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10 very challenging questions about fish, Take the test.
Average Score: 5
71% knows the answer to this question:
"Lepidoteuthis grimaldii is a squid named for what country's Prince Albert I, an amateur teuthologist?
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"What animal has no bones, jet propulsion, two kidneys, paralyzing spit, and eats through a hole in its brain?"
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10 Questions about Insects!, can you get more than 5 correct ?
Average Score: 5
34% knows the answer to this question:
"Found in Central California, Illacme plenipes has more than 600 legs, more than any of its species, but not quite a thousand. What is it?
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"Weighing about a quarter of a pound (and able to fly), what is (usually) considered the largest insect?"
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Commence the exam, consisting of 10 professionally challenging questions, under the category of general knowledge.
Average Score: 8
62% knows the answer to this question:
"Which month is the 6th month of the year?
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"In astrology, which planet rules beauty and romance?"
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You will fail to answer any of the 10 questions correctly due to your severely underdeveloped general knowledge.
Average Score: 9
77% knows the answer to this question:
"What orange vegetable helps with your night vision and is also Bugs Bunny's favorite food?
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"What orange gourd is often associated with Halloween?"
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The test will unveil your genuine comprehension of plants.
Average Score: 6
81% knows the answer to this question:
"If you like chocolate and vanilla ice cream, credit what country, which gave us both vanilla orchids and the cacao beans we get chocolate from?
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"For whom did Duke botanists name a newly discovered fern genus, in honor of her "fervent defense of equality and individual equality," especially since the ferns have a "somewhat fluid definition of gender"?"
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10 very hard questions for all the Art lovers out there.
Average Score: 4
55% knows the answer to this question:
"Look carefully. In the sky of what painting can you read, ''This can only have been painted by a madman'' in Norwegian?
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"Sidney Nolan, the leader of Melbourne's Heide School, is most famous for his series of paintings of what bushranger?"
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Category: Reptiles, Questions: 10, Level: Moderate. Share if you scored a 6 or better.
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Average Score: 9
95% knows the answer to this question:
"Imported as pets, Burmese pythons have multiplied in the wild and challenged alligators as the top predators in what state?
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"In addition to its general spikiness, what desert lizard can also spit its own foul-smelling blood out of its eye?"
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'General Knowledge: 10 Inquiries'
Average Score: 6
37% knows the answer to this question:
"After 1500 years what animal reappeared in Europe, wandering the streets of Florence and peeping in second-story windows, when Lorenzo de' Medici got one as a gift from the sultan of Egypt?
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"Which of these great French writers was really an Irishman?"
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10 Questions about Reptiles! Most people can't answer more than 5 correctly
Average Score: 6
57% knows the answer to this question:
"In the 1930s, what country imported cane toads to deal with an infestation of cane beetles, only to be infested with cane toads instead?
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"I like alligators. I like crocodiles. The only place I can find them both in the wild is the southern tip of what state?"
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Only the tough-minded can take this history quiz.
Average Score: 5
76% knows the answer to this question:
"Talmadge Hayer, Thomas 15X Johnson and Norman 3X Butler were convicted of murdering somebody. Who?
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"If you called Minnesota liberal Eugene McCarthy by his middle name instead of his first name, you'd confuse him with what notorious right-winger from Wisconsin next door?"
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Discover the excitement of history with this enjoyable quiz.
Average Score: 5
52% knows the answer to this question:
"Peter Leibing took a famous 1961 photo of Conrad Schumann jumping over something. What?
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"Which of these coincidences does not apply to the assassinations of Kennedy and Lincoln?"
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This history quiz is even a struggle for a historian.
Average Score: 5
42% knows the answer to this question:
"Hussein bin Ali had been Emir of Mecca and claimed to be caliph in 1924, after what country abolished the Ottoman Empire?
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"Thomas Franklin took a famous shot for the Bergen Record of firefighters raising the US flag. Where?"
