low|14|The White House is the official residence of the U.S. president.|True
low|14|The United States declared independence from France in 1776.|False — it declared independence from Great Britain.
low|14|Abraham Lincoln was president during the American Civil War.|True
low|14|The American flag has one star for each U.S. state.|True
low|13|Ancient Egyptians built pyramids as tombs for some of their rulers.|True
low|13|Gladiators performed in arenas in ancient Rome.|True
low|13|Ancient Greece was located in South America.|False — it was in Europe.
low|15|Johannes Gutenberg is famous for inventing the airplane.|False — he is associated with the European movable-type printing press.
low|15|The Berlin Wall divided a city in Germany.|True
low|16|Cleopatra was a queen of ancient Egypt.|True
low|9|In Finding Nemo, Nemo is a shark.|False — he is a clownfish.
low|9|In Up, Carl lifts his house with balloons.|True
low|9|The main toys in Toy Story come alive when people are not watching.|True
low|9|Jurassic Park is about a park filled with dragons.|False — it features dinosaurs.
low|10|In Frozen, Anna and Elsa are sisters.|True
low|10|In The Lion King, Simba is a tiger.|False — he is a lion.
low|10|In Moana, the title character sets sail across the ocean.|True
low|9|Shrek is a fairy who lives in a castle.|False — he is an ogre who lives in a swamp.
low|21|Zebras have spotted coats.|False — they have striped coats.
low|21|Giraffes eat mainly meat.|False — they eat plants, especially leaves.
low|21|Penguins are birds.|True
low|19|Traditional hummus is made mainly from potatoes.|False — its main ingredient is chickpeas.
low|24|Harry Potter attends a school called Narnia.|False — he attends Hogwarts.
low|22|The Sun travels around Earth once a day.|False — Earth rotates, making the Sun appear to move across the sky.
medium|14|The Louisiana Purchase expanded U.S. territory in 1803.|True
medium|14|The Boston Tea Party took place after the American Civil War.|False — it took place in 1773, before the Civil War.
medium|14|The Underground Railroad was an actual subway system.|False — it was a network that helped enslaved people escape.
medium|14|The Mayflower carried the Pilgrims across the Atlantic Ocean.|True
medium|13|The ancient Olympic Games began in Greece.|True
medium|13|The Roman numeral X represents the number five.|False — X represents ten.
medium|13|Cuneiform was a form of writing used in ancient Mesopotamia.|True
medium|15|The Renaissance began in Japan.|False — it began in Italy.
medium|15|The Great Wall is located in India.|False — it is in China.
medium|16|Queen Victoria ruled the United Kingdom during much of the 1800s.|True
medium|9|In Monsters, Inc., laughter eventually replaces screams as a source of energy.|True
medium|9|In The Incredibles, Violet can turn invisible.|True
medium|9|The Iron Giant takes place mainly on Mars.|False — it takes place on Earth, mainly in Maine.
medium|9|In The Princess Diaries, Mia learns that she is a princess.|True
medium|10|In Mulan, Mushu is a horse.|False — he is a dragon.
medium|10|In Aladdin, the magic lamp contains a mermaid.|False — it contains a genie.
medium|9|In Inside Out, Joy and Sadness are emotions.|True
medium|9|In Matilda, Miss Trunchbull is the kind teacher who adopts Matilda.|False — Miss Honey adopts Matilda.
medium|21|A rhinoceros horn is made of bone.|False — it is made mainly of keratin.
medium|21|A baby kangaroo is called a joey.|True
medium|21|Sea otters are reptiles.|False — they are mammals.
medium|2|Guacamole is traditionally made with avocados.|True
medium|24|In The Hunger Games, Katniss volunteers to take her sister's place.|True
medium|22|A lunar eclipse happens when the Moon moves between Earth and the Sun.|False — that alignment causes a solar eclipse; a lunar eclipse happens when Earth is between the Sun and Moon.
hard|14|The 19th Amendment prohibited denying U.S. citizens the vote on the basis of sex.|True
hard|14|The Articles of Confederation came before the U.S. Constitution.|True
hard|14|The Emancipation Proclamation was issued by George Washington.|False — it was issued by Abraham Lincoln.
hard|14|The Treaty of Ghent ended the American Revolutionary War.|False — it ended the War of 1812.
hard|13|Hammurabi is associated with an ancient written law code.|True
hard|13|The Rosetta Stone contains writing in three different scripts.|True
hard|13|The city of Pompeii was buried by an eruption of Mount Etna.|False — it was buried by Mount Vesuvius.
hard|15|The Magna Carta was first issued in 1215.|True
hard|15|The Inca Empire was centered in what is now Norway.|False — it was centered in the Andes of South America, especially Peru.
hard|16|Henry VIII belonged to the Tudor dynasty.|True
hard|9|In Ratatouille, Anton Ego is a food critic.|True
hard|9|In Coco, Miguel's great-great-grandfather is named Héctor.|True
hard|9|In The Truman Show, Truman knows from birth that his life is a television show.|False — he discovers it as an adult.
hard|9|In The Devil Wears Prada, Miranda Priestly edits a magazine called Runway.|True
hard|10|In The Princess and the Frog, Tiana lives in Chicago.|False — she lives in New Orleans.
hard|10|In Beauty and the Beast, Lumière is an enchanted clock.|False — Lumière is a candelabra; Cogsworth is the clock.
hard|9|In The Parent Trap (1998), the twins first meet at a summer camp.|True
hard|9|In The Lord of the Rings films, Gandalf is a dwarf.|False — he is a wizard.
hard|21|An okapi is closely related to the giraffe.|True
hard|21|A Komodo dragon is a type of crocodile.|False — it is a large lizard.
hard|21|All species of flamingo get their pink color from blue pigment in their feathers.|False — their color comes from carotenoid pigments in their food.
hard|2|Traditional pesto alla genovese uses mint as its main herb.|False — it uses basil.
hard|24|In The Chronicles of Narnia, Aslan is a wolf.|False — he is a lion.
hard|22|Sound travels faster through air than through water under ordinary conditions.|False — sound travels faster through water.
