Do You Have Enough Common Sense To Pass This Quiz?

The world is full of interesting and wonderful facts, and we'll never run out of amazing questions to ask all of you who love trivia. The great thing about this planet is that things keep getting discovered, and incredible moments continue to occur in history. We'll never run out of things to talk about, and it seems that with each new discovery, several new unanswered question spring up in response. Those of us with inquisitive minds seek out new information hungrily, but there are also those of use who couldn't care less about the world around them.

People who don't care about these interesting facts, whether you want to call them stupid, ignorant, or blonde, will probably fail this quiz miserably. But those of you who actively seek out knowledge like there's no tomorrow will likely ace this quiz with flying colors. But whether you're a genius or just a know-it-all, there's probably at least one question here which will stump you. Almost nobody will be able to get 100%. Yes, that's a challenge. Are you willing to accept? If so, take the quiz - but be warned, it might expose the fact that you're really just a dumb blonde deep inside...

Question 1

You’re In A Running Race, And You Just Manage To Overtake The Person In Third Place. What Place Are You In Now?

Many of us have been in a foot race before in our lives. If not running as part of some kind of competition, then for fun with our friends during childhood. So it should be pretty easy to figure out what place you would be in if you overtook the person in third place. But watch out - this question might not be as easy as you think. All we're saying is think this one through before you choose your answer...

Question 2

What Are Gills On Fish Used For?

One type of animal that people have a lot of experience with is fish. These numerous animals are all over the oceans and the rivers and lakes, and they have proven to be one of the most interesting and successful species of animal ever. They're also some of the oldest, and some of the first ever vertebrates, meaning they're actually our ancestors if you think about it. But fish are of course very different from us. One example is their gills. But what are they for?

Question 3

True Or False, Tuna Are Some Of The Slowest Things In The Ocean

Tuna Fish are some of the most famous types of fish, mainly because humans tend to eat a lot of them. Canned tuna has remained one of the most popular foods for many years, and people consume lots of it all over the world. But few people really understand how awesome these fish are. Many probably have never even seen what a tuna fish looks like. These are actually quite large fish, and they swim in groups. But is it true that they're slow?

Question 4

There Are Seven Oranges On A Table. You Take Away Three. How Many Oranges Do You Have?

Here's another seemingly simple question that might just catch you off guard. It's a simple case of subtraction... Or is it? Read the question carefully, and make sure to pick the correct answer. Oranges are some of the most tasty fruits around, and farming them is a major undertaking. People tend to eat them whole, or make them into orange juice, which is a really great beverage to consume during breakfast time. But do you know how many oranges you'd have?

Question 5

True Or False, A Jellyfish Is A Type Of Fish

Jellyfish are another type of sea animal that really gets a lot of people interested. They can be quite beautiful and majestic, especially when they're all swimming together. They can also be a little unsettling to some, as they can have the appearance of some kind of alien creature! It's obvious when looking at them that they are not quite the same as many other creatures on Earth. And of course, we all know how badly jellyfish can sting. But are they really fish?

Question 6

True Or False, Bamboo Can Grow One Meter In One Day

Bamboo is one of the most amazing plant species on Earth. It's common in the far east, but we've started seeing more and more of it all over the world. The people who are native to Bamboo's natural areas are well-informed about the usefulness of this plant, but the rest of us are just starting to realize its widespread applications. It can be made into fabrics, flooring, and all kinds of other items. And Pandas love eating it! But can it really grow a meter in one day?

Question 7

On Average, How Many Birthdays Does A Man Have?

Birthdays can either be a wonderful time of celebration and happiness, or they can be a terrible time of depression and sadness. It depends how you look at it. When we're young, almost everyone is overjoyed at the prospect of growing older. It means you're getting closer to becoming an adult, being independent, and enjoying everything life has to offer. But when you get older, each birthday can feel like a terrible reminder of the fact that you're no longer young. But how many birthdays does the average man have?

Question 8

True Or False, Birds Are Warm-Blooded

Birds are another type of animal that has captured the imagination and the joy of people all around the world. What would the world be like without birds? You wouldn't hear their cheerful songs as you stepped outside in the summer, and you wouldn't see them flying beautifully through the air. Birds are wonderful creatures, and we should do everything we can to protect them. But how similar are birds to us? Is it true that they are warm blooded?

Question 9

What Ancient Type Of Animal Did Birds Likely Evolve From?

Birds are great and all, but have you ever wondered where they actually came from? After all, birds are pretty unique in that they are one of the few creatures with the ability to fly. There's really only a few insects and perhaps flying squirrels (although they mostly glide) with the same ability of flight. There's also bats. Birds actually have a long and interesting evolutionary history, and researchers have some interesting theories about which animals they evolved from. Do you know which one that is?

Question 10

Dinosaurs Were Probably Wiped Out By An Asteroid Impact Or…

Speaking of dinosaurs, these animals were some of the most interesting and mysterious creatures that ever walked the earth. We have tons of fossils confirming the fact that they ruled the earth millions of years ago, but we don't really know what they looked like. Were they feathered? Were they scaled? These debates have gone on since the first fossils were found. But perhaps a more interesting discussion is how they all died. Researchers think it was asteroid impacts and perhaps...

Question 11

True Or False, Cows And Horses Sleep While Standing Up

Cows and horses are two types of animals that most people are familiar with. This is because people tend to see a lot more of these animals than some of the more "exotic" animals that live around the world, as horses and cows are farm animals. Horses and cows are lovely, charming creatures, and it's a shame that some of them are mistreated in farms. But what about when they sleep? Is it true that they actually sleep standing up?

Question 12

Which of these is not a type of rock?

Another part of our world that is very interesting has to do with the many types of minerals and rocks that cover our earth. Although some people might find this boring, others (like Hank Schrader from Breaking Bad) get completely obsessed with the various types of minerals out there. People like him would know about the different types of rock, and these are quite common. But what about you? Can you spot the rock here which is NOT a one of the many rock types?

Question 13

Which Of These Animals Is NOT A Mammal?

We all learn about animals while in school, but it can be tough to keep them straight. There are, of course, certain things that go into being a mammal. When it comes to the ocean, this gets really confusing since we're so used to mammals being animals that live on land and breathe air. Maybe you didn't know, but aquatic mammals do still breathe air. They're just really great at holding their breath. It's actually theorized that these mammals evolved from land-dwellers. So weird!

Question 14

Through Which Does Sound Move Faster, Water Or Air?

Sound is an interesting thing that not many of us think too much about. We all just pretty much take it for granted. How does sound work? What makes sounds happen? Sound is actually vibrating molecules in the air, but then how does sound work in water? We all know that sound does work underwater, after all, Dolphins have a complex language that has intrigued us for years. But do you know which sound moves faster through? Water or air?

Question 15

True Or False, All Animals Eventually Become Fossilized

Fossils are some of the most interesting things on the Earth. Even though they are often very simple and take a lot of research to actually figure out, fossils can give us some of the most interesting insight into our planet's past. Dinosaur fossils have given us lots of knowledge into what life was like millions of years ago. Early human fossils shed light into where we actually came from. But is it true that all animals eventually become fossils?

Question 16

Over 70% Of The Earth’s Surface Is Covered By…

The Earth is an insanely beautiful place. Even though the trend right now is to wonder and fantasize about colonizing other planets, there is no doubt that Earth is the best place to be. We have air, the right temperature, plenty of plant and animal life, and everything you need to be happy. The Earth's surface looks stunning from space, and it reminds us all how lucky we are. But do you know what covers 70% of the Earth's surface?

Question 17

If A Peacock Has One Egg One Day, And Then Two Eggs The Next Day, How Many Eggs Do You Think It Can Lay On The Third Day, Logically?

Here's another logic puzzle for you to wrap your head around. Let's say you have a peacock. And that peacock lays eggs. Peacocks are magnificent creatures that have a wonderfully patterned feathered tail that they flash and display in order to attract females. Having one would be quite interesting, although they wouldn't take too much care to look after. They mostly eat small insects. But if your peacock laid one egg one day, and two eggs the next, how many would you expect it to lay the next?

Question 18

Which Ocean Is Named After The Greek God Atlas?

Atlas is a legendary Greek god, and he's been used in popular culture and myths for thousands of years. He is of course the Greek God who, according to legend, holds the Earth up on his shoulders. This strong god is responsible for keeping the world upright, so he's a god of great responsibility. A character named Atlas was famously used in the critically acclaimed video game, Bioshock. But do you know which ocean was named after this Greek God?

Question 19

A mysterious area of the Atlantic where ships have disappeared is known as...

Speaking of the Atlantic Ocean, there is an interesting part of that ocean where ships, planes and people in general tend to go missing. It's also known as the "devil's playground." Countless stories of UFO sightings, portals, sea monsters, and all manner of other supernatural things have come from this corner of the Atlantic. Interestingly, it's actually a common route for shipping, and ships pass through it all the time. But do you know what this mysterious area is called?

Question 20

True Or False, Ultraviolet Light Is The Only Part Of Light That Humans Can See

Light is a very interesting thing that is actually much more complex than many people think. Humans can actually only see a very specific spectrum of light. For example, Infrared light has wavelengths that are too long for the human eye to pick up. Light from the sun actually takes a significant amount of time to reach the Earth. For this same reason, when we look at the night sky, we are actually seeing the PAST of stars. But is it true that humans can ONLY see ultraviolet light?

Question 21

Mike Is A Butcher. He Is About 5’10. What Does He Weigh?

Here's another logic puzzle for you to wrap your head around. Read the question carefully, and then read all of the answers out loud. You should be able to get this one without too much trouble... Unless, of course, you're blonde. Butchers have been around for thousands of years, as people have been eating meat since the beginning of time. These workers are specialists in cutting and storing meat. But is it possible to figure what a butcher weighs with just this information?

Question 22

True Or False: A Goat Is Just A Male Sheep

Goats are some of the funniest creatures on Earth. If you've ever met one, you'll know that there's something about them which is totally unique. They seem to have very strong personalities, and can be pretty hilarious at times. For one, they'll eat pretty much anything - even inedible things like cardboard and cloth! Those who know about goats will know how to answer this question. But is it true that goats are actually just the male version of sheep?

Question 23

Out Of The 12 Months Of The Year, How Many Have 28 Days?

Time is a strange and wonderful thing. It's something that really bends your mind when you sit down and think about it, and it can even make you go insane! Time has also been something that humanity has struggled to accurately measure. Time and time again, calendars have proven to be inaccurate throughout time, forcing us to amend and change our method of measuring the months. But surely, you must know how many months in our calendar have 28 days?

Question 24

What’s The Smallest Type Of Bird In The World?

One of the most interesting things about birds is how amazingly diverse this species is. There are birds scattered all over the world, from the icy lands of Antarctica to the hot Sahara desert. Birds have adapted to live in almost every single environment, filling every niche imaginable. Birds come in all shapes and sizes. When Darwin studied the different types of Finches in the Galapagos, it helped him develop his theory of evolution. But do you know which type of bird is the smallest?

Question 25

True Or False, There Is Electricity Running Through Your Heart

For thousands of years, people have known that the human heart was incredibly important. This was even before even the most basic medical knowledge made itself known, and people have only instinct to work from. People just intuitively knew that the heart was important. Interestingly enough, they also thought that the heart was where thoughts came from - before we had an understanding of the function of the brain. But is it true that there is actually electricity running through your heart?

Question 26

True Or False, Electric Eels Can Produce “Shocks” Of Up To 500 Volts

Electric eels are some of the most stunning creatures on Earth. While they may look a little scary and spooky, that appearance is well-earned. The repulsive exterior of the electric eel might just save your life, as this creature has a pretty amazing defense mechanism. As the name implies, the electric eel is able to generate huge pulses of electric energy to shock animals who get a little too close for comfort. But is it true that it can generate shocks of up to 500 volts?

Question 27

Which Of The Following Is NOT A Type Of Energy?

There are many types of energy in the world. Some invisible, some amazing, but all energy plays a major role on our planet. Humans rely on energy more than anything in the world. If our electrical power suddenly failed, it is estimated that 90% of the world's population would die within one month. Humans have been exploring alternate means of energy that are clean and sustainable, but the majority still comes from questionable sources. But which of these is NOT a source of energy?

Question 28

In The Equation “E = mc²,” What Does “E” Stand For?

One of the most famous equations in history is E = mc². This equation was created by none other than Albert Einstein, who is considered by many to be one of the greatest, if not THE greatest, mind that ever lived. He of course was instrumental in laying the groundwork for the first atom bomb, and he also made some interesting observations about time and potential space travel in the future. But do you know what "E" stands for in this equation?

Question 29

Which Of These Causes Earthquakes?

Earthquakes are some of the most destructive and devastating natural disasters which occur on our planet. They can cause cities to crumble, and countless deaths can occur in the process. In the past, earthquakes have destroyed entire cities. Certain areas of the world are much more prone to earthquakes than others. Other places are still waiting for a giant earthquake to hit - one that has been overdue for countless years. But do you know which of these things actually causes earthquakes?

Question 30

How Does One Become Affected By Poison Ivy?

Poison Ivy is a very interesting plant that has actually spawned a comic book character from the DC universe. Note that in this sense, we are talking about the PLANT, not the character. People who have lived in areas where this planet is common know all about the dangers of this plant - and the name is well-earned. This plant is indeed poisonous, and it can be quite troublesome to its victims. But how does one become affected by poison ivy?

Question 31

Before Mount Everest Was Discovered, What Was The Highest Mountain In The World?

Mount Everest is a legendary feature on this Earth. Known widely as the highest mountain on Earth, this peak attracts thousands of mountain climbers each year who want to make to the very top. Many do not make it, and the mountain is home to many individuals who have succumbed to the treacherous cliffs and slopes. The native people of this region have venerated the mountain for many years. But before Everest was discovered, which mountain was the highest on Earth?

Question 32

What’s The World’s Largest Desert?

Let's zoom across the world to a completely different region - the desert. This region also has its own peaks, although here they are made completely of sand. Like Everest, many people have succumbed to the dry, seemingly endless expanses of desert. This is of course, the largest desert on Earth. Many legends have been told, and few ever try to venture into its lands. Only the toughest animals survive here. But do you know what this largest desert in the world is called?

Question 33

True Or False, The Earth is Perfectly Round

Only a few lucky individuals have managed to set eyes on the Earth from space. And only these people truly know what the Earth looks like. Astronauts and other space explorers who have seen this sight claim that it's a life-changing experience, one that can't really be explained in words. They say it puts everything in perspective. There has been some debate about the true shape of the Earth in recent years, but is it true that the Earth is perfectly round?

Question 34

What Is Full Of Holes But Can Still Hold Water?

Here's one last riddle for you to try to solve. You'll need the full use of your logical mind for this one, so make sure to put your thinking caps on. What is full of holes but can still hold water? There are many possibilities... Read the question carefully, and make sure you've considered each and every answer. People with a logical mind will get this quickly... But if you're blonde, well then, you might have a little bit of trouble...

Question 35

In 2018, What Strange Thing Did Elon Musk Put In Space?

2018 has been a great year so far, and we've been treated to all kinds of wonderful developments. In recent years, we've noticed a strange lack of space exploration missions from NASA. This prompted several private companies to try their hand in space exploration. One of which was Space-X, a company founded by Elon Musk. He ended up successfully launching a rocket this year, and he put something strange up in space. But do you remember what it actually was?

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