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2 Truths 1 Lie Quiz: See Whether You Can Identify The Phony Fact Out Of The Correct Ones
There are so many extraordinary facts about nature, animals, and people that seem fake sometimes. However, there are also countless facts that we seem to believe but are actually not true at all. In this quiz, your mission is to distinguish the phony facts from the real ones. Think you know your fun facts from fiction? Consider this a warning; some of the phony facts are so sneaky that they seem like they are absolutely true. Let’s find out whether you’ll spot them!
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SheHulk 6 months ago
I doubt that Scots have so many words for snow. Also nr 18 contradicts itself!
Ace 6 months ago (edited)
Yes, I clicked that one, it's a patent nonsense. Nor is it true for the Inuit, Icelanders or other Arctic dwellers, about whom this fake-fact is often repeated. Some of the others were also a little, err, dubious, but 18 is correct, the statement is about hours, the correct answer is in minutes.
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FreeDragon 6 months ago
#16 No number before 1,000 contains the letter A. Then how do you pronounce 101? "One hundred and one"?
BrunoVI 6 months ago
They'll tell you to drop "and." Seriously; it's considered "improper."
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SheHulk 6 months ago
I doubt that Scots have so many words for snow. Also nr 18 contradicts itself!
Ace 6 months ago (edited)
Yes, I clicked that one, it's a patent nonsense. Nor is it true for the Inuit, Icelanders or other Arctic dwellers, about whom this fake-fact is often repeated. Some of the others were also a little, err, dubious, but 18 is correct, the statement is about hours, the correct answer is in minutes.
Load More Replies... FreeDragon 6 months ago
#16 No number before 1,000 contains the letter A. Then how do you pronounce 101? "One hundred and one"?
BrunoVI 6 months ago
They'll tell you to drop "and." Seriously; it's considered "improper."
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