Round ?

True/False 

Question 1

Halfway through a standard game of scrabble, you play the word 'TWELVE'. If no letter of that word covers a double or triple letter/word square, then a score of twelve points are awarded.

Question 2

The hexagonal key wrench was invented in St. Louis by American entrepreneur Allen Key.

Question 3

The Bronx is the largest in area of the five

boroughs of New York City.

Question 4

A 'jiffy' is an actual unit of time. 

Question 5

The original color of Coca-Cola was green.

Question 6

D'Artagnan was one of the original 'Three

Musketeers'.

Question 7

The can opener was invented 50 years after the tin can.

Question 8

Mozart was five when he wrote "Twinkle Twinkle

Little Star".

Question 9

A species of Antarctica penguins gets its

name from the old American

Revolutionary war song 'Yankee Doodle'.

Question 10

The tallest living Olympic Gold Medal winner is Saskatchewan curler Geoffrey Tennant, at 6'9" tall.

Answers

1. TRUE2. FALSE3. FALSE4. TRUE5. FALSE6. FALSE7. TRUE8. FALSE9. TRUE10. FALSE