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Put your critical thinking skills to the test with our captivating True or False quiz collection! Challenge common misconceptions and discover surprising truths across science, history, nature, pop culture, and everyday life. Each statement will make you think twice - is it a widespread myth or an unexpected reality? From ancient legends debunked to mind-blowing scientific facts, these quizzes are designed to surprise and educate. Perfect for curious minds who love to separate fact from fiction. With explanations after each answer, you'll walk away with fascinating knowledge to share. Test yourself, challenge your friends, and discover that truth is often stranger than fiction!

22 quizzes in this collection

True or False: Myths and Misconceptions
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True or False: Myths and Misconceptions

No, you don't swallow 8 spiders a year, Einstein never failed math, and water doesn't swirl backward in the south. Twenty myths to dismantle, with the real story behind each one.

True or False: General Knowledge
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True or False: General Knowledge

Is the Great Wall visible from space? Does a Venusian day last longer than a year? Does honey ever expire? 20 statements to settle: swipe right for true, left for false.

True or False: History
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True or False: History

Cleopatra lived closer to the iPhone than to the pyramids of Giza. The last French guillotine was used in 1977 on Hamida Djandoubi. Untangle 20 claims about Napoleon, the Vikings and the Colosseum.

True or False: Mythology & Legends
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True or False: Mythology & Legends

Thor is not the sun god (that's Sol), Poseidon is not the god of fire (that's Hephaestus), and the Minotaur really was half-man half-bull, locked in the Cretan labyrinth before Theseus killed him. Twenty statements to settle.

True or False: Gastronomy
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True or False: Gastronomy

Does the croissant really come from a Parisian bakery? Is the wasabi served in restaurants authentic? Is the tomato a fruit or a vegetable? 20 culinary statements to settle, true or false.

True or False: Technology
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True or False: Technology

Twenty true-or-false statements about tech history: Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, Linus Torvalds, Grace Hopper, the iPhone, Linux, Bluetooth and the first SMS.

True or False: Sports
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True or False: Sports

Marathon, football, tennis, golf, basketball or the modern Olympics: 20 sports statements mixing records, myths and anecdotes. Sort out true from false.

True or False: Art
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True or False: Art

The Mona Lisa has no eyebrows, Picasso was born in Málaga in 1881, and Salvator Mundi sold for 450.3 million at Christie's in 2017 while its authenticity is still disputed. True or false?

True or False: Nature
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True or False: Nature

Elephants weighing 5 to 7 tonnes can't jump, the Galápagos penguin lives near the equator, and flamingos are born grey before turning pink thanks to carotenoids. True or false?

True or False: Science
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True or False: Science

The Mpemba effect (hot water freezing before cold) exists, the Sun isn't burning but undergoing nuclear fusion, a teaspoon of neutron star weighs 6 billion tons. 20 counter-intuitive claims to sort as TRUE or FALSE.

True or False: Business & Economics
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True or False: Business & Economics

Did the euro really appear in 1995? Does the Tokyo Stock Exchange beat the NYSE? Was Amazon really born in 1994? 20 statements on GDP, inflation and finance giants to sort between true and false.

True or False: Celebrities
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True or False: Celebrities

Marilyn Monroe was born Norma Jeane Mortenson, Celine Dion comes from Charlemagne in Quebec and The Rock was WWE champion before Hollywood. 20 statements to call out.

True or False: Health
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True or False: Health

Eight glasses of water a day, spinach and iron, sleep loss and weight, colds and cold weather: twenty myths about your body to sort into true or false.

True or False: Video Games
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True or False: Video Games

Mario was a carpenter in Donkey Kong before becoming a plumber, Notch sold Mojang for 2.5 billion to Microsoft, and Pokémon Red/Green came out in Japan in 1996, 2 years before the US. True or false?

True or False: Travel & Tourism
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True or False: Travel & Tourism

Tourism in France, the height of the Burj Khalifa, the country of Kilimanjaro, the number of islands in Venice: twenty travel and tourism statements to sort into true or false.

True or False: Cinema
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True or False: Cinema

The film Titanic cost more than the ship itself ($200M in 1997 vs $7.5M in 1912). Coppola agreed never to say 'mafia' in The Godfather. 20 statements to settle, true or false.

True or False: French Language
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True or False: French Language

The 1990 spelling reform, the mood after « après que », the gender of « amour », irregular plurals, tricky agreements: twenty statements about the French language to sort into true or false.

True or False: Geography
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True or False: Geography

Russia spans 11 time zones, Monaco fits inside Central Park (2.02 km² vs 3.41), and Istanbul straddles two continents. 20 statements, up to you to sort true from false.

True or False: Literature
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True or False: Literature

Hugo wrote Les Misérables in Guernsey during his exile. Cervantes published Don Quixote in 1605, and Agatha Christie has sold over 2 billion books. Sort fact from fiction.

True or False: Music
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True or False: Music

The Beatles formed in Liverpool in 1960, Mozart was born in Salzburg in 1756, and Adolphe Sax patented his saxophone in 1846. Sort true from false on 20 music statements.

True or False: Current Events & Society
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True or False: Current Events & Society

The UN was born on 24 October 1945. French women voted for the first time in 1945 after the 1944 ordinance. Russia was kicked out of the G8 in 2014 after Crimea. True or false?

True or False: Do These French Words Exist?
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True or False: Do These French Words Exist?

"Garrulité", "fuiter", "émotionner", "confusant", "pétrichor", "callipyge"... some of these words are in the dictionary, others are only barbarisms or English calques. Test your francophone ear.