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Share if you owned this impossible literature quiz.
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Average Score: 6
68% knows the answer to this question:
"What crimson-accessorized fairy-tale character is sometimes named Blanchette?
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"Here's a Canterbury Tale for you. During the Hundred Years' War, what writer was held hostage after he was captured near Reims, France?"
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General knowledge quiz. Smart People Only.
Average Score: 8
46% knows the answer to this question:
"What much copied lunar dance step did Michael Jackson perform at the 25th anniversary of Motown?
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"In 1994, three Brits spent 42,100 euros on a roundtrip cab ride from London to what South African city?"
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General Knowledge Trivia. For smart people only.
Average Score: 9
46% knows the answer to this question:
"Who were the four Beatles?
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"What "aquatic" bedroom item was invented by Charles Hall?"
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Nobody will score a 10/10 in this food quiz.
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Average Score: 6
89% knows the answer to this question:
"For a month after I died, Ben & Jerry's replaced the bing cherries with black cherries, in the Cherry Garcia ice cream named for me. Who am I?
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"Who was been portrayed by Nancy Green, Anna Robinson and Rosie Hall, in depictions that became steadily less racist?"
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How good is your Geography knowledge?
Average Score: 8
85% knows the answer to this question:
"In addition to being called "Fort Liquordale," Fort Lauderdale also has what often nickname, because of its extensive canal system?
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"The Japanese call their country Nippon. We call it "Japan," from the Chinese word for it. And both Nippon and Japan mean the same thing. What?"
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Impossible History Quiz. Start The Test
Average Score: 8
75% knows the answer to this question:
"Becoming pharaoh at age 9 in the 1300s BC, who was probably killed at age 19 by his own top statesman, the vizier Ay?
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"The Ancient Egyptians called it Iteru, and believed the Pharaoh worked with the god Hapi to make sure it flooded every year. What river is this?"
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Almost nobody can score a 10/10 in this General Knowledge Trivia
Average Score: 8
94% knows the answer to this question:
"What sport uses a gun to signify the start?
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"Bleeding Gums Murphy, Bill Clinton, Charlie Parker and Clarence Clemmons all played what instrument?"
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Geography quiz. Level Impossible.
Average Score: 8
70% knows the answer to this question:
"The Harrods department store is in the Knightbridge neighborhood of which city?
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"In Yellowstone National Park, what is Old Faithful?"
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Only Real Music Lovers can answer these questions.
Average Score: 8
77% knows the answer to this question:
"Get your motor running. Head out on the highway. What was Steppenwolf born to be?
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"Drummer Don Henley and guitarists Glen Frey and Joe Walsh all had successful solo careers, and all had been part of what band?"
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Can you finish this animal quiz flawless?
Average Score: 9
90% knows the answer to this question:
"Sure, childbirth is hard on mom. But what animal gets born ... and then falls six feet to the ground?
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"What part of an elephant's body has 40,000 muscles?"
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Even European citizens have trouble with this quiz about History.
Average Score: 9
46% knows the answer to this question:
"Who was dubbed the "People's Princess," particularly after she perished in a horrifying car chase with the paparazzi?
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"During World War I, George V changed the name of Britain's royal family. To what?"
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This quiz is for bookworms only. Otherwise you won't make a change.
Average Score: 6
46% knows the answer to this question:
"JD Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye and John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men both got their names from poems by what Scotsman?
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"Who wrote the book The Last Of The Mohicans?"
