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Shark swimming underwater near rocks with bubbles rising, highlighting shark vision and colorblind traits.

1.Sharks are colorblind.

Red Coca-Cola can placed on a rough stone surface with a blurred gray background focusing on the original color question.

2.The original color of Coca-Cola was green.

Two orange butterflies feeding on purple flowers against a dark background, illustrating butterfly lifespan question.

3.All butterflies live only one day.

Black and white photo of The Rolling Stones band members smiling and wearing matching leather vests and ties.

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4.The Rolling Stones formed after The Beatles.

Bowl of popcorn on a wooden surface with nuts and dried mushrooms surrounding the bowl.

5.Popcorn was first made in Italy.

Marie Curie seated in a dark dress with a white patterned collar, posing for a black and white studio portrait.

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6.Marie Curie was not the first woman to win a Nobel Prize.

Person holding a smartphone with the TikTok app open, thumb ready to interact with the screen.

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7.TikTok started in 2016.

Mount Kilimanjaro towering under a clear blue sky with sparse snow patches on its volcanic slopes.

8.Mount Kilimanjaro is an active volcano.

Stack of Apple devices including iPhones and iPads emphasizing the comparison of iPad and iPhone release order.

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9.The iPad wasn't released before the iPhone.

Portrait of Van Gogh with a somber expression depicting the myth of Van Gogh selling only one painting.

Van Gogh Museum

10.Van Gogh sold only one painting in his lifetime.

Telescope pointed at the starry night sky with the Milky Way visible, illustrating black holes visibility limits.

11.Black holes aren't visible through a regular telescope.

Black pi symbol centered on a gray background representing the mathematical concept of pi value.

12.Pi (π) is exactly 3.14.

Close-up of water droplets forming on a metallic surface illustrating water boiling at a lower temperature on a mountain.

13.Water boils at a lower temperature on a mountain.

Game of Thrones scene showing intense character interaction exploring if based on a true story or fictional events.

14.Game of Thrones was based on a true story.

Tennis racket and ball on a clay court highlighting the history of tennis originally played with hands not rackets

15.Tennis was originally played with hands, not rackets.

Crowd storming the fortress during the French Revolution, historical scene depicting the uprising in 1789.

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16.The French Revolution began in 1798.

Engraving of Charlotte Brontë holding a book, representing the author in literary history and classic English novels.

George Richmond

17.“Pride and Prejudice” was written by Charlotte Brontë.

Sistine Chapel ceiling frescoes depicting biblical scenes and figures, unrelated to Leonardo da Vinci's paintings.

Alina Rossoshanska

18.Leonardo da Vinci painted the Sistine Chapel ceiling.

Olympic rings monument on a hill overlooking a coastal town during a colorful sunset sky.

19.The first modern Olympics were held in Athens.

Portrait of George Orwell looking at the camera, focusing on the question of George Orwell’s real name.

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20.George Orwell’s real name was Michael Owen.

Portrait of William the Conqueror wearing a detailed silver helmet with a red plume, representing the 1066 invasion of England.

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21.William the Conqueror invaded England in 1066.

Harry Potter in Gryffindor scarf holding a snowy owl, iconic scene from the first Harry Potter book adaptation.

22.The first Harry Potter book was published in 1995.

Albert Einstein with white hair and mustache in a black and white portrait, related to Nobel Prize and theory of relativity.

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23.Albert Einstein did not win the Nobel Prize for his theory of relativity.

Neutral zero number cutout on bright red background representing even number concept.

24.Zero is an even number.

20th Century Fox

25.The movie Avatar (2009) was directed by Christopher Nolan.

Black and white portrait of Anne Frank smiling, related to the question of her diary being published while alive.

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26.Anne Frank’s diary was published while she was alive.

Yellow Pong arcade machine displaying the game screen with scores, representing the first video game ever created.

27.The first video game ever created was Pong.

Portrait of Beethoven with intense expression, holding a pen, highlighting his deafness when composing Ninth Symphony.

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28.Beethoven was mostly deaf when he composed his Ninth Symphony.

Close-up view of the Pacific Ocean surface with gentle waves and reflections of light on the water.

29.The Pacific Ocean is larger than all the continents combined.

Black multiplication, addition, and subtraction symbols on a gray background illustrating multiplying two negative numbers concept.

30.Multiplying two negative numbers always gives a positive result.

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