1. talk to them
   leave them alone
2. call their parents
   wake them up while sleepwalking

It's often said that waking up a sleepwalker can be dangerous to them, but this is in fact a myth. It is actually helping out a sleepwalker when you wake them up, as they could get themselves into some danger unintentionally. You never know when they might trip or bump into something.

1. Jesus
   Peter Pan
2. Mary Poppins
   Albert Einstein

Many celebrate the birth of Jesus on Christmas day, December 25, but this date is not confirmed by the Bible. While the birth of baby Jesus is discussed, it never mentions the exact day of his birth.

1. Oysters are alive upon being eaten.
   Dark chocolate is good for you.
2. the 5 second rule
   Nutmeg can cause hallucinations.

The 5 second rule applies when food falls and touches the ground. It states that if it's been there less than 5 seconds, then you can eat it. In reality, it doesn't matter how long the food has been on the floor, what matters is how much bacteria it actually picked up.

1. the color
   the sound
2. the material
   the movement

Many people believe that bulls charge at the flag because of its color. This is untrue, as bulls can't even see the color red! The real reason that they charge at the cloth is because of the movement .

1. true
2. false

This is false. This is a common myth that has been passed around, but goldfish have much longer memories than that. They can even remember things from months ago.

1. from their ears
   through their tails
2. salivation
   through their feet

Many people believe dogs sweat through salivation, but if you chose their feet, you'd be right! They can also sweat through panting, but their true sweat glands are located in their feet.

1. snakes
   bears
2. toads
   squirrels

If you've been avoiding toads your whole life, you can stop now! Toads will not give you warts, although you may have heard that they do. Instead, warts come from a human virus.

1. horned helmets
   tunics
2. leg wraps
   dresses

Anytime you see a portrayal of a Viking, they were likely wearing a horned helmet. Because of this, many people associate these helmets with the true Vikings, but they didn't actually wear them! In fact, they were created by Carl Emil Doepler for a play in the 1800s.

1. leave them be
   bring them food
2. touch them
   add to the nest

Many people believe that touching baby birds will deter their mother. While you still might not want to touch them, it won't steer mom and dad away from taking care of them. But if touching them to get them out of danger is your only option, then you can rest easy knowing that mom will come back to care for them.

1. true
2. false

This is false. Opossums are often pictured hanging from their tails but they'll never sleep that way. It's mostly the babies that do it in the first place.

1. candy
   steak
2. carrots
   milk

Eating carrots is commonly thought to improve your sight and help you see in the dark. This myth actually stems from World War II pilots in order to trick the Germans so that they wouldn’t know that the Americans had radars.

1. make it thicker
   make it thinner
2. kill it
   give it split ends

Shaving is said to make your hair thicker, but that is not true. It is somewhat of an illusion in that the hair only appears to be thicker because it was cut off where it is thick.

1. There are tastebuds on it.
   Your tongue can gain weight.
2. Everyone's tongue print is different.
   There are different sections for taste.

You may have been told that your tongue has different areas that are sensitive to different tastes. As it turns out, it was all a lie! All areas of your tongue can taste everything in reality.

1. one
   two
2. three
   ten

Whether or not you practice religion, you've probably heard of the three wise men. Many people believe that there were three of them, but in reality, the Bible never actually specified how many there were!

1. true
2. false

This is true. You might have heard that dropping a penny off of a tall building can kill someone, but it does not have enough force to do so. It could really hurt, though!

1. pulse
   lies
2. thoughts
   fear

Lie detector tests don't actually detect lies, but instead detect things like pulse and breathing to "detect" a lie. Keep that in mind the next time you tune into an episode of "Maury"!

1. 18 years
   2 years
2. 100 years
   7 years

It is often said that if you swallow gum, it takes 7 years to digest. Here's what actually happens. Since your gum can't be digested normally, it passes through whole and comes out like normal. It definitely won't take it 7 years!

1. other people
   the time of year
2. the full moon
   food

This myth has some deep roots that come from ancient times! Many people believe that the full moon makes people a bit wacky, but that isn't true. This belief is where the term "lunatic" comes from.

1. hanging
   guillotine
2. burning at the stake
   euthanization

The Salem witch trials are commonly associated with burning people at the stake, but this is not true. They used other methods of execution such as hanging and on one occasion, crushing.

1. true
2. false

This is false. You may have heard that the left brain controls logic and thinking strategically, while the left brain handles creativity. Studies show that we need both sides for both tasks.

1. You'll break your bones.
   You'll make them stronger.
2. You'll be able to punch harder.
   You'll get arthritis.

This myth seems like it makes a lot of sense but it is in fact untrue! It is a common belief that cracking your knuckles leads to arthritis but it has not been proven medically.

1. a migraine
   a sun burn
2. a stomachache
   a pulled muscle

Although it's a common belief that swimming after eating causes stomachaches, this is not true either. It may not leave you with a good feeling, however!

1. five
   about 10
2. around 20
   almost 45

We've always been told and learned that we have five senses. This is true, but there are actually more than five as well that have been determined by scientists. These other senses include things like balance and temperature.

1. smell
   hearing
2. sight
   taste

Contrary to what many people may think, bats aren't actually blind! Most people believe that they rely on their hearing or echolocation, both of which they do use a fair bit. But sight is just as important to them.

1. true
2. false

This is true. Haircare products are notorious for claiming that they can repair your hair. In some way, they can. These products can create the illusion of repaired hair through temporarily bonding the hair together again.

1. Great Wall of China
   Eiffel Tower
2. Leaning Tower of Pisa
   CN Tower

If you’re in space, you’ll be able to see China, but not its Great Wall as many say! This myth is backed by NASA who said you indeed cannot see the incredible landmark from up above.

1. dragonflies
   monkeys
2. mice
   hippos

If you think back to the movie "Dumbo," you might remember the elephants being afraid of mice. Although it's an interesting thought, it has no truth. Elephants can be scared by any quick movements in general, mouse or not!

1. lone
   omega
2. youngest
   alpha

The alpha wolf is often known to be the leader of a wolf pack, but it has been proven to be untrue. This can take place in captivity, but in the wild, it does not.

1. dogs
   dragonflies
2. frogs
   worms

It is common to hear that worms will regenerate after being cut in half. This is not true, and instead, the first half will stay alive, while the back half will die shortly after.

1. true
2. false

This is true. Humans and dinosaurs lived millions of years apart from each other, but many people still believe that they co-existed!

1. yellow
   blue
2. orange
   red

The actual color of your blood in your veins is red, although you've probably been told that it's blue! The lack of oxygen in your veins makes it look darker, and may appear blue, however.

1. spit
   candy
2. spiders
   dust

Many people believe that throughout our lives, we swallow a few spiders in our sleep. This is not true, as spiders are good at sensing danger and most likely do their best to steer clear of us.

1. Henry Ford
   Nikola Tesla
2. Thomas Edison
   Albert Einstein

Although Henry is often credited with this, the assembly line was around long before him. However, he can take credit for revolutionizing it. Just take a look at his moving assembly line!

1. flushing toilets
   rivers
2. oceans
   creeks

According to many, flushing your toilet might look a lot different in the Southern hemisphere, but that just isn't true! No matter what side of the world you're on, the flush will look the same.

1. 10%
   50%
2. 75%
   100%

Many people say that we only use 10% of our brains, but that couldn't be more incorrect. Studies have shown the map of our brain and how it works, revealing that the vast majority of our brain is always working hard.