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- - - - //Eighty percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/21cb68payywyelu/SurveySaysDing.mp3?dl=0" /> Your hunch was right on the money! In 80 percent of past US presidential elections the taller candidate has come out on top. Let's move on. to this question. Its estimated that by the year 2050, this percentage of people will live in cities? Is the answer 70%, 45% or 21%?
        
        //Twenty One percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> Ouch, you be so wrong. Experts actually estimate that in just 32 short years from now, 70 percent of the worlds population will reside within cities. Crazy, huh? Here's a really hard one for you. Wine drinkers put this much more wine into their glass if it's in their hand versus it being on a table? Is it 1%, 12% or 33%?
        
        //Twelve percent
        
        Yes! You go. you wine aficionado! When they hold a wine glass in their hand, as opposed to it being on a table, people tend to put 12 percent more win in their glass! On to the next question. It is estimated that slightly more than this percentage of people in the world have never made or received a telephone call? Is the answer 50%, 65% or 90%?
        
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        //Thirty Three percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> No. You're giving people way too much credit! When they hold a wine glass in their hand, as opposed to it being on a table, people tend to put 12 percent more win in their glass! On to the next question. It is estimated that slightly more than this percentage of people in the world have never made or received a telephone call? Is the answer 50%, 65% or 90%?
        
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        //One percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> No. You're giving people way too much credit! When they hold a wine glass in their hand, as opposed to it being on a table, people tend to put 12 percent more win in their glass! On to the next question. It is estimated that slightly more than this percentage of people in the world have never made or received a telephone call? Is the answer 50%, 65% or 90%?
        
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        //Seventy percent
        
        Wine drinkers put this much more wine into their glass if it's in their hand versus it being on a table? Is it 1%, 12% or 33%?
        
        //Twelve percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/21cb68payywyelu/SurveySaysDing.mp3?dl=0" /> Yes! You go. you wine aficionado! When they hold a wine glass in their hand, as opposed to it being on a table, people tend to put 12 percent more win in their glass! On to the next question. It is estimated that slightly more than this percentage of people in the world have never made or received a telephone call? Is the answer 50%, 65% or 90
        
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        //Thirty Three percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> No. You're giving people way too much credit! When they hold a wine glass in their hand, as opposed to it being on a table, people tend to put 12 percent more win in their glass! On to the next question. It is estimated that slightly more than this percentage of people in the world have never made or received a telephone call? Is the answer 50%, 65% or 90%?
        
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        //One percent
        
        It is estimated that slightly more than this percentage of people in the world have never made or received a telephone call? Is the answer 50%, 65% or 90%?
        
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        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> No. You're giving people way too much credit! When they hold a wine glass in their hand, as opposed to it being on a table, people tend to put 12 percent more win in their glass! On to the next question.
        
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        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/21cb68payywyelu/SurveySaysDing.mp3?dl=0" /> Yes! Experts estimate that in just 32 short years from now, 70 percent of the worlds population will reside within cities. Crazy, huh? Here's a really hard one for you.
        
        //Forty Five percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> Ouch, you be so wrong. Experts actually estimate that in just 32 short years from now, 70 percent of the worlds population will reside within cities. Crazy, huh? Here's a really hard one for you. Wine drinkers put this much more wine into their glass if it's in their hand versus it being on a table? Is it 1%, 12% or 33%?
        
        //Twelve percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/21cb68payywyelu/SurveySaysDing.mp3?dl=0" /> Yes! You go. you wine aficionado! When they hold a wine glass in their hand, as opposed to it being on a table, people tend to put 12 percent more win in their glass! On to the next question. It is estimated that slightly more than this percentage of people in the world have never made or received a telephone call? Is the answer 50%, 65% or 90%?
        
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        //Thirty Three percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> No. You're giving people way too much credit! When they hold a wine glass in their hand, as opposed to it being on a table, people tend to put 12 percent more win in their glass! On to the next question. It is estimated that slightly more than this percentage of people in the world have never made or received a telephone call? Is the answer 50%, 65% or 90%?
        
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        //One percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> No. You're giving people way too much credit! When they hold a wine glass in their hand, as opposed to it being on a table, people tend to put 12 percent more win in their glass! On to the next question. It is estimated that slightly more than this percentage of people in the world have never made or received a telephone call? Is the answer 50%, 65% or 90%?
        
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      - //Fifty percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> Your hunch...was incorrect. In 80 percent of past US presidential elections the taller candidate has come out on top. Let's move on. to this question. Its estimated that by the year 2050, this percentage of people will live in cities? Is the answer 70%, 45% or 21%?
        
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        //Twenty One percent #
        
        //Seventy percent #
        
        //tell me again #
      - //One Hundred percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> Your hunch...was incorrect. In 80 percent of past US presidential elections the taller candidate has come out on top. Let's move on. to this question. Its estimated that by the year 2050, this percentage of people will live in cities? Is the answer 70%, 45% or 21%?
        
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  - - - //Eighty percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/21cb68payywyelu/SurveySaysDing.mp3?dl=0" /> Your hunch was right on the money! In 80 percent of past US presidential elections the taller candidate has come out on top. Let's move on. to this question. Its estimated that by the year 2050, this percentage of people will live in cities? Is the answer 70%, 45% or 21%?
        
        //Forty Five percent #
        
        //Twenty One percent #
        
        //Seventy percent #
        
        //tell me again #
      - //Fifty percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> Your hunch...was incorrect. In 80 percent of past US presidential elections the taller candidate has come out on top. Let's move on. to this question. Its estimated that by the year 2050, this percentage of people will live in cities? Is the answer 70%, 45% or 21%?
        
        //Seventy percent #
        
        //Forty Five percent #
        
        //Twenty One percent #
        
        //tell me again #
      - //One Hundred percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> Your hunch...was incorrect. In 80 percent of past US presidential elections the taller candidate has come out on top. Let's move on. to this question. Its estimated that by the year 2050, this percentage of people will live in cities? Is the answer 70%, 45% or 21%?
        
        //Forty Five percent #
        
        //Twenty One percent #
        
        //Seventy percent #
        
        //tell me again #
  - - - //Eighty percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/21cb68payywyelu/SurveySaysDing.mp3?dl=0" /> Your hunch was right on the money! In 80 percent of past US presidential elections the taller candidate has come out on top. Let's move on. to this question. Its estimated that by the year 2050, this percentage of people will live in cities? Is the answer 70%, 45% or 21%?
        
        //Forty Five percent #
        
        //Twenty One percent #
        
        //Seventy percent #
        
        //tell me again #
      - //Fifty percent
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> Your hunch...was incorrect. In 80 percent of past US presidential elections the taller candidate has come out on top. Let's move on. to this question. Its estimated that by the year 2050, this percentage of people will live in cities? Is the answer 70%, 45% or 21%?
        
        //Forty Five percent #
        
        //Twenty One percent #
        
        //Seventy percent #
        
        //tell me again #
      - //One Hundred percent
        
        Its estimated that by the year 2050, this percentage of people will live in cities? Is the answer 70%, 45% or 21%?
        
        //Forty Five percent #
        
        //Twenty One percent #
        
        //Seventy percent #
        
        //tell me again #
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/k2ypx4bj4dyl1td/SurveySaysBuzz.mp3?dl=0" /> Your hunch...was incorrect. In 80 percent of past US presidential elections the taller candidate has come out on top. Let's move on. to this question.
      - //tell me again #
- - - - //Yes
        
        OK. Choose any number. Now add 5 to it. Multiply this result by 3.
        Now, subtract 9. Divide the remainder by 3. Finally, subtract the number that was first selected. The answer is two. Hey, here's an idea, do you want to check out a special section called 'Numbers Fun Facts?'. Just say 'yes,' or 'no,' now.
        
        //Yes
        
        Welcome to 'Numbers fun facts. Did you know that Zero was not even considered a number for the Ancient Greeks. However, they also questioned whether 1 was a number. Did you know that the number 1 is NOT prime number, as many people believe. It is also the exact amount of butler schools in the US and the number of public telephones in Kabul.How about this...did you know that 9 times is the maximum amount of folds you can complete with a sheet of notebook paper. Don't believe me...give it a try! And finally, I bet you didn't know that 2 and 5 are the only prime numbers that end with a 2 or a 5? Well, that's it for numbers fun facts. Do you want to play again, return to the main menu or quit. Just say 'Play again,' 'Main menu,' or 'quit,' now.
        
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        //quit
        
        OK. Thanks for dropping in. Good bye!
        
        //main menu #
        
        //No
        
        Ok. you can play again, return to the main menu or quit. Just say 'play again,' 'main menu,' or 'quit,' now.
        
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        //quit
        
        OK. Thanks for dropping in. Good bye!
        
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      - //No
        
        Ok. you can play again, return to the main menu or quit. Just say 'play again,' 'main menu,' or 'quit,' now.
        
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        //quit
        
        OK. Thanks for dropping in. Good bye!
        
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- - - - <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Nope. If you had only 12 bones in your foot you'd be in trouble. The correct answer is that you have 26 bones in each of your feet. Anyway, on to the next question. The longest continuous recorded flight by a chicken was how long. Was it 13 seconds, 19 seconds or 62 seconds? Please say '13,' 19,' or '62,' now.
        
        //Thirteen
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ow5cmjz3qkslujz/CORRECT.mp3?dl=0" /> Yes! The longest recorded flight by a chicken was just 13 seconds. I'm guessing he would have flown longer...but he was chicken. Sorry, I couldn't resist! OK, let's see if you get this one too: If you add up all the time you blink during a day, it would add up to the equivalent of having your eyes closed for how many minutes? Would it be 1 minute, 20 minutes or 30 minutes? Just say 'one,' '20,' or '30,' now.
        
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        //Sixty Two
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Sorry but the longest recorded flight by a chicken was just 13 seconds, not 62. I'm guessing he would have flown longer...but he was chicken. My apologies but I couldn't resist! OK, let's see if you get this one too: If you add up all the time you blink during a day, it would add up to the equivalent of having your eyes closed for how many minutes? Would it be 1 minute, 20 minutes or 30 minutes? Just say 'one,' '20,' or '30,' now.
        
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        //Nineteen
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Sorry but the longest recorded flight by a chicken was just 13 seconds, not 19. I'm guessing he would have flown longer...but he was chicken. My apologies but I couldn't resist! OK, let's see if you get this one too: If you add up all the time you blink during a day, it would add up to the equivalent of having your eyes closed for how many minutes? Would it be 1 minute, 20 minutes or 30 minutes? Just say 'one,' '20,' or '30,' now.
        
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    - - <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Nope. If you had 34 bones in your foot you'd have to have a much larger foot! The correct answer is that you have 26 bones in each of your feet. Anyway, on to the next question. The longest continuous recorded flight by a chicken was how long. Was it 13 seconds, 19 seconds or 62 seconds? Please say '13,' 19,' or '62,' now.
        
        //Thirteen
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ow5cmjz3qkslujz/CORRECT.mp3?dl=0" /> Yes! The longest recorded flight by a chicken was just 13 seconds. I'm guessing he would have flown longer...but he was chicken. Sorry, I couldn't resist! OK, let's see if you get this one too: If you add up all the time you blink during a day, it would add up to the equivalent of having your eyes closed for how many minutes? Would it be 1 minute, 20 minutes or 30 minutes? Just say 'one,' '20,' or '30,' now.
        
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        //Sixty Two
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Sorry but the longest recorded flight by a chicken was just 13 seconds, not 62. I'm guessing he would have flown longer...but he was chicken. My apologies but I couldn't resist! OK, let's see if you get this one too: If you add up all the time you blink during a day, it would add up to the equivalent of having your eyes closed for how many minutes? Would it be 1 minute, 20 minutes or 30 minutes? Just say 'one,' '20,' or '30,' now.
        
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        //Nineteen
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Sorry but the longest recorded flight by a chicken was just 13 seconds, not 19. I'm guessing he would have flown longer...but he was chicken. My apologies but I couldn't resist! OK, let's see if you get this one too: If you add up all the time you blink during a day, it would add up to the equivalent of having your eyes closed for how many minutes? Would it be 1 minute, 20 minutes or 30 minutes? Just say 'one,' '20,' or '30,' now.
        
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    - - <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ow5cmjz3qkslujz/CORRECT.mp3?dl=0" /> Good job. There are 26 bones in your foot. I'm no math wiz, but I believe that means you have 52 bones in both of your feet combined. Anyway, on to the next question. The longest continuous recorded flight by a chicken was how long. Was it 13 seconds, 19 seconds or 62 seconds? Please say '13,' 19,' or '62,' now.
        
        //Thirteen
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ow5cmjz3qkslujz/CORRECT.mp3?dl=0" /> Yes! The longest recorded flight by a chicken was just 13 seconds. I'm guessing he would have flown longer...but he was chicken. Sorry, I couldn't resist! OK, let's see if you get this one too: If you add up all the time you blink during a day, it would add up to the equivalent of having your eyes closed for how many minutes? Would it be 1 minute, 20 minutes or 30 minutes? Just say 'one,' '20,' or '30,' now.
        
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        //Sixty Two
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Sorry but the longest recorded flight by a chicken was just 13 seconds, not 62. I'm guessing he would have flown longer...but he was chicken. My apologies but I couldn't resist! OK, let's see if you get this one too: If you add up all the time you blink during a day, it would add up to the equivalent of having your eyes closed for how many minutes? Would it be 1 minute, 20 minutes or 30 minutes? Just say 'one,' '20,' or '30,' now.
        
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        //Nineteen
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Sorry but the longest recorded flight by a chicken was just 13 seconds, not 19. I'm guessing he would have flown longer...but he was chicken. My apologies but I couldn't resist! OK, let's see if you get this one too: If you add up all the time you blink during a day, it would add up to the equivalent of having your eyes closed for how many minutes? Would it be 1 minute, 20 minutes or 30 minutes? Just say 'one,' '20,' or '30,' now.
        
        //one
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Nope. Believe it or not, all the blinking you do in one day is the equivalent of having your eyes closed for 30 minutes! That's because the average duration for a single blink of a human eye is 0.1 to 0.4 seconds. Couple that with the fact that the average person blinks 28,800 times per day and yup, it adds up to roughly a half-hour. Well, tickle me surprised. Let's move on, shall we? Ok. Here goes. On average, how many other people worldwide share your or anyone else's birthday? Is it 9 million, 16 million or 27 million? Just say '9,' '16,' or '27,' now.
        
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        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ow5cmjz3qkslujz/CORRECT.mp3?dl=0" /> Now, how in the world did you know that? Yes, all the blinking you do in one day is the equivalent of having your eyes closed for 30 minutes! That's because the average duration for a single blink of a human eye is 0.1 to 0.4 seconds. Couple that with the fact that the average person blinks 28,800 times per day and yup, it adds up to roughly a half-hour. Well, tickle me surprised. Let's move on, shall we? Ok. Here goes. On average, how many other people worldwide share your or anyone else's birthday? Is it 9 million, 16 million or 27 million? Just say '9,' '16,' or '27,' now.
        
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        //twenty
        
        <audio src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qo3df4z8z6dt9m/wrong%21.mp3?dl=0" /> Nope. Believe it or not, all the blinking you do in one day is the equivalent of having your eyes closed for 30 minutes! That's because the average duration for a single blink of a human eye is 0.1 to 0.4 seconds. Couple that with the fact that the average person blinks 28,800 times per day and yup, it adds up to roughly a half-hour. Well, tickle me surprised. Let's move on, shall we? Ok. Here goes. On average, how many other people worldwide share your or anyone else's birthday? Is it 9 million, 16 million or 27 million? Just say '9,' '16,' or '27,' now.
        
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