MapleStory 2 – All OX Quiz Questions And Answers

MapleStory 2 has finally arrived in the western region for PC via Steam. it is an open world massively multiplayer online role-playing game created by Developer Nexon Korea Corporation and Publisher Nexon America Inc.

In the game, players will be able to build their own character and customize it with different gears, abilities, and cosmetics. you can build your own dream home with a variety of tools and fight many different enemies and bosses.

All OX Quiz Questions And Answers In MapleStory 2

In the world of MapleStory 2, you would find many different adventures, dungeons, boss fights, and other joyful Mini-game activities.

The Maple OX Quiz is also one of the Mini games where you need to answer the questions presented before you. some of them are easy and some are hard so in this guide, you will find all the questions and answers.

Below you will find the list questions and answer present in MapleStory 2 Quiz game. just note that it is still a work in progress and will be updated once we find more QnA.

Questions and Their Respective Answers in MapleStory 2

• Question – 2+2=4
• Answer – True

• Question – 29×29=821
• Answer – 29×29=841.

• Question – 4+6×2=16
• Answer – True

• Question – A camel’s humps are filled with water.
• Answer – Camel humps consist of fat.

• Question – A newly born hedgehog doesn’t yet have spines on its back.
• Answer – A newly born hedgehog does have spines, but they are soft.

• Question – A person with type O blood can donate to someone with type A blood
• Answer – True

• Question – A speaker is not an output device.
• Answer – Speakers are output devices which make sounds.

• Question – According to ABO blood group system, type-A mother and type-B father can bear a type-O offspring.
• Answer – True, AO+BO

• Question – All the 10-player dungeons have the same BGM.
• Answer – not all 10-player dungeons have the same BGM.

• Question – An American songwriter composed “Jeanie with the light brown hair”
• Answer – True

• Question – Ancien Regime was the political system used in France before the French Revolution
• Answer – True

• Question – Augute Rodin’s “The Thinker” rests his chin on his left hand.
• Answer – Auguste Rodin’s “The Thinker” rests his chin on his right hand.

• Question – Author of Uncle Tom’s Cabin is X
• Answer – False, the author is Harriet Beecher Stowe

• Question – Baseball was dropped from the Olympics after the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
• Answer – Baseball was dropped from the Olympics after the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

• Question – C-3PO is fluent in over six million forms of communication.
• Answer – When being sold, C-3PO says he is fluent in over six million forms of communication.

• Question – Can Onyx stones be traded between players?
• Answer – No, it can only be transferred through the black market.

• Question – Cantatas lack lyrics.
• Answer – Cantata is a vocal music.

• Question – Capital of Switzerland is Zurich
• Answer – False, correct answer is Bern

• Question – Captain Moc holds a cannon with one hand
• Answer – True

• Question – Cathy Mart is owned by Chairman Goldus
• Answer – False

• Question – Cell phones can explode
• Answer – True

• Question – Cicada larva is butterfly larva.
• Answer – Cicada larva are cicada larva.

• Question – Cold water freezes faster than warm water.
• Answer – Warm water freezes faster than cold water.

• Question – Computers only have two input devices
• Answer – False

• Question – Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark.
• Answer – Copenhagen is the capital of Denmark.

• Question – Did Greece win the Trojan war
• Answer – True

• Question – Do mandarin fish eat other fish of its size?
• Answer – Do mandarin fish eat other fish of its size?

• Question – Do squids have bones?
• Answer – No

• Question – Dogs have 6 legs.
• Answer – Dogs have 4 legs.

• Question – Dragonflies have many eyes
• Answer – True

• Question – Dry ice is hotter than regular ice
• Answer – False

• Question – Engle’s coefficient measures the income distribution of a nation’s residents
• Answer – False, Gini coefficient

• Question – Erwin Schrodinger first proposed the concept of the Higgs particle.
• Answer – Peter Higgs proposed the date.

• Question – Facing one’s head upward is an effective way to stop one’s nose from bleeding
• Answer – It doesn’t help

• Question – Fahrenheit defines 32 as the freezing point of water at 1 atm pressure and 212 as the boiling point of water at 1 atm pressure. The two points are divided into 180 degrees to serve as a scale.
• Answer – German scientist Daniel Gabrielle Fahrenheit created a temperature scale where 32 represented the freezing point of water, and 212 represented the boiling point of water, and the two points are divided into 180 degrees.

• Question – Female mantises, after mating, eat their male partners
• Answer – True

• Question – Frankenette can be found in the Neuron DNA Basement
• Answer – True

• Question – Gaining weight fattens one’s tongue.
• Answer – A tongue does get fat.

• Question – Giuseppe Verdi was the first composer to use a metronome
• Answer – Beethoven was the first

• Question – Hans Christian Andersen is Swedish.
• Answer – No

• Question – Harry Potter went to the magic school Hogwarts
• Answer – True

• Question – Hens must incubate their eggs for two weeks.
• Answer – Eggs hatch in three weeks.

• Question – Humans are plants.
• Answer – Humans are classified as animals.

• Question – If your weight was measured when going down in an elevator, will it be increased?
• Answer – No, it will be decreased.

• Question – ILO is the shorthand for “International Labour Organization
• Answer – ILO is “International Labour Organization.”

• Question – In 1948, at the third United Nations General Assembly, the “Universal Declaration of Human Rights” was chosen as the human rights declaration.
• Answer – The “Universal Declaration of Human Rights” specifies an individual’s basic rights and his or her rights to labor and life.

• Question – In 2008, Korean male idol group TVXQ broke a new Guinness record for having more than 1 million fan club members.
• Answer – In 2008, Korean male idol group TVXQ broke a new Guinness record for having more than 800 thousand fan club members.

• Question – In baseball, third base is often called the hot corner
• Answer – True

• Question – In Greek and Roman mythology, Zeus wedded Hera.
• Answer – True

• Question – In medieval Europe, the peerage rank Marquess is above Baron
• Answer – Marquess is above Baron.

• Question – In Roman mythology, Venus is the goddess who deems family the top priority.
• Answer – Venus is the goddess of love.

• Question – Is Buzz Lightyear a character from Toy Story?
• Answer – True

• Question – Is Monica the daughter of Patrick at the Fellowstone Construction Site?
• Answer – True

• Question – In music, the prelude refers to a music finale
• Answer – False

• Question – Is ppang the Korean word for bread? Is it purely domestic?
• Answer – False, it is a loanword

• Question – Is Silicon a material used in semiconductors?
• Answer – True

• Question – In the equation 438 * ( ) = 545310, 1465 is the number that fills in the blank
• Answer – False

• Question – Is the Giant Turtle a spirit animal?
• Answer – No, it is a divine animal.

• Question – Items stored with Goldus Bank are shared among your characters in the same account
• Answer – True

• Question – Jang Yeong-Sil developed the light bulb and the phonograph
• Answer – False, Thomas Edison

• Question – Known for its local squids, Ulleung-do, an island in Korea, is part of Gyeonsangnam-do District
• Answer – False

• Question – Leonardo Dicaprio painted the last supper
• Answer – False

• Question – Lisa Simpson plays the clarinet in “The Simpsons.”
• Answer – Lisa Simpson plays the saxophone in “The Simpsons.” Her inspiration was Bleeding Gums Murphy.

• Question – Marathon is the name of the runner who won an endurance running in ancient Olympics.
• Answer – Marathon is the name of an expansive open grassland near Athens.

• Question – Marinda rights are what mandate the police to warn the suspects of their right to remain silent.
• Answer – Before a police officer arrests and interrogates the suspect, he or she must read the Miranda rights.

• Question – Mario’s pet dinosaur is named Bowser
• Answer – False

• Question – Melamine is responsible for your skin color and tans
• Answer – False, it’s melanin

• Question – Melvin Toffler is a futurist who wrote “Future Shock”
• Answer – False, it was Alvin Toffler

• Question – Memory loss due to aging occurs because old age decreases intelligence.
• Answer – Memory capacity decreases, not intelligence.

• Question – Molds belong to the kingdom Plantae.
• Answer – Molds, like mushrooms, belong to the kingdom Fungi.

• Question – Mon Petit Chouchou Hotel’s Mademoiselle Rue is a member of the Vidrem Family
• Answer – False, she’s an Andrea

• Question – Monkeys don’t have blood types.
• Answer – Monkeys do have blood types.

• Question – Most trees in tropical regions lack prominent growth rings
• Answer – Yes

• Question – Moulin Rouge in French means red mill.
• Answer – Moulin Rouge in French means red mill.

• Question – Mount Rushmore is where the faces of China’s past presidents are carved
• Answer – False

• Question – Nelph was raised by a single father.
• Answer – Nelph’s father died when he was young and he was raised by his mother.

• Question – Newcastle disease is a contagious viral swine disease.
• Answer – Newcastle disease is a contagious viral avian disease.

• Question – Nexon is a game company.
• Answer – Nexon is a game publisher.

• Question – One way to properly store a guitar is by tightening its strings.
• Answer – False

• Question – Personal arena can be entered at level 40 or above
• Answer – False

• Question – Real estate owners and debtors benefit from inflation.
• Answer – One who owns non-financial assets will be better off than the one who owns financial assets.

• Question – Rotterdam is the capital of the Netherlands
• Answer – False, Amsterdam

• Question – Same poles of magnets attract.
• Answer – False

• Question – Scotland’s traditional clothing for both genders is bell-bottoms
• Answer – False

• Question – Shamaness Nahmed is a Kaka.
• Answer – Shamaness Nahmed is a Pigming.

• Question – Speed = Time/meters
• Answer – False

• Question – Sunflowers have seeds.
• Answer – One can extract oil from sunflower seeds.

• Question – Swallowing pills with soda has no downside.
• Answer – In some cases, phosphoric acid in soft drinks must be avoided when taking pills.

• Question – Sunflowers don’t have pollen
• Answer – False, they do

• Question – Swaraj is an anti-British movement that China’s Lu Xun started
• Answer – Swaraj is an anti-British movement that started in 1906 in India.

• Question – Sydney is the capital of Australia.
• Answer – Canberra is the capital of Australia.

• Question – The albatross is a mythical beast.
• Answer – The albatross is not a mythological beast.

• Question – The biggest country in Africa is Algeria
• Answer – True

• Question – The cantata is the name of a lyrical musical piece sung by an opera’s main character.
• Answer – The aria is the name of a lyrical musical piece sung by an opera’s main character.

• Question – The capital of Japan is Kyoto
• Answer – False

• Question – The caste system is a judicial system in India
• Answer – False, it’s a class structure

• Question – The International Court of Justice is located in London.
• Answer – The International Court of Justice is located at the Hague in the Netherlands

• Question – The leader of the Autobots is named Bumblebee.
• Answer – The leader of the Autobots is named Optimus Prime.

• Question – The little Prince was written by O. Henry
• Answer – False, It’s by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

• Question – The lunar calendar was first developed in Egyptian civilization.
• Answer – The lunar calendar was first developed in Mesopotamia.

• Question – The main instrument used for the Calibre Island BGM is piano
• Answer – False

• Question – The members of the legendary rock band Beatles are Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Chris Martin.
• Answer – Chris Martin is a member of Coldplay.

• Question – Metal Balls, if heated, expand in volume
• Answer – True

• Question – The Molten Knight appears in Fort Macaroon
• Answer – False

• Question – The moon is bigger than the sun.
• Answer – The moon appears larger than the sun because the former is much closer to the earth than the latter.

• Question – Mountain berries belong to the rose family
• Answer – True

• Question – The name of the tribe concerned about the princess abducted from Cherry Blossom Hill is Boroboro.
• Answer – The Boroboro fair folk are worried about the abducted Princess Yomi.

• Question – Nelph has 3 documents on his belt
• Answer – False

• Question – No insects that go through complete metamorphosis can move during the pupa state
• Answer – False, some can

• Question – The Operation Hen Rescue is a dungeon accessible from Andrea Barony.
• Answer – The Operation Hen Rescue is a dungeon accessible from Andrea Barony.

• Question – The reason Korea adopted a three-tiered legal system was to protect civil rights
• Answer – True

• Question – The slowest animal in the animal kingdom is a turtle.
• Answer – Sloths travel about 30 meters an hour.

• Question – The Snow Queen isn’t a story by Hans Christian Andersen
• Answer – False, he wrote it

• Question – The strongest enemy in the Cusp of Life is Einos
• Answer – False

• Question – The term bluebird syndrome refers to a state in which a person puts the yearning for an ideal world over happiness in reality.
• Answer – True

• Question – The US Open is the oldest of the four major championships in professional golf.
• Answer – The British Open Championship was founded in 1860, the Masters Tournament in 1930, the US Open Championship in 1931, and the PGA Championship in 1916.

• Question – The War of the Roses were a series of wars fought in France for control of the throne
• Answer – False, it was English

• Question – There’s a total of 7 golden treasure chests in the Trinket Woods
• Answer – True

• Question – There is a dialectal model named for Jean-Jacques Rousseau
• Answer – False

• Question – Three primary colors are red, green, and white.
• Answer – False, RGB

• Question – Tigers, the king of predators, also eat fruit.
• Answer – They eat durians.

• Question – To visit Alikar Prison by boat, speak to Pesca in Lith Harbor.
• Answer – Pesca is a bait merchant.

• Question – To wear a hat backward, you double-click it in the character profile
• Answer – False

• Question – Toh and Googoo are the field boss monsters of Whistler Cliff
• Answer – True

• Question – Vitamin D deficiency causes night blindness.
• Answer – Vitamin A deficiency causes night blindness.

• Question – Was Abraham Lincoln killed by an assassin?
• Answer – True

• Question – Water, when frozen, shrinks in volume.
• Answer – Water, when frozen, expands in volume.

• Question – White blood cells carry oxygen?
• Answer – False

• Question – World cup Event happens every 3 years
• Answer – False, every 4 years

• Question – You can find Balrog at the Temple of Immortals.
• Answer – You can find Balrog at the Temple of Immortals on the Darkmist Path.

• Question – Zeus, the supreme god in Greek and Roman mythology, is a womanizer
• Answer – True

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