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This isn’t your usual multiple-choice quiz. Every question only has two possible answers, so your odds might be 50-50… but that doesn’t make it easy.
With questions ranging from science to psychology and pop culture, your decisions will test just how good your knowledge, instincts, and reasoning are. Will you rely on what you know, or just guess? See how many you can get right and find out if you’re a true trivia master.
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Judes 1 month ago
You can't say "Nice try!" to a wrong answer when there are are only two choices!
Jumping Jellyfishes 1 month ago
Yes they are, but it specifically asked for the smallest *unit of life*. Got gotten by this one, as well :(
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Crissy Newbury 1 month ago
Atoms are not “living”. There are many particles smaller than atoms.
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martin734 1 month ago
Question 30 is neither. The concept of Tabula Rasa has been around since ancient Greek times; Aristotle, Avicenna, Thomas Aquinas and Rene Descartes all expounded the theory of Tabula Rasa, or blank slate, and proposed that all human behaviour is learned.
Mike Beck 1 month ago
Aristotle came up with the concept. Ibn Sina coined the phrase. Thomas Aquinas brought it to Christianity. John Locke popularized it. So, I'd go with one of the first two.
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Casey England 1 month ago
I would not describe these questions as "Mind-bending". When did WW2 end is not exactly mind bending.
Mike Beck 1 month ago (edited)
"attributed to". In other words, it's not asking who actually invented it.
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Mammie 1 month ago
Why even begin to take it a quiz when you know you’ll never make it thru it because it’ll go to a blank screen and force you to push the back button and go back to the home page. Bored panda s***s.
Bobby Tony 1 month ago
Same. I can get 100% correct since I keep getting refreshed on and can answer the questions I got initially wrong correct the second (or sixth) time through. What the heck, Internet? I thought we should be getting better at this stuff not worse.
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Petra Peitsch 1 month ago
Yeaps, these kind of quizes here on BP are mostly USA-centered. No need to downvote, because it's true. In Europe, in european countries, the teaching has another focus. There were questions (USA writers, songs), where I was just guessing. And I'm sure, that in asian or african countires the teaching is focusing on very different things like in the USA or Europe.
Load More Replies... Judes 1 month ago
You can't say "Nice try!" to a wrong answer when there are are only two choices!
Jumping Jellyfishes 1 month ago
Yes they are, but it specifically asked for the smallest *unit of life*. Got gotten by this one, as well :(
Load More Replies... Crissy Newbury 1 month ago
Atoms are not “living”. There are many particles smaller than atoms.
Load More Replies... martin734 1 month ago
Question 30 is neither. The concept of Tabula Rasa has been around since ancient Greek times; Aristotle, Avicenna, Thomas Aquinas and Rene Descartes all expounded the theory of Tabula Rasa, or blank slate, and proposed that all human behaviour is learned.
Mike Beck 1 month ago
Aristotle came up with the concept. Ibn Sina coined the phrase. Thomas Aquinas brought it to Christianity. John Locke popularized it. So, I'd go with one of the first two.
Load More Replies... Casey England 1 month ago
I would not describe these questions as "Mind-bending". When did WW2 end is not exactly mind bending.
Mike Beck 1 month ago (edited)
"attributed to". In other words, it's not asking who actually invented it.
Load More Replies... Mammie 1 month ago
Why even begin to take it a quiz when you know you’ll never make it thru it because it’ll go to a blank screen and force you to push the back button and go back to the home page. Bored panda s***s.
Bobby Tony 1 month ago
Same. I can get 100% correct since I keep getting refreshed on and can answer the questions I got initially wrong correct the second (or sixth) time through. What the heck, Internet? I thought we should be getting better at this stuff not worse.
Load More Replies... Petra Peitsch 1 month ago
Yeaps, these kind of quizes here on BP are mostly USA-centered. No need to downvote, because it's true. In Europe, in european countries, the teaching has another focus. There were questions (USA writers, songs), where I was just guessing. And I'm sure, that in asian or african countires the teaching is focusing on very different things like in the USA or Europe.
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