Only 4% of people will get this right . . . .

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See if your one of the 4% of people who can pass this quiz!



Answer these questions



1. Why is the sky blue?



2. What is the 'trickle-down' system?



3. Why don't we divide by 0?



4. Who signed the Declaration of Independence?



5. Who wrote "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey"?



6. How many fingers am I holding up?



7. What is the fifth letter in the Greek Alphabet?



8. How do you spell Mississippi?



9. Why did most of the dinosaurs go extinct?



10. How tall was Napoleon Bonaparte?



11. What does DNA stand for?



12. What is the longest word in the English language?



13. What is the square root of 3?



14. Who invented the sandwich?



15. Who discovered penicillin?



Okay! Scroll down for the answers to see how you did!

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Answers

1. Why is the sky blue?
Because it's sad about the choices you're making and can't hide it, anymore.
2. What is the 'trickle-down' system?
It's when people harvest water for the rich, then the rich drink as much as they want, and whatever spills out of their cups is left to the people who harvest the water, then they all trickle urine onto the poor.
3. Why don't we divide by 0?
Because we don't do math after high school or college.
4. Who signed the Declaration of Independence?
The translator for all the deaf representatives, while it was being read aloud.
5. Who wrote "The Iliad" and "The Odyssey"?
I did. Right there, in quotes.
6. How many fingers am I holding up?
All of them. I'm not doing a handstand.
7. What is the fifth letter in the Greek Alphabet?
t-h-e-G-r-e-e-k-A-l-p-h-a-b-e-t
8. How do you spell Mississippi?
You shouldn't try to spell Mississippi, otherwise they'll think you're a voodoo priest from Louisiana and immediately hang you in a tree.
9. Why did most of the dinosaurs go extinct?
Because they all died.
10. How tall was Napoleon Bonaparte?
Experts agree that his height was as high as the top of his head.
11. What does DNA stand for?
It stands for nothing. DNA is the most irresponsible citizen. I'll bet it's a moderate Independent, doesn't even vote.
12. What is the longest word in the English language?
Gigaparsec. It's 3.26 billion light-years long.
13. What is the square root of 3?
Don't feel bad if you don't know. The answer is totally irrational.
14. Who invented the sandwich?
The girlfriend of the world's first chauvinist a**hole.
15. Who discovered penicillin?
The world's first chauvinist a**hole after his girlfriend left and wasn't there to clean his kitchen.




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