Daily True or False
September 8, 2026
10 true or false questions from this day's daily challenge. Click each one to reveal the answer and explanation.
1.Man Ray was a key figure in the New York Dada movement.
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Man Ray was a key figure in the New York Dada movement.
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Alongside Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia, Man Ray helped establish Dada in New York in the 1910s and early 1920s.
2.Galileo was the first person to observe sunspots and realize they were on the Sun's surface.
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Galileo was the first person to observe sunspots and realize they were on the Sun's surface.
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False. Chinese astronomers recorded sunspots earlier. Galileo correctly argued they were on the Sun, but Thomas Harriot and others observed them around the same time.
3.Norman Rockwell painted the famous painting 'American Gothic'.
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Norman Rockwell painted the famous painting 'American Gothic'.
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'American Gothic' was painted by Grant Wood in 1930. Norman Rockwell is known for his Saturday Evening Post covers, not that iconic work.
4.John Singer Sargent was primarily a landscape painter throughout his career.
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John Singer Sargent was primarily a landscape painter throughout his career.
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John Singer Sargent was best known for his portrait paintings. While he did paint landscapes and watercolors, portraiture was his central focus and the source of his fame.
5.Walt Disney received more Academy Awards than any other individual.
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Walt Disney received more Academy Awards than any other individual.
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Walt Disney received 22 competitive Oscars and 4 honorary Academy Awards, the most ever won by an individual.
6.Max Ernst was a German-born artist who became a naturalized French citizen after World War II.
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Max Ernst was a German-born artist who became a naturalized French citizen after World War II.
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Max Ernst fled Europe during WWII, lived in the United States, and later returned to France, becoming a French citizen in 1958.
7.Marina Abramović was a professor of performance art at Yale University for 15 years.
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Marina Abramović was a professor of performance art at Yale University for 15 years.
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Abramović taught performance art for many years at the University of Fine Arts Hamburg, not at Yale. She has never held a professorship at Yale University.
8.Walt Disney was a major investor in early television technology.
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Walt Disney was a major investor in early television technology.
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Walt Disney was a TV content producer, not an investor in television technology. He partnered with ABC to create shows like 'Disneyland' to fund his theme park, but did not invest in or develop TV hardware or infrastructure.
9.Scorpion first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #19 in 1964.
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Scorpion first appeared in The Amazing Spider-Man #19 in 1964.
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Scorpion debuted in The Amazing Spider-Man #19, published in 1964, created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko.
10.John Singer Sargent produced over 900 oil paintings and many watercolors.
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John Singer Sargent produced over 900 oil paintings and many watercolors.
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John Singer Sargent was highly prolific. His catalog includes roughly 900 oil paintings and more than 2,000 watercolors, plus drawings and sketches.
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