1-Minute Quiz: Summer Edition
Is your brain being barbecued by the smoldering summer heat? Then let's offer it a refreshment with this quick and fun trivia quiz! Put your sweaty palms to good use and answer these summery questions. Can you solve all of them in under a minute?
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Fact Lab
The Ancient Greeks changed the way the human figure is represented in sculpture form. Prior to their innovations, subjects were often represented in a static pose, appearing lifeless. Ancient Greek sculptors brought fluidity and dynamic poses to the artform.
World Book Day is celebrated on April 23rd because this was the birthday of both Miguel de Cervantes, author of Don Quixote, and the probable birthday of famed British playwright William Shakespeare, who coincidentally also died on April 23rd.
The praying mantis has a single ear. If that's not enough weirdness for you, think about this: it's under their belly instead of on their head! This means that the mantis cannot distinguish the direction of a sound or its frequency.