How GOOD is YOUR General Knowledge? - 100 Questions Challenge! - Hailee And Kendra
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2024
- 100 general knowledge questions and just 7 seconds to answer to each one. Welcome to a new challenge! We'll let you judge how it went for us 😂 Test your general knowledge with us!
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Anemia is not caused by Vitamin C deficiency, it's caused by Iron like the girls said! Vitamin C deficiency is responsible for Scurvy
I'm told that survey cases are rare but still happen. Mostly amongst students in their first year living on their own or away from their parents.
Yes, but the question is phrased weird. It implies Anemia causes a vitamin C deficiency.
While I still agree that the answer is Iron, Vitamin C deficiency can cause malabsorption of Iron, leading to Anaemia.
It doesn't say, that Anemia is CAUSED by Vitamin C deficiency, but that once you HAVE Anemia (caused by iron deficit), that IT causes a vitamin c deficit... ;)
@@T3rminat0r Upon reviewing, you're right. To rephrase, it's inquiring about the deficiency caused by anemia. Nevertheless, the question is poorly articulated. It seems the quiz creators might have been mistaken while researching this aspect of anemia, as vitamin C deficiency resulting from anemia isn't widely known or general knowledge.
"who knows that?" -> europeans know that Nokia was founded in Finland
As a Finn I have to say I'm disappointed (but not surprised) that Nokia and Sauna aren't more well known to be Finnish.
while mecury is closer to the sun Venus is the hottest because of a runaway greenhiuse affect
Also, Mercury is tidal locked, it always shows the same side to the sun. Therefore one side is very hot and the other side is very cold.
I just have to add... 50-16=34. Kendra predicted her answers perfectly!
The reason I remember that silver is Ag, is that Mr. Krabs laughs in money... Agagagagag 😂
also silver in french is Argent
It stands for "argentum", just as Au stands for "aurum", the Latin words for silver and gold. The country of Argentina was named for the silver mountain legends shared by the first European navigators to sail there.
Anemia is caused by iron deficiency, B-12 deficiency, and folate deficiency. It is not caused by Vitamin C deficiency (that's Scurvy)
"I have never seen these movies!" 🤣 The norse saga is one of worlds greatest mythologies, no MARVEL needed, at least in Europe this would definitivly be a general knowledge question.
"I know colors good." - Kendra 2024 🤣🤣🤣
If there's ONE thing I know.... 😤😂
@haileeandkendra Pluto is now considered a dwarf plant as it doesn't meet the IAU criteria as the other planets.... the more you know.
Yeah...some schmuck moved the goal posts after Pluto had been considered a Planet for over a Century...so goddamned dumb. Way to confuse everybody.
ANEMIA IS WRONG lol i am anemic and its iron lol vitamin c helps absorb it so maybe?....
A deficiency of Vitamin C is Scurvy.
Although, just found out anemia is a late stage symptom of Scurvy. However, I think it is due to defects occurring in the circulatory system causing blood loss.
Anemia is iron and vitamin B12
Anemia cause vit c deficency
Au is gold. I remember this because the James Bond book/movie Goldfinger's bad guy was named Auric Goldfinger.
Mercury is the closest planet, but has no atmosphere. Venus is the second closest and has an atmosphere causing it to trap heat creating a greenhouse effect.
The trivia question used the depiction of Marvel's Thor, but he was based on Norse mythology so not seeing any Marvel movies knowing Norse mythology would also help in that answer.
Henry Ford is the chief developer of the assembly line for mass production of cars.
In 2006, Pluto was declassified as a planet.
I got 4 wrong. I guess I did learn (and retained) some information from school. 🤷♂
you guys were correct about the anemia question, on the video itself as the top comment they mention it is wrong in the video.
That’s what we thought lol
They were not
That was fun, I really enjoyed that one. You can learn alot by doing this. Learning is fun !
I wasn't keeping track, but I know I got some wrong too. I'm looking forward to watching you both tackle the last 50 questions.
Much love from Northern Ontario!
Yes. Part 2 love u both. Thank you
Keen to see part 2. And great video
Definitely do a part 2 please! ❤
Love u guys been a difficult few days and you always make me smile ❤
Yes, do the rest. I missed 2 - but I'm a lot older, and when you live through the history you tend to remember it better.
Some of those questions were not easy but i think you guy are very
smart love ya hope there apart two 😊 your video are awesome ❤
The London river Thames has a silent H, and the A sounds like an E... it rhymes with "gems" and if you were going to reinvent how it would be spelled, it would be something like "Tems" :) love your vids!
The look on your faces is priceless when you thought you where right but wrong fantastic video
Too adorable - bring on part 2 !
After recently discovering you, I can't stop watching your videos as you always give off such a feel good energy and it makes me smile! Keep up the good work, beautiful ladies.
Also, I have a cat called Athena! She is my world.
Would you ever do a video playing a horror game? I think you would be hilarious to watch 😂😂
I certainly hope that you two will do Part Two of this! That could just be my OCD talking, though... lol
Hay Hailee and Kendra I would just like to say thanks because you inspired me to come out to my mum that I was lesbian so I would like to say thanks and thanks for just being alive.
Apparently the Benz Patent-Motorwagen (1886) was the first practical motorized car put into production. Ford was the first to apply the assembly line to car production with the Model T (1908), making it affordable to the masses instead of a luxury.
I tried to pay attention, but then an adorable kitty showed up mid-vid and I was just like "More of the adorable kitty please!" 🤗❤️
That’s totally fair lol
And as we all know:
"The Internet Was Made For Cats." - some cat somewhere (I am guessing it was likely going by the nickname 'The Grand Poo-Bah'), sometime in the mid-1980's (also a guess).
Just ask Mister Bill Gates about that. :3
This was very fun, I beat you both, more of this please. :)
Can’t wait for part two. I got five wrong on this first part
Yet another perfectly timed upload, who doesn´t want a good laugh during dinner(?)🥰🤣 Yes, you should 100% do the rest. I got 5-7 wrong.
A part 2 would be fun.
Good try! May we get a part 2 please!
You two are the sweetest couple on youtube love you're channel
You are so kind! Thank you 😊
They are the best ❤😅
Wow, I only missed 4. The Twitter one got me. I don't use social media ;-) And yes, please the the rest, would love to see how I do on those.
Yay! Kitty... always good to see the critters.
Love you guys.
3:30- It's called Partly Cloudy. Very cute Pixar short.
Yes I would like to see a video on the last 50. I got some wrong just ones I didn't know.
10:00 Pluto is no longer considered a planet in our solar system. It is known as a “Dwarf Planet”.
Man, some of those questions were fuckin hard, ain't gonna lie lol ..... gonna need that part 2 though lol
Y'all are amazing
I got 5 wrong. Looking forward to the next part. You guys are awesome. Thanks for the video =)
Thank you for playing along!! 😁
You two are awesome. Also, to be fair: there is a Broadway Ave in Chicago lol. I THINK that was an option.
Yes Part 2!!
You make best videos ever and I appreciate you so much and love you guys 😊❤😊❤❤❤❤
Love the kitty cameo!
Good video ladies. You make my day
The sauna wasn't thru didn't know. But complete the rest. It's good way to brush up on your knowledge❤
I think you should be couples counselers, everyone would benefit from your relationship, its amazing and just so nice and kind and funny and real and idk thanks for entertaining us all❤
I got 44/50. Definitely would like to see you two do the last 50!
42/50 here. Yes, Germans invented everything automotive, from the car, piston engine, diesel engine, Maxwel engine (rotary). Even today some engine design are proprietary German: VR engines, W engines etc. Engineering people ;). I got most of my wrong in astronomy...
Mercury is the closest to the Sun, but it doesn't retain the heat because it has no atmosphere. Venus, however, has a dense atmosphere of mainly CO2, so it has an immense greenhouse effect happening and is so hot that it rains Sulfuric Acid.
Pluto used to be considered the smallest planet, until it was reclassified as a dwarf planet. Now it's Mercury.
Love your content, please continue!
Yes do a part 2
Can we please try this live lol would be so much fun and you can make a vote pull where everyone has 10 seconds to guess an answer and the majority votes is the answer for everyone and see what happens as whole, would be so much fun
You two are the sweetest couple on UA-cam and love ur work and content ❤❤❤❤❤❤
2:01 @Kendra: there is a difference between total population and population density; also, India is not "small", it is 7th largest by area in the world... (US is 4th)
6:42 Venus is supposedly hotter because of its atmosphere, made of gases that trap heat
7:52 @Hailee: Ford is credited with creation of the assembly line and mass-production
9:26 Kendra said 'arachnophobia', the screen said 'acrophobia'.... so both were correct
Acrophobia is a fear of heights, and acrobats are people who seem to defy gravity with balance and agility.
1 wrong - who knew about the Sauna huh? Great vid :)
Wow!! Good job!
Want to see part 2
Part 2 please ❤
You guys are sooo cute together I love it and you both are super pretty ❤ (also I suck at the questions it takes me a minute to read haha)
Question 39 I knew because my sister-in-law lived near Saint-Dié-des-Vosges, the town that gave the Statue of Liberty. And they had a Statue of Liberty that America gave to them, but not like the one that New York has.
hi i jus wanted u to know i love watching ur videos and rewatching past videos when i need to laugh or i'm upset. right now i'm sick and ur videos r helping me get through it. thank u.
Sorry to hear you’re sick! We hope you’ll feel better soon 🌹 and thank you for watching our content, we’re glad to make you laugh 😊
You two need your own like tv show like full on series on TV or something or a game show called the H&K Gameshow fun time extravaganza
Y’all’s relationship and connection is something i desire one day with my future partner🫶🏾😊☺️
I got 6 wrong, and man, I was so sad about that. I really thought I was better with general knowledge than this! Lol. But you should definitely do part 2 so I can tell my mom (who's a teacher) that I did okay on this test, lmao 🤣
It’s not just the movies. If you know Norse myth then the usual “last name” is the first name of the male parent. Like Thor Odinson, and Thrûd Thorsdóttir (Thors Daughter)
please do a part 2 😂😂😂❤
Anemia is a lack of Iron, had it many times so you were correct. And to us in the UK a turkey is eaten at Christmas cos we dont have Thanksgiving
I never seen those movies 😂 yea but you learn it in school
I'm not 100% convinced some of those were right, and yes to doing a part 2 please, but maybe a tipsy edition to make it even more interesting/funny?
I... question the "generalness" of this, but got 45 "totally correct" and 2 of those I was between two and guessed wrong.
But those first 50 were "oddly specific" for general knowledge. And somewhat "regional" though the regions did vary.
Yes, I hated the Anemic question too. Being anemic is caused by an Iron deficiency... but the wording was what deficiency is CAUSED by anemia. I guess it could cause issues as well as being one.
Oh and "Turkey Day" is a North American thing not a world knowledge thing.
Its general knowledge questions for Americans that’s why
@@robinwiggieIf it was "for Americans" it wouldn't ask the capital of Canada. I know many folks in the US and... I'll just say I doubt any of them knew Canada's capital when I met them. Likewise, why the... 3 or more questions about India? (sorry if they weren't in the first 50 I did all 100) My point was several of those questions might be well known in the US but others you'd need to live in Europe, or Asia for them to be "common knowledge." At least IMHO. I got 16 total wrong, AKA 84... and I'm a world traveller and searching content from around the world... so I'd "hope" I know more that the average....
Definitely do the last 50
I thought the Toyota symbol was a steering wheel 😆
No 😂. it represent Eye of the Needle and before they make cars they made was in textiles industry and made sewing products. They retired that function and now they make cars.
Part 2 please ❤❤❤❤
Love this ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Venus is sometimes closer in relative terms. The orbit of Mercury takes it on a regular orbit, but only one face is close to the sun for it's relatively short "year". Venus has a more more elliptical orbit and when Mercury is on the far side of the sun, Venus is pulled closer. Venus has an atmosphere made up of greenhouse gasses making it very hot all of the time.
2:43. Fun fact: every letter of Toyota's name is in the logo
👀 ohhhh really??
"A Toyota's a Toyota" is a palindrome!
The greenhouse gas one deserves expert input. I'm not one but I know methane has much more potential to add to the problem but CO2 is produced in very large quantity.
Ford created an assembly line, but the first cars were developed in the 1800s. This included the first electric car at the earliest years of the 1900s that came into NYC.
I missed the Finland ones, but I think I got the rest
For reference on question 14:
The questions was worded in a confusing way. In terms of direct contribution, CO2 is the greenhouse gas most responsible to increasing global temperatures simply because of quantity. However, in terms of impact per molecule both methane and nitrous oxide are significantly stronger greenhouse gases. There's just a lot less of them in the atmosphere, meaning the total "responsibility" of it is lower. That said, we do still discuss the reduction of methane emissions when considering ways to mitigate climate change (one of the multiple arguments for not eating beef from an environmental standpoint).
You two are so cool.
A few of these are contentious for non-Americans. #46 for example will vary based on culture not all countries goes with 7. Some some see North & South America as one continent and Eurasia is the true continent of Europe & Asia though due to political splits we tend to see them as separate. But yeah, some places teach 5 or 6.
Nokia, Sauna, and James Madison are the ones I got wrong.
Note to Kendra: Thor is a God from Norse mythology not just a movie character. 😏
Can you do the not my hands challenge
The best thing I learned from this trivia video, is you guys watch Doctor Who!
We sure do! Kendra LOVES it!
I missed two...silver and sauna. I also disagree with the anaemia question. And please, do the remaining 50!
Well, I'm not going to write a long response about how much I enjoyed this video again....I've commented twice before and it gets deleted after about 20 seconds....I dont get it. But....I really like this video and hope that you do the other 50 questions sometime...Thanks for the great content.
The 100 question challenge
Yesssss
As someone with anemia (mine is luckily very mild) it is iron. My dr told me i need iron and vitamin D³ supplements (the vitamin D i get cuz of my auto immune disorder and the fact that i live in winter like 9 months out of the year, but idk how tf im anemic. Probably cuz i have a high white blood cell count compared to my red blood cells, which again my auto immune system sucks ass. It attacks my skin cells and what not, and it sucks when i get sick cuz like its over active BUT DOESNT FIGHT MY COLDS FOR SHIT AND IM SICK FOR LIKE 2-3 WEEKS AT A TIME 😤)
If we're including "dwarf planets", Pluto is actually the largest dwarf planet in the solar system. The smallest is officially Ceres, named after the Goddess of agriculture (whose name gives us the word "cereal").
The Toyota symbols actually very intricate it actually spells out Toyota. There are a few videos on it pretty interesting.
Got 14 wrong some I just yelled out without thinking n then was 🤦♂️😂 xx
2x jeopardy champ here! I missed 4 (well, 3 - Anemia *is* an iron deficiency, so that question was wrong). I forgot about the India/China switch re: population, didn't know the twitter thing, and guessed Norway instead of Finland on the sauna one.
"Who's the father of Thor?! I've never seen those movies!"
Uh, the Aesir and Vanir are _much_ older than Marvel Comics, thanks.
Not me shouting HIS LAST NAME IS LITERALLY ODINSON 😂 but that’s because I’m a comic nerd
yep, i got every one of them right... even though the game actually got some wrong... as others are saying... so can i have my cookies now please ? lol
17 is a fun one: A is sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) and C is sodium carbonate, which is an active ingredient in antacids. Sadly, salt doesn't make sassy suds with vinegar like the other two.
I got 3 wrong I love to study like Venus is closer to the sun and Pluto isn't a planet mercury is the smallest. I absolutely love history/U.S history, William Shakespeare, and science. And bc I live in the woods I see constellations all the time.
Only under certain circumstances. On average, Mercury is closest. The reason Venus is hotter is because it has a dense greenhouse gas atmosphere which massively increases it's surface temperature.
What Animal makes this sound:
A Mime..
🤣🤣😅😆😂🤣😅😆😅🤣😂😂😂😂
You definitely should. And I went 50/50
Do part 2 please