1,227 Qi Facts to Blow Your Socks Off
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100,000 mobile phones are dropped down the loo in Britain every year, and 50,000 get run over.
People are 1% shorter in the evening than they are in the morning.
The Metropolitan Police employs 39% more people than the Royal Navy.
Cranberries bounce when ripe: another name for them is ‘bounceberries’.
One that bounces seven times is in perfect condition to eat.
Horripilation is another word for getting goosebumps.
The technical word for a French kiss is cataglottism.
Cockshut is an...other word for twilight – the time of day when chickens are put to bed.
If all the time our eyes are shut when blinking is added together, we spend 1.2 years of our waking lives in pitch darkness.
Every time a woodpecker’s beak hits a tree, its head is subject to 1,000 times the force of gravity.
The smallest trees in the world are the dwarf willows of Greenland.
They are two inches tall.
The world’s smallest test tube has a diameter 10,000 times narrower than a human hair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
100,000 mobile phones are dropped down the loo in Britain every year, and 50,000 get run over.
People are 1% shorter in the evening than they are in the morning.
The Metropolitan Police employs 39% more people than the Royal Navy.
Cranberries bounce when ripe: another name for them is ‘bounceberries’.
One that bounces seven times is in perfect condition to eat.
Horripilation is another word for getting goosebumps.
The technical word for a French kiss is cataglottism.
Cockshut is an...other word for twilight – the time of day when chickens are put to bed.
If all the time our eyes are shut when blinking is added together, we spend 1.2 years of our waking lives in pitch darkness.
Every time a woodpecker’s beak hits a tree, its head is subject to 1,000 times the force of gravity.
The smallest trees in the world are the dwarf willows of Greenland.
They are two inches tall.
The world’s smallest test tube has a diameter 10,000 times narrower than a human hair.
What to read after 1,227 Qi Facts to Blow Your Socks Off?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Lloyd to read onlineMoreLess
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