
Dad Jokes quiz
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In the "I'm hungry" joke, what is Dad's classic response?
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Why did the tomato turn red in the garden?
Answer: It saw the salad dressing
Why: Dressing means both the salad sauce and getting dressed, so the tomato blushes; the word tomato itself comes from the Nahuatl tomatl.
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What do you call a large pile of kittens?
Answer: A meowntain
Why: A real group of kittens has a name of its own: a kindle, a word that goes back to Middle English kyndel.
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Which author released the 'Very Embarrassing Dad Jokes' book series?
Answer: Ian Allen
Why: Allen's run began with The VERY Embarrassing Book of Dad Jokes in 2012 and was still going in 2023 with Even More Embarrassing Dad Jokes.
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Why don't scientists trust atoms in their experiments?
Answer: They make up everything
Why: Atoms do not quite make up everything: ordinary matter is only about 5 percent of the universe, the rest being dark matter and dark energy.
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What did the grape do when it got stepped on?
Answer: Let out a little wine
Why: In Portugal's Douro valley, port grapes are still crushed by teams of people treading them in shallow stone tanks called lagares.
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Which theory explains humor as a way to release psychological tension?
Answer: Relief theory
Why: Herbert Spencer sketched it in an 1860 essay on the physiology of laughter, and Freud took it up in his 1905 book on jokes.