Fry-day
Fry-Day Fun Quiz
Put your French fry knowledge to the test with our engaging quiz dedicated to all things fries! From their origins to pop culture references, challenge yourself and learn something new.
This quiz features a variety of questions including:
- The true birthplace of French fries
- Historical figures and their connection to fries
- Pop culture and sports references related to Fridays
Abe Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
JFK
John Quincy Adams
Charles Dickens, who was surprisingly something of a 17th-century “foodie,” was the first author to pen french fries into literature.
Oliver Twist
A Tale of Two Cities
The Pickwick Papers
David Copperfield
In a 2014 study, a pair of Greek researchers teamed up with the ESA to test how gravity affects deep frying. Which of the following is true?
As gravity gets stronger, fries get crispier.
As gravity gets stronger, it takes longer for the oil to come to temperature
As gravity gets stronger, the fries take longer to cook
As gravity gets stronger, fries get soggy faster.
The Last Supper
The crucifixion of Jesus
The resurrection of Jesus
Jesus returning to God
Friday is the name of a main character in what novel?
Swiss Family Robinson
Robinson Crusoe
Oliver Twist
Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
For sailors, it's bad luck to do what on a Friday?
Start a voyage
Finish a voyage
Drink alcohol
Look at a compass
What sport is at the centre of "Friday Night Lights"?
Golf
Hockey
Football
Baseball
In the Marvel Cinematic Universe, what is Friday?
Captain America's dog
Iron Man's computer program
Thor's hammer
Spider-Man's best friend
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