General Knowledge Quiz - HARD, 30 questions , only 10 seconds to answer each. - Pub Quiz GK
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- Welcome to my general knowledge quiz.
It's a fast paced quiz with 30 questions and 10-11 seconds to read the question and pick your answer.
Multiple choice with a good mix of questions most of which are quite difficult.
The quiz might be a bit quick for some, if so, when you start the video there is a settings button at the bottom right, if you click that you can change the playback speed to a more suitable one.
Good Luck!
GK Pub Quiz Trivia.
20/30. Finally, a fairly difficult quiz, so we can learn a thing or two. Good array of questions. Need more like this.
Thank you George, really appreciated and plenty more to come.
23/30 great quiz thanks again.
Thanks Kennith and another consistently good score 😀 - have a great weekend.
@@QuizMasterDale and you too Dale
Lol, Norway! Slartibartfast won an award for that, with all the little crinkly bits!
Just gave that one a Google - brilliant 👍
Only TRUELY Intelligent People know that!!!!!!!!!!!!
Or people that read Douglas Adams
17 right on a guess
There are some tough questions in here plus it’s fast which adds the difficulty!
Over 50% is a pass in my eyes 👏
24/30 might have miscounted!
Another good score Norman, well done 👏
Thanks for playing.
17/30 😵💫😀 fun!
Thank you and well done Bonnie 😀
With Q1 770mph is the speed of sound at sea level at around 25C. It is 660mph at the cruising altitude of jet aircraft.
Thank you Chris, I have incorrectly worded this question.
I will pin a comment with the correction in the coming days.
Thanks again 👍
It also depends on atmospheric conditions at the time !!
This was easy !!
Thanks for playing Edward, sorry if it wasn’t as difficult as you were hoping.
20/30 right.
👍🏻
I got 2 wrong, but one of my "rights" was an outright guess; so I had 3 wrong, cold! Btw, Christopher Robins' sad sack friend is/was Eeyore! But a goodish quiz. Thanks. 😸
Very good Robert 👏👏.
I was annoyed with myself with your last trivia question to me, I spent a bit of time thinking what a “actuary” does, I so nearly put in the message “something to do with statistics” but as I didn’t know or couldn’t get a clue from the name I didn’t want to take a guess 🤔
23/30
Very good Ludo 👍🏻
Got 20,really pleased
And so you should be! Brilliant score- well done 👏🏻👏🏻
11 wrong. Holy shit! I'll have to start reading again!
😂, it happens sometimes.
Thanks for playing Roger, and the comment (gave me a giggle).
No. 9 used to be (Galaxy) Minstrels, which I was looking for.
Hello Martin,
Somebody else mentioned this and you are both correct👍 - M&M’s have the trademark for that slogan, it was used by minstrels in the British adverts of the 1980’s .
Thank you for the comment and absolutely give yourself a point 😃
20 out of 30. Very happy.
Well done C C 👏🏻
Thanks for playing and commenting your score, have a nice weekend
In the UK the slogan "Melts in Your Mouth not in your Hand was used for Treets which then became Minstrels. Peanut Treets became M&Ms.
Again 26 easy questions and four that were more difficult.
Nice quiz, thanks 😊
Thank you Lucky Triv Quiz, had a look at your channel, very good 👍.
@@QuizMasterDale Thanks. I've been working on it for a while, trying to make it better all the time.
I was impressed with what you done , particularly liked the Movie Poster Quiz 👍.
Keep up the good work and embrace the grind 😃. Good luck with it
22/30
Thanks for playing and the commenting your score 👍
28/30! Missed the speed of sound and London Fashion Week.
Great quizzing Adam! 👏🏻👏🏻
In England the slogan ,melts in your mouth...was applied to MALTESERS, which is exactly what they do.
Q9 is arguably incorrect. To my recollection from school "Melts in your mouth. .." was the slogan in the UK in the 70s and 80s for Minstrels. M&Ms were largely unknown in Britain at the time. They are a more recent import from America.
I will have a look into it.
“Melts in your mouth, not in your hand” was trademarked for M&M’s in 1954.
Possibly Minstrels had a similar one in the UK.
I will find out 👍
@@QuizMasterDale Thanks. I am enjoying your quizzes otherwise. It looks like we are both right. Here is some proof (if I have copied the link correctly: ua-cam.com/video/wOu4s81rups/v-deo.html
Missed 1 ;;;;;;🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Superb again Flyby 👏🏻👏🏻 from 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
It was that weird, medieval distance scale of miles that messed you up wasn't it?
@@grahamyates2490 hi,no, I just do NOT use h METRIC SYSTEM, GIVE ME,’HANDS, CUBITS, YARDS, HOGHHEADS, FOOLCAP, OUNCES, POUNDS ,,,,ETC, 🏴🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Missed the speed of sound 'cos it was in that arcane, medieval measurement of miles.
Haha, yes I’m afraid I’m still using those archaic terms 😃.
If that means you got the rest - amazing quizzing, well done 👏🏻👏🏻
@@QuizMasterDale It isn't archaic though. Leagues and cubits are archaic.
Maybe you can't handle converting from 340 m/s - some of us can.
But the precious metals being measured in Troy didn't bother you?
18 . Too much for me .
Thank you for playing Lord Hillcrest.
It’s a difficult one, I do another type of multiple choice quiz where the questions and a little more friendlier.
Have a nice day 👍
When they ask questions about TV and movies I immediately click out of there.
Can’t win them all, I try to make my questions as diverse as possible and can see why those type of questions probably don’t qualify as general knowledge (more trivia).
Thank you for giving it a try.
got 15 shit.
It’s a tough one Richard, a friend of mine played and only got 3! - so you thrashed him 😃
It doesn’t aid in the credibility of a quiz when you misspell Eeyore