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Q 1. Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States of America.

Option:-

True
False

True

Q 2. The sun revolves around the Earth.

Option:-

True
False

False

Q 3. Chocolate is bad for dogs.

Option:-

True
False

True

Q 4. Peanut butter was invented by George Washington Carver.

Option:-

True
False

False

Q 5. Japan has left-hand traffic.

Option:-

True
False

True

Q 6. If you have a flu, antibiotics will get rid of it.

Option:-

True
False

False

Q 7. Bananas are berries.

Option:-

True
False

True

Q 8. Albert Einstein failed at math classes.

Option:-

False – but he failed at German classes
True – he even stayed down a year
False – but he failed his first university entrance exam
True – he was generally not a very good student

False – but he failed his first university entrance exam

Q Alt 8. Albert Einstein failed at math classes.

Option:-

False – but he failed at German classes
True – he even stayed down a year
False – but he failed his first university entrance exam
True – he was generally not a very good student

False – but he failed his first university entrance exam

Q Alt 8-2. Albert Einstein failed at math classes.

Option:-

False – but he failed at German classes
True – he even stayed down a year
False – but he did not speak until he was 6 years old
True – he was generally not a very good student

False – but he did not speak until he was 6 years old

Q Alt 8-3. Albert Einstein failed at math classes.

Option:-

False – but he failed at German classes
True – he even stayed down a year
False – but he failed his literature course at university
True – he was generally not a very good student

False – but he failed his literature course at university

Q 9. A blue whale's blood vessels are wide enough for a human to swim through.

Option:-

True – Sometimes whole swallowed sharks end up in the blood stream
False – But you could squeeze through the blowhole
True – And their heart is the size of a car
False – They're no wider than the average human's

True – and their heart is the size of a car

Option:-

False – His real name is Alistair Cookie
False – Cookie Monster is his actual name
True – And his family name is Weisenheimer
True – And he had a purple antecedent named Arnold

True – and he had a purple antecedent named Arnold

Q 11. In the United States, 7000 people pass away each year because of their doctor's sloppy handwriting.

Option:-

False – pharmacists always confirm prescriptions
True – The pen lobby blocks the introduction of electronic prescriptions
True – and another 1.5 million are injured
False – the real number is about 250

True – and another 1.5 million are injured

Q 12. Queen Elizabeth II and Marilyn Monroe were born the same year.

Option:-

True – They were even born on the same day
False – Marilyn was born years before the queen
False – The queen was born years before Marilyn
True – They were both born in 1926

True – they were both born in 1926

Q Alt 12. Queen Elizabeth II and Marilyn Monroe were born the same year.

Option:-

True – and Marilyn was born in the same month as the queen's subsequent coronation
True – They even share the same astrological sign
False – Marilyn was born years before the queen
False – The queen was born years before Marilyn

True – They even share the same astrological sign

Q 13. In Old English, "the" was spelled and pronounced "ye".

Option:-

True – And "these" was spelled "yese"
False
True
False – The spelling is an invention of American carnies

False

Q 14. Thomas Edison invented the light bulb.

Option:-

False – He just developed the first practical one
False – He invented the gas light
True – He just couldn't make it mass producible
True – He also invented X-ray photography

False – he just developed the first practical one

Q 15. Sherlock Holmes was a real person.

Option:-

False – But his brother Mycroft was based on a politician by the same name
True – But Dr Watson was the alter ego of author Arthur Conan Doyle
True – But his address, 221B Baker Street, was made up to keep fans away
False – But the character was inspired by Joseph Bell, a surgeon with similar skills

False – but the character was inspired by Joseph Bell, a surgeon with similar skills

Q 16. The officers in Rembrandt's painting, "The Night Watch", are bathed in sunlight.

Option:-

True – The title is incorrect and was added later
True – The correct title is "The Sun Smiles at Frans Cocq and His Company"
False – It's moonlight, but chemical processes have tinted the highlights yellow
False – The scene is supposed to be illuminated by fire

True – the title is incorrect and was added later

Q 17. Mount Everest is the highest mountain on earth above sea level.

Option:-

False – Mauna Kea is
True – It's also the highest mountain above the centre of the earth
False – Chimborazo is
True – It beats K2 by almost 240 metres

True – it beats K2 by almost 240 metres

Q Alt 17. Gangkhar Puensum is the most widely claimed highest unclimbed mountain in the world, in terms of elevation.

Option:-

False – Mauna Kea is
True – and it is located in Bhutan
False – Kunyang Chhish West is
True – It beats Muchu Chhish by almost 200 metres

True – and it is located in Bhutan

Q 18. Unscramble the sentence below – is it true or false?

Option:-

True – HITWE WOSC EMAK ALLIVAN KLIM
False – CLABK SCOW OD
False
True

False

Q 19. How many words can you find that make this a TRUE factual statement: Cats are _______?

Option:-

Q 20. Unscramble the sentence below and then choose the answer with the correct truth value.

Option:-

Completely false
2/3 true
Completely true
2/3 false

2/3 true