Trivia Challenge

Trivia Challenge

Trivia buffs gather ‘round for this short, 10-question quiz about an array of popular topics! With just a few clicks, you can test your knowledge about everything from film to geography to art. Get ready to exercise your brain!

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Fact Lab

Interesting Fact

There are three basic types of rock: Igneous rocks form when magma solidifies, sedimentary rocks are made from compressed sediments, i. e. sand, and metamorphic rocks are created when either of the two is changed by heat or pressure.

Interesting Fact

Several countries seem to have a traditional film or show they watch around Christmas. In Sweden, many people celebrate Christmas by watching the wacky cartoons of Donald Duck. Of course, no Christmas can be complete with watching Home Alone, which happens to still be a holiday favorite among many English-speaking countries.

Interesting Fact

Witches are as synonymous with Halloween as any other creature, goblin, or ghoul. These sorceresses have folklore dating back to medieval times. In Old English, the word “witch” comes from the word “wicce” which has a positive connotation – it actually means “wise woman.”