QuizzesCuriosities,Interesting FactsAUG 11, 2025

Prove You Know More Than The Average Person By Acing This 35-Question True-Or-False Quiz

You guessed your way through Part 1 - now here’s a brand new set of true or false trivia to mess with your brain a little more!

We’ve picked 35 random facts for this quiz. They include all corners of knowledge: animals, space, food, pop culture, language, and everything in between.

Let’s see how well you do this time! 💡

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Trivia•Miscellaneous True-Or-False Questions

Woman with braided hair licking a striped donut, illustrating the tongue's taste zones for sweet, salty, sour, and bitter flavors.

Pavel Danilyuk

12.An atom is the smallest particle.

13.ASOS stands for As Seen On Screen.

Close-up of numerous fresh shrimp piled together, highlighting the anatomy relevant to the heart of a shrimp in its head.

ManojMk Brucelee

14.The heart of a shrimp is located in its head.

Close-up view of the moon showing surface details, related to true or false questions about the moon producing its light.

Bruno Scramgnon

15.The moon produces its light.

Waterfall in Iceland with lush green landscape and a view of the capital Reykjavik at sunset under a blue sky.

Pixabay

16.The capital of Iceland is Reykjavik.

Hourglass on a dark surface symbolizing the longest hiccuping spree lasting over 60 years in true or false questions.

Towfiqu barbhuiya

17.The longest hiccuping spree lasted over 60 years.

Close-up of a green chameleon perched on a branch, illustrating the misconception about chameleons changing color solely for camouflage.

Amar Preciado

18.Chameleons change color solely for camouflage.

Close-up of an old Holy Bible resting on a wooden surface, focusing on the Bible text and texture of the cover.

Tima Miroshnichenko

19.The Bible was originally written in Latin.

Aerial view of the Amazon River flowing through dense green rainforest under a partly cloudy sky.

Nando Freitas

20.The Amazon River flows through Egypt.

Person mowing lawn with a gas-powered mower, symbolizing the smell of freshly cut grass as a plant distress call.

Magic K

21.The smell of freshly cut grass is actually a plant distress call.

Portrait of Mozart wearing a red coat, highlighting Mozart composed his first piece of music at age five.

Barbara Krafft

22.Mozart composed his first piece of music at age five.

Map of United States with a pushpin marking the central region, highlighting true-or-false questions about U.S. states.

Beate Vogl

23.The U.S. has 52 states.

Busy South Korean street at night filled with colorful neon signs and vibrant nightlife, highlighting currency misconceptions.

Pixabay

24.The currency of South Korea is the yen.

Wall clock showing time with shadow, illustrating the concept that a jiffy is a real unit of time.

Bob Clark

25.A jiffy is a real unit of time.

Audience watching a black and white bullfighting scene indoors, illustrating bulls and the color red myth.

Jose Antonio Gallego Vázquez

26.Bulls get angry when they see the color red.

Basketball approaching a hoop in an arena, illustrating the NBA shot clock of 24 seconds during play.

Markus Spiske

27.The NBA shot clock is 24 seconds.

The Great Pyramid of Giza in desert with camels, showcasing ancient white limestone covering in the background.

Ehsan Haque

28.The Great Pyramid of Giza was once covered in white limestone.

Several pink jellyfish swimming in blue water, illustrating that jellyfish have no brains in marine life.

Tim Mossholder

29.Jellyfish have no brains.

Man getting beard shaved with a razor by barber wearing black gloves, illustrating shaving hair and hair growth concept.

Jose Ricardo Barraza Morachis

30.Shaving hair makes it grow back thicker.

Partially solved Rubik’s Cube resting on a wooden surface, showcasing colorful puzzle pieces and classic design.

Byron Sullivan

31.The original Rubik’s Cube was called the "Magic Cube".

Close-up of ice crystals highlighting the intricate structure of snowflakes, focusing on their complex six-sided patterns.

Kevin Blanzy

32.All snowflakes have six sides.

Eiffel Tower against a blue sky with scattered clouds and tree branches in the foreground.

Chait Goli

33.The Eiffel Tower is in Rome.

Stylized letters i and j with visible tittles highlighted in pink against a dark background.

34.The dot over the letters 'i' and 'j' is called a tittle.

Four panels showing fall leaves, winter frost on trees, spring cherry blossoms, and summer palm trees illustrating the seasons.

Kadri Võsumäe & Ruvim Miksanskiy & Susanne Jutzeler, suju-foto & MarcTutorials

35.The seasons are caused by how close Earth is to the sun.

Not Quite Done Yet!

You've missed questions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35.