Which one of these facts do you think is phony?

Question

A: Jim Thorpe's Indian name was "Swift-Running Deer."

B: Monkeys have no feet

C: A typical ant has five noses.

D: In Australia, sanitation engineers are called "Garbos."

E: Montgomery Ward's first catalog consisted of one page.

*Be the first to guess the correct one.*

Answer 1

monkeys have no feet  

Answer 2

C...no way...

Answer 3

all of the above?

Answer 4

I dunno.  I'm just a dumb blonde that dyed my hair pink!

Answer 5

I guess D

Answer 6

E

Answer 7

Technically, monkeys do have feet. They just have extended digits so they look a lot like hands. But if I had to guess one other than that, it would be C.

Answer 8

D

Answer 9

B

Answer 10

C

Answer 11

A!!

Answer 12

I'm WAYYYY too late but the answer is A his name was something i don't remember and meant bright path or something, im too late :'(

Answer 13

C. Ants don't have noses

Answer 14

Hmm. I'm not sure. But I know one fact that isn't phony...you're cute :-)

Edit:  Pssht. Fine. No strawberry pancakes for you :-P

Answer 15

B and A

Answer 16

C: A typical ant has five noses.

Answer 17

C.

Answer 18

They actually all sound kinda sketchy to me. A man probably wouldn't run fast enough to get named after a deer, I'm sure monkeys do have feet (unless those count as hands because the thumbs are usable or whatever), ants I'm sure have one nose (unless all the whiskers are counted as noses), and I have no idea who Montgomery Ward is so that one is irrelevant to me. If I heard any of those 'facts,' I would doubt them.  

Answer 19

If they are all "fact" as you say they are, then none of them can be phony.  A fact is a true statement.  

Answer 20

monkeys do have feet.

Answer 21

D is a phony

a big fat phony!

Answer 22

E - a 1 page catalog should be called a leaflet

Answer 23

I think A is false. I think his Indian name has to do with a path or trail.