First of all, great job on the quiz, everyone!
Second of all, I am so very sorry I was late announcing the winners! To make a long story short…well, there is no story except for the fact that I had a complete brain meltdown. Argh!
Third, because of the totes cray delay, I am adding 2 additional third place winners for a total of 5 third place winners. Sorry about that, guys!
ANSWERS
First, the answers!
Q.3
William Wordsworth was a Romantic poet.
***True
False
Q.4
The United States landed a spacecraft on the moon in January of 1967.
True
***False
Q.5
Vincent Van Gogh was born in France.
True
***False
Q.6
DNA stands for “Deoxyribonucleic antibodies.”
True
***False
Q.7
Some volcanoes do not produce lava flow when they erupt.
***True
False
Q.8
Trees absorb oxygen from the air.
True
***False
Q.9
The capitol of Alaska is Anchorage.
True
***False
Q.10
A typhoon and a hurricane are the same weather phenomenon; the only difference is where they occur.
***True
False
Q.11
The Ming dynasty ruled China into the 17th century.
***True
False
Q.12
Insulin is a substance manufactured in the pituitary gland.
True
***False
Q.13
Pancetta is an Italian cured meat similar to bacon, but unlike bacon, it is not smoked.
***True
False
Q.14
An elevator is an example of the simple machine known as a lever.
True
***False
Q.15
The Sahara Desert gets more precipitation than Antarctica.
***True
False
Q.16
The rarest blood type is O-.
True
***False
Q.17
Jackson Pollock was known for a style of painting known as “drip painting.”
***True
False
Q.18
The original home of Native Cherokee Indians was the northwestern United States.
True
***False
Q.19
The word “wackadoodle” was added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2014.
***True
False
Q.20
Albert Einstein won the Nobel Prize in Physics.
***True
False
WINNERS
The first place winner is…Melissa M!
The second place winner is…Kevin M!
The five third place winners are:
Amanda C.
Jerrard W.
Southern Gal
Cameron U.
Mia C.
Congratulations to all the winners! Contact prizes@thepioneerwoman.com to claim your prizes.