True or False?

Charles Darrow developed Monopoly in 1933. When he sold the game to Parker Brothers, the cards were handwritten, and the houses were made from wooden molding scraps. Darrow’s nieces suggested that metal charms from charm bracelets be used for the pieces.

Nearly all cards, despite there being almost countless varieties of them, are printed in one location: Kentucky. The United States Playing Card Company has acquired the majority of the brands, so now they’re all printed alongside one another in their enormous facility in this state.

If you had to guess, how many languages would you say existed in the world? There are over 7,000 languages! And most of them are dialects. Out of these languages, Cambodian has the longest alphabet with an impressive 74 characters.