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100

A group of crows is called _____

A Murder of Crows

100

A baby penguin is called

a chick or a nestling

100

This West Virginian cryptid is known for its bright red eyes, huge wingspan, and high-pitched squeaky voice "like a record played fast-forward." Some claim it has been spotted flying over 100mph without flapping its wings and being seen before major disasters.

The Mothman

100

The Black Death plague was caused by:

A: Rats and Fleas

B: Rats and Flies

C: Cats and Dogs

D: Pigs and all biting insects

A - Rats & Fleas (fleas would bite rats and then puke their stomach contents, including the pathogen, into the wound. Fun fun.)

100

The two areas on the planet where the soil is the richest and produces the highest amount of food are:


A: Iowa and the country of Georgia

B: Minnesota and Hong Kong


C: Wisconsin and the country of Bahrain

D: Illinois and Argentina

A: Iowa (specifically around Decatur) and the country of Georgia

200

A group of Ravens is called ____

An Unkindness of Ravens

200

Baby marsupials (kangaroo, wombat, koala) is called

a joey

200

This creature inhabits the Pine Barrens of New Jersey and features a horse or goat-like head and bat-like wings. Joseph Bonaparte, the brother of Napolean Bonaparte, spotted the creature in 1820. The New Jersey hockey team is named after this cryptid.

The Jersey Devil (aka the Leeds Devil)

200

The exact cause of this 1518 plague in Strasbourg, France remains a mystery, but the most likely explanations include mass psychogenic illness, or mass hysteria, triggered by a combination of stress, fear, and superstition, potentially exacerbated by ergot poisoning. This plague was:

A: Witch-hunting

B: Dancing

C: Cursing

D: Pie-eating

B - the Dancing Plague of 1518 killed up to 400 people who literally danced themselves to death.

200

How many grapes go into a bottle of wine?


A: 700

B: 1,000

C: 1,400

D: 2,100

A: 700 grapes or approximately 2.6 pounds

300

A group of capybaras is called:

A: a meditation

B: a collective

C: a chill

D: a hug

A Meditation of Capybaras

300

A baby rabbit is called

a kitten

300

This creature has been spotted in Elkhorn, Wisconsin, and is named after the road it is frequently spotted on. It is a large wolf-like creature that can stand up and run on its hind legs, often described as a werewolf.

The Beast of Bray Road


300

The most successful and largest pirate fleet featured 1,800 ships and 40,000 pirates, and was led by ___ in ___

A: Ching Shih in China

B: Blackbeard in the Carribean

C: Davey Jones in Cuba

D: Jose Rizal in the Phillipines

A: Ching Shih successfully raided the shorelines of China for so many years that the emperor of China finally sat down with Ching Shih for a truce. Holding all the cards, Ching Shih demanded - and received - full immunity for herself and all her crew members, kept their plundered goods, and retired to a peaceful life in the early 1800s.

300

Photosynthesis is what percent efficient?

A: 100%

B: 63%

C: 24%

D: 1%

D: 1%
400

A group of sloths is called:

A: a Snuggle

B: a Stoppage

C: an Exhaustion

D: a Nap

A Snuggle of Sloths

400

A baby seahorse is called:


A: a seapony

B: a seasnake

C: a fry

D: a frill

C: fry (fries plural)


400

This cryptid is the Loch Ness Monster of Lake Champlain (Vermont/New York)

Champ


400

This substance flooded Boston in 1919

A: Milk

B: Soda pop

C: Soap

D: Molasses

Molasses, baby!

400

What do the M's stand for in the candy M&Ms?


A: Merry and Malted

B: Mark and Mary

C: Mars and Murrie

D: Mars and Mary

C: Mars and Murrie

500

A group of platypuses is called:

A: a Play

B: a Paddle

C: a Squabble

D: a Plait

A Paddle of Platypuses

500

A baby platypus is called:


A: a platypet

B: a pog

C: a puggle

D: a platiny

C: Puggle

500

Which of these is NOT a cryptid?

A: Ogopogo

B: Big Muddy Monster

C: The Goatman

D: The Slap Salamander

D, the Slap Salamander

500

This meat was almost imported into America in 1902, and the only reason we don't have these creatures in this country is pure bureaucratic incompetence

A: Hippos

B: Giraffes

C: Okapi

D: Tokara Horse

Hippos! The idea was that hippos could substitute for cattle, ridding the hyacinth that polluted the swamps while being harvested to feed hungry Americans. The hippos would have been farmed in the swamps of Louisiana and almost definitely would have gone feral and killed a ton of people.

500

This creature can pass the "Mirror Test"

A: sea anemones

B: the axlotyl

C: orcas

D: lemurs

C, Orcas