20 Facts You Might Not Know—Can You Get Them Right?

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20 Facts You Might Not Know

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Fact Expert!

Wow! You really know your stuff! These facts might surprise most people, but you handled them like a pro. Your knowledge spans across different topics, proving you have a sharp and curious mind. Keep exploring—there’s always more to learn!

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You got some right, but a few of these facts were tricky! That’s okay—learning new things is part of the fun. Keep challenging yourself, and next time, you might just ace it. Give it another shot and see how much you’ve picked up!

#1. Which is the oldest country still in existence?

#2. What is the term for a time period lasting millions of years?

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#3. What is the national language of the Philippines?

#4. How many chromosomes are there in a typical human cell?

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#5. What does a light-year measure?

#6. Which country is considered the coldest on Earth?

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#7. What is the world’s most populated city?

#8. Which animal is responsible for the most human deaths?

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#9. What is the name for the smallest blood vessel in the body?

#10. Which part of the human body does not feel pain?

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#11. What is the term for animals that eat only plants?

#12. Which part of the human body is known to be the cleanest?

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#13. Which country is ranked as the most dangerous in the world?

#14. What is the term for the white part of an egg?

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#15. What does AM stand for in timekeeping?

#16. How long can a person typically survive without eating?

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#17. Which organ in the body consumes the most energy?

#18. What is the most popular dish in the world?

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#19. What does BC stand for in historical time?

#20. What is considered the dirtiest part of the human body?

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