The Royal Quiz

Royals around the world and throughout time have been a subject of fascination for historians and regular citizens since time immemorial. Whether they have ruled in the last few decades or reigned over ancient, long-overthrown empires, you’ll face questions about them all in this exciting quiz. Grab your scepter and get started!

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Your brain is capable of reading scrambled words if they’re not too long, the first and last letters stay in place and important markers are kept. The rset can be a toatl mses - you can sitll raed tehm wouthit porbelm.

London cab drivers have to study street names and local maps for several years to pass exams which require them to drive through London without a navigator or map. They are also expected to memorize street names, landmarks and popular places. Only then, are they licensed to get behind the wheel of one of the world’s most iconic taxis. Here sat-navs are a beacon of shame; cabbies are expected to learn around 320 popular routes through 25,000 streets, memorizing 20,000 landmarks and popular spots off by heart, to navigate London’s neighborhoods map-free.

Turkeys don't have teeth! Instead, swallowed mouthfuls of food enter an initial chamber which uses stomach acid to begin softening the food. From there, the food travels to the anatomically wonderful gizzard (the gastric mill), where muscles, often aided by small stones, smash it into small pieces.

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