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50 Funny Trivia Questions for Couples

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  • 1. Your homemade mayo refuses to stay together. Which egg-yolk substance helps oil and water form an emulsion?

    hard
    • Cellulose
    • Lactose
    • Lecithin
    • Pectin
  • 2. Your gravy has finally stopped acting like soup. Heated starch thickens it through which process?

    hard
    • Caramelization
    • Fermentation
    • Gelatinization
    • Sublimation
  • 3. You open a tub of plain dairy yogurt and spot a little liquid on top. What is it called?

    easy
    • Brine
    • Buttermilk
    • Molasses
    • Whey
  • 4. One ripe apple is speeding up the fruit bowl's schedule. Which ripening gas can it release?

    medium
    • Ethylene
    • Helium
    • Neon
    • Oxygen
  • 5. Yesterday's bread is staging a crunch comeback. Which starch process plays a major role in staling?

    hard
    • Aeration
    • Emulsification
    • Pasteurization
    • Retrogradation
  • 6. Your coffee filter lets the drink through but holds back most grounds. Which separation process is doing the work?

    easy
    • Crystallization
    • Distillation
    • Evaporation
    • Filtration
  • 7. One of you sifts the flour; the other supervises. A sieve sorts solid particles mainly by what?

    easy
    • Color
    • Size
    • Smell
    • Temperature
  • 8. A cake recipe says to cream butter and sugar. What are you deliberately trapping in the butter?

    medium
    • Air bubbles
    • Salt crystals
    • Starch granules
    • Water droplets only
  • 9. Which acid gives ordinary vinegar its familiar sharpness?

    medium
    • Acetic acid
    • Ascorbic acid
    • Lactic acid
    • Tartaric acid
  • 10. The lemon in your shared shopping bag owes much of its sour taste to which acid?

    medium
    • Acetic acid
    • Citric acid
    • Lactic acid
    • Oxalic acid
  • 11. The greasy napkin has entered negotiations with the detergent. Which ingredients help water deal with oily dirt?

    medium
    • Pigments
    • Starches
    • Surfactants
    • Sweeteners
  • 12. Your water is called hard. Which dissolved pair is mainly responsible?

    medium
    • Calcium and magnesium
    • Copper and zinc
    • Gold and silver
    • Helium and neon
  • 13. A white shirt looks extra bright under ultraviolet light. What do optical brighteners do?

    hard
    • Absorb UV and emit visible light
    • Produce their own electricity
    • Remove every dye molecule
    • Turn cotton into metal
  • 14. A wool sweater has become suspiciously compact. During felting, what can interlock on neighboring fibers?

    medium
    • Metal hooks
    • Microscopic scales
    • Sugar crystals
    • Tiny zipper teeth
  • 15. A wrinkled cotton shirt needs diplomacy and an iron. Which weak bonds between cellulose chains can reform as it dries?

    hard
    • Hydrogen bonds
    • Ionic bonds only
    • Metallic bonds
    • Nuclear bonds
  • 16. Socks emerge from the dryer attached to everything except their partners. Which particles transfer to create static charge?

    medium
    • Electrons
    • Neutrons
    • Photons
    • Protons
  • 17. You dab a spill with a paper towel and water climbs beyond the wet corner. What is this called?

    medium
    • Capillary action
    • Magnetic induction
    • Nuclear fusion
    • Sound resonance
  • 18. Those little silica-gel packets are quietly doing which household job?

    easy
    • Adding fragrance
    • Generating heat
    • Producing oxygen
    • Taking up moisture
  • 19. Why is the name dry cleaning a little misleading?

    easy
    • It happens without machines
    • It never cleans fabric
    • It uses liquid solvents
    • It uses only dry ice
  • 20. A clothing-care label uses a triangle for which treatment?

    easy
    • Bleaching
    • Hand washing
    • Ironing
    • Tumble drying
  • 21. An old thermostat has a bimetal strip. Why does warming it make it bend?

    hard
    • It absorbs sound waves
    • Its two metals expand differently
    • Its weight doubles
    • One metal turns into liquid
  • 22. Warm air rises above the radiator while cooler air moves in below. What heat-transfer process is this?

    medium
    • Conduction
    • Convection
    • Diffraction
    • Refraction
  • 23. One of you leaves the ceiling fan on for the empty sofa. What does a circulating fan mainly cool?

    easy
    • Closed cupboards
    • People who feel its airflow
    • The room's air below its starting temperature
    • Unpowered appliances
  • 24. A metal chair feels colder than a wooden one in the same cool room. Why?

    easy
    • It contains frozen air
    • It draws heat from your hand faster
    • It must be at a lower temperature
    • It produces cold energy
  • 25. Fluffy insulation is useful partly because it traps pockets of what?

    easy
    • Air
    • Liquid mercury
    • Molten metal
    • Salt water
  • 26. In a vacuum flask, what is created between its double walls to reduce heat transfer?

    easy
    • A flowing water layer
    • A vacuum
    • Compressed steam
    • Packed steel wool
  • 27. Warming a stubborn metal lid can help loosen it from a glass jar. Which change helps?

    easy
    • The glass dissolves
    • The lid expands
    • The lid gains magnetic charge
    • The lid's hole gets smaller
  • 28. The air feels clammy and both of you blame the weather. Which instrument measures humidity?

    medium
    • A hygrometer
    • A seismometer
    • A speedometer
    • An anemometer
  • 29. What is the name for the temperature at which cooled air becomes saturated and condensation can begin?

    medium
    • Boiling point
    • Dew point
    • Flash point
    • Melting point
  • 30. A pressure cooker hurries dinner along by doing what to water's boiling point?

    medium
    • Fixing it at freezing point
    • Lowering it
    • Raising it
    • Removing it entirely
  • 31. A traditional line-of-sight television remote sends commands using which invisible light?

    easy
    • Gamma rays
    • Infrared
    • Ultraviolet
    • X-rays
  • 32. An induction cooktop uses a changing magnetic field to heat what directly?

    medium
    • Suitable cookware
    • The air throughout the room
    • The ceiling above it
    • The kitchen floor
  • 33. Leaving a running fridge open in a closed kitchen eventually makes the room what overall?

    medium
    • A vacuum
    • Colder
    • Free of humidity
    • Warmer
  • 34. Many household microwave ovens operate near which frequency?

    hard
    • 100 kilohertz
    • 2.45 gigahertz
    • 300 terahertz
    • 50 hertz
  • 35. Noise-cancelling headphones fight a steady hum with sound arranged to cause what?

    hard
    • Destructive interference
    • Magnetic attraction
    • Optical refraction
    • Thermal expansion
  • 36. Which added element helps your stainless-steel cutlery resist corrosion?

    medium
    • Calcium
    • Chromium
    • Helium
    • Sulfur
  • 37. The PTFE in some nonstick coatings stands for which polymer?

    hard
    • Polyethylene terephthalate
    • Polystyrene
    • Polytetrafluoroethylene
    • Polyvinyl chloride
  • 38. Your suitcase zipper is negotiating with an overpacked weekend. What does its slider normally bring together?

    easy
    • Two heated fabric edges
    • Two liquid glue streams
    • Two magnetic rods
    • Two rows of interlocking teeth
  • 39. A reusable fabric fastener has a fuzzy side. What catches those loops on the other side?

    easy
    • Tiny adhesive droplets
    • Tiny hooks
    • Tiny magnets
    • Tiny suction cups
  • 40. Many photochromic eyeglass lenses darken outdoors mainly in response to what?

    medium
    • Air pressure
    • Gravity
    • Sound waves
    • Ultraviolet light
  • 41. You stop noticing a familiar room scent while your visitor notices it immediately. Which process helps explain that?

    medium
    • Color constancy
    • Magnetic induction
    • Olfactory adaptation
    • Thermal conduction
  • 42. The kettle's whistle gets higher in pitch. Which sound property has increased?

    easy
    • Distance to the listener
    • Duration alone
    • Frequency
    • Wavelength in the same air
  • 43. A close-up grooming mirror makes your face look larger and upright. Which curved mirror can do that?

    medium
    • Concave
    • Convex
    • Cylindrical convex
    • Flat
  • 44. Someone calls from one side of the room. Which comparison helps your brain locate the sound?

    medium
    • Arrival times at the two ears
    • The colors of nearby furniture
    • The room's compass direction
    • The temperature of each chair
  • 45. The empty room has a dramatic echo. Why can adding a rug help calm it down?

    easy
    • It absorbs some sound
    • It removes air pressure
    • It slows the speed of light
    • It stops all vibrations
  • 46. A capacitive phone screen notices your fingertip through a change in which electrical property?

    hard
    • Battery chemistry
    • Capacitance
    • Frequency of mains electricity
    • Magnetic polarity
  • 47. A screen's oleophobic coating is designed to repel what, giving fingerprints less encouragement?

    medium
    • Air
    • Light
    • Oil
    • Sound
  • 48. A wooden drawer starts sticking during humid weather. What can moisture make the wood do?

    easy
    • Become magnetic
    • Lose all its fibers
    • Swell
    • Turn into metal
  • 49. A quartz clock is counting vibrations from a tiny piece of what?

    easy
    • Cork bark
    • Cotton thread
    • Paper pulp
    • Quartz crystal
  • 50. You are comparing screens on the sofa. What does LCD stand for?

    easy
    • Layered color disc
    • Light control diode
    • Liquid crystal display
    • Low current detector
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