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Literature quiz. Are you a bookworm?

Average Score: 6

35% knows the answer to this question: "For Thomas Mann, it was "in Venice," for Agatha Christie it was "on the Nile" and for Ernest Hemingway it was "in the Afternoon." What is it? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Norman Mailer's "The Castle in the Forest" fictionizes what historical person's childhood, as seen through the eyes of a demon named Dieter?"

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Television Trivia Quiz.

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Average Score: 8

76% knows the answer to this question: "Moonlighting stockbroker Jerry Scoggins recorded The Ballad of Jed Clampett, the theme song to what 1960s sitcom? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "What TV show was originally going to be about Larry Lopez, an internationally famous bandleader, and his actor wife Lucy?"

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You like to watch TV? Then this quiz must be a piece of cake for you.

Average Score: 6

94% knows the answer to this question: "A blue French horn. A yellow umbrella. The Hot/Crazy Scale. A Pontiac Fiero that only played one song. 83%. A slap bet. These are all plot elements on what sitcom? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "In "Orange is the New Black", what is the name of the prison which is the primary setting of the series?"

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Can you score at least 6 out of 10 in this impossible mixed knowledge quiz?

Average Score: 8

68% knows the answer to this question: "Unsurprisingly, what country's official animal is the panda? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "When would you most likely experience postprandial somnolence, especially around Thanksgiving?"

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Fun quiz about Food & Beverages.

Average Score: 8

49% knows the answer to this question: "Which vegetable is the main ingredient in hash browns? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Which of these is not an album by the alt rock band Cake, but is instead an actual kind of cake?"

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Only food critics can answer these 10 hard questions about food.

Average Score: 5

64% knows the answer to this question: "If you're enjoying some yummy squab, what are you eating? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Homer Simpson survived eating this, but it is the only food forbidden to the emperor of Japan. What is it?"

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Impossible History Quiz. Most people can't even get 5 correctly. Can you beat that ?

Average Score: 7

55% knows the answer to this question: "On December 16, 1773, the Sons of Liberty, disguised as Indians, dumped 342 chests of what substance, 45 tons in all, into Boston Harbor? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Where were Anne Boleyn and Thomas More executed, having been brought in through a water entrance called Traitor's Gate?"

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You thought history was boring ? This quiz will prove it's fun. Share your result.

Average Score: 6

77% knows the answer to this question: "In Rome, Cato the Elder, Catiline and Cicero all became famous in what line of work? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "Three of these were performers in the Wild West show, but who created that show, in 1883?"

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Geography Quiz

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Average Score: 8

67% knows the answer to this question: "Voodoo queen Marie Laveau is believed to be buried Tomb 347 in what city's St Louis Cemetery No. 1? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "A Massachusetts cape is named for what state fish?"

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Did you pay attention at school? Then this Geography quiz must be a breeze.

Average Score: 6

95% knows the answer to this question: "What is the only African country with port cites on both the Red Sea and the Mediterranean? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "What entire country, all 108.7 acres of it, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?"

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Can you answer these 10 science questions? Share if you got at least 5 right.

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Average Score: 8

51% knows the answer to this question: "What animal is actually a domesticated variety of the African ass? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "What flower, the world's tallest, did a Dutch gardener grow to a record height of 25 feet, 5 inches?"

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Take this science quiz and share the result with your facebook buddies.

Average Score: 6

46% knows the answer to this question: "In about 1730, both English mathematician John Hadley and American inventor Thomas Godfrey invented something sailors use to measure angular elevations of celestial bodies. What? "

And do you know the answer to this one? "What light bulb inventor proposed to his second wife, Mina Miller, via Morse code, which he tapped out on her hand?"

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