General Knowledge Quiz
Whether you're preparing for your next trivia night or just want to broaden your mind, this General Knowledge Quiz has it all. We'll cover topics from culture to science to geography. So dust off your thinking cap, and give it a go.
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Fact Lab
In 1518, hundreds of people in Strasbourg danced fervently for almost two months – the reasons are still unknown. Modern theories suggest that the involuntary dance craze might have been caused by spoiled food or extreme collective stress. The occurrence became widely known as the Dancing Plague.
Native Americans had many uses for cranberries. Aside from being used for dying clothes, tribes discovered the fruit to have healing properties by applying the berry to wounds. Now the fruit is a Thanksgiving staple, and is primarily cultivated in Wisconsin, Oregon, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Washington.
The Pilgrims, early settlers of America, are usually depicted wearing only black and white clothes with buckle hats and buckle shoes. However, this attire is complete fiction. The real Pilgrims wore much more colorful apparel, and buckle hats never existed as a historical piece of headgear.