Do I Have Common Sense?
Take this quiz to find out!
Are you someone with lots of common sense, or not so much? This quiz can tell you! Common sense is the ability to make sound, rational judgments and act reasonably.
So, our quiz will test your practical knowledge and ability to understand things as they truly are—not as they appear. Ready to get started? Answer these tricky, mind-bending questions and discover how much common sense you really have!
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Sorry! After subtracting 8 from 64 the first time, your total would be 56—so in this problem, you can technically only subtract 8 from 64 once.
Although February is the only month with 28 days total, ALL months have at least 28 days in them—tricky, right?
The question already states that the feathers and steel weigh 100 pounds, so the answer is that they’re the same!
Mount Everest existed before it was discovered, so it was still the tallest mountain in the world, even then!
So close! If you throw a ball up, gravity will bring it back down—which is why you’d have to throw a ball up for it to come back to you.
If you pass the person in 3rd place, that means you were in 4th place before—and overtaking them would actually put you in 3rd place.
Once you put the first peach in the basket, it’s no longer empty—so you can only put 1 peach in an empty basket!
The question says 10 “days,” so technically, you could still stay awake during the day for those 10 days and sleep at night.
This is a common scam! (And pro tip: you should never give money away to strangers who claim to be royalty online.)
All countries that use the Gregorian calendar have a July 4th—the United States is just the only country to celebrate a holiday on that date.
While there are a couple of reasons you might jump safely off a bridge (like bungee jumping, for example), common sense tells us that it should be your decision—you shouldn’t do something just because your pals do!
Sorry! If there were dirt in the hole, it wouldn’t be 12 feet deep and 5 feet wide—so the answer is none.
When you hear thunder, the first thing to do is immediately move to a safe shelter (either a building or an enclosed vehicle).
Although there are many ways to handle conflict (and many people respond differently), it’s considered common sense to try and talk things out before doing anything more drastic.
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Common sense is the ability to make a sound judgment or deduction based on the facts you have available or the situation at hand. If someone is able to handle everyday matters rationally using whatever is considered the most “common” thought process among all people, they have common sense.
Common sense is independent of special knowledge, but it does measure your ability to understand and perceive whatever situation is at hand—whether you’re navigating a conflict at work or reading between the lines of some of the questions above to figure out what they’re really asking.
In everyday life, you might hear someone use the term and say something like: