28-03 KPMG Quiz

How are you feeling today?

• I'm doing good! 😄

• Enjoying the sun 😎

• Just fine 😊

• Stressed from work/study😥

• I'm struggling 😔

Spot a LIE!

• Tomatoes are considered as fruits, not vegetables.

• French fries originate from the U.S.

• If you eat A LOT of carrots, your skin can turn orange.

• Almonds are not nuts, but seeds.

Which one does NOT mean thank you?

• Grazie! (Italian)

• Xiexie! (Chinese)

• Mianhae! (Korean)

• Takk! (Norwegian)

Which one is a LIE?

• Polar bears have white fur.

• Male seahorses can get pregnant and give birth.

• A female peacock is called a "peahen".

• All earthworms have both male and female parts.

Spot a LIE! (Dutch edition)

• More sheep than people live on the Wadden Island of Texel.

• The Dutch consume the most liquorice in the world.

• There are less than 1,000 windmills in the Netherlands.

• One in eight babies are born at home in the Netherlands.

Spot a LIE!

• Monaco is the smallest country in the world.

• Alaska is the biggest American state in square miles.

• Australia is wider than the Moon.

• Wellington is the most southern capital city in the world.

Spot the TRUTH!

• The Great Wall of China is longer than the distance between London and Beijing.

• Waterloo has the least number of tube platforms in London.

• The unicorn is the national animal of Ireland.

• Amsterdam has around 100 canals.

Spot the TRUTH!

• When the two numbers on opposite sides of a dice are added together it always equals 7.

• Cardi B's real name is Cardigan Backyardigan.

• Idina Menzel sings 'let it go' 20 times in 'Let It Go' from Frozen.

• The black box in a plane is black.

Spot a LIE.

• McDonald's fries were cooked in beef fat until 1990.

• Glass gem corns exist, and they can be used to make popcorns.

• Hawaiian pizza originates from Hawaii.

• Too much nutmeg can cause you to get high.

Spot a TRUTH.

• Titanic was released in 1999

• Frozen is the highest-grossing animated film in history.

• Parasite is the first non-English language film to win an Oscar for Best Picture.

• The entire trilogy of Lord of the Rings filmed in Ireland.