Instructions: The following test will assess knowledge related to common impulses and attention rate affected by American education. You will be rewarded based on your participation. As you take the current test, pick one answer per question. After each question, your point total will be automatically calculated in the bottom right corner of the question box. Due to using the free version of this quiz creator, answers are not recorded or transmitted. Please keep track of your own score so you can report it at the conclusion of the test. Note that different questions have different point allocations. At the end of the quiz, please email your point total to james788@gmail.com. The average participant scores 65 points. Answers 55 points and over will receive $5, answers 65 points and over will receive $10, answers 75 points and over will receive $15, answers 85 points and over will receive $20, and answers 95 points and over will receive $25.

Test Your Knowledge with the Common Impulses Quiz

Welcome to the Common Impulses Quiz! This engaging quiz is designed to challenge your knowledge on peculiar facts and trivia that are influenced by American education. Use your mind to navigate through ten thought-provoking questions and see how high you can score!

• Fun and interesting trivia
• Measure your knowledge against the average participant
• Potential rewards based on your score!

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CuriousMind42

In What Place Was Christmas Once Illegal?

Brazil

England

France

Russia

What is the fear of houses?

Neophobia

Rhabdophobia

Jedeophobia

Oikophobia

In California, it is illegal to eat oranges while doing what?

Gardening

Bathing

Driving

Working on a computer

Coulrophobia means fear of what?

Sacred things

Clowns

Old People

Dirt

How many dimples are there on a regular golf ball?

377

418

336

294

Every year, over 8,800 people injure themselves with what apparently harmless, tiny object?

Pencil

Knife

Toothpick

Baseball Bat

How many pounds of pressure do you need to rip off your ear?

7

2

17

11

At what temperature are Fahrenheit and Celsius the same?

0

92

50

-40

In what key do most American car-horns honk?

E

F

G

C

When glass breaks, the cracks move up to how many miles per hour?

1,000

2,500

3,000

5,000