Lucky Wheel

Lucky Wheel

Spin the wheel and follow the clues! That’s the name of the game in this quiz that tests what you know about various common knowledge topics. The questions may be multiple-choice, but that doesn’t mean they’re not challenging! Give the wheel a spin and see how well you do.

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Fact Lab

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Want to move about in an eco-friendly manner but still put your flamboyant style on display? Forget the average bicycle ad consider getting a penny-farthing instead. This 19th-century precursor to the modern bike features a huge front wheel and a tiny supportive wheel at the back. Its name derives from two British coins, the penny and the farthing, which resembled the high wheeler when viewed side-by-side.

Interesting Fact

It is challenging to identify Spain's national dish because the country's food is divided into regional specialties. In the past, Spain was split up into tiny kingdoms, each with its own dialect, customs, and food.

Interesting Fact

The expression "dog days of summer" doesn't have anything to do with our canine comrades but rather with the star Sirius, aka the "Dog Star". Sirius rises just before sunrise in July and August, when summer is at its hottest.