| Can you tell which of the following are true and which are false? |
| 1. | Ryan Giggs, who plays international football for Wales, was born in England?
False (he was born in Cardiff, but brought up in England) |
| 2. | In BBC's poll of 100 Greatest Britains in 2002, Robbie Williams finished higher than both Charles Dickens and Florence Nightingale?
False |
| 3. | The individual numbers on a roulette wheel add up to 666?
True |
| 4. | In the 1975 film "The Day Of The Locust", Donald Sutherland plays a character called Homer Simpson?
True |
| 5. | In Monopoly, to buy Mayfair, Leicester Square and Oxford Street would cost more than £1,000?
False (£400 + £260 + £300 = £960) |
| 6. | Neil Armstrong's mother's maiden name was moon?
False (but Buzz Aldrin's mother's was) |
| 7. | In France it is illegal to sell dolls which do not have human faces?
True |
| 8. | In Michigan it is illegal to sell dolls which have belly buttons?
False |
| 9. | There are more players in a polo team than there are in a water polo team?
False |
| 10. | Hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia is the fear of long words?
True |
