1. Apple
   Microsoft
2. IBM
   Logitech

IBM came before all of the other companies listed above, being founded in 1911. Logitech was founded in 1981. Did you know that Microsoft and Apple were founded one year apart from each other?

1. Turkey
   Brazil
2. United States
   Canada

Medicine Hat is a city in Canada, and you'd find it in the province of Alberta. Did you know that there are many more weird names in the country as well? Take Eyebrow, Saskatchewan for example!

1. "The Tempest"
   "Othello"
2. "Hamlet"
   "Henry VI, Part One"

"Henry VI, Part One" was one of many plays by the legendary Shakespeare. The play is all about the famed king and life after his father's death.

1. Pacific Ocean
   Arctic Ocean
2. Atlantic Ocean
   Indian Ocean

The Bermuda Triangle is located in a stretch of the Atlantic Ocean. The famed triangle has had many scratching their heads for years as many unexplained disappearances have taken place in the area.

1. true
2. false

This is false. The Nobel Prize is given to people for their achievements in everything from literature to the sciences. Some famous winners are Marie Curie and Mother Teresa.

1. Rome
   Memphis
2. Vancouver
   Cairo

No matter what continent you visit, you can always find a city named "Rome." Of course, the first "Rome" on the planet is the one in Italy where the ancient Romans lived.

1. Nile River
   Mississippi River
2. Amazon River
   Amur River

The Amazon River is the longest in the world, but not by much! Close behind is the famous Nile River that runs through Africa. It's about 100 miles shorter than the Amazon.

1. whale shark
   paddlefish
2. goldfish
   catfish

The whale shark is the largest fish in the world, getting as large as 40 feet. They can also weigh up to 47 thousand pounds!

1. Salvador Dali
   Albert Einstein
2. Aristotle
   Karl Marx

The famous philosopher Aristotle, said this famous phrase. He lived in the 300s BC, and is well-known for his many writings.

1. true
2. false

This is true. George Washington became the first president in the 1700s. He was the president for almost eight years until his death in 1799.

1. Beijing
   London
2. Tel Aviv
   Tokyo

Tokyo, Japan is one of the most vibrant cities on Earth. The 38 million people who live there experience the city like no one else in the world.

1. New York City
   Paris
2. Anchorage
   Los Angeles

New York City is the home of the incredible Metropolitan Museum of Art. The museum has works such as paintings by Pieter Bruegel the Elder and artefacts from ancient civilizations.

1. basalt
   quartz
2. granite
   marble

This is marble, which is a stone as well as a popular toy. While the stone may seem suitable for creating the toy, it is actually not made from it at all!

1. volleyball
   hockey
2. baseball
   soccer

The national sport of Sri Lanka is volleyball. It is quite a recent addition as the sport only became official in the country in 1991.

1. true
2. false

This is true. Although it may be hard to believe, this mythical creature represents the country. If only unicorns we're real, they could prance around Scotland as they like!

1. Claude Monet
   Leonardo da Vinci
2. Grant Wood
   Rembrandt

Rembrandt created this masterpiece in the 1600s. It depicts a group of men who were part of an organization. Did you know that this painting is very, very large?

1. Shanghai Metro
   New York Subway
2. Guangzhou Metro
   The London Underground

The London Underground was the first metro system in the world to be established. It opened to the public for the first time in 1890! We have it to thank for the quick transportation that we have access to today.

1. Marie Curie
   John Boyd Dunlop
2. Alessandro Volta
   Sir Alexander Fleming

We have Sir Alexander Fleming to thank for penicillin. The drug was revolutionary and was used for fighting off bacteria in the body.

1. "The Jungle Book"
   "Ghostbusters"
2. "Back to the Future"
   "Rambo"

Disney turned down the iconic film "Back to the Future." Imagine how the movie would have been with a Disney touch to it!

1. true
2. false

This is false. Flutes were the first instrument, being used thousands of years ago. The guitar is thought to have been invented in the 15th century.

1. Pluto
   Mercury
2. Mars
   Uranus

Uranus was the first to be discovered in 1781. Sir William Herschel was the astronomer who discovered it, and he also had many other important theories about of galaxy.

1. the "Hunger Games" series
   the "Mortal Instruments" series
2. the "Percy Jackson" series
   the "Harry Potter" series

J.K. Rowling is the author of the famous "Harry Potter" series. Her books are among some of the best-selling books of all time.

1. every 75 years
   every day
2. every 100 years
   every month

Halley's Comet only passes by the Earth every 75 years. The comet is expected to pass by the Earth once again in 2061.

1. cities
   rulers
2. stars
   gods

The planets are named after mythological gods such as Venus, the Roman goddess of love. However, there is one planet that isn't named after a god. Do you know which one it is?

1. true
2. false

This is true. Michael Jackson is an icon that left a large legacy behind him. He is up there with the likes of Elton John and Elvis as the best-selling artists of all time.

1. Subway
   Arby's
2. Wendy's
   McDonald's

In order to get a McDonald's burger after it was founded in 1955, you'd have to travel to Illinois! Ray Kroc was the founder of the now iconic food chain.

1. Argentina
   Brazil
2. Colombia
   Mexico

Buenos Aires is the capital city of Argentina. The city is known for its beauty and incredible architecture like no other place in the world.

1. saliva
   teeth
2. smell
   nothing

Saliva is an important factor in helping you to taste your food. Without it, everything would be quite bland and not flavorful!

1. France
   Jamaica
2. Marshall Islands
   Burkina Faso

This is national anthem of Burkina Faso, which considers French an official language. Did you know that the capital city of the country is Ouagadougou?

1. true
2. false

This is true. The Carter Family was well know for recording some of the first country music in the late 1920s. One of the most famous Carter's is June Carter Cash.

1. hair
   cartilage
2. finger nails
   wisdom teeth

Wisdom teeth are thought to disappear in the future. Even now, there are people who are born without them. How lucky is that?!

1. Scott Kelly
   Chris Hadfield
2. Neil Armstrong
   Yuri Gagarin

Yuri Gagarin achieved a previously unbelievable accomplishment when he was the first person in space in 1961. That would have been an incredible ice breaker at parties!

1. true
2. false

This is false. Chopsticks were invented in China and have a long history there. They were invented in 1766 BC, after all!

1. cocoa
   whole wheat
2. tallow
   onion salt

One of the main ingredients in chocolate is cocoa. It is made from seeds that are ground up into the powder which is used in many other food and drinks as well.

1. QWPOAI
   QNAUFY
2. NMXKLP
   QWERTY

You'll probably recognize the sequence "QWERTY"! This is used in reference to keyboards in which this design stems back to the 1800s. Although it may be hard to believe, there were keyboards back then!