Uncovering Mind-Blowing Facts You Didn't Know

What material is the Statue of Liberty made of?

• Iron

• Copper

• Steel

• Bronze

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What unique feature does pink snow in the Sierra Nevadas have?

• It is toxic

• It melts faster

• It tastes and smells like watermelons

• It glows in the dark

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What did Victorians say instead of 'cheese' before taking a picture?

• Grapes

• Apples

• Smile

• Prunes

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What is the Southern Hemisphere version of the Aurora Borealis called?

• Aurora Australis

• Southern Lights

• Aurora Polaris

• Aurora Borealis

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What was ketchup used for in the 1800s?

• A medicine

• A dye

• A cleaning agent

• A condiment

What inspired the design of Pac-Man?

• A moon

• A coin

• A pizza with one slice removed

• A wheel

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What was bubble wrap originally intended to be?

• Insulation

• A toy

• Textured wallpaper

• Packaging material

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What was the original name for the Facebook like button?

• Great

• Awesome

• Thumbs Up

• Like

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What is the world's largest pyramid located?

• Mexico

• Egypt

• China

• Peru

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What is the expiration date on a water bottle for?

• The cap

• The bottle

• The water

• The label

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