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Johnny's General Knowledge Quiz #5
Can you answer these random trivia questions?
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| First submitted | May 7, 2012 |
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| Average score | 60.0% |
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23 Comments
Fruitloop
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Level 84
Mar 16, 2012
Can you accept alopecia for baldness?
johnnyaitch
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Level 79
May 1, 2012
Ok. Alopecia will work now.
amangla
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Level 58
Sep 9, 2015
Missed the last question!
blinky
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Level 57
Nov 10, 2016
Cool Hand Luke
plattitude
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Level 94
Jan 15, 2013
Only missed Idiocracy. As my ignorance on this subject is rivaled only by my apathy... I'm okay with it.
buck1017
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Level 78
Mar 30, 2015
Filet O Fish does not work. "Fish" works, but not the actual name.
fuanacdc
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Level 89
Apr 24, 2015
This. It accepted Filet OF Fish though.
Quizmaster
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Level ∞
Apr 25, 2015
Fixed
Sifhraven
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Level 76
Dec 28, 2018
Fish didnt work for me, I tried fishburger...
crimsoncross84
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Level 40
Jun 23, 2015
Table salt is the true term for sodium chloride, since there are many salts out there.
ChaosQuizzer
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Level 35
Oct 20, 2016
So you ask someone to pass the "table salt" over, instead of just the salt?
Swanbabe
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Level 37
Dec 19, 2016
Technically they're right. There are many different salts we ingest on a daily basis, but table salt is pretty uniformly known as salt
Malbaby
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Level 70
Jun 1, 2017
crimsoncross84 wins the 'Gold Nitpicker' medal for June 2013........ well done.
joosh
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Level 43
Dec 7, 2015
I don't understand the Japanese one, anyone care to explain??
tom88
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Level 77
Feb 29, 2016
Those are both names that are presumably popular in Japan, and not in most other countries.
Cyndel
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Level 26
May 3, 2016
dammmn, kept telling myself it cannot be salt b/c that's natrium chloride... didn't know natrium was the same as sodium :D
Swanbabe
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Level 37
Dec 19, 2016
Yeah if you speak Latin. Do you call mercury quicksilver too?
Sifhraven
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Level 76
Dec 28, 2018
Ehm sodium is the odd one out here, I believe only english (both of them) does not use the word natrium, other languages do. And yes not mercury but a translation of quicksilver is used in other languages, and kalium not potassium. When someone says oxygen, do you say they speak latin? They are just the names for the elements, they are, what they are called. A few just deviate from how it is written in other language (i.e. remained their original name)
zoeythuggins
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Level 38
Jul 4, 2016
It's actually Bradgelina not Brangelina
cricketwes
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Level 56
Sep 26, 2016
Might want to change that Brangelina one now... :3
MiracleMax
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Level 73
Apr 21, 2018
So much pop culture, which I really do not stand a chance at. Not a fan.
JackintheBox
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Level 82
Apr 1, 2021
Aaarrrgghhh, I tried McCaulay and McCulkin, but not Culkin!!!
KaMa3
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Level 30
Nov 15, 2024
I wrote Benson Burner before I realised I have no idea and didnt come back to this question
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