When you breathe, sleep, eat and even dream about school, it can become exhausting, to say the least. So, in this week’s blog, I want to keep it light and fun.
Cadaver anatomy is an essential part of a chiropractor’s education, but there are days when the focus shifts from labeling structures to completing dissections and working through the process. Instead of talking about another class or the next exam, our group switched things up and played trivia together.
Why It Helps
It was a perfect way to give our minds a break from school while filling them instead with unnecessary (but entertaining) information.
So, whether you’re taking a study break now, or just checking out some blogs, here are 10 trivia questions to challenge yourself!
Take the Test!
Q: What animal has fingerprints that are surprisingly similar to humans?
A: The Koala
Q: How many days are in a fortnight?
A: 14 days
Q: How many cervical vertebrae does a giraffe have?
A: 7! (This is how trivia all began)
Q: What is the national animal of Scotland?
A: The Unicorn
Q: What was the original name of the Beatles before they became “The Beatles”?
A: The Quarrymen
Q: Which part of the human body has no blood vessels?
A: The Cornea
Q: Which U.S. president had a pet alligator that was kept in the White House?
A: John Quincy Adams
Q: Which State has the most volcanoes?
A: Alaska
Q: Which animal can survive being frozen and thawed back to life?
A: The Frog
Q: Which country has the most islands in the world?
A: Sweden
