One Fact. Three Choices – Can You Spot the Real Truth?

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One Fact. Three Choices. Can You Spot the Truth?

Think you're good at sniffing out the truth?
In each question, only ONE fact is real — the other two are total fakes.
Choose wisely.
You’ve got 10 rounds.
Let’s see how sharp your brain really is.

1 / 10

Only one of these is accurate—choose wisely.

The tongue has separate taste zones for each taste.

Snakes dislocate their jaws to eat large prey.

The word 'laser' is an acronym.

2 / 10

Find the fact: only one statement below is correct.

The forbidden fruit in the Bible was an apple.

Butterflies can taste with their feet.

Earth is closer to the sun in summer.

3 / 10

Two of these statements are false. Pick the true one.

The leaning tower of Pisa leans because of soft ground on one side.

Sugar causes hyperactivity in children.

The forbidden fruit in the Bible was an apple.

4 / 10

Spot the truth among these three statements.

Hair and fingernails continue to grow after death.

Vampire bats can share blood meals with unrelated bats to survive.

Bulls are enraged by red capes.

5 / 10

Spot the truth among these three statements.

Microwave ovens cook food from the inside out.

George Washington had wooden teeth.

The heart of a blue whale is roughly the size of a small car.

6 / 10

Which of these statements is actually true?

The fingerprints of identical twins are different.

Water conducts electricity.

The tongue has separate taste zones for each taste.

7 / 10

Only one of these is a real fact. Can you spot it?

The longest bone in the human body is the femur.

The forbidden fruit in the Bible was an apple.

Humans have five senses only.

8 / 10

Two of these statements are false. Pick the true one.

A pile of discarded photographs from Apollo 11 is now worth millions.

Bulls are enraged by red capes.

Gum takes seven years to digest.

9 / 10

Only one of these is accurate—choose wisely.

Cracking knuckles causes arthritis.

Venus doesn't have any moons.

Canals on Mars were built by Martians.

10 / 10

Two of these statements are false. Pick the true one.

Microwaving food eliminates all nutrients.

Touching a toad gives you warts.

A cloud can weigh more than a million pounds.

EXIT

Think you’re good at spotting the truth? This isn’t your average trivia game. In “One Fact. Three Choices,” you’re given three bite-sized statements—but here’s the catch: only one of them is true.

The others? Total fabrications. Crafted to sound real, designed to trip you up, and irresistible to guess at.

Each round feels like a brain teaser, a game of fact-checking roulette. You’ll find yourself second-guessing what you thought you knew about history, science, pop culture, and the bizarre-but-true corners of reality.

Whether you’re a trivia junkie or just curious enough to play, this quiz delivers:

✅ Fast-paced learning
✅ Shareable, surprising facts
✅ Addictive daily challenges

Ready to test your knowledge and see if you can sniff out the truth?
👉 Take the quiz now and challenge your friends to beat your score.

Sayanara Smith

Sayanara focuses on the “why” behind the news and writes clear, well-sourced explainers. She developed careful verification habits while editing cultural essays, tracing claims back to primary sources. She’s exploring future study in philosophy (UC Berkeley is on her shortlist; no current affiliation). Her work is original, transparently cited, and updated with corrections when needed. Off the page, she coaches a local debate team and plays jazz piano..

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