Everyday Knowledge
What is the population of Canada?
Around 38 million.
What is the square root of 144?
12.
What is Canada's winter sport?
Hockey.
Which planet has the most moons?
Jupiter.
A group of deer is known as what?
A herd.
Which year did the United Nations establish?
1945.
A polygon with eight sides is called a what?
An octagon.
What is Canada's spring/summer sport?
Lacrosse.
What is it that prevents the earth's atmosphere from drifting away into space?
Gravity.
A group of lions are known as what?
A pride.
Which year did Albert Einstein die?
1955.
The number system with the base of 2 is called what?
Binary.
How many balls are used during a typical baseball game?
Approximately 70.
How many earths would fill up the sun?
1 million.
For the first few weeks, baby mice feed on what?
Mother's milk.
Fear of closely-packed holes is called what?
Trypophobia.
True or false? Pi can be correctly written as a fraction.
False.
From where the game baseball has originated at the beginning?
England.
How much saliva does the average human produce in a lifetime?
10000 gallons.
A snail can sleep for how many years?
3 years.
Which ocean bounds with South America from the West?
Pacific ocean.
What comes after a million, billion and trillion?
A quadrillion.
What is the number lying in between 5 and 9 in the British Dart Board?
The number 12.
Oncology focuses on what disease?
Cancer.
Which animal has the highest blood pressure?
Giraffe.