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General Knowledge Quiz #171

Can you answer these random trivia questions?
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First submittedMay 23, 2017
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What country has 2.3 popes per square kilometer?
Vatican City
What does the symbol ∞ represent?
Infinity
What is the largest company in Japan by revenue?
Toyota
What slippery synthetic material is often used as a coating on non-stick cookware?
Teflon
What bird's pink feathers are caused by the beta-Carotene in their diet of brine shrimp and algae?
Flamingo
What is the specific gravity of water at standard temperature and pressure?
1
Which Disney movie had a princess named Belle?
Beauty and
the Beast
If flora are plants, what are animals?
Fauna
What is the term for cargo that has been thrown overboard from a ship? (hint: not flotsam)
Jetsam
What does a flatulent person do?
Fart
What group of treaties give rights to prisoners of war, injured soldiers,
and civilian non-combatants?
Geneva
Conventions
What prefix can come before brow, cycle, and sex?
Uni
What medical condition occurs when a part of the body freezes?
Frostbite
Squids and octopuses are cephalopods. Name one of the other two kinds of cephalopods.
Cuttlefish /
Nautiluses
What actor had his chest hair waxed for real in the movie "The 40-Year-Old Virgin"?
Steve Carell
Which European country is almost completely deforested, with forests covering
just 0.4% of its land area?
Iceland
On a Windows computer, what does Ctrl+V do?
Paste
What auto company started in 1937 as a project of the Nazi government?
Volkswagen
Which English king fought in the Third Crusade?
Richard I
What three letter word means "a loud noise; a cacophony"?
Din
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40 Comments
Tramp
+5
Level 79
May 24, 2017
Cuttlefish... Why the hell did I think they were called Skuttlefish??
roleybob
+3
Level 73
May 24, 2017
In my head they were called crayfish for some reason
kalbahamut
+3
Level 79
Mar 1, 2020
haha... for some reason that's what I typed in first, too, before realizing that was wrong.
wolfcat95
+1
Level 66
Dec 10, 2021
I was very very peeved when I kept typing "cuddlefish," which I knew to be a correct answer, and it didn't work.
mf3
+1
Level 90
Feb 17, 2025
Don't ever try to cuddle with a cuttlefish.
Malbaby
+1
Level 70
May 24, 2017
Good quiz, great mix of questions. Most famous person called Bieber?....... fame must come cheap these days.
IsleAuHaulte
+3
Level 92
Aug 13, 2018
Then you should buy him out.
JackintheBox
+1
Level 82
Dec 6, 2021
I doubt any of the other people Selena Gomez has dated is more famous than he. Hence he is the most famous
Arp2600
+1
Level 89
May 25, 2017
Nautilus should be accepted. Also, there are fretless guitars.
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
May 25, 2017
Fixed the Nautilus type-in.
EsaKivi
+6
Level 96
May 25, 2017
Slightly disappointed that "kraken" wasn't accepted as an answer to the cephalopod question.
redsplat
+5
Level 72
Jun 4, 2017
Or Cthulhu for that matter :'(
Carry
+3
Level 63
Sep 27, 2017
This is so confusing as a German. In German an "Octopus" is a type of "Krake". But if you translate "Krake/n" to English it becomes "Octopus".
Cooldrive
+2
Level 64
Jul 10, 2017
I wish Trivia Crack's people were as attentive as our quizmasters on Jetpunk.
Diggerdog77
+1
Level 77
Jul 10, 2017
I thought the question for "Frostbite" meant freezes, like stops moving, so I guessed "Paralysis". Whoops.
schmib
+1
Level 59
Dec 22, 2017
I put hypothermia, which also can be correct
samiamco
+2
Level 68
Oct 30, 2018
No body parts need to freeze for you to have hypothermia, nor do you necessarily have hypothermia when one of your extremities freezes.
DannyWozza
+4
Level 94
Aug 2, 2018
Can someone please explain what the 'specific gravity of water' question means? I didn't even know what it was asking for? I have Googled it and can't find an explanation?
AbiA
+6
Level 88
Nov 8, 2021
Relative density. For liquids, water, at 4 degrees C (when it is densest), is the reference, so water at 4 degrees C has a relative density or specific gravity of 1. At any other temperature it will be less than 1 because it is less dense.
Rhino2506
+3
Level 53
Nov 8, 2018
Can you consider accepting jettison for jetsam?

https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/flotsam-jetsam.html

theCOOLESTkid
+2
Level 24
Dec 6, 2021
kept putting autism and metis for the infinity symbol becuase i thought that was too obvious lol
Tomtrific
+2
Level 80
Apr 6, 2022
Just to be different, for the question, "What does a flatulent person do?", I typed in flatulate. It didn't work. Hmmm, okay.
mf3
+3
Level 90
Feb 17, 2025
Any old flatulator will know the answer to this question.
JackBeNimble
+7
Level 82
Feb 18, 2025
Could you accept row for din? It may be region-specific, but fits the definition in most Commonwealth countries.
tschutzer
+3
Level 93
Feb 18, 2025
Agree. Row is literally a synonym for din.
Sifhraven
+1
Level 76
Aug 30, 2025
Doesn't row however always involve people? Can you use the word row when it is about thunder or a noisy waterfall? Or machinery running on its own?
Sifhraven
+1
Level 76
Aug 30, 2025
Row is more like racket I would say (English is not my native tongue however, and of course I am not aware of all regional differences) though I can picture squirrels making a lot of racket for instance, so no humans involved then, but well still something you could personify.
BMDragon
+1
Level 85
Feb 18, 2025
Should specify the units for the specific gravity of water. It has a different value in imperial units (or even if you use different base metric units)
partdavid
+4
Level 74
Feb 18, 2025
No, it does not; it's dimensionless.
bill69
+1
Level 82
Feb 19, 2025
D'oh. I missed Vatican City. I've been there twice and seen all the plaques.
AntiMatter8192
+2
Level 78
Apr 23, 2025
Technically there are zero popes per square kilometer in the Vatican now
CatPotato715
+1
Level 69
Apr 29, 2025
rip francis.
DaWaffle
+1
Level 55
Apr 29, 2025
fr
JohnGisMe
+1
Level 63
May 2, 2025
The first question is inaccurate as the pope density of that country has decreased significantly.
afmarsha
+1
Level 70
Aug 14, 2025
PTFE should be accepted for the non-stick coating on pans. Teflon is a brand name for PTFE
floccopus
+8
Level 59
Aug 20, 2025
Since iceland was unforested before humans arrived, it is still UNforested rather than DEfprested. Deforested implies that the forests were removed.
FurQ
+5
Level 69
Aug 29, 2025
I presume eg Monaco is less than 0.4% forested.
sumguy
+3
Level 87
Oct 24, 2025
And Vatican City.
Alfred22nd
+2
Level 66
Nov 30, 2025
Around 25-40% of the island used to be forested before it was settled by vikings and deforested for timber, fuel, etc.
BautyArg
+1
Level 52
Aug 23, 2025
Those are so many popes per square km!
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