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10 questions · ~2 min · Easy · played 269 times
What company's logo is a bitten apple?
Answer: Apple
What fast food chain has a logo featuring golden arches?
Answer: McDonald's
What sportswear company uses a swoosh as its logo?
Answer: Nike
What coffee chain's logo features a twin-tailed mermaid (siren)?
Answer: Starbucks
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10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 123 times
What is the primary objective in a game of soccer?
Answer: To score more goals than the opponent
In what year was basketball invented?
Answer: 1891
Which of the following sports uses a spherical ball?
Answer: Soccer
Who was the first player to score 100 points in a single NBA game?
Answer: Wilt Chamberlain
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10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 114 times
What year did the Stonewall Riots occur?
Answer: 1969
Who was the first openly gay elected official in California?
Answer: Harvey Milk
Which of the following events is celebrated as a result of the Stonewall Riots?
Answer: Pride Month
In what year was same-sex marriage legalized in the United States?
Answer: 2015
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9 questions · ~2 min · played 98 times
What is the unit of electrical resistance?
Answer: Ohm
Who invented the light bulb?
Answer: Thomas Edison
In what year did Benjamin Franklin conduct his famous kite experiment?
Answer: 1752
Which of the following is a renewable source of energy?
Answer: Solar power
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10 questions · ~2 min · Easy · played 84 times
What is the name of Peppa Pig's younger brother?
Answer: George
Which of the following animals is Peppa's friend?
Answer: Suzy Sheep
In what year did Peppa Pig first air?
Answer: 2004
Who is Peppa Pig’s best friend?
Answer: Suzy Sheep
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9 questions · ~2 min · Hard · played 78 times
What is the 'looking-glass self' theory?
Answer: A theory that suggests we form our self-image based on how we think others perceive us
Who proposed the 'looking-glass self' theory in 1902?
Answer: Charles Horton Cooley
Which platform is known for allowing users to curate their identities?
Answer: Instagram
In individualistic cultures, how do people typically define their identity?
Answer: Through personal achievements and uniqueness
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10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 64 times
What is the outermost part of a flower that protects the bud?
Answer: Sepals
What part of the flower is responsible for producing pollen?
Answer: Stamens
Which of the following is not a part of the flower's reproductive system?
Answer: Sepals
In what year did Charles Darwin publish 'On the Origin of Species'?
Answer: 1859
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10 questions · ~2 min · Easy · played 57 times
What is the name of the language spoken by Minions?
Answer: Minionese
In what year was the first Despicable Me film released?
Answer: 2010
Who is the voice of Gru in the Despicable Me series?
Answer: Steve Carell
Which of the following is NOT a Minion character?
Answer: Davey
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9 questions · ~2 min · Easy · played 56 times
What is the title of Kanye West's debut album?
Answer: The College Dropout
In what year did Kanye West release 'Graduation'?
Answer: 2007
Which of the following artists did Kanye West produce for on 'The Blueprint'?
Answer: Jay-Z
What is the name of Kanye West's fashion line?
Answer: Yeezy
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10 questions · ~2 min · Easy · played 56 times
What is the name of the character played by Jace Norman?
Answer: Henry Hart
Which of the following is the name of Henry's superhero mentor?
Answer: Captain Man
In what year did 'Henry Danger' first premiere?
Answer: 2014
What is the name of Henry's best friend in the show?
Answer: Charlotte
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10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 54 times
What is the origin of the word 'the'?
Answer: Old English 'þe'
Which famous playwright used 'the' frequently in his works?
Answer: William Shakespeare
In what year did 'the' become commonly used in English literature?
Answer: 12th century
Which of the following phrases demonstrates the specificity conveyed by 'the'?
Answer: The book on the table
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10 questions · ~2 min · Medium · played 54 times
Who wrote 'The Wealth of Nations' (1776), considered the founding text of modern economics?
Answer: Adam Smith
What does GDP stand for?
Answer: Gross Domestic Product
What is the economic law of supply and demand's basic prediction when supply increases and demand stays constant?
Answer: Prices fall
What is 'opportunity cost' in economics?
Answer: The value of the next best alternative foregone when making a choice
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