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Toilet Paper Quiz FBCCS

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What was the most common item used in colonial America that is now replaced by modern toilet paper?

a)

leaves

b)

the left hand

c)

corn cobs

d)

the family pets

2.

What caused a major toilet paper shortage in 1973.

a)

A joke made by talk show host Johnny Carson.

b)

A strike in the industry.

c)

Fear of a nuclear war.

d)

It was part of a Vietnam War protest.

3.

What special feature did the Old Farmer's Almanac have that made it distinguishable as a source of toilet paper?

a)

It was made with an absorbent paper.

b)

A special ink was used that wouldn't smear when used.

c)

A hole in the corner to hang it from the outhouse door for easy access.

d)

Pages would tear out easy.

4.

In 1935, what did Northern Tissue advertise their toilet paper as to get more people to buy it?

a)

More absorbent

b)

Two ply

c)

Scented

d)

Splinter-free

5.

While most of the world used a clever assortment of items to wipe with, one culture was using paper as early as 589 AD. What culture was the first to use paper in regards to their personal hygiene?

a)

Romans

b)

Greeks

c)

Jews

d)

Chinese

6.

Most guys __________________ their toilet paper.

a)

fold or stack

b)

wad or crumple

c)

wrap around their hand

7.

Most girls _______________ their toilet paper.

a)

fold or stack

b)

wad or crumple

c)

wrap around their hand

8.

Most people prefer that the toilet paper be hung ______________.

a)

over

b)

under

9.

The average person uses how many rolls of toilet paper a year?

a)

50

b)

100

c)

250

d)

500

10.

What percentage of the world does not use toilet paper?

a)

10

b)

25

c)

50

d)

75

11.

How many trees are used each year to make toilet paper?

a)

500,000

b)

1 million

c)

10 million

d)

100 million

12.

Which President passed a toilet paper tax of 6 cents per roll?

a)

President Obama

b)

President Bush

c)

President Clinton

d)

President Carter