Surprisingly unknown? Trivia Quiz [Multiple Choice: 3 Options]
Fun facts make you want to share them with others, don’t they? In this article, we’ll introduce little-known facts about health and daily life in a quiz format—things that many people surprisingly don’t know.
You’ll find plenty of everyday topics with reasons that will make you say, “Oh, so that’s why!” Learn while having fun with the quiz, and the knowledge you gain might come in handy in different situations later on! It’s a multiple-choice quiz with three options, so kids can enjoy it too.
How many of these unusual and little-known fun facts do you already know?
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Animal and Nature Fun Trivia Quiz (11–20)
How far can an owl turn its head at most?
- about 90 degrees
- about 180 degrees
- about 270 degrees
See the answer
about 270 degrees
An owl’s neck can rotate up to about 270 degrees. Unlike humans and many other animals, owls have as many as 14 neck vertebrae and a specialized blood vessel structure. Thanks to this, they can survey a wide area without moving their bodies, which helps when targeting prey. Some people may have been startled to see an owl suddenly turn its head toward them while its body was facing the opposite direction.
Fun Trivia Quiz on Animals and Nature (21–30)
Brag-worthy!? Animal Quiz
We’re excited to introduce “Brag-Worthy? Animal Quiz,” a fun multiple-choice quiz packed with surprising animal facts you probably didn’t know.
Questions like “What color is a polar bear’s fur?”, “What color is a hippo’s sweat?”, and “What’s inside a camel’s hump?” aren’t taught in school, but they make great conversation starters.
Each question has three choices, so it’s enjoyable for everyone from kids to adults.
Think through the answers with children, take turns quizzing each other as a family—the ways to play are up to you.
The quiz might spark even more interest in animals! See how far your knowledge can take you and give it a try.
Animal Quiz Showdown
Introducing an idea for “Animal Quiz Showdown,” a multiple-choice quiz (three options) that everyone can enjoy and that delves into animals’ secrets.
With themes like mysteries of animals we don’t usually hear about—such as “What is the role of a lion’s mane?” and “Why can polar bears withstand the cold?”—you can tackle questions ranging from easy to difficult.
It’s perfect for getting friends and family excited together.
Not only will you gain knowledge through the quiz, but it also sparks lively communication for a fun time.
Get every question right and aim to become an animal expert!
Japanese Culture and History Trivia Quiz (1–10)
The early bird gets the worm—how many yen is three mon (sanmon)?
- 90 yen
- 300 yen
- 500 yen
See the answer
answer
90 yen
It’s used to mean that getting up early is very advantageous, but in reality, at today’s value it would be about 90 yen. Just as in phrases like “a three-mon actor” or “a three-mon novel,” the term sanmon isn’t used to indicate much value, so there’s also a theory that the original meaning was “even if you get up early, it’s not all that beneficial.”
Since when has toothpaste been used in Japan?
- Heian period
- Edo period
- Meiji era
See the answer
answer
Edo period
It is said that toothpaste was first sold in Japan during the Edo period, when a merchant named Chojiya Kizaemon began selling it in 1625. Before toothpaste became available, people are said to have brushed their teeth with roasted salt or rice bran.