True or False 19

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15 questions · Published July 27, 2026

Trivia questions (5 of 15)

Multiple Choice
1. Dijon mustard takes its name from a city in France.
TRUE: Most mustard was historically produced in France, with Dijon mustard, known for its smooth texture and tangy flavor, named after the French city of Dijon. It's traditionally made with white wine or vinegar in Dijon, giving it a unique taste compared to other mustards.
Multiple Choice
2. The Looney Tunes character "Yosemite Sam" is a ranger in a national park.
FALSE: The Looney Tunes cartoon character Yosemite Sam, whose real name is Aloysius Bartholamew Sam, is typically portrayed as a mean-spirited and aggressive, gunslinging outlaw or cowboy and adversary of Bugs Bunny.
Multiple Choice
3. The "Firebird" was an automobile brand first manufactured by the Ford Motor Company in 1967.
FALSE: Pontiac introduced the Firebird in 1967 to compete with Ford's Mustang model. The Firebird was in production until 2002.
Multiple Choice
4. There are thirty-two teams in the National Hockey League.
TRUE: The National Hockey League is comprised of thirty-two teams, divided into the Eastern Conference and the Western Conference. Twenty-five teams are based in the United States and seven are based in Canada.
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5. The primary food source for koalas is mulberry leaves.
FALSE: Koalas are known for their primary diet of eucalyptus leaves, which provide almost all the moisture, nutrients, and toxic resistance they need, which is why they don’t drink much water.

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