Is Your Brain Stuck in Another Dimension? Test It With Mandela Effect Trivia!

I love the players who come to my trivia game on Wednesday nights at the GrandStand Sports Bar, for suggesting great categories that would never cross my mind.  Such as this thought phenomenon called the Mandela Effect.

We think we know details in history or pop culture because, well, we've just known it for years.  But then we learn that these details are not correct.  Are we collectively just misremembering these details...

...or is this evidence of parallel universes?

Do our minds tune into alternate histories and culture from the infinite other dimensions?  Or is it just in our heads?

Here are the trivia questions on this very topic.  Without looking it up, do you know these?  Or do you think you know these?  The answers are further down the page.

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Mandela Effect Trivia Questions

1. The Mandela Effect is name after whom, who many believed died in prison in the 1980s but actually passed away in 2013?

2. Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and Tweety Bird were characters from which cartoons: Looney Toons, or Looney Tunes?

3. The logo of what clothing brand is not a cornucopia, but just an apple, some grapes and leaves?

4. Yes or No. Does Mickey Mouse wear suspenders?

5. From the original 1937 film Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, what is the exact line the Evil Queen asks the Mirror?

6. Chartreuse is closer to which color: beige/tan, pink/magenta, or yellowish green?

7. No, there is no such painting. Who is the 16th century British monarch many believe they saw in a painting holding a roasted turkey leg?

8. Is the peanut butter brand Jif or Jiffy?

9. Single digit answer and you have two guesses: We've all seen pictures and the video of John F. Kennedy's assassination in Dallas, 1963. Including himself and the First Lady, how many were riding in Kennedy's car?

10. Spelling Counts. She is the villainess from 101 Dalmatians. How do you spell Cruella's last name?

The Answers

1.  Nelson Mandela, who was released from prison and later became President of South Africa.

2.  Looney Tunes, descending from Merrie Melodies.

3.  Fruit of the Loom

4.  No.  He has buttons on the red shorts for suspenders, but not the actual suspenders.

5.  We would think "Mirror, Mirror on the wall..." but it's actually "Magic Mirror on the wall..."  The later 1987 live action film Snow White said Mirror Mirror.

6.  Yellowish Green

7.  Henry VIII

8.  There is Jiffy Lube and Jiffy Pop popcorn, but no Jiffy peanut butter.  It is Jif.

9.  This is one I would have missed.  I thought Kennedy's car had two rows of seating like any car.  His had three rows of seating.  There were six people in the car.

10.  de Vil.  Heehee, no more letters from Devil.