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We’re Not Saying You’re A Genius, But Acing This 50-Question True Or False Quiz Might Prove It
Do you think you know these truths? 🤔💡
Let’s put your knowledge to the test with 50 true or false questions. From history to pop culture, science to general knowledge, we’ve got it all covered (sort of). We are not saying you are a genius, but scoring a perfect 50/50 might prove it. Are you up for the challenge?
Let’s see how much you really know – there are some surprising and unexpected truths along the way that we hope will make you laugh!
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Ace 9 months ago
There's a few of these that are so poorly worded to be ambiguous, but at at least one that is completely self-contradictory. How can it be TRUE that the inventor of the lightbulb was Thomas Edison, when the answer goes on to say "Various versions of the lightbulb existed before Thomas Edison."
PunchinelloTX 9 months ago
It’s false that I just answered 50 questions when that WAS the 50th and I technically just answered 49. It’s true that I don’t know or care where Taylor Swift was born.
Summer Days 9 months ago
Schrödinger's 50th question :D like during the submission point of the 50th answer, you HAVE answered 50, not 49 😆
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Crystalwitch60 9 months ago
The Bee,s one is not technically true lmao, cos if you raise bees in hives n sell the honey they make you money !! Sorry im to logical for these 😂but think about it !!!
UKGrandad 9 months ago
Your logic failed you there. If you sell the honey then you are making money, not the bees. They're not even making you money because you're stealing what they are producing for their own use.
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Al Ban 9 months ago
Various versions of the lightbulb existed before Thomas Edison. Joseph Swan developed a similar design earlier, but Edison improved its longevity and efficiency, making it the first commercially practical incandescent bulb. So he wasn't the inventor of it if it existed before, you can't be the inventor if you improve a concept, Apple didn't invent WIFI, they onle are the first to put it in a customer oriented profduct
Northlander72 9 months ago (edited)
* answers "false" on the question about whether Edison invented the light bulb. Gets marked as "wrong", and then told that Edison did, in fact, not create the first light bulb* ALRIGHTY, THEN!
Load More Replies... UKGrandad 9 months ago
#50 is wrong. When I read the question I had just answered 49 true-or-false questions. I had not answered 50 until I had answered the final question. And #41: even in the explanation you state that Edison *improved* the light bulb, which is not the same as inventing it. It had to have been invented before it could be improved. Come on, Raquel and Erika, get your act together.
Seán Hannan 9 months ago
#6. They were correct that I tried to hum while holding my nose. However, as I succeeded in humming (briefly) while holding my nose, they were incorrect that it is impossible.
Seán Hannan 9 months ago
Also, #24. All coastlines are mathematically infinite in length as you can always increase the length by measuring at a finer granularity, so Canada's coastline is no longer than any other country's.
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Julia Cargile 9 months ago
When a test begins with a Taylor Swift question I move on to something worth my time.
Stephanie Did It 9 months ago
Before answering #50, I had answered 49 questions so the answer was False. So my score is 44/50.
Hassel Davidhoff 9 months ago
WTF, I can totally hum while holding my nose. Is this something people can't generally do?
Paulina 8 months ago (edited)
WTF #41 ?! (And others, to be honest, like #46 where carrots ARE "naturally orange", even if they weren't originally!) You say yourself in the summary that "versions of a lightbulb existed BEFORE Edison's design"! So correct answer is FALSE. The question doesn't ask "Who's commonly referred to as an inventor of a lightbulb, but in reality isn't one?" 😡
Paulina 8 months ago
I had trouble with that one too. The sources are very conflicting about who actually was the last pharaoh 🤦♀️ If we agree to call Cleopatra a pharaoh, then she's actually not the last one anyway - her son Caesarion (Ptolemy XV) was.
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TheGayUmbrella 7 months ago
I can absolutely hum while holding my nose. Maybe you can't, WEAKLING, but I have TALENT
Trash Panda 9 months ago (edited)
So I'm a genius if I know that Rome isn't the capital of France?
Neb 9 months ago
40/50. I am not good with celebrities - have no ideas about Oskars or which team they played. Also, several questions were phrased not the best. Cucumber is a fruit technically/botanically, but vegetable in culinary. Bulb question was also so so. Pacific question was way too easy for me, as in my language it is called "The biggest" :)
Robyn Hill 9 months ago
As others pointed out, #50 was incorrect - but so was #42. Technically speaking, the sun doesn't rise or set, because it doesn't move. We're the ones moving.
Ace 9 months ago
There's a few of these that are so poorly worded to be ambiguous, but at at least one that is completely self-contradictory. How can it be TRUE that the inventor of the lightbulb was Thomas Edison, when the answer goes on to say "Various versions of the lightbulb existed before Thomas Edison."
PunchinelloTX 9 months ago
It’s false that I just answered 50 questions when that WAS the 50th and I technically just answered 49. It’s true that I don’t know or care where Taylor Swift was born.
Summer Days 9 months ago
Schrödinger's 50th question :D like during the submission point of the 50th answer, you HAVE answered 50, not 49 😆
Load More Replies... Crystalwitch60 9 months ago
The Bee,s one is not technically true lmao, cos if you raise bees in hives n sell the honey they make you money !! Sorry im to logical for these 😂but think about it !!!
UKGrandad 9 months ago
Your logic failed you there. If you sell the honey then you are making money, not the bees. They're not even making you money because you're stealing what they are producing for their own use.
Load More Replies... Al Ban 9 months ago
Various versions of the lightbulb existed before Thomas Edison. Joseph Swan developed a similar design earlier, but Edison improved its longevity and efficiency, making it the first commercially practical incandescent bulb. So he wasn't the inventor of it if it existed before, you can't be the inventor if you improve a concept, Apple didn't invent WIFI, they onle are the first to put it in a customer oriented profduct
Northlander72 9 months ago (edited)
* answers "false" on the question about whether Edison invented the light bulb. Gets marked as "wrong", and then told that Edison did, in fact, not create the first light bulb* ALRIGHTY, THEN!
Load More Replies... UKGrandad 9 months ago
#50 is wrong. When I read the question I had just answered 49 true-or-false questions. I had not answered 50 until I had answered the final question. And #41: even in the explanation you state that Edison *improved* the light bulb, which is not the same as inventing it. It had to have been invented before it could be improved. Come on, Raquel and Erika, get your act together.
Seán Hannan 9 months ago
#6. They were correct that I tried to hum while holding my nose. However, as I succeeded in humming (briefly) while holding my nose, they were incorrect that it is impossible.
Seán Hannan 9 months ago
Also, #24. All coastlines are mathematically infinite in length as you can always increase the length by measuring at a finer granularity, so Canada's coastline is no longer than any other country's.
Load More Replies... Julia Cargile 9 months ago
When a test begins with a Taylor Swift question I move on to something worth my time.
Stephanie Did It 9 months ago
Before answering #50, I had answered 49 questions so the answer was False. So my score is 44/50.
Hassel Davidhoff 9 months ago
WTF, I can totally hum while holding my nose. Is this something people can't generally do?
Paulina 8 months ago (edited)
WTF #41 ?! (And others, to be honest, like #46 where carrots ARE "naturally orange", even if they weren't originally!) You say yourself in the summary that "versions of a lightbulb existed BEFORE Edison's design"! So correct answer is FALSE. The question doesn't ask "Who's commonly referred to as an inventor of a lightbulb, but in reality isn't one?" 😡
Paulina 8 months ago
I had trouble with that one too. The sources are very conflicting about who actually was the last pharaoh 🤦♀️ If we agree to call Cleopatra a pharaoh, then she's actually not the last one anyway - her son Caesarion (Ptolemy XV) was.
Load More Replies... TheGayUmbrella 7 months ago
I can absolutely hum while holding my nose. Maybe you can't, WEAKLING, but I have TALENT
Trash Panda 9 months ago (edited)
So I'm a genius if I know that Rome isn't the capital of France?
Neb 9 months ago
40/50. I am not good with celebrities - have no ideas about Oskars or which team they played. Also, several questions were phrased not the best. Cucumber is a fruit technically/botanically, but vegetable in culinary. Bulb question was also so so. Pacific question was way too easy for me, as in my language it is called "The biggest" :)
Robyn Hill 9 months ago
As others pointed out, #50 was incorrect - but so was #42. Technically speaking, the sun doesn't rise or set, because it doesn't move. We're the ones moving.
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