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Groups of older men gather in parks at dawn in China with bird cages to let the birds enjoy the fresh air while hanging in trees. Three French villages and one Spanish village changed their names to Champagne to sell their sparkling wine under that name. An ant released kilometers from its anthill will find its way back by its sense of smell. Crying was considered a manly trait in the Middle Ages, while not crying publicly was seen as strange. It was fashionable in the 19th century for men to wear dentures made from teeth of soldiers who died in battle, called "Waterloo Teeth."
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- 1. TRUE OR FALSE ?
- 2. We walk our dogs but in China they walk with birds in their cages, and hang them in trees to let the birds enjoy the fresh air and scenery.
- 3. GROUPS OF MOSTLY OLD MEN WITH BIRD CAGES GATHER IN THE PARKS AT DAWN True
- 4. Three villages in France and one in Spain have changed their names to Champagne to enable their sparkling wine to be sold under that name.
- 6. An ant removed from its ant hill and released several kilometres from home will find its way back by its sense of smell.
- 7. True
- 8. Crying was quite a manly thing during the Middle Ages. A crying man was considered tough and impressive.
- 9. True A man who wouldn´t cry in public was considered to be quite strange.
- 10. A camel´s hump contains sufficient water for the animal to walk a distance of 2.000 kilometres, without taking a drink.
- 11. False A camel´s hump does not contain water. It is full of fat.
- 12. In the film Singing in the Rain , Gene Kelly danced his way through a shower of diluted milk because it showed up better on film than pure water.
- 13. True
- 14. If they want to keep their jobs, Malaysian Airlines stewardesses must not put on any weight after being hired.
- 15. False
- 16. In China it is illegal to dance cheek to cheek in public.
- 17. False It was considered indecent at one time, but owing to increasing western influence it is becoming accepted.
- 18. Ian Fleming, the author of the James Bond books, began writing to cure his alcoholism. His doctor told him to take up writing so that he would have something else to think about.
- 19. True
- 20. On a Philippine island, almost 30 years after World War II ended, a Japanese soldier was found who refused to surrender because he thought that the war was sitll going on.
- 21. True Hiroo Onada was found in 1974
- 22. Before getting into politics, Fidel Castro worked as an extra in cheap Hollywood comedies.
- 23. True
- 24. There are over 100 species of snake in New Zealand, and nearly 90% are poisonous.
- 25. False There are no snakes in New Zealand.
- 26. It was fashionable in the 19th century to war dentures (false teeth) made from the teeth of men who had died in battle.
- 27. True Even though artificial dentures were available, ‘Waterloo Teeth’ as they were called after the Battle of Waterloo, were preferred by fashionable gentlemen.
- 28. THAT’S ALL FOLKS!!!!! HOPE YOU HAVE ENJOYED OUR LITTLE TRIVIA GAME