This quiz looks very simple. You just have to answer TRUE or FALSE to our questions. But these questions may just be a little tricky, so read carefully...
JK Rowling's Harry Potter book series has 5 volumes, corresponding to the number of years he has studied at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Actually it is 7 volumes and 7 years.
False
True
2 of 14
The Vatican City in Naples is the smallest country in the world.
It is indeed the smallest, but it is in Rome and not in Naples
True
False
3 of 14
Earth is part of the Milky Way solar system
The Milky Way is a galaxy and not a solar system.
True
False
4 of 14
Scotland's national animal is a unicorn
True
False
5 of 14
The Black Sea between Europe and Asia looks black during severe storms due to its great depth (over 150 meters) and the fact that it is filled with hydrogen sulfide.
For sailors, it does indeed look black
True
False
6 of 14
The phrase "This is a small step for man, a big step for humanity," was said by Lance Armstrong when he landed on the moon in 1969.
That was NEIL Armstrong, not Lance.
False
True
7 of 14
Celine Dion sang the theme song for the 1992 film Titanic.
The movie Titanic came out in 1998
True
False
8 of 14
The character "Gollum" from the book "Lord of the Rings" by George. R. Martin, also appeared in his previous book - "The Hobbit".
It was written by J. R. R. Tolkien and not George R. R. Martin, who wrote Game of Thrones
False
True
9 of 14
Astrophysicist Stephen Hawking, who wrote the book A Brief History of Time, refused to accept a Knighthood from queen Elizabeth II.
He claimed he did not like 'titles'
True
False
10 of 14
Singer Michael Jackson and actor Nicholas Cage were married to the same woman - Lisa Marie Presley, daughter of Elvis Presley.
True
False
11 of 14
Donald Duck of the Looney Tunes has starred in more cartoons than Mickey Mouse of Disney.
Donald Duck is a Disney character, the Looney Tunes duck is called Daffy Duck
True
False
12 of 14
One lightning bolt has enough power to turn on 100 incandescent bulbs for 3 months in a row.
False
True
13 of 14
Sydney, the capital of Australia, is Australia's oldest city.
It is indeed the oldest, but it's not the capital, which is Canberra
False
True
14 of 14
The first time each bishop moves in chess, it can move it two squares forward instead of just one square.
This is only true for pawns.
True
False
We Fooled Ya!
We assume that you knew a large part of the facts in this test, but because you did not pay attention to all the small... READ MOREWe assume that you knew a large part of the facts in this test, but because you did not pay attention to all the small details, you failed it. You can always try to pass this test again, and this time pay a little more attention to every detail in the facts before you. We are sure you can achieve a better score.
While you may not have reached a perfect result, your score definitely puts you above average. We did not seem to be... READ MOREWhile you may not have reached a perfect result, your score definitely puts you above average. We did not seem to be able to fool you all the time and you have a good eye for detail, because in most cases you did manage to see where one little word ruined the whole truth. You can now go over your answers to see where you went wrong.
No matter how much we tried to trick you, we failed, because you are probably smarter than us. Not only did you come up... READ MORENo matter how much we tried to trick you, we failed, because you are probably smarter than us. Not only did you come up with the misleading facts quite easily, but you also showed that you have extensive knowledge in a variety of fields, which is certainly impressive!
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