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“Can You Actually Name These Objects Just By Looking At Them?”: Prove It & Score Above 22/29
🚨 Double points alert: this one’s a hard trivia 🚨
You see them in kitchens, museums, gardens, or even in your own body, but do you actually know what they’re called?
In this quiz, you’ll be shown 29 images ranging from odd objects to surprisingly familiar ones. Your task is simple: name them. A few clues were left in the images, but the real challenge is making it to the end with a score above 22/29.
Let’s see if you got what it takes 🤓
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Robert T 4 months ago
Many words which I've never used - we have different names for them in the UK - the shirt is known as a "grandad shirt". The one that annoyed me was that the UK spelling for the vegetable slicer is "mandolin" without an e.
Rinso The Red 4 months ago
US here and I've honestly never seen it spelled with the "e" but maybe I'm weird.
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Huddo's sister 4 months ago
Well I learned I know words but can't spell! Also, the surfboard one I only ever heard called fins and when I googled, it said skegs are for kayaks and canoes for stability.
Michael Largey 4 months ago
As Donovan might have said, I'm just wild about #13. #13's just wild about me.
Robert T 4 months ago
Many words which I've never used - we have different names for them in the UK - the shirt is known as a "grandad shirt". The one that annoyed me was that the UK spelling for the vegetable slicer is "mandolin" without an e.
Rinso The Red 4 months ago
US here and I've honestly never seen it spelled with the "e" but maybe I'm weird.
Load More Replies... Huddo's sister 4 months ago
Well I learned I know words but can't spell! Also, the surfboard one I only ever heard called fins and when I googled, it said skegs are for kayaks and canoes for stability.
Michael Largey 4 months ago
As Donovan might have said, I'm just wild about #13. #13's just wild about me.
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