Poo Quiz
The Poo Quiz: Test Your Knowledge of Nature's Byproduct!
Welcome to the Poo Quiz, where you can discover the funny and fascinating facts about one of life's natural substances! This quiz is designed to test your knowledge about everything related to poop, from interesting trivia to bizarre facts.
Are you brave enough to answer questions like:
- How much of poop is actually water?
- Which animal has cube-shaped poop?
- What bizarre pill claims to make your poop gold?
What % of poo is water?
50%
30%
75%
60%
How many bags of poo did Neil Armstrong leave on the moon during his Apollo mission?
1
2
3
4
5
In WWII, German tank drivers in Africa used to drive tanks over what animals poo for luck?
Tiger
Elephant
Camel
Lion
Rhino
What animal has cube shaped poop, which they use to remember where they live?
Wombat
Sloth
Koala
Kangaroo
There is a pill that makes you poo gold, how much is is sold for?
$1000
$275
$545
$399
$800
In 1961, the Italian artist Piero Manzoni filled ___ tin cans with his feces, labeled it “Artist’s sh*t” and sold them according to their equivalent weight in gold.
20
75
120
90
How many people around the world still rely on charcoal and poo to cook their food?
3 Billion
250 million
1.5 billion
950 million
In India, a company makes paper products out of what animals poo?
Elephant
Red Panda
Bengali Tiger
Sloth Bear
Increased fat content in poo causes what?
Floaters
Sinkers
Stinkers
Diarrhea
Known as the ‘Mariko Aoki phenomenon,’ some people get the urge to go number two, after smelling what?
Petrol
Books
Urine
Coffee
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