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Please Tell Me You'll Be Able to Pass This Moderately Easy Random Knowledge Quiz Questions
Let's begin with an easy question. What are cellphone batteries made out of?
Sulfur
Lithium
Phosphorus
Nitrogen
True or false: If you are impaled by something, you shouldn't pull it out of your body yourself.
True
False
Do you know where baklava comes from?
Turkey
Oman
Bahrain
United Arab Emirates
Characterized by grand Soviet-era architecture, Yerevan is the capital city of what mountainous nation?
Armenia
Georgia
Turkmenistan
Moldova
Which of the following is the meaning of "tutti frutti"?
A preserve of chopped mixed fruits
Flavor like that of many fruits combined
All of these
Ice-cream containing small pieces of candied or fresh fruit
What style of art was Pablo Picasso most known for?
Pop art
Realism
Impressionism
Cubism
Where does wiener schnitzel come from?
Netherlands
Denmark
France
Austria
This engineering project was begun by the French, but was later abandoned due to the high mortality rate among its workers. The United States took over the project in 1904.
English Channel
Panama Canal
Statue of Liberty
Transandine Railway
In the nursery rhyme, what did the itsy bitsy spider do?
Climbed up the water spout
Spun a web all about
Sadly did a pout
Sheltered from the drought
True or false: The dolphin does not require sleep as it is on the move constantly.
False
True
Guess the country with these 3 clues: tequila, chupacabra, Chihuahua.
Brazil
Colombia
Uruguay
Mexico
Who is this?
Isabelle Romée
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Joan of Arc
Blanche of Castile
You're halfway there! How do you say "Merry Christmas" in Spanish?
Maligayang Pasko
Feliz Navidad
Buon Natale
Joyeux Noel
What is this utensil called?
Muddler
Spatula
Bain-marie
Whisk
South Korea has the highest density of what in the world?
Pop stars
Fried chicken restaurants
Robots
Cats
True or false: A cross between a horse and a zebra is called a "hobra".
False
True
Where does SpongeBob work?
The Krusty Krab
Squiddies World
A Pineapple Under the Sea
Joe's Crab Shack
True or false: The letter "T" is the most common in the English language.
False
True
According to Greek mythology, where did 12 of the gods and goddesses reside?
Mount Vesuvio
Mount Olympus
Mount Aconcagua
Mount Sinai
Who plays Captain Steven Hiller in 1996's blockbuster movie Independence Day?
Terry Crews
Denzel Washington
Samuel L. Jackson
Will Smith
Known as the location of all three branches of the government, what is the capital city of India?
New Delhi
Agra
Chennai
Kolkata
Almost there! Who is the musician who released "Heroes," "Joe the Lion" and "Sense of Doubt" while signed with RCA Records?
David Bowie
Mariah Carey
George Michael
Bryan Adams
Who is the author of Ivanhoe?
Isaac Asimov
Walter Scott
George Orwell
Anne Rice
Lastly, the ozone layer restricts what?
Ultraviolet radiation
X-rays and gamma rays
Infrared radiation
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