21 General Knowledge Questions

This isn’t your ordinary quiz—these 21 questions will test your knowledge of the weird, the unexpected, and the downright bizarre. From history’s quirkiest moments to nature’s strangest creatures, you’ll need a sharp mind, a curious spirit, and maybe a little luck! Will you conquer the world of unusual facts, or will the universe of trivia leave you scratching your head? There's only one way to find out...
 
 
Which of these animals can breathe through its butt?
Turtle
Starfish
Axolotl
Sloth
 
 
What happens if you put an unpeeled banana in the freezer for a long time?
It turns completely black
It explodes
It shrinks by half
It becomes as hard as glass
 
 
Why did ancient Romans put lead additives in their wine?
It made it sweeter
It increased the alcoholic effects
It made it harder to get drunk
It mitigated the hangover
 
 
Which planet has a day that is longer than its year?
Venus
Mercury
Neptune
Uranus
 
 
Why was Napoleon once attacked by a horde of rabbits, causing him to flee?
His staff accidentally released too many for a hunting party
They mistook his uniform for food
He stopped on a hill with many rabbits and they swarmed the camp at night
Never happened
 
 
What is the actual color of the Sun, according to science?
White
Red
Orange
Yellow
 
 
Why do flamingos stand on one leg?
To let their leg rest its muscles
To maintain body heat
It is a mating signal
It confuses the fish and makes them easier to surprise
 
 
What was the original purpose of bubble wrap?
Wallpaper
Insulation for houses
Packaging for fragile items
A failed experiment in inflatable furniture
 
 
Which of these famous people was also an actual real-life spy?
Julia Child
Walt Disney
Vincent van Gogh
Agatha Christie
 
 
What’s different about the way lobsters age?
They can renew their own DNA
They age in leaps instead of gradually
They don't age at all
They age differently according to the water they're in
 
 
What was the Roman punishment for a person who murdered members of their own family? (also known as Parricide)
Put in a sack with live animals and thrown in the water
Their arms and legs were severed
They were burned at the stake
They were hanged
 
 
What is the world's oldest known joke about?
Toilet humor
Foolness of kings
The effects of wine
Marriage
 
 
What strange thing happens to your bones if you spend too much time in space?
They shrink and weaken
They become hollow
They grow extra calcium deposits
They fuse together in some areas
 
 
What was first developed as a fireproofing material before becoming a popular fabric?
Denim
Nylon
Velcro
Polyester
 
 
What surprising thing do bees do when they get drunk?
Other bees refuse to let them back into the hive
They start flying in circles
They attack their own queen
They fall asleep for days
 
 
Why do we shake hands when meeting people?
It was a medieval test of strength
It started in ancient Rome as a way to pass small gifts
It originated as a way to show you weren’t carrying a weapon
It’s based on a royal tradition from ancient Egypt
 
 
What’s unusual about how wombats defend themselves?
They have a bone plate in their butt to block predators
They can hold their breath for 20 minutes
They jump straight up like kangaroos
They spray a smelly liquid like a skunk
 
 
What unexpected thing did the Apollo 11 astronauts have to do after returning from the Moon?
Go through U.S. Customs
Drink only boiled water for a week
Take an eye exam
Wear radiation-proof suits for a month
 
 
What’s the only letter that doesn’t appear in any element name on the periodic table?
Q
Z
J
W
 
 
What odd feature do vampire bats have compared to other bats?
They can run on the ground
They have a forked tongue
They are completely blind
They can go weeks without eating
 
 
What was strange about the first recorded vending machine in history?
It dispensed holy water
It was powered by a live bird
It only worked at night
It required a secret code to operate
 
New to the scene
Okay, so this quiz may have melted your brain a little… but that just means you’ve learned some seriously wild facts today! Who knew that bees refuse to let drunk bees back into the hive or that astronauts stretch in space? The good news? You’ve got plenty of fresh knowledge to impress your friends. Next time, you’ll be ready to take on the world of weird trivia! Keep that curiosity alive—the strangest facts are always the most fun.
 
Curious Challenger
Great job! You clearly have a knack for the weird and wonderful, and you’re well on your way to trivia mastery. You nailed some of the toughest questions, and your curiosity is your secret weapon. Maybe you didn’t know about Viking sun crystals or that pineapples were once luxury items, but now you do! Keep sharpening your skills—you’re just a few weird facts away from total domination!
 
Trivia Mastermind
Your brain is a treasure trove of strange and wonderful knowledge. Whether you’ve been hoarding fun facts for years or you’re just naturally brilliant, you’ve proven that nothing gets past you. You’re the kind of person who knows why flamingos stand on one leg, what NASA accidentally recorded, and why Napoleon feared rabbits. Keep blowing minds with your random genius—you’re a walking encyclopedia of the unexpected!
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