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Quiz about Snapple Caps Real Facts the Sequel

Snapple Caps "Real Facts" the Sequel Quiz

Snapple has just come out with some exciting new products. As such, Snapple has introduced a series of all new "Real Facts," while putting the older "Real Facts" in a storage bin. Let's see how well you know the latest and greatest Snapple "Real Facts."

A multiple-choice quiz by Yankeegirl742. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Author
Yankeegirl742

Time
3 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
315,669

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Average

Avg Score
7 / 10

Plays
554

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Question 1 of 10

1. According to Snapple Cap #811, what are the dots on a domino called? Hint

Dips

Grooves

Dangs

Pips

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Question 2 of 10

2. According to Snapple Cap #730, what is known as the fear of vegetables? Hint

Lachanophobia

Phagophobia

Lactaphobia

Oenophobia

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Question 3 of 10

3. According to Snapple Cap #745, what is so special about armadillo babies? Hint

They are born missing ears

They are the same sex per litter

They don't eat the first week of being alive

They are blind

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Question 4 of 10

4. According to Snapple Cap #770, which kind of shrimp has the ability to generate noises loud enough to break glass? Hint

Pistol shrimp

Banana shrimp

Pacific white Shrimp

Kuruma shrimp

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Question 5 of 10

5. According to Snapple Cap #678, which animal loves to swim? Hint

German shepherd dog

Giraffe

Siberian tiger

Ostrich

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Question 6 of 10

6. According to Snapple Cap #870, which U.S. president lost White House china while gambling in poker?
Hint

Calvin Coolidge

Warren Harding

Jimmy Carter

Richard Nixon

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Question 7 of 10

7. According to Snapple Cap #676, what is the tallest bird in North America? Hint

Bald eagle

Great blue heron

Red tailed hawk

Whooping crane

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Question 8 of 10

8. According to Snapple Cap #765, how many muscles are in a cat's ear? Hint

Sixty-six

Forty-nine

Thirteen

Thirty-two

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Question 9 of 10

9. According to Snapple Cap #790, how many bones are in your big toe? Hint

Three

Two

One

Four

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Question 10 of 10

10. According to Snapple Cap #753, what do you call a group of goats gathered together? Hint

A murder

A trip

A fall

A pack

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. According to Snapple Cap #811, what are the dots on a domino called?

Answer: Pips

Pips are used on dice as well as dominoes. The new Snapple "Real Facts" start at #673. "Real Fact" #673 deals with turtle reproduction. All of these "Real Facts" in this quiz are actually real facts, so don't worry, the answers are out there.

2. According to Snapple Cap #730, what is known as the fear of vegetables?

Answer: Lachanophobia

Lachanophobia is the fear of vegetables. I guess Bugs Bunny should have been a counselor for anyone suffering from Lachanophobia. He just might have been able to help. On a serious note, not having vegetables in your diet is not healthy and can lead to health problems as you get older.

3. According to Snapple Cap #745, what is so special about armadillo babies?

Answer: They are the same sex per litter

Armadillos usually give birth to four babies at time, but they are either all boys or all girls. Armadillos are related to sloths. When the babies are born, they are pink because they are lacking a shell. Armadillos are primarily found in South America and the southern U.S.

4. According to Snapple Cap #770, which kind of shrimp has the ability to generate noises loud enough to break glass?

Answer: Pistol shrimp

The Pistol shrimp is one of the loudest creatures in the ocean. It generates noise with a specialized claw. The noise the pistol shrimp makes actually has the ability to kill small fish that come near it. You might want to consider this before you bring one these guys home to your aquarium.

5. According to Snapple Cap #678, which animal loves to swim?

Answer: Siberian tiger

The new "Real Facts" from Snapple include many animal questions. Siberian tigers are the largest tigers. Siberian tigers enjoy going in the water and swimming. Most cats, however, try to stay a safe distance away from going in water.

6. According to Snapple Cap #870, which U.S. president lost White House china while gambling in poker?

Answer: Warren Harding

Warren G. Harding was the 29th president of the United States. He was the first president to ride in a car during his inauguration. His presidency is considered by many to have been a disaster due to the many scandals that his administration kept getting caught up in. He died on the West Coast while touring the country in 1923.

7. According to Snapple Cap #676, what is the tallest bird in North America?

Answer: Whooping crane

Can you believe that when a whooping crane stands up it is five feet tall! Due to indiscriminate hunting of the bird, they were almost eradicated by the 1940s. Today, the whooping crane is making a comeback, but it is still on the endangered species list.

8. According to Snapple Cap #765, how many muscles are in a cat's ear?

Answer: Thirty-two

There are only a few muscles in the human ear. However, a cat has thirty-two muscles in each of their ears. The sight and hearing of a cat is considerably better than their human counterparts.

9. According to Snapple Cap #790, how many bones are in your big toe?

Answer: Two

Your big toe has two small bones called phalanges. The big toe is also known as the Hallux. All your other toes have three bones each in them.

10. According to Snapple Cap #753, what do you call a group of goats gathered together?

Answer: A trip

Goats are useful animals that supply both meat and milk. Goat meat is popular in the Caribbean community.

Source: Author Yankeegirl742

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