The Wizards and Witches Quiz
Witches and Wizards have been portrayed in different forms of media for centuries. How much do you know about some of the most popular ones? In this 20-question quiz, you can put your magical knowledge to the test and dive deep into the lore of wizards and witches.
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Fact Lab
There are over 5,300 universities in the United States, the oldest of which – and one of the most prestigious – is Harvard, which was founded in 1636. It took more than 200 years though for an American educational institute to admit African Americans and women.
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.
18th-century British sailors were nicknamed "Limeys" because the Navy forced them to drink lime juice. The ascorbic acid in the juice reacts with the body to synthesize collagen, stopping the deadly disease scurvy.