Medical
Progeria
Progeria
Trivia clue: "What rare disease causes children to age rapidly?"
tshroeeracu
treacherousness
#1 hits 50 years ago.....
Who sang the #1 hit "Silly Love Songs"?
What do these have in common?
Answer: Their names suggest a place, but they didn't necessarily originate there.
which does not fit
Answer: Bat. The others are flightless birds.
Aquagenic Urticaria
Aquagenic Urticaria
dcyliitup
duplicity
One of the biggest films of 1976? (animal)
What movie about a giant ape was one of the biggest films of 1976?
What do John Adams and Thomas Jefferson have in common?
️ They both died on July 4, 1826.
Which country doesn't belong?
Answer: India. The others have the British monarch as head of state.
Boanthropy
(animal)
Boanthropy
A person believes they are a cow and may attempt to graze in fields.
sfeueubtgr
subterfuge
How much did a typical new car cost in 1976?
How much did a typical new car cost in 1976?
What do John Tyler and Grover Cleveland have in common?
Both fathered children after age 60.
Answer: Tongue. It's the only one directly exposed to the outside environment.
Fregoli Delusion
Fregoli Delusion
The belief that different people are actually the same person in disguise.
taheryrec
treachery
What was the U.S. minimum wage in 1976?
What was the U.S. minimum wage in 1976?
What do Dogs, Primates, Horses, Parrots and Elephants have in common?
Proof of jealousy
Animals with the strongest evidence of jealousy
🐕 Dogs
Primates
Chimpanzees, bonobos, and monkeys often react when social partners direct grooming, food, or affection toward others. These reactions can include protests, aggression, or attempts to regain attention.
Horses
Parrots
some may scream, interrupt, or seek to reclaim attention.
Elephants
. Which one doesn't belong?
. Which one doesn't belong?
Answer: Blackbird. The others contain a color of an object in the title.
Paris Syndrome
Paris Syndrome — severe disappointment and culture shock, most famously reported among Japanese tourists when visiting Paris.
Key facts
Typical group affected: Japanese tourists, though not exclusively
First described: 1980s, by Japanese psychiatrist Hiroaki Ota
Core symptoms: Anxiety, hallucinations, depersonalization, tachycardia
Estimated cases: A few dozen reported annually
Treatment: Psychological support, rest, and repatriation if necessary
csonedkesor
crookedness
"What do these have in common?"
Answer: All turned 30 years old in 1976 (they were born in 1946).
What do these people have in common?
What do these people have in common?
Answer: None graduated from a traditional four-year college.
Which one doesn't belong?
Which one doesn't belong?
Answer: One Week. The others reference a specific point in time rather than a duration of time.