creativity Online Quiz - 2

Barophobia is the fear of gravity. The other options refer to different phobias, such as bacteriophobia (fear of bacteria), microbiophobia (fear of microbes), or ballistophobia (fear of missiles/bullets).

Belonephobia is the fear of pins, needles, and sharp objects. The other options refer to different phobias, such as botanophobia (fear of plants), basophobia (fear of falling), or blennophobia (fear of slime).

Bibliophobia is the fear of books. The other options refer to different phobias, such as bromidrosiphobia (fear of body smells), bathophobia (fear of depth), or blennophobia (fear of slime).

Bogyphobia is the fear of bogies, demons, or the bogeyman. The other options refer to different phobias, such as microbiophobia (fear of microbes), belonephobia (fear of pins/needles), or ballistophobia (fear of missiles/bullets).

Caligynephobia is an abnormal and persistent fear of beautiful women. The term comes from Greek roots: 'caly' meaning beautiful and 'gyné' meaning women. Option A refers to Astraphobia/Brontophobia, B to Neophobia, and C to Bufonophobia.

Cathisophobia is the fear of sitting down. The other options refer to different phobias, such as carcinophobia (fear of cancer), cardiophobia (fear of the heart), or carnophobia (fear of meat).

Catoptrophobia is the fear of mirrors. The other options refer to different phobias, such as catagelophobia (fear of being ridiculed), carnophobia (fear of meat), or cathisophobia (fear of sitting).

Chaetophobia is the fear of hair. The other options refer to different phobias, such as neophobia (fear of new things), cryophobia (fear of cold), or cheraphobia (fear of gaiety).

Chiraptophobia is the abnormal fear of being touched by others. It comes from Greek 'chirapt' meaning 'I touch' and 'phobia' meaning fear. Option B is Chemophobia, C is Chionophobia (fear of snow), and D is Cherophobia (fear of gaiety/happiness).

Chorophobia is the fear of dancing. The other options refer to different phobias, such as haphophobia (fear of being touched), cheraphobia (fear of gaiety), or chrometophobia (fear of money).

Chrometophobia is the fear of money. The other options refer to different phobias, such as haphophobia (fear of being touched), chorophobia (fear of dancing), or chaetophobia (fear of hair).

Chronophobia is the fear of time or the passing of time. The other options refer to different phobias, such as cheraphobia (fear of gaiety), cholerophobia (fear of anger), or chionophobia (fear of snow).

Cibophobia is the fear of food. The other options refer to different phobias, such as chronomentrophobia (fear of clocks), chorophobia (fear of dancing), or kleptophobia (fear of stealing).

Clinophobia is the abnormal fear of going to bed or falling asleep. The term derives from Greek 'clin' meaning bed. Options A and B both refer to Claustrophobia (fear of enclosed spaces), while C refers to Kleptophobia (fear of stealing).

Coulrophobia is the specific fear of clowns. The term combines 'coulro' (from Greek 'kolon' meaning stilts or limbs, referring to clown's stilts) with 'phobia'. Options A and C are incorrect - A refers to Coprophobia, C has no standard phobia name matching it.

Crystallophobia is the fear of crystals or glass. The other options refer to different phobias, such as cyberphobia (fear of computers), cometophobia (fear of comets), or coprastasophobia (fear of constipation).

Cyberphobia is the fear of computers or working on a computer. The other options refer to different concepts, such as coulrophobia (fear of clowns) or cremnophobia (fear of precipices).

Cyclophobia is the fear of bicycles. The other options refer to different phobias, such as crystallophobia (fear of crystals/glass), kymophobia (fear of waves), or decidophobia (fear of making decisions).

Dendrophobia is the abnormal and persistent fear of trees. It comes from Greek 'dendro' meaning tree. Option A refers to Deipnophobia, B to Demonophobia, and C to Demophobia (Ochlophony).

Didaskaleinophobia is the specific phobia of going to school. The other options refer to different phobias, such as dentophobia (fear of dentists) or dermatophobia (fear of skin lesions).