Daily True or False
August 25, 2026

Patagonia covers the southern portions of both countries, divided by the Andes. It includes Argentine steppes and Chilean fjords and glaciers.

Hiroshige was born in Edo (now Tokyo), not Kyoto. He spent most of his life there and is strongly associated with the city.

Julian Gough, a novelist, wrote the End Poem. It was added in version 1.0 and is credited to him in the game's credits.

From March to May 2010 at MoMA, Abramović sat motionless for 736.5 hours across 75 days, making it one of the longest silent performances ever.

After returning from his first retirement, Jordan lost to the Orlando Magic in the 1995 Eastern Conference semifinals. He later won three more titles.

Norman Rockwell studied at the Art Students League in New York and the National Academy of Design, training under several established artists.

Traditional sushi rolls (maki) with nori on the outside originated in Japan centuries ago. The inside-out roll (uramaki), such as the California roll, was invented in Los Angeles in the 1970s.

Dr. Gregory Erickson's 2012 study recorded the highest bite force of any living animal from a Saltwater crocodile at 16,460 newtons.

Hiroshige's family were low-ranking samurai, but his role was as a fire warden, not a warrior. He never served as a soldier or swordsman.

Penicillin inhibits enzymes that build bacterial cell walls, leading to osmotic lysis—bacteria literally pop.