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Dr. Seuss wrote Green Eggs and Ham using only 50 different words. True or False?

Dr. Seuss wrote Green Eggs and Ham using only 50 different words. True or False?

Think you know your Hemingways from your Austens and your Tolkiens from your Twains?Time to test your literary literacy!

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British Black Pudding is a Dessert Made With Chocolate and Raisins. True or False?

British Black Pudding is a Dessert Made With Chocolate and Raisins. True or False?

Can you stomach the truth about the world's most iconic dishes? Or will you fold like an undercooked soufflé?

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The First Computer Mouse Was Made of Metal. True or False?

The First Computer Mouse Was Made of Metal. True or False?

So, you think you know your chips from your chads? Can you tell a floppy from a punch card and speak fluent BASIC in your sleep?

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Some fish can survive being frozen solid during winter. True or False?

Some fish can survive being frozen solid during winter. True or False?

Think you’re the king of the jungle—or just another confused cat in a cardboard box?

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Africa is the only continent to be located in all four hemispheres. True or False?

Africa is the only continent to be located in all four hemispheres. True or False?

Think you’ve got the world at your feet? Let’s see if your brain can globe-trot as fast as your fingers.

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Abraham Lincoln Was A Skilled Wrestler. True or False?

Abraham Lincoln Was A Skilled Wrestler. True or False?

History is shaped by leaders—some were visionaries, some were conquerors, and some left the world scratching their heads. But how well do you really know these influential figures and the marks they left on history?

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Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. True or false?

Marie Curie was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize. True or false?

Science has shaped the world we live in, from groundbreaking inventions to revolutionary discoveries that changed history. But how well do you really know the facts behind these scientific milestones?