Extremely Difficult History Questions and Random Weird Facts
Birds tend to poop on this color most often when pooping on cars
What is red
In Europe, a conspiracy theorist burnt this down because he believed it to be the reason for Corona Virus
What as a 5G tower.
Conspiracy theory groups also also stated that Bill Gates was trying to implant microchips with forced vaccinations.
This animal is the third most popular and common pet
What is a fish
OES began in 1869 at this school.
What is St. Helen's Hall.
This US state has the longest coastline
What is Alaska
An allied European country that invented the myth that carrots improve eyesight during WW2
What is Britain?
The British government, in WW2, led a disinformation campaign to conceal their radar technology by making the excuse that their soldiers had good night vision from eating carrots. This campaign was so successful that some people still believe the myth today.
This tiny animal, considered a pest, has been trained by humans to detect land mines
What is a rat
The smallest mammal
what is the shrew
The founding figure of OES.
Ask VJ or pay attention during Saint Nic's Chapel.
This US state is more populous than Canada
The official Oregon state bird
What is a meadowlark.
An art piece by this artist is worth more once it ran through the shredder
Who is Banksy
This act is quite common among spiders when the female is uninterested in the male
What is cannibalism
"As a member of the Oregon Episcopal School community, I commit to ____, _____, _____, and respect for others in my academic, extracurricular, and social pursuits."
What is honesty, safety, and accountability
This country is one of two South American countries that don't border Brazil (Not including Central America)
What is Ecuador or what is Chile
One of the most popular American soda companies that once had the sixth most powerful navy
What is Pepsi.
In 1989, Pepsi reached an agreement with Mikhail Gorbachev where the USSR would trade 17 submarines, 3 warships (frigate, cruiser, and destroyer) in exchange for Pepsi concentrate.
Containing 52 bones, this section of the human body contains 1/4 of the total number of bones
What are the feet
The fowl (bird) that beat Australia in a war and the liberty mutual mascot
What is an Emu
The Australian government declared war against emus due to concerns of overpopulation of the species. The conflict is now known as the Great Emu War. The Australian army attempted to wage war against this type of bird twice using machine guns and infantry before calling quits.
OES's mascot before Ardy
What is a falcon
Greenland is not a sovereign nation. They are owned by this country.
What is Denmark
The official bird of Redondo Beach California is not really a bird, but this giant aircraft (This aircraft is owned by a famous tire company)
What is the Goodyear blimp
A Harry Potter fandom group believes that they are in a romantic relationship with this fictional character
Who is Snape
The Snapewives believe that his spirit can inhabit a member's body. They believe that Snape is a deity rather than a fictional character.
A short and tiny animal from this breed has a total of 19.4 million followers on Tiktok
What is a Pomeranian
Catlin Gabel played a prank on OES by putting this item in the middle of the OES soccer field.
What is a tree.
The smallest country in the world
The Vatican City