With Anything Wider Than Your Thumb^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Eddie Van Halen Played Lead Guitar On Michael Jacksons Thriller^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In Every Episode Of Seinfeld There Is Always A Super Man Somewhere In The Show^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Leanest Red Meat In The World Is From Beef^False It's ostrich^Med
True Or False:- The Grapefruit Got It's Name Because It Grows In Clusters On A Tree(Like Grapes)^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Your More Likely To Be Killed By A Poisonous Spider Than A Champagne Cork^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- A Sacrifice Fly Is A Play In Baseball^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Magnetic Compass Was First Used By The Americans^False it was the Chinese^Med
True Or False:- An English Prime Minister Invented The Swivel Chair^False but it was in fact an American President^Med
True Or False:- Bombay Duck Is Made From Fish^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Coca Cola Was Originally Green^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- If Turkeys Look Up When It Rains They Can Drown^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Pamela Anderson Knew Tommy Lee 2 Weeks Before They Got Married^False it was 96 hours^Med
True Or False:- More People Are Allergic To Cows Milk Than Any Other Food^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Average Life Of A Hermit Crab Is 25 Years^False it's 75 years^Med
True Or False:- Ancient Egyptians Shaved Their Eyebrows To Mourn The Death Of Their Cat^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Snail Can Sleep Up To 3 Years At One Time^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- People Buy 4 Times More Baby Food Than Dog Food In A Year^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Scolionophobia Is A Fear Of School^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- By Raising Your Legs Slowly And Laying On Your Back You Can't Sink In Quick Sand^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- At Least 1000 People Are Injured Every Year Trying Out New Sexual Positions^False 11,000^Med
True Or False:- Sir Walter Scott Is Actually Scottish^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- If A Cat Falls Off The 20th Floor Of A Building As Opposed To The 7th Floor It Has A 30% Greater Chance Of Survival^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Americans Eat Aproximately 50 Acres Or 175 Slices Of Pizza Per Second^False Its 100 Acres, 350 Slices^Med
True Or False:- Couples Who Marry In January February And March Tend To Have Higher Divorce Rates^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Impotence Is Ground For Divorce In 24 States In The Us^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In Chinese The Kfc Slogan Finger Lickin Good Tranlated To Eat Your Fingers Off^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- One Tree Can Filter Up To 20 Pounds Of Pollutants Each Year^False Its 60 pounds^Med
True Or False:- Food & Wine Magazine Reported That In Japan Squid Is The Most Common Topping For Pizzas^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Samhainophobia Is The Fear Of Ghosts^False it's the fear of Halloween^Med
True Or False:- 20% Of The People Using Dating Services Are Already Married^False Its 35%^Med
True Or False:- Ian Botham Used To Play For Leeds United^False ( Scunthorpe Utd)^Med
True Or False:- Tennis Is The Most Popular Sport Played In American Nudist Camps^False Its Volleyball^Med
True Or False:- Americans Spend Over $750 Million At Vending Machines^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Banana Is The Worlds Largest Herb^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The State Of Irwin Tennessee Once Hanged An Elephant For Murder^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Crocodiles Digestive System Is So Strong It Can Digest A Steel 9 Inch Nail^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Boat Race Was First Televised In 1938^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Longest Flight Of A Chicken Is 13 Seconds^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Once A Human Reaches The Age Of 35,He/She Will Start Losing A 1,000 Brain Cells A Day^False it's 7,000^Med
True Or False:- England Was The First Country To Recognize Ireland's Independence^False it was the USA^Med
True Or False:- In The 1830's Ketchup Was Sold As A Medicine^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The First Ever Us Consumer Product Sold In The Soviet Union Was Macdonalds^False Pepsi Cola^Med
True Or False:- It's Illegal To Drink Beer Out Of A Bucket While Your Sitting On The Curb In St Louis^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In Cleveland Ohio ,It's Illegal To Catch Mice Without A License^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Butterflies Rest With Their Wings Open^False it's together^Med
True Or False:- You're Born With 300 Bones,But When You Get To Be An Adult You Only Have 206^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Jiffy Is An Actual Unit Of Time For 1/100 Th Of A Second^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Wiccaphobia Is A Fear Of Woods^False it's witches^Med
True Or False:- The Queen Bee Lays Up To 200,000 Eggs In One Year^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Crocodile Cannot Stick Out It's Tongue^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- It Takes Just One Day To Make A Jelly Bean^False it's a week^Med
True Or False:- Ancient Egyptians Used To Sleep On Pillows Made Of Stone^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Tarzan Goes To Cardiff. Is This A Title Of A Film True Or False^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In 2000 Bc, Egyptians Used Crocodile And Elephant Dung As A Contraceptive^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Last Private Resident Of 10 Downing Street, Before It Became The Official Home Of The Prime Minister, Was A Man Called Mr Chicken. )True Or False^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Ryan Giggs Who Plays International Football For Wales Was Actually Born In England.^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Is 'Knife Throwing- A Practical Guide' A Real Title For A Book^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Olympic Flame Was Introduced At The 1928 Olympics^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Termites Eat Wood Twice As Fast When Listening To Heavy Metal Music^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- To Raise Money For The 1980 Olympics, Daley Thompson Raced A Greyhound. T Or F^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In The Movie The Wizard Of Oz Toto The Dog Got Paid More Money Than Judy Garland^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Benny Hill's First Paying Job Was As A Milkman^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- It Is Now A Scientific Fact That Elephants Have The Ability To Mimic Sounds, Including Birds, And Nearby Traffic.^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In The 1975 Film 'The Day Of The Locust', Donald Sutherland Plays A Character Called Homer Simpson^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Tim Henman & Greg Rusedski Share The Same Birthday^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Stevie Wonder Played The Harmonica On Chaka Khan's 'I Feel For You'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In America In 1998 Burger King Introduced A New Left Handed Whopper For The 32 Million Left Handed Americans The Ingredients Were The Same But All The Condiments Were Rotated 180^False^Med
True Or False:- Sheep In Scotland Faint If You Jump Out At Them^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Is This A Real Title Of A Film 'Biggles Flies Undone'^No It's Total Rubbish!!^Med
True Or False:- A Cockroaches Favourite Food Is The Glue Found On The Back Of Postage Stamps^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Dark Beards Grow Quicker Than Blonde Beards^False (Other Way Round)^Med
True Or False:- A Hippo Can Run Faster Than A Man Is That True Or False^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Roger Bannister Rowed For Oxford In The Boat Race Is That True Or False^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Christina Aguilera's Surname Derives From The Spanish For 'Tasty Tart' Is That True Or False^False It Means Eagle^Med
True Or False:- Eskimos Have Fridges^True (2 Stop The Food Freezing)^Med
True Or False:- Intelligent People Have More Zinc And Copper In Their Hair^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Like Fingerprints, Everyone's Tongue Print Is Different^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Human Birth Control Pills Work On Elephants Is That True Or False^False they work on Gorillas!!!^Med
True Or False:- The Oscars Were Made Of Wood During The 2 Nd World War To Conserve Metal^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- When Schindlers List Was Released In America They Banned Popcorn^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Traffic Lights Were Invented Before Motorcars Is That True Or False^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- 23% Of Photocopier Faults Worldwide Are Caused By People Sitting On Them And Photocopying Their Buttocks Is That True Or False!!^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In 1987 One Of The Letter L's Was Removed From The Hollywood Sign To Make It Say Holywood To Coincide With The Pope's Visit Is That True Or False^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Buzz Aldrins Mothers Maiden Name Was Moon^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Peter Beardsley Was Nearly A Professional Model Instead Of A Footballer^False Have You Seen Him^Med
True Or False:- You Can't Sneeze In Your Sleep^True You Can't Sneeze In Your Sleep^Med
True Or False:- In The Uk The Liberal Party Have Never Won A General Election^False Won In 1906^Med
True Or False:- Ear Pulling Is An Event In The Eskimo Olympics^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Earth, Wind & Fire Were Originally Called Earth, Wind, Fire & Fred^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- New Yorkers Cannot Dissolve A Marriage For Irreconcilable Differences, Unless They Both Agree To It.^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Ian Botham Used To Play For Leeds United^False ( Scunthorpe Utd)^Med
True Or False:- Turtles Can Breathe Through There Butts!!^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Is This A Real Title Of A Book 'The Amazing Adventures Of Captain Jemima Da Vinci And Her Intrepid Corgi,Dave, Among The Giant Pygmies Of Brussels Volume 8!!^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Most Common First Name In The World Is Mohammad^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Mask Used By Michael Myers In The Original Halloween Was A Painted Ronald Reagan Mask^False It Was A Captain Kirk Mask^Med
True Or False:- Ronald Reagan Was A Distant Relative Of Princess Diana (True Or False)^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Great Britain Is One Off The Top Ten Largest Islands In The World^True 8 th Largest^Med
True Or False:- Rowan Atkinson Advertised Barclay Cards Purely Because He Doesn't Even Own One!!^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Silly Mid-On And Silly Mid-Off Are Positions In A Game Of Golf^False It's Cricket!!^Med
True Or False:- In Switzerland A Chicken Was Accused Of Being A 'Devil In Disguise' After Laying A Brightly Coloured Egg. The Chicken Stood Trial And Was Found Guilty And Burnt At The Stake Is This True Or False^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- If A Person Suffers From Polythelia They Have Three Elbows^False Its Three Nipples!!!!^Med
True Or False:- Sylvester Stallone Could Have Been A Professional Goalkeeper^False He Played One On Film^Med
True Or False:- In The Oscar Winning Film Lawrence Of Arabia The Only Speaking Female Character In It Is A Camel Called Gladys That Makes A Noise^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Duck's Quack Doesn't Echo Is That True Or False^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Alexander Graham Bell The Inventor Of The Telephone, Never Phoned His Wife Or Mother As They Were Both Deaf^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Slug Has Two Noses^False It Has 4^Med
True Or False:- In Space It Is Impossible To Cry^True no gravity, tears cannot flow^Med
True Or False:- The Larger A Pepper Is The Hotter It Is^False - Its Smaller Ones^Med
True Or False:- American Gansta Rapper '50 Cent' Has A Son Called '25 Cents'^False (Marquise)^Med
True Or False:- Despite Singing Stand By Your Man, Tammy Wynette Was Married 5 Times!!^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Meatloaf Played The Role Of Pugsley In The 1960's Television Series Of 'The Addams Family'^False (It Was Ken Weatherwax)^Med
True Or False:- In York It Is Perfectly Legal To Shoot A Scotsman With A Bow & Arrow Except On Sundays^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Mark Knopfler Has A Species Of Dinosaur Named After Him Called Masikasaurusknopfleri^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In 1979 A 2ft 9in Philippine Paratrooper Called Weng Wang Began His Acting Career In A James Bond Spoof Entitled 'For Your Height Only'!!^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Texas Pete Was The Arch Enemy Of Bananaman^False It Was (Superted)^Med
True Or False:- Rod Stewart Donates All Of His Royalties For The Song ' Do Ya Think Im Sexy ' To Unicef Because In Reality He Thinks The Song Is Shite^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Individual Numbers On A Roulette Wheel Add Up To 666^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Zeedonk Is The Offspring From A Zebra And A Donkey^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The North Pole Is Colder Than The South Pole^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In Puerto Rico Rubbing A Cut Lemon Into Ones Armpit Is Considered To Be A Hangover Cure^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Turtles Breath Through Their Bottoms^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- London Has A Larger Population Than Switzerland^True London 7.6 / Swiss 7.2^Med
True Or False:- A Spicy Sausage With The Brand Name Of Welsh Dragon Has Had To Be Renamed After Trading Standard Officers Warned The Manufacturers That They Could Face Prosecution Because The Sausage Does Not Contain Any Dragon^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Before Forming A Band, Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick And Titch Were All Policemen^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Women Have One Fewer Ribs Than Men^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- You Would Associate The Phrase 'Titter Ye Not' With Ken Dodd^False (Frankie Howard)^Med
True Or False:- Barbara Windsor Has Won The Rear Of The Year Award^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In November 2004, Scotland Won The World Championships At Elephant Polo^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Marc Bolan Died Before The Age Of 30^True (29)^Med
True Or False:- More Americans Own A Michael Jackson Thriller Cd Than Own A Passport^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Cats Have The Same Number Of Bones As Humans^False:- They Have More^Med
True Or False:- John Mcenroe Never Won A Wimbledon Mens Singles Title^False (3 Times)^Med
True Or False:- Keith Flint Of The Prodigy Was Once An Understudy To Gary Wilmot In A West End Revival Of Half A Sixpence^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In 1935 The First Ever Person To Undergo A Driving Test Was Called 'Mr Bean'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Sylvester Stallone Once Starred In An Adult Film^True (Party At Kitty & Stud's)^Med
True Or False:- In San Francisco There Is A Street Named After A Local Chinese Resident Called Wong Way^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Middle Name Of Michael J Fox Is Jebediah^False Its Andrew The J Was Put There For Effect!!^Med
True Or False:- A Zeedonk Is The Offspring From A Zebra And A Donkey^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Hammer Was The Norse God Thor's Chosen Weapon^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Glamour Model Jordan Stood As A Candidate In The 2000 General Election^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Actress Brenda Blethyn Was Born In 1946 As Brenda Bottle Torf^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Esposas, The Spanish Word For Wives Is Also The Spanish Word For Handcuffs!!!^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Polar Bears Are The Only Mammals With Hairs On The Soles Of Their Feet^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Leanest Red Meat In The World Is From Beef^False Is From Ostrich^Med
True Or False:- Christopher Trace The First Male Blue Peter Presenter Was A Body Double For Charlton Heston In The Film Ben Hur^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Henry Ford The Creator Of The Ford Car Never Passed His Driving Test^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A House In Pigeon Cone, Massachusetts Is Built Entirely From Pigeon Feathers^False :- Its Built From Newspapers^Med
True Or False:- There Is A Medical Condition Called Dartitis That Prevents People Playing Darts Letting Go Of Them When They Throw^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Saint Nicholas Actually Came From Turkey^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Bulls Are Colourblind^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- All Of The Spice Girls In One Way Or Another Have Achieved A Uk Number One Outside The Band^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Marilyn Monroe Had 6 Toes^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In The Bbc's Poll Of 100 Greatest Britain's In 2002, Robbie Williams Finished Higher Than Both Charles Dickens And Florence Nightingale^False Robbie 76, Charles 41 & Florence 52^Med
True Or False:- There Is A Greater Percentage Of Red Heads Per Capita Born In Scotland Than Any Other Country In The World^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Belinda Carlisle Picked Her Stage Surname By Using A Pin A Blindfold And A Map Of England^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- India Achieved Independence From England After Ww2^True / 1947^Med
True Or False:- The Brassiere Was Invented By Otto Titzaling^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Paradise Found Is The Sequel To The Poem Paradise Lost^False ( Paradise Regained)^Med
True Or False:- Walt Disneys Body Was Frozen In The Hope That He May One Day Be Brought Back To Life^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Women Blink Twice As Much As Men^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- 'John Bon Jovi' Was The Original Lead Singer Of The Band Poison^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- There's More Marital Infidelity Among Couples Today Than 50 Years Ago^False (Less Marriages)^Med
True Or False:- The Golfer Vijay Singh Is From India^False (Fiji)^Med
True Or False:- In India There Is A Simpsons Spin Off Show Entitled 'The Singhsons' Is That True Or False^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- - Canada's Longest River Is The River Mackenzie^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Spain Literally Means 'The Land Of The Sun'^False (Land Of The Rabbits)^Med
True Or False:- Cleopatra Was Egyptian^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Term 'Rule Of Thumb'' Derived From An Old English Law Stating That You Couldn't Beat Your Wife With Anything Wider Than Your Thumb^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Only Male Reindeer Have Antlers^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- There Was Someone Called George In Enid Blyton's Secret Seven'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Spain Literally Means 'The Land Of The Sun''^False (Land Of Rabbits)^Med
True Or False:- Coca Cola Was Originally Green^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Despite Singing Stand By Your Man, Tammy Wynette Was Married 5 Times!!^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Jessica Simpson Was Singing Hymns Before Being A Pop Star^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Female Elephant Doesn't Have Tusks^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Singer Russell Watson Used To Be A Post Man Before He Became A Famous Classical Singer^False / Welder^Med
True Or False:- The Home Of A Mole Is Called A Fortress^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Slug's Don't Have Any Noses^False (they have four)^Med
True Or False:- There Is Only One River In Saudi Arabia^False (There are none)^Med
True Or False:- The Cruise Liner Qe Ii Moves Only 6 Feet For Every Gallon Of Fuel It Burns^False (Six Inches)^Med
True Or False:- Last Year (2008) More A&E Patients Injured Themselves Through Exercise Than Through Alcohol Abuse^False 2% Via Exercise and 40 % Through Alcohol^Med
True Or False:- Crocodile Dung Is The Earliest Recorded Contraceptive^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Telescopes Belonging To The Chicago Times Discovered A Penal Colony On The Moon In 1876.^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- It Emerged Earlier This Year That Elephants Have Hitherto Unheralded Powers To Mimic Sounds, Including Birds, And Nearby Traffic.^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Swiss Farmers Enjoyed A Particularly Good Spaghetti Crop From The Country's Spaghetti Trees In 1957.^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Japanese Long-Distance Runner Kimo Nakajimi Entered The London Marathon In 1983 But Got Confused By A Translation Of The Rules And Thought He Had To Run For 26 Days, Not 26 Miles. He Was Discovered, After The Race Was Well Over, Out Runnin^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Fashion Designer Alexander Mcqueen Claims To Have Written A Profanity In Pen Onto A Jacket Belonging To Prince Charles When He Was Working As A Saville Row Tailor.^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The German Architect Albert Speer Designed Buildings For The Nazis So That They Would Leave Aesthetically Pleasing Ruins.^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Wisconsin State Capitol Building Was Destroyed In 1933 By A Series Of Mysterious Explosions. The Madison Capital-Times Reported At The Time That The Explosions Were Attributed To 'Large Quantities Of Gas, Generated Through Many Weeks O^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Slug's Don't Have Any Noses^False They Have Four^Med
True Or False:- The Mexican Hat Dance Is The Official Dance Of Mexico^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Burger King Introduced A New 'Left-Handed Whopper' In 1998 Designed For The 32 Million Left-Handed Americans But All The Condiments Were Rotated 180 Degrees.^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Walt Disney Logo Is Actually A Copy Of Walt Disney's Signature^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Oxygen Is The Largest Constituent Of The Air That We Breathe^False, It's Nitrogen^Med
True Or False:- Many Types Of Shark Will Drown If They Stop Swimming^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Sound Travels Faster Underwater^True / 4 Times^Med
True Or False:- Poinsettia Have Red Or White Flowers^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Turkey Contains A Chemical Substance That Makes You Sleepy^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In The Early 1900's, Christmas Lights Were So Expensive That Families Often Rented Sets Instead Of Purchasing Their Own^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Saint Nicholas Actually Came From Turkey^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Dr. Seuss, The Creator Of The Christmas Hating Grinch, Was A Psychiatrist?^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Only Male Reindeer Have Antlers?^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Mary Rode On A Donkey From Nazareth To Bethlehem^False There Is No Donkey Mentioned^Med
True Or False:- The Little Drummer Boy Came To The Manger, Shortly After The Shepherds^False (Absolute Garbage)^Med
True Or False:- A Zeedonk Is The Offspring From A Zebra And A Donkey^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Traditionally Fox-Hunters Would Signal To Each Other During A Hunt Using A French Horn^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Wise Men Were Three Kings From The Orient^False (They Weren't Kings At All)^Med
True Or False:- The Little Drummer Boy Came To The Manger After The Shepherds^False (What little Drummer Boy)^Med
True Or False:- Joseph And Mary Went To Bethlehem Because Of A Decree By Caesar Augustus^True (Luke 2:1-5)^Med
True Or False:- Both Joseph And Mary Were Told That The Baby Was To Be Named "Jesus."^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- All Of Santa's Reindeer Are Male^False (Vixen)^Med
True Or False:- In Victorian Times, Any Turkey That Came From Norfolk, Had To Wear Shoes.^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Word 'Mistletoe'' Derives From An Ancient Anglo-Saxon Word, That Literally Translates As 'Dung On A Twig''^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In Caracas, Capital Of Venezuela, It Is Traditional For The Streets To Be Blocked Off, So That The Residents Can Roller-Skate To Church^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- There Is A Village In Scotland Called Cold Christmas^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- A 1551 Act Of Parliament, Made It An Illegal Act, Not To Attend Church On Christmas Day, This Law Is Still On The Statute Books^False (Repealed in 1968)^Med
True Or False:- The Christmas Cracker Was Invented In China^False (Britain)^Med
True Or False:- Italians Traditionally Leave A Gift For Santa Of Pizza And Some Chianti^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- According To A Recent Survey Less Than Half Of Uk Dog Owners Will Buy Their Pet A Christmas Present^False (75%)^Med
True Or False:- Bethlehem In Hebrew, Translates As 'House Of Bread''^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Debbie Harry Sang The Title Song To The Werner Herzog Movie 'Heart Of Glass'^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- James Bond Smokes Dunhill Cigarettes^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Adolf Hitler Would Only Drink Beer Produced In Germany^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Tea Has More Caffeine Than Coffee^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Caesar Salad Was Actually Named After Julius Caesar^False^Med
True Or False:- The Supersaurus And The Ultrasaurus Were Amoung The World's Largest Dinosaurs^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- New Electric Blankets Normally Come Fitted With A 13-Amp Fuse^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Madrid's Underground Railway Is Called 'The Metro'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Rock Icons Acdc Have Never Had A Top Ten Single In The Uk Charts^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Soft Cell's Hit 'Tainted Love' Is Actually A Cover Of An Old Gloria Jones Song^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Eric Clapton Gets Credited On Dire Straits 'Brothers In Arms ' Album For Lending Them A Guitar^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Klf Were Also Known As 'The Justified Ancients Of Mu Mu'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Rick Astley Was Discovered Whilst Working As A Singing Telegram^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- George Michaels Real Name Is Brian Morley^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Bob Geldof's Band 'The Boomtown Rats' Played At Live Aid^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Duran Duran Got Their Name From A Character In The 60's Film Barbarella^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- 'Kiss On My List' Was A Massive Hit For The All Girl Band 'The Go Go's'^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Genesis Album 'Invisible Touch' Was Released In 1983^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- 'John Bon Jovi' Was The Original Lead Singer Of The Band Poison^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- 'Frankie Goes To Hollywood' Got Their Name From A Headline About A Frank Sinatra Movie^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- There Were 8 Mmbers In The Group Madness^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Lead Singer Of Scritti Politti Was Called 'Green Gartside'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Beastie Boys Recorded A Rock Opera That Their Record Company Refused To Release^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Kate Bush Was Discovered By David Gilmour From Pink Floyd^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- 'Papa Don't Preach' Was From Madonnas First Album^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Diane Keaton Directed Belinda Carlisles 'Heaven Is A Place On Earth' Music Video^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- 'Stevie Wonders' Real Name Is 'Steveland Judkins Hardaway'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Christopher Cross Won Grammy For Both Song & Album Of The Year In 1981^TRUE^Med
True Or False:-  L.L Cool J, Stands For Ladies Love Cool James^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Eddie Van Halen Played Guitar On Michael Jacksons Hit 'Beat It'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Elton John Made A Guest Appearance On Rick Astleys Album 'Free'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Michael Bolton Used To Be The Lead Singer Of Bon Jovi^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Band 'Box Of Frogs' Was Founded By Members Of The Yardbirds^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Dr Robert Of The Blow Monkeys Lived In Australia As A Teenager^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Sex Pistols Former Drummer Once Recorded With Bananarama^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Mick Hucknall From Simply Red Played A Villain In The First Batman Film^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Singer Dee C Lee Married Paul Weller From The Style Council^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Band 'Everything But The Girl' Reportedly Took Their Name From A Local Furniture Shop^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Bananarama Hit 'Venus' Was Originally Recorded By A Band Called Shocking Blue^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Sigue Sigue Sputnik Got Their Name From A Russian Street Gang^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Two Members Of The Thompson Twins Were Actually Twins^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Martin Kemp & Gary Kemp Of 'Spandau Ballet' Are Not Related^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Joe Walsh Left The Eagles In 1987^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- There Are 2 Sets Of Brothers In Aussie Rock Band Inxs^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Joan Armatrading Gave Up Playing Pro Basketball To Pursue Her Career In Music^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Spandau Ballet's First Album Was Entitled 'Diamond'^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- U2 Singer Bono's Real Name Is Paul Bonoridge^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Billy Joel Was Studying To Be A Commercial Pilot When He Had His First Hit Single^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Judas Priest Took Their Name From A Bob Dylan Song^True : It Comes From A Song The Ballad Of Frankie Lee & Judas Priest^Med
True Or False:- Dean Martin Used To Box Under The Name 'Kid Crotchet'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Neil Young Was Once The Only Artist On Reprise^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Judas Priest Took Their Name From A Bob Dylan Song^TRUE^Med
True Or False: All The Beatles Had Facial Hair On The Cover Of The 'Abbey Road' Album.^False (Paul Had No Facial Hair)^Med
True Or False:- Tony Basil Worked As A Choreographer For David Bowie^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Gary Numan Used To Be A Member Of Kraftwerk^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Def Leppard's Drummer Only Has One Arm^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Bronski Beat Once Opened For Tina Turner During A Uk Tour^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Sir Cliff Richard Never Won The Eurovision Song Contest^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Cliff Richard's Mother Married An East End Undertaker^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In 1993 Presleys Image Appeared On A Us Postage Stamp^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Singer Meatloaf Is Diabetic^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Singer Meatloaf Is A Vegetarian^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Singer Meatloaf Had A Guest Appearance On The Tv Show M*A*S*H^False (It Was The Equalizer)^Med
True Or False:- The Singer Meatloaf Was A Vegetarian For 15 Years^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Singer Meatloaf Is Colour Blind^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Scotland Yard Was Originally The Name Of A Medieval House Used By Scottish Kings Visiting London^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Former James Bond Actor Pierce Brosnan Was Born In Ireland^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Eamonn Holmes And Ruth Langsford Are Not Actually Married^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Hollywood Blockbuster 'Braveheart' Was Actually Filmed In Ireland^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Heart Shaped Symbol Of Love Is Supposed To Represent A Womans Buttocks^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Dennis Bergkamp Used To Be An Airline Pilot Before Becoming A Professional Footballer^False (Scared Of Flying)^Med
True Or False:- Yellow & Red Cards Were First Introduced At The 1970 World Cup^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- As Of 2006 European Countries Have Never Won A World Cup Hosted Outside Europe^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Tim Henman & Greg Rusedski Share The Same Birthday^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Roger Bannister Rowed For Oxford In The Boat Race^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Ivan Lendl Never Won A Men's Singles Championship At Wimbledon^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Arsenal & England Goal Keeper David Seaman Wore The Same Pair Of Gloves For Every International Game He Played^False (New Pair Every Game)^Med
True Or False:- Sugar Ray Leonard Was Never Knocked Out In His Pro Career^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The First Ever Player To Get Sent Off In A Uefa Champions League Final Was David Beckham^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- As Of 2008 Both Arsenal And Chelsea Have Never Won The European Cup^True (Amazing But True)^Med
True Or False:- Stevie Wonder Appeared In The Film 'Muscle Beach Party' Singing 'Happy Street'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Albert Einstein Lived Beyond 100 Years Old^False (76)^Med
True Or False:- 'The Weakest Link' Was Broadcast On UK TV Screens Before 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire'^False^Med
True Or False:- Twirl Is One Of The Sweets In A Box Of Celebrations ^False^Med
True Or False:- Gail From Coronation Street Has Been Married The Same Number Of Times Than Henry VIII ^True (Married Brian Twice)^Med
True Or False:- The Famous Line "Frankly My Dear I Don't Give A Damn" Is From The Film 'Casablanca' ^False^Med
True Or False:- In The 'Harry Potter' Books, The Hogwarts Express Leaves London From Paddington Station ^False^Med
True Or False:- In The Classic Version Of The Board Game 'Cluedo', Two Of The Suspects Share Their Name With A Fruit ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Largest Shark Is The Whale Shark ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Official Residence Of The Chancellor Of The Exchequer Is 9 Downing Street ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- There Are Two Bank Holidays In May ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Human Ears Keep Growing Throughout Your Whole Life ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Three Musketeers Is Set In Spain ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Zoophobia Is A Fear Of Animals ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In Disneys 'The Little Mermaid', Ariel's Friend Flounder Is A Lobster ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- According To UK Law, The Jaffa Cake Is A Cake And NOT A Biscuit ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Andy Murray Was Born In The 1980s ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The 'Spice Girls' Have Had More UK Number 1 Singles Than 'Take That' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- On The Dating App 'Tinder', You "Swipe Left" When Saying 'No" To A Profile ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- World War 2 Lasted Longer Than World War 1 ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Halley's Comet Reappears In The Night Sky Every Five Years ^False (75)^Med
True Or False:- In 2016, Spain Produced More Wine Than Any Other Country ^False^Med
True Or False:- If Your Birthday Is On Christmas Day, Your Star Sign Is Sagitarius ^False (Capricorn)^Med
True Or False:- If You Add Up The Titles Of Adeles First Three Studio Albums, You Get 65 ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- E.T. (The Extra Terrestrial) Was Directed By James Cameron ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Peanuts Grow Underground ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- On UK Coins, The Queen Faces Right ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The International Vehicle Registration Mark For Germany Is 'D'  ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Antonio Banderas Provides The Voice Of Donkey In The 'Shrek' Movies ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- According To The Song 'The 12 Days Christmas" There Are Six Geese A Laying ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- When You Do The 'Time Warp' You Jump To The Left And Then Step To The Right ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Judges Seats On The 'Voice UK' Swivel Clockwise ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Orangutans Are Native To Asia ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Symbol Showing A Circle In A Square Means Clothes Can Be Tumble Dried ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Second Book In The '50 Shades Of Grey' Trilogy Is Called '50 Shades More' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The £2 Coin Was Introduced In The 21st Century ^False (1998)^Med
True Or False:- The Dish Ratatouille Originated In Italy ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- South America Is The Continent With The Most Countries ^False ^Med
True Or False:- In A Standard Household Plug The Live Wire Is Brown ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Film 'Trainspotting' Is Mainly Set In Aberdeen ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- 'Im A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here' Appeared On TV Before 'Strictly Come Dancing' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Paul McCartney Has Been Married Four Times ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Lego Went On Sale Before Barbie ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- There Is No Knocker On The Front Door Of Number 10 Downing Street^False (Black Lion)^Med
True Or False:- No Horse Has Won The Aintree Grand National More Than Once ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Dolly The Sheep Was Cloned In The 20th Century ^True (1996)^Med
True Or False:- According To The Nursery Rhyme, Thursday's Child Has Far To Go ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Only Women Get Cellulite ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The 'Great British Bake Off' Final Was The Most Watched TV Show In Britain In 2016 ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Liqueur Cointreau Is Flavoured With Lemon ^False (Orange)^Med
True Or False:- Singer 'Boy George' Is Really Called George^ True^Med
True Or False:- 2017 In Roman Numerals Is MMXVII ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In The Classic Movie Quote "I'll Have What She's Having!", "She" Refers To Julia Roberts ^False (Meg Ryan)^Med
True Or False:- Kate The Duchess Of Cambridge Is A First Born Child ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Commonwealth Games Take Place In Even Years ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- True Or False The Great Fire Of London Occured Before The Great Plague Of London ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In The TV Show 'Sesame Street' The Cookie Monster Is Green ^False (Blue)^Med
True Or False:- An Elephant Is Pregnant For Longer Than Any Other Mammal ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- As The Crow Flies, The Tower Of London Is Closer To The Eiffel Tower Than The Blackpool Tower ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Golf Is The Only Sport That Features In The NATO Phonetic Alphabet ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In The UK, Father's Day Is Celebrated In May^False (June)^Med
True Or False:- Elton John Won As Oscar For 'The Lion King'^ True^Med
True Or False:- A Centaur Is Half Man Half Lion ^False (Horse)^Med
True Or False:- When Gene Kelly Is Singing In The Rain, He Hangs Of The Lampost With His Right Hand ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Sea Lions Have Tusks ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Names Of Five Planets In The Solar system Contain The Letter 'E'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Ringo Starr Was The Original Narrator Of Thomas The Tank Engine ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In Australia They Drive On The Left ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- "How Do You Eat Yours" Is The Slogan For Jammy Dodgers ^False (Creme Egg)^Med
True Or False:- The 'Angel Of The North' Is Taller Than Nelson's Column ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Julie Walters Is A Dame ^True^Med
True Or False:- Jayne Torvill And Christopher Dean Were Once Married To Each Other ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The 'Jurassic Park' Logo Features The Skeleton Of A Pterodactyl ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In The Queen Classic 'Bohemian Rhapsody', The Word "Galileo" Is Sung Five Terms ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Amir Khan Has Fought As A Heavyweight ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In The UK, You Can Stand For Election As An MP At The Age Of 18 ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Harper Beckham Is Older Than Prince George ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Ferrari Badge Features An Eagle ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Bondi Beach Is In Melbourne ^False (Sydney)^Med
True Or False:- Al Dente In Italian Means 'Overcooked' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Line "Second To The Right And Straight On Till Morning" Comes From 'Alice In Wonderland' ^False (Peter Pan)^Med
True Or False:- Germany Has No Coastline ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Antipasti Is Served After The Main Course ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Susan Boyle Is Younger Than Madonna ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Tiny Tim Appears In The Charles Dickens Novel 'Oliver Twist' ^False (A Christmas Carol)^Med
True Or False:- Al Capone And His Mob Were Based In Los Angeles ^False (Chicago)^Med
True Or False:- Lacrosse Is Played With A Ball ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Its Good But Its Not Right Was A Catchphrase On 'Wheel Of Fortune' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The National Lottery Logo Features A Left Hand ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Tom Cruise Has Never Won An Oscar ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Postman Pat Is Set In The Village Of Pontypandy ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In 'Only Fools And Horses', Before Del Boy Falls Through The Bar, He Is Standing Next To Boycie ^False (Trigger)^Med
True Or False:- The Line 'Hasta La Vista Baby' Is From 'Total Recall' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- William Wallace Lived After William The Conqueror ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Two Main Ingredients Of 'Saag Aloo' Are Cauliflower And Potato ^False (Spinach & Potato)^Med
True Or False:- A First Class Stamp Costs More Then 50p ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- There Are 10 Hurdles In A Men's 110 Metre Hurdle Race ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Elvis Presley's Home 'Graceland' Is In Las Vegas ^False ^Med
True Or False:- Michael Jacksons 'Thriller' Was Released Before 'Bad' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In 'The Silence Of The Lambs' Film, Hannibal Says He Ate Fava Beans And "A Nice Chablis" ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In The First Verse Of 'God Save The Queeen', The Word "Queen" Is Said More Times Than The Word "God" ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In The UK, The Brownies Is Open To Both Boys And Girls ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Switzerland Won The Very First Eurovision Song Contest ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Gran Canaria Is In The Mediterranean Sea ^False (Atlantic)^Med
True Or False:- Peacocks Can Fly ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- David Attenborough Was Born Before The Invention Of Sliced Bread ^True 1926 / Bread (1928)^Med
True Or False:- In The Beatrix Potter Stories, Mrs Tiggy-Winkle Is A Duck ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Raisins Are Dried Grapes ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Five Of Disney's Seven Dwarfs Have Names That End In 'Y' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Little Mix Were The First Ever Group To Win The UK Version Of 'The X Factor' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In The Nursery Rhyme 'There Was An Old Lady', The Old Lady Swallows A Dog ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- June Has More Days Than March ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Traditionally, The First Speech Is Given By The Father Of The Bride ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Universal Studios Logo Features A Roaring Lion ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- You Cannot Score 23 With A Single Dart ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Chimpanzees Have Tails ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Farfalle Pasta Is Bow Tie Shaped ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- For Friday To Fall On The 13th, The Month Must Begin On A Monday ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- If You Were To Get In A Boat And Travel In A Straight Line Due South From Land's End, You'd Arrive In France ^False (Spain)^Med
True Or False:- Jimmy Choo Makes Shoes With A Signature Red Lacquered Sole ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- According To Forbes In 2016, Bill Gates Is The Worlds Richest Man ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In A Game Of 'Trivial Pursuit', The Geography Questions Are Yellow ^False (History)^Med
True Or False:- A Wasp Has Six Legs ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Prince Harry Is Fifth In Line To The Throne (June 2017)^ True^Med
True Or False:- The M6 Is The Longest Motorway In The UK ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The 20p And 50p Coins Both Have The Same Number Of Edges^ True^Med
True Or False:- Shirley Bassey Has Performed More 'James Bond' Theme Songs Than Anyone Else ^True (3)^Med
True Or False:- In Indian Cookery, A Phaal Is Hotter Than A Vindaloo ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Motto Of The Royal Air Force Is 'Who Dares Wins' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- When Prince Charles Was Born, His Mother Was Already Queen ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- As You Look At It, The Red Dragon On The National Flag Of Wales Faces Right ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In The Song By The Weather Girls, It Will Start Raining Men At Half Past Twelve ^False (10.30)^Med
True Or False:- Polar Bears Have Black Skin ^True (WTF!!!)^Med
True Or False:- Hugh Grant's Character In The Film 'Four Wedding's And A Funeral' Is Called Edward ^False (Charles)^Med
True Or False:- UK Soaps Longest Serving Character Is Ken Barlow ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- According To The Label, An Opened Bottle Of Heinz Tomato Ketchup Should Be Kept In The Fridge ^True (Opened)^Med
True Or False:- Clean, Jerk And Snatch Are All Terms Used In Weighlifting ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- On Twitter, 'Tweets' Have A Maximum Of 150 Characters ^False (140)^Med
True Or False:- There Is More Beer In A Pint Than In Half A Litre ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Christopher Columbus Discovered Australia ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Alps Form A Natural Border Between France And Spain ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- A Jeroboam Holds More Champagne Than A Magnum ^True (4)^Med
True Or False:- Brussel Sprouts Grow Underground ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- A Standard Ten Pin Bowling Ball Has Four Finger Holes ^False (3)^Med
True Or False:- The Mini Was First Launched In The 1970s^ False (1959)^Med
True Or False:- Up To And Including 2016, More Men Than Women Have Won 'I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here) ^True 10-6^Med
True Or False:- Faliraki Is On The Canary Islands ^False (Rhodes)^Med
True Or False:- There Are More Wild Camels In Australia Than In Egypt ^True (Amazing)^Med
True Or False:- All Of The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Are Named After Artists ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In The TV Sitcom 'Friends' Ross Was Married Three Times ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- On A Woman's Blouse, The Buttons Are On The Wearer's Left Hand Side ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Tyrannosaurus Rex Was Larger Then The Brachiousaurus ^False ^Med
True Or False:- The Heaviest Internal Organ Is The Heart ^False (Liver)^Med
True Or False:- Mainland Portugal Only Borders One Other Country ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- As Of 2017 Only Four Teams Have Won The English Premier League ^False (6 Teams)^Med
True Or False:- No British City Has An 'X' In Its Name ^False (Exeter)^Med
True Or False:- As Of (01/06/2017) There Are Four Ex Prime Ministers Still Alive ^True (Blair, Major, Cameron, Brown)^Med
True Or False:- French Fries Originated In America ^False (Belgium)^Med
True Or False:- Dogs Dont Have Any Whiskers ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Statue Of Liberty Holds A Torch In Her Right Hand ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Africa Is The Worlds Largest Continent ^False (Asia)^Med
True Or False:- Henry VIII Had Two Wives Named Anne ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Brown Is The UK's Most Common Surname ^False (Smith)^Med
True Or False:- One Of The Teletubbies Is Blue^ False^Med
True Or False:- In Mary Shelley's Novel, Frankenstein's First Name Is Victor ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- There Are 15 Syllables In The Word 'Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious' ^False (14)^Med
True Or False:- To 'Flambe' Means To Flip In The Pan ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In The 'Friends' Theme Tune There Are Five Claps ^False (4)^Med
True Or False:- Goats Wool Is Used To Make Cashmere ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- When The Countries Of Europe Are Listed Alphabetically, Austria Comes First ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Longest Bone In The Human Body Is In The Leg ^True (Femur)^Med
True Or False:- The Vikings Invaded England After The Romans ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A 'Haka Is Traditionally Performed By The Australian Rugby Union Team ^False (New Zealand)^Med
True Or False:- In The 'Harry Potter' Books, The Hufflepuff Mascot Is A Badger ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A Give Way Sign Is Triangular ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Elvis Presley Never Performed In Europe ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Mars Is The Smallest Planet In The Solar System ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Face Of Albert Einstein Once Featured On A US Bank Note ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Adele Released The Biggest Selling Album Of 2015 ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Charlotte Bronte Wrote Under The Pseudonym Ellis Bell = ^False (Emily)^Med
True Or False:- Luxembourg Is The Only European Country With An X In Its Name ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- J.K. Rowling Is Ranked Higher Than The Queen In The 2016 'Sunday Times Rich List'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- All Of The Craters On The Moon Are Named After Monarchs ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Bananas Are Radioactive ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Alfred Hitchock Received A Knighthood ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Front Door To Number 10 Downing Street Can Only Be Opened From Inside ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Turner Prize Is Awarded Every Two Years ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Picasso Was Born In The 19th Century ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In Table Tennis Both Sides Of The Bat Must Be The Same Colour ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Roald Dahl Wrote The Script For A James Bond Movie ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Canada Has Competed In The FIFA World Cup ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Clark Gable Won An Oscar For The Film Gone With The Wind ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Grand National Has Only Been Cancelled Once ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The House Of Commons Has Fewer Members Than The House Of Lords ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Rubik's Cube Was Originally Called 'The Magic Cube' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Barack Obama Has Won A Grammy ^True (In Fact He Has 2)^Med
True Or False:- A Lion Is The Largest Of The Big Cats ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Dogs Have No Sweat Glands ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Dogs Are Related To Foxes  ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Costa Rica Does Not Have An Army ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Elizabeth I Was The Last Tudor Monarch ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Elizabeth I Outlived Shakespeare ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- New York City Was The First National Capital Of The USA ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- New York City Has A Smaller Population Than LA ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Queen Victoria Was The First Monarch To Appear On A Bank Of England Note ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Jupiter Is Larger Than All The Other Planets In Our Solar System Combined ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Sharks Have Over 200 Bones In Their Bodies ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Sharks Pre-Date Dinosaurs By 200 Million Years ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Asian Elephants Are Larger Than African Elephants ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Mona Lisa Painting Has Never Left Europe ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Mona Lisa Was Painted In The 15th Century ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Mona Lisa Wears A Veil ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Elizabeth Taylor Is Mentioned In The Lyrics To The Madonna Song 'Vogue' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Both Lungs Are The Same Size ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Pacific Ocean Contains The Deepest Point On Earth ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Eiffel Tower Is Built Almost Entirely Out Of Iron ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Harrison Ford Won An Oscar For His Role In The Film 'Witness' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Charles Dickens Won The Nobel Prize For Literature ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- David Beckham Has A Misspelt Tattoo Of His Wifes Names ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The University Of Cambridge Was Founded Before The Battle Of Hastings^ False^Med
True Or False:- Princess Anne Has Won An Olmpic Medal ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Emeli Sande Was Born In Wales ^False (Sunderland)^Med
True Or False:- Tiger Woods Has Won Every Major At Least Three Times ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Napoleon Is Mentioned In The Lyrics Od ABBA's Hit Waterloo ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Sting Played The Goblin King In The Movie Labyrinth ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- One Direction Have Had Waxworks Displayed At Madame Tussauds ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Meringue Is An Integral Part Of A Baked Alaska ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Scarlett Johansson Is A Twin ^True (Brother) ^Med
True Or False:- The Italian Word 'Cappucino' Means Little Cup ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Ian Botham Has Been Knighted ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Only One US State Has A Name Beginning With The Letter 'T' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- England Once Had A King Named Stephen ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Scientists Cloned A Live Dinosaur In 2014 ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Steven Spielberg Directed The 2014 Film 'Godzilla' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Arabian Knights Is A Book By Rudyard Kipling ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Dennis Rodman Was A Basketball Player ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Calzone Is A Type Of Folded Pizza ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Song 'I Will Never Let You Down' Is A UK Hit Single By Rita Ora ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Czech Republic Is Part Of The Balkan Peninsula ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Ryan Giggs Was Captain Of The England Schoolboys Eleven ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Michael Jackson Was Married To Elvis Presleys Daughter ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- There Are NO Speed Limits On French Motorways ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Daniel Craig Is The First English Born Man To Play James Bond ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The American Buffalo Is Known As A Bison ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Line Nobody's Perfect Is The Last Line Of The Godfather = ^False (Some Like It Hot)^Med
True Or False:- The Novel 'The Island Of Dr Moreau' Was Written By HG Wells = ^True^Med
True Or False:- Andre Agassi Used To Wear A Wig ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The German Parliament Is Known As The Dummkopf ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Author Michael Crichton Was Only 5ft Tall ^False (6ft 9)^Med
True Or False:- Honey Was Invented By Sir Walter Raleigh ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Mel Gibson Plays Martin Riggs In 'Lethal weapon' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Spanish Phrase 'Que Sera Sera' Means Until Tomorrow ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Actor Peter Capaldi Has Won An Oscar ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The World's First Website Was Based In Switzerland ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Asunction Is The Capital Of Bolivia ^False (Paraguay)^Med
True Or False:- The 1927 Film 'Metropolis' Starred Charlie Chaplin ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Bruce Forsyth One Starred In A Sitcom ^True ^Med
True Or False:- Mr Freeze's Real Name Is Edward Nigma ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- UK National Service Ended In 1979 ^False (1963)^Med
True Or False:- The Pop Group Duran Duran Were Nicknamed 'The Nutty Boys' ^False (Madness)^Med
True Or False:- Mirin Is A Japanese Rice Wine ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Actor Ryan Reynolds Is The Son Of Burt Reynolds ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Wembley Stadium Was First Opened In The 19th Century ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Removing Salt From Seawater Is Called Desalination^True^Med
True Or False:- Bengal Is One Of The Benelux Countries ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Ricky Wilson Is The Lead Singer Of Bastille ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Terry Venables Once Managed Crystal Palace ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Players Start With 12 Pieces Each In A Game Of Draughts ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Madonna Had Her First UK No.1 In The 1970s ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Richard Nixon's Face Appears On Mount Rushmore ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Andrew Lloyd Webber Was Born In The USA^False (London)^Med
True Or False:- Bel Air Is A Neighbourhood Of Los Angeles ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Miami Dolphins Are An American Football Team ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Film 'Goodfellas' Is Based On The Life Of Henry Hill ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Jamie Foxx Plays Electro In 'The Amazing Spider Man 2' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The 'Boys From Brazil' Is A Book By Ira Levin ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- In World War I, The Western From Was In Africa ^False ^Med
True Or False:- Michael Bolton Is An American Singer ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Mulled Wine Is Traditionally Drunk At Christmas Time ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Height Limit For Jockeys Is 5ft 6 Inches ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The TV Show 'Chips' Was A Sequel To 'Mash' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- 21 Of The 50 US State Names End With The Letter 'A' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Song 'Let It Go' Comes From The Disney Movie Frozen ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Sid Vicious' Real Name Was John Richie ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- David And Samantha Cameron Married In 1986 ^False (1996)^Med
True Or False:- Derek Acorah Is A Former World Boxing Champion ^False ^Med
True Or False:- The London Evening Standard Is A FREE Newspaper ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Composer Puccini Was Born Before Mozart ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In Spain The Internet Is Turned Off Every Sunday ^= No^Med
True Or False:- The Condition 'Fiddler's Neck' Affects Violinists ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Actor Kenneth Williams Appears In The 1976 Horror Movie 'The Omen' ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Kian Egan Was Once Married To Kerry Katona ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Cannes Film Festival Takes Place In The Autumn ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Hake Is A Flat Fish ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Queen Victoria Was Baptised Alexandria Victoria ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Barbados Blackbelly Is A Breed Of Sheep ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Song 'Return Of The Mack' Was A 1990 UK No.1 Hit Single ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Turkey Breast Is High In Protein ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Biggles Was Famous For His Submarine Adventures ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Dale Winton Is An Ex Presenter Of 'Pick Of The Pops' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Royal Ballet's Home Is The Royal Opera House ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- A 2014 Survey Found That Paris Has The Most Billionaires ^= Russia^Med
True Or False:- Periwinkle Is A Shade OF Yellow ^False (Blue)^Med
True Or False:- Luxembourg And The UK Share The Same Anthem ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Buffalo Bill Died Whilst He Was Playing Cards ^False (Wild Bill)^Med
True Or False:- Over 10,000 People Live In The Welsh City Of St David's ^False (1600)^Med
True Or False:- The 'Grebe' Is A Type Of Antelope ^False (Bird)^Med
True Or False:- A 'Jackass' Is A Male Donkey ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Jermaine Jackman Won 'The Apprentice' In 2013 ^False (The Voice 2014)^Med
True Or False:- Paul Cezanne Live During The 19th Century ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Prince Edward Has A Degree From Cambridge ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Queen Latifah Ruled Egypt For Over 50 Years^ False^Med
True Or False:- David Hasselhoff Was Married To Pamela Anderson ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Costa Rica Is A Caribbean Island ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Welsh Rarebit Traditionally Contains Meat ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Jean Claude Van Damme Was Born In Amsterdam ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Author Robert Ludlum Wrote 'The Clifton Chronicles' ^False (Jeffrey Archer) ^Med
True Or False:- South Pacific Is A Rodgers And Hammerstein Musical ^True ^Med
True Or False:- Jimmy Carter Was US President Before Gerald Ford ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- James Dyson Invented The Vacuum Cleaner ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Mavis Is Another Name For The Song Thrush ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Cookery Expert Mary Berry Was Born In The 1930s ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Khaled Hosseini Wrote 'The Kite Runner' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Pugilism Is Another Word For The Sport Of Boxing ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Maine Is The Only US State With A One Syllable Name ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Daniel Radcliffe Stars In The 2014 Film Noah ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Pollo Is A Spanish Word For 'Chicken' ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Lemurs Are Primates ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Mary I Of England Was Executed ^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Gary Barlow Has Been Awarded An OBE ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Jodhpur Is The Name Of A City In India ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Absinthe Is Traditionally Green In Colour ^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Michael Jackson Had A UK No.1 Album In 2014 ^True (Xscape) ^Med
True Or False:- Robert Downey Jnr Has Been Nominated For An Oscar ^True (Twice)^Med
True Or False:- Bobby Moore Was Presented With The World Cup In 1966 By The Prime Minister ^False - The Queen Presented It^Med
True Or False:- West Germany Beat Brazil In The 1974 World Cup Final ^False - They Beat Holland^Med
True Or False:- The 1974 FIFA World Cup Final Was In Munich^True^Med
True Or False:- Gerd Muller Was West Germany's Captain In The 1974 FIFA World Cup Final ^False - It Was Franz Beckenbauer^Med
True Or False:- Uruguay Were The First World Cup Holders Not To Defend It^True^Med
True Or False:- The Sacred Animal Of Thailand Is The White Elephant=TRUE^True^Med
True Or False:- The Average Person Will Shed 10 Pounds Of Skin In Their Lifetime^False (40 Lbs)^Med
True Or False:- Sheep Are The Most Mentioned Animals In The Bible^True^Med
True Or False:- According To Scots Law, It Is Illegal To Be Drunk While In Charge Of A Cow^True^Med
True Or False:- Blackpool Illuminations Were First Switched On In 1929^False (1879)^Med
True Or False:- On Both The Shetland Isles And The Orkney Isles, There Is A Village Called Twatt^True^Med
True Or False, Fresh Fish Is Always Healthier Than Frozen Fish^FALSE^Med
True Or False, The Health Risks From Eating Fish Often Outweigh The Benefits^FALSE^Med
True Or False, Oysters Raise Libido And Sex Drive ^FALSE^Med
True Or False, "Sushi Grade" Raw Fish Is Certified To Be Free Of Bacteria And Parasites^FALSE^Med
True Or False, Eating Fish Can Help Your Memory As You Age^TRUE^Med
True Or False, Wild Fish Always Have More Omega-3 Fatty Acids Than Farm-Raised Fish^FALSE^Med
True Or False, Fish Is Supposed To Smell Fishy^FALSE^Med
True Or False, Pregnant Women Should Not Eat Fish^FALSE^Med
True Or False, Seafood Is The Most Common Cause Of Food Allergies^TRUE^Med
True Or False, Even Fried Fish Is Good For You^FALSE^Med
True Or False- In 1999, "Coke" Tested Vending Machines That Raised Prices On Hot Days^True^Med
True Or False:- Vince Clarke Was Once Part Of The UK Synth Pop Band 'Depeche Mode'^True^Med
True Or False:- Brazil Is Larger Than Australia^True^Med
True Or False:- The Playwright Tennessee Williams Was Born In The US State Of Tennessee ^False (Mississippi)^Med
True Or False:- Friends Actress Lisa Kudrow Is A Qualified Doctor^False^Med
True Or False:- Meghan Markle Is Actually Older Than Kate Middleton^True^Med
True Or False:- Franklin D. Roosevelt Died While He Was US President^True^Med
True Or False:- Florence Nightingale Was Born In Florence Italy^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Peanut Butter Was Developed As A Health Food For People With Bad Teeth^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Pilgrim Fathers Ate Turkey At Their First Thanksgiving Dinner, Starting The American Tradition Of Turkey At Thanksgiving Time	^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In Peerage Terms An Earl Outranks A Marquess^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- J.K. Rowling, Her Initials Stand For Jenny Kate^False (Joanne Kathleen)^Med
True Or False:- Stonemasons Working On The Pyramids Were Paid In A Beer Called Kasha, This Is How The Word Cash Originated^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Pinocchio Was Walt Disney’s First Feature Length Animation^False (Snow White)^Med
True Or False:- Abba’s Anni-Frid Lyngstad Was Born In Norway^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Us President Ronald Reagan Was Also President Of The Screen Actors Guild^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Anglophobia Is The Fear Of Fishing^False (English)^Med
True Or False:- The American Inventor Of The Deep-Freezing Process Was A Mr Birdseye^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race Has Never Ended In A Dead Heat^False (It Did In 1877)^Med
True Or False:- In The Film “Casablanca”, Humphrey Bogart Famously Said The Line “Play It Again, Sam”^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Capital Of Sudan Is Khartoum^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Former “Eastenders” Star Wendy Richards Is The Cousin Of Singer Cliff Richard^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Can-Opener Was Invented Before The Tin Can^False (45 Years Later)^Med
True Or False:- President Theodore Roosevelt Had A Son Called Kermit^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Great Dane Dog Originates From Denmark^False (Germany)^Med
True Or False:- In The 1975 Film “The Day Of The Locust” Donald Sutherland’s Character Name Was Homer Simpson^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Index Comes From The Latin Word Meaning In This Order^False (Agenda)^Med
True Or False:- The Volga Is Europes Longest River^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Only Sculpture That Michelangelo Signed Is Called “The Pieta”^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Four Presidents On Mount Rushmore Are, Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln And Kennedy^False (Not Kennedy – Roosevelt)^Med
True Or False:- The Walt Disney Logo Is A Copy Of Walt Disney’s Signature^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- In “Hector’s House”, Hector Had The Following Sign On His Shed “No Cats Allowed”^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Author Charles Ludwidge Dodgson Was Best Known By His Pen Name Charles Dickens^False (Lewis Carroll)^Med
True Or False:- Doughnuts Originated In Holland^True ^Med
True Or False:- The Golden Eagle Is The Largest Native Eagle In The Uk^False (White Tailed Eagle)^Med
True Or False:- It Is Illegal To Kill A Partridge On Christmas Day^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Author Charles Ludwidge Dodgson Was Best Known By His Pen Name Charles Dickens^False (Lewis Carroll)^Med
True Or False:- Seven Is A “Prime Number”^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Prince Is The Real First Name Of The Us Pop Star ‘The Artist Formerly Known As Prince’^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The American Inventor Of The Deep-Freezing Process Was A Mr Birdseye^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Oxford-Cambridge Boat Race Has Never Ended In A Dead Heat^False (It Did In 1877)^Med
True Or False:- In The Film “Casablanca”, Humphrey Bogart Famously Said The Line “Play It Again, Sam”^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Capital Of Sudan Is Khartoum^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Former “Eastenders” Star Wendy Richards Is The Cousin Of Singer Cliff Richards^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- The Can-Opener Was Not Invented Until 45 Years After The Tin Can^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- President Theodore Roosevelt Had A Son Called Kermit^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Great Dane Dog Originates From Denmark^False (Germany)^Med
True Or False:- In The 1975 Film “The Day Of The Locust” Donald Sutherland’s Character Name Was Homer Simpson^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Index Comes From The Latin Word Meaning In This Order^False (Agenda)^Med
True Or False:- A Ducks Quack Does Not Echo^True And No-One Knows Why^Med
True Or False:- The Word Budgerigar Is Taken From The Aboriginal Language^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Panama Hats Originate From Panama^False They Originate From Ecuador^Med
True Or False:- In Nebraska It Is Illegal For A Mother To Perm Her Daughters Hair Without A State Licence^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- North America Has A Greater Percentage Of Wilderness Than Africa^True (38% - 28%)^Med
True Or False:- Cleopatra Was Egyptian^False She Was Greek^Med
True Or False:- Justin Hayward Who Performs The Song 'Forever Autumn' From The Musical Version Of 'War Of The Worlds' Has A Child Called 'Do-Re-Mi'^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- Bats Are Blind^FALSE^Med
True Or False:- Sharks Are Mammals^FALSE (Classed As Fish)^Med
True Or False:- Humans Lose More Than 80% Of Heat From Their Feet^False (Head)^Med
True Or False:- Hawaiian Pizza Comes From Canada^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- New York City Is Composed Of Between 36 And 42 Islands^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Most Common Blood Type Is 0- Negative^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- The Rarest Blood Type Is AB- Negative^^Med
True Or False:- A Monkey Was The First Non-Human To Go Into Space^False (Fruit Flies)^Med
True Or False:- The Song "We Don't Talk About Bruno" From Encanto Is The First Disney Song To Hit #1 On The Billboard Hot 100 Chart In 29 Years^True (A Whole New World Was Before That)^Med
True Or False:- World-Renowned Jeweler Tiffany & Co. Is The Maker Of The Vince Lombardi Trophy Awarded To The Winners Of The Superbowl^TRUE^Med
True Or False:- President George Washington Brought Macaroni And Cheese To The USA^False (Thomas Jefferson)^Med
True Or False:- Infants Have More Bones Than Adults^TRUE^Med
Sea Otters Have A Favorite Rock They Use To Break Open Food.^TRUE^Med
The Blue Whale Is The Biggest Animal To Have Ever Lived.^TRUE^Med
Pigs Roll In The Mud Because They Don't Like Being Clean^False (To Keep Cool)^Med
The Hummingbird Egg Is The World's Smallest Bird Egg^TRUE^Med
A Dog Sweats By Panting Its Tongue^FALSE^Med
It Takes A Sloth Two Weeks To Digest A Meal^TRUE^Med
The Largest Living Frog Is The Goliath Frog Of West Africa^TRUE^Med
An Ant Can Lift 1,000 Times Its Body Weight.^FALSE^Med
When Exiting A Cave, Bats Always Go In The Direction Of The Wind.^Faqlse^Med
Galapagos Tortoises Sleep Up To 16 Hours A Day^TRUE^Med
An Octopus Has Seven Hearts^FALSE^Med
The Goat Is The National Animal Of Scotland^FALSE^Med
Herbivores Are Animal Eaters^FALSE^Med
South Africa Has One Capital^FALSE^Med
The Atlantic Ocean Is The Biggest Ocean On Earth^FALSE^Med
Mount Everest Is The Tallest Mountain In The World^TRUE^Med
You Can Find The 'Desert Of Death' In California^FALSE^Med
The Total Length Of The Great Wall Of China Adds Up To 13,171 Miles^TRUE^Med
The Two Longest Rivers In The World Are The Mississippi And The Nile^FALSE^Med
The Chunnel Between England And France Is 31.5 Miles Long^TRUE^Med
Greenland Is The Largest Island In The World^TRUE^Med
There Are More Countries In South America Than Africa^FALSE^Med
Alaska Has The Most Active Volcanoes Of Any State In The United States^TRUE^Med
China Has The Longest Coastline In The World^FALSE^Med
Vatican City Is The Smallest Country In The World^TRUE^Med
Venezuela Is Home To The World's Highest Waterfall^TRUE^Med
The Human Body Has Four Lungs^FALSE^Med
Human Skin Regenerates Every Week^FALSE^Med
The Average Human Sneeze Can Be Clocked At 100 Miles An Hour^TRUE^Med
Humans Lose An Average Of 75 Strands Of Hair A Month^FALSE^Med
The Heart Is The Largest Internal Organ In The Body^False (Liver)^Med
Most Of The Human Brain Is Made Of Muscle^FALSE^Med
Taste Buds Can Only Be Found On The Tongue^FALSE^Med
The Human Eye Can Distinguish 10 Million Different Colors^TRUE^Med
The Human Body Is About 60% Water^TRUE^Med
Aladdin's Character Was Based On Brad Pitt^False (Tom Cruise)^Med
It Took Eight Months From Start To Finish To Produce The 1959 Disney Film, Sleeping Beauty^FALSE (8 Years)^Med
Pinocchio Was The First Animated, Full-Color Walt Disney Feature Film^False (Snow White)^Med
Toy Story Was Pixar's First Movie^TRUE^Med
Minnie Mouse's Full Name Is Wilhelmina Mouse^False (Minerva Mouse)^Med
Dumbo Is The Shortest Disney Film^TRUE^Med
The Aristocats Was The First Film To Be Made After Walt Disney's Death^TRUE^Med
In Disney's 'The Little Mermaid, 'Prince Eric' And 'Ariel' Have A Daughter Named 'Princess Song'^False (Princess Melody)^Med
Beauty And The Beast Was Disney's First Broadway Musical^TRUE^Med
Pepperoni Is The Most Popular Pizza Topping In The US^Teue^Med
Cheesecake Comes From Italy^False (Greece)^Med
Pineapples Grow On Trees^False (Underground)^Med
A Potato Was The First Vegetable To Be Planted On The Space Shuttle^TRUE^Med
French Fries Originated From France^False (Belgium)^Med
Pizza Was The First Food Consumed In Space^False (Applesauce)^Med
Caesar Salad Originates From Italy^False (Mexico)^Med
Ears Of Corn Have An Even Number Of Rows^TRUE^Med
The Names Of The Mascots For Rice Krispies Are Snap, Crackle, & Pop^TRUE^Med
Vanilla Is The World's Most Expensive Spice^False (Saffron)^Med
Mcdonald's Has The Most Restaurants By Location In The United States^False (Subway)^Med
The Chinese New Year Is Celebrated On The Same Day Every Year^FALSE^Med
Punxsutawney Phil Is Just A Nickname For The Famous Groundhog^TRUE^Med
The First St. Patrick's Day Parade In The United States Was Held In New York City^False (Boston)^Med
The Tradition Of Dyeing Easter Eggs Started In The United States^FALSE^Med
Only Two Men Signed The Declaration Of Independence On July 4, 1776^TRUE^Med
The U.S. And Canada Celebrate Thanksgiving On The Same Day^FALSE^Med
Santa Claus Has His Own Postal Code^TRUE^Med
There Are Seven Nights In Kwanzaa^TRUE^Med
Memorial Day Has A Special Set Of Instructions Regarding Raising And Lowering The U.S. Flag^TRUE^Med
Polo Takes Up The Largest Amount Of Space In Terms Of Land Area^TRUE^Med
Every Golf Ball Has The Same Number Of Dimples^FALSE^Med
Football Players Started Wearing Helmets In 1943^TRUE^Med
Brazil Is The Only Nation To Have Played In Every World Cup Finals Tournament^TRUE^Med
There Are 30 NFL Teams^FALSE^Med
The New York Marathon Is The Largest In The World^TRUE^Med
Three Strikes In A Row In Bowling Is Called A Chicken^FALSE^Hard
An Astronaut Has Played Golf On The Moon^TRUE^Med
The Tour De France Always Finishes In Italy^FALSE^Med
Soccer (Football) Is Estimated To Have More Than 2 Billion Fans Around The World^False (4 Billion)^Med
Marvel Published Its First Comic In October 1939^TRUE^Med
The Letter "T" Is The Most Common In The English Language^FALSE^Med
People Who Have Chiclephobia Are Afraid Of Cats^FALSE^Med
John Glenn Became The Oldest Astronaut When He Traveled To Space At The Age Of 53^FALSE^Med
All The Kings In A Standard Deck Of Cards Have A Mustache^FALSE^Med
Pepsi Was The First Soft Drink To Be Enjoyed In Outer Space^FALSE^Med
The Name Of Batman's Butler Is Albert^False (Alfred)^Med
Fortune Cookies Were Invented In China^False (USA)^Med
Henry VIII Had Eight Wives^False (Six)^Med
The Maximum Length For A Video Posted On Tiktok Is 45 Seconds^False (60 Secs)^Med
The Letter "J" Is The Only Letter In The Alphabet Not Included In The Periodic Table^TRUE^Med
Every Country In The World Has A Rectangular Flag^FALSE^Hard
The Harry Potter Film, 'The Chamber Of Secrets', Is The Longest Film Of The 'Harry Potter' Series^TRUE^Med
The Official Color Of The Golden Gate Bridge In California Is "Tennessee Orange"^False (International Orange)^Med
Dr. Pepper Is The Oldest Soft Drink In America^TRUE^Med
The Chinese New Year Is Celebrated On The Same Day Every Year^FALSE^Med
Punxsutawney Phil Is Just A Nickname For The Famous Groundhog^TRUE^Med
The First St. Patrick's Day Parade In The United States Was Held In New York City^FALSE^Med
The Tradition Of Dyeing Easter Eggs Started In The United States^FALSE^Med
Only Two Men Signed The Declaration Of Independence On July 4, 1776^TRUE^Med
The U.S. And Canada Celebrate Thanksgiving On The Same Day^FALSE^Med
Santa Claus Has His Own Postal Code^TRUE^Med
There Are Seven Nights In Kwanzaa^TRUE^Med
Memorial Day Has A Special Set Of Instructions Regarding Raising And Lowering The U.S. Flag^TRUE^Med