1. Approximately 5'7"
   Approximately 5'8"
2. Approximately 5'9"
   Approximately 5'10"

In 2018, the average American man's height is 5' 9". A century ago, the average American man was 67 inches, or approximately 5'6".

1. 67
   72
2. 77
   79

If you're planning to retire at 62, you'll have almost 17 years of retirement. So plan well, or work longer. Men are expected to live up to 79 years old.

1. 10
   12
2. 14
   16

If you counted your own to answer this question, don't worry if you have 11 or 13, you'll do just fine. However, the average man has 12 ribs.

1. Size 9
   Size 10
2. Size 11
   Size 12

The average man in America walks around in size nine shoes. Feet do get bigger over decades of pounding. Some people over the age of 40 can gain half a shoe size every 10 years.

1. 12% of fathers said parenting is important to them.
   23% of fathers said parenting is important to them
2. 49% of fathers said parenting is important to them
   57% of fathers said parenting is important to them

As dads, the average man sees parenting as central to their identity. Some 57 percent of fathers said this in a 2015 survey.

1. 170 lbs.
   181 lbs.
2. 189 lbs
   197 lbs.

In the U.S., obesity is a problem with over 30-40 percent of people qualifying as obese, hence the average weight of a person might be higher than what's optimally healthy.

1. 1000
   10,000
2. 100,000
   1,000,000

A man has an average of 100,000 hairs on his body. It seems incredible, but it's true!

1. Women 100, Men 95.
   Men 100, Women 95
2. Men 100, Women 99
   Women 100, Men 98

Actually there are more women than men in this country. In 2015, the male to female ratio was 97.9 males per 100 females.

1. 18
   23
2. 30
   33

There are just a few years difference between men and women. The average age of first marriage for women in 2017 was 27.4 years. For men, it’s slightly older at 29.5 years.

1. 4 hours
   8 hours
2. 12 hours
   19 hours

Dads are much more involved in child care than they were 50 years ago. In 2015, fathers spent eight hours a week on child care – about triple the time they provided back in 1965.

1. 20-year-olds
   40-year-olds
2. 50-year-olds
   60-year-olds

You hear about the graying of America, but actually in the male population, there are more 20-year-olds right now than any other single age group. The second largest single age group is 50-year-olds.

1. 25 to 34 years: $828 weekly/$43,056 annually
   35 to 44 years: $1,065 weekly/$55,380 annually
2. 45 to 54 years: $1,094 weekly/$56,888 annually
   All of the above.

These are the average incomes for American men at several different age groups, according to the 2017 Bureau of Labor Statistics.

1. 2 percent
   4 percent
2. 6 percent
   8 percent

There's a difference between men and women on this one. As many as 8 percent of men and 0.5 percent of women in America. Most men with red-green color blindness have Northern European ancestry.

1. Less 22.4 inches
   Starts at 22.8 inches
2. Greater than 30 inches
   Less than 20 inches

For adults, the average man's head size is greater than 22.8 inches in men and greater than 22.4 inches in women.

1. Arms
   Legs
2. Necks
   All of the above

Men have bigger heads, longer arms and longer legs than women, relative to body size. Sources differ on comparative limb length, but they all agree women have smaller, lighter heads and necks.

1. 6
   7
2. 8
   9

The average man gets about 7 hours a sleep on a work night. How do you compare?

1. 12
   20
2. 27
   32

There are 27 bones in all, with four bones in each finger, and seven bones in the wrist These bones, along with tendons and nerves, make it possible to do most anything with your hands.

1. 18
   23
2. 29
   34

Age 23 is when the average guy is in the best shape of his life. Not to worry, you can be the exception to the rule.

1. 10.4 minutes
   6. 23 minutes
2. 7. 45 minutes
   8.34 minutes

Not everyone can break the 4-minute mile. According to EliteFeet.com the average Joe takes 8 minutes and 34 seconds to run a mile.

1. Size 8
   Size 9
2. Size 10
   Size 11

The most commonly purchased men's rings range between 8 to 10-½ with size 9 being the most popular size.

1. 5.3 cents per dollar.
   10.7 cents per dollar.
2. 15.4 cents per dollar.
   19.5 cents per dollar.

According to data from the US Census Bureau, on average, a woman earns 80.5 cents for every dollar a man earns.

1. 1500 to 2000
   2000 to 2600
2. 2600 to 3000
   3000 to 3200

The USDA reports that sedentary men burn approximately 2,000 to 2,600 calories each day. So to maintain your weight you shouldn't consume more than that number of calories daily if you don't exercise.

1. 120/80
   90/60
2. 80/80
   120/50

Normal blood pressure is considered to be 120/80 or below. Hypertension or high blood pressure is defined as 130/80 or higher.

1. 18.5 to 24.9
   25 to 29.9
2. 30 or higher
   15.2 - 18.4

The typical adult American male is overweight, with a Body Mass Index (BMI) of 28.6, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A BMI of 18.5 to 24.9 is a normal range and a BMI of 30 or higher is considered obese.

1. Heart disease
   Cancer
2. Accidents
   Kidney disease

The most common cause of death for men in the U.S. is heart disease. The number of deaths per year is 633,842, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

1. 10 percent
   20 percent
2. 30 percent
   50 percent

The average adult male has about 50 percent more muscle mass and 50 percent less body fat than the average adult female.

1. Yes
2. No

Approximately 56 percent of boy babies born in the U.S. are circumcised at birth. This is actually a decline of 20 percent since 1950.

1. 2
   3
2. 4
   6

A survey carried out by 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment in 2009 before the release of the TV series, "Lie to Me" revealed that the average man men lies to his colleagues, boss or partner 6 times a day. Usually the common lying phrase is “It’s OK. I’m fine.”

1. Between his organs
   In his abdomen
2. In his underarms.
   A & B

The average man stores fat between his organs and in the upper body, especially the abdomen. This creates the "beer gut" or “beer belly” in men.

1. High-pitched sounds
   Low-pitched sounds
2. Medium-pitched sounds
   Background sounds

Men tend to have more difficulty hearing high-pitched sounds, whereas when women age they tend to have trouble hearing low-pitched sounds.

1. Playing chess
   Making lasagna
2. Figuring out if their partner is unfaithful
   Cleaning

When if comes to being unfaithful, men are better at reading subtle clues in the relationship than women, according to a study in the Journal of Human Nature.

1. His chest
   His nose
2. His eyes
   His butt

Men have 10 percent larger noses than women. Which makes sense since men have larger muscle mass requiring more oxygen. And to get that oxygen, they need bigger nostrils.

1. Yes
2. No

Men actually have thicker skin. They have a higher collagen density, which makes them look younger longer.

1. 2
   5
2. 7
   16

A survey by the federal government concluded that men had a median of seven female sex partners whereas women had a median of four male partners.

1. 5 books
   10 books
2. 15 books
   20 books

Among avid readers surveyed by the AP, the typical man reads five books in a year while the average women reads nine books.