1. blue
   purple
2. green
   red

Many people often believe that blood is blue when inside ​your body. The truth is that it is actually always red! This is because it always has oxygen in it.

1. True
2. False

This is false. Ponies are not baby horses, but instead they're their own type of horse. Both of them come from the same tree, which is why they have many similarities.

1. Russia
   Poland
2. Canada
   Mexico

Mexico is the country that uses the peso. The first use of the peso happened in the 1500s and changed over time. A few other countries that use pesos are Chile and Uruguay.

1. 281
   100
2. 666
   99

All of the numbers on a roulette wheel when added together give the number 666. This is commonly thought to be because of a deal made with the devil by the creator of the wheel.

1. True
2. False

This is false. Baby carrots are not mutations, they are just carrots that aren't as appealing as others. They're cut down to size and made more appealing.

1. Bugs Bunny
   Marvin the Martian
2. Goofy
   Garfield

Garfield the cat had a great business on his hands before Google! The full name of the service was Garfield Mail, where you could get a free Garfield email address.

1. Japan
   Netherlands
2. France
   Mexico

This flag is the flag of Japan. The red circle on the flag is representative of the sun and it is called the hinomaru.

1. Katie Holmes
   Dove Cameron
2. Jennifer Lawrence
   Halle Berry

Jennifer Lawrence was the star of the movies in the role of Katniss Everdeen. She had roles in a few movies before this trilogy, but this role thrust her into the spotlight at full speed.

1. "Super Mario 64"
   "Spiderman 3"
2. "Pac-Man"
   "The Legend of Zelda"

"The Legend of Zelda" is named after Princess Zelda, but she is not actually playable in the games. Typically, you play as Link in the series instead, who works to fight Ganon.

1. True
2. False

This is true. Grant Wood painted it in 1930 which was inspired by a house that he saw. The painting has also been parodied many times.

1. King Richard I
   King James VI
2. King John
   King Harold

King John was forced to sign the Magna Carta after his kingdom became fed up with his actions. If it was his choice, he may not have signed, but he knew there was no hope if he did not.

1. Adam Henrique
   Mike Comrie
2. Sidney Crosby
   Patrick Roy

Adam Henrique plays for the Anaheim Ducks. He had also played for the New Jersey Devils prior to Anaheim. Although he plays in the United States, he was actually born in Canada!

1. diamond
   mercury
2. talc
   iron

Talc is the softest substance in the world. This can be proven by using Mohs Scale which determines how hard a mineral is. Talc ranks very low on the scale, giving it the crown for the softest mineral.

1. tag all of the bases
   turn around three times
2. throw the ball back
   hit it into the foul zone

In order to achieve a home run after hitting the ball, the batter must run around to each of the bases. If they make it back home, they get a home run. You can also get a home by hitting it out of the park.

1. True
2. False

This is true. Christianity has more than two billion people who practice it, while Islam takes second place with just over one billion people who practice it. Can you guess who takes the third spot? It's atheists!

1. Bucharest
   Tehran
2. Brasov
   Zunyi

Bucharest is the capital city of Romania. This beautiful city is filled with palaces​ and incredible architecture. Don't get it confused with Budapest!

1. Konyak
   Danish
2. French
   Njerep

Njerep is an African language that only four people in the world can speak! The language is, unfortunately,​ almost extinct as the individuals who do know it are not fluent in it.

1. distance
   volume
2. power
   area

Watts is a unit of measurement that measures the amount of power something has. For example, when buying a lightbulb, you'll need to look at the watts to make sure that it is what you're looking for.

1. Machu Picchu
   Leaning Tower of Pisa
2. Eiffel Tower
   Bran Castle

You may know Bran Castle under another name – the Castle of Dracula! It's located in Romania, and you can visit it to experience the world of Dracula for yourself.

1. True
2. False

This is true. This tip can be a real lifesaver in emergencies. It is important to chew the aspirin tablet rather than swallow it if you suspect that you have a heart attack. Make sure to call 911 even if you've taken the aspirin.

1. Battle of Waterloo
   Napoleonic Wars
2. Chinese Civil War
   Anglo-Zanzibar War

The shortest war in history was the Anglo-Zanzibar War which took place in the late 1800s. It was fought between the English and Zanzibar. It took less than an hour to finish the fight which ended in a victory for the English.

1. Sparta
   Santorino
2. Athens
   Paris

The Parthenon is located in Athens. Athena was often celebrated here in Ancient Greece, but the Parthenon was also used as a treasury filled with gold.

1. birds
   frogs
2. horses
   cats

Cats are lucky enough to always land on their feet, no matter how they fall. This is a great attribute to have, but it doesn't mean that they're safe from getting hurt. It all depends on the height of their fall.

1. Optimus Prime
   Hercules
2. Spiderman
   Batman

This is Batman's real name. Did you know that Bruce Wayne's name was heavily influenced by a few historical figures? One was a king and the other one was a skilled soldier.

1. True
2. False

This is false. MySpace was first released in 2003, but Facebook wasn't far behind. Facebook made its way onto the internet just a year later, in 2004.

1. Shakespeare
   Emily Carr
2. Ernest Hemingway
   Arthur Miller

You probably studied this one in high school! Shakespeare was the author of the iconic play, along with many others. Did you know that in addition to the dramas, Shakespeare also wrote comedies?

1. True
2. False

This is true. Cows, just like their barnyard friend, the horse, can also sleep standing up. They can also sleep lying down, also like a horse.

1. on top of mountains
   on the beach
2. in their ships
   in temples

Many Viking warriors were buried along with the ships they commanded. A few of these ships have been found and excavated, allowing us to study them more.

1. Harry Callahan
   Yoda
2. Lloyd Christmas
   Forrest Gump

Jim Carrey played the role of Lloyd Christmas in the movie, "Dumb and Dumber." Remember when he tried to woo Mary Swanson after meeting her in his limousine​?

1. True
2. False

This is true. Chameleons do this for a number of reasons. One is to keep their temperature in check, another is for communication.

1. "Alpha"
   "Scream"
2. "Casablanca"
   "Isle of Dogs"

The main character in "Casablanca" was Rick Blaine. He was played by Humphrey Bogart, who sat on cushions while in the frame with Ingrid Bergman to account for a height difference!

1. horse
   bear
2. elephant
   zebra

Elephants can't jump. Their legs aren't strong enough to jump and they don't have much of a need to anyway. They don't have any problems staying on the ground!

1. sight
   fingers
2. elbows
   wisdom teeth

Many people are born without wisdom teeth, but some of us aren't so lucky. It's believed that eventually, no one will have wisdom teeth because they​ are not needed.

1. Lionheart
   Nebula
2. Diamond
   Methuselah

Methuselah is the oldest star in our galaxy that we're aware of. It's been around for 13 billion years. Talk about a long lifespan!

1. raccoon
   cheetah
2. dog
   frog

Frogs can't vomit, which you might consider a lucky trait to have. Unfortunately, if they do, their entire stomach comes out, which is well ... not a good thing for them.