Do you think you're good at General Knowledge? I doubt you'll get the questions in this QUIZ right!
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- Test your knowledge by answering 112 questions on a wide range of subjects! From history and science to pop culture and geography, this challenging quiz will put your mind to the test. Can you get all the questions right? Watch now and find out!
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I'm 78 and I got 96 answers right. I contest the longest river which is actually the Nile !
Wow that’s brilliant… well done !
Well tell that to the recent research done regarding this.
Agree the Nile is what i think also
You are all wrong ! The longest river is actually found underground and it is almost twice the length of the Amazon and follows almost the same route. If the question had been which surface river is the longest, than yes, the Nile is longest
@@TheFrugalMombot can you cite your source ?
I was going to take the test but the narrator takes so long to read the questions and answers I feared I would be 92 before she got finished.
Any fruit can make wine. Grape is by far the most common
Answer is C
You are right about that. Was wondering about that one too.
EXACTLY... IN AFRICA THEY MAKE WINE WITH BANANAS.
@@PetroniloPocaspulgas I have made wine with bananas. Thing is, you really have to age it at least a year. Otherwise it kind of tastes like smushy old bananas, but after a year of aging that kind of goes away and it is nice. Don’t make wine with coconuts though unless you want to hang out near the bathroom. Coconuts are a natural laxative and it turns out that this property will also make it to your wine. Great gag gift though.
@@waltergraves3273 NICE THAT YOU WERE ABLE TO DO IT WITH BANANAS I'VE TRIED BUT I SUCK AT IT. I WILL DO AS YOU SAID. THANK YOU.
I got 87 right out of the 112. Being a ferocious reader pays off somehow ! Glad to have lived in both; world before and after internet. We used to rely on news, reading various books and encyclopedias like Britannica to stay ahead information-wise. Then boom, internet happened and here we are, all the information a few milliseconds away at the tip of our fingers! Wow! No, I am not 90 something, not even half - 😄😄😄
im not a reader and got 82
Can you imagine how many questions of this relatively easy list an American 20 something would have known? Scary isn't it!
@@33rorynoah I'm a 16 year old in Nebraska and we learned most of this stuff in 4th-5th grade. Most Americans that grow up in The U.S. would know this stuff. I also don't really think this is fair since there's a lot of immigrants that come from backgrounds where they couldn't go to school.
Largest river isAmason but the longest is Nile
Absolutely.
I just googled it and the Amazon has a larger volume than the Nile. Maybe that's what they meant
Question about who first colonized America.. unless I misunderstood the question, the first, and continuously occupied colony, was St. Augustine in Florida. It was settled in 1565 by Spain. The English didn't have a permanent settlement until 1607.
France's parcel covered a large area of the USA
What other regions of the US were colonized by Spain? I think the question is not the country to first colonize a region but the US itself, which would be England.
I think Christopher Columbus first "discovered" America, and he was Spanish.
The question was who COLONIZED The U.S.A. 1st = THE British . We Fought the British for OUR INDEPENDENCE which WE have been Celebrating on The 4th of July for 250 YEARS as on 7/4/2024 🇺🇲☝🏻
♥️🇺🇲
90 somewhat😮
The most important thing to know is that Africa is not a country; it's in fact a continent of 54 countries that are diverse culturally and geographically. It's so diverse because Africa is really, really big - about as big as the combined landmasses of China, the United States, India, Japan and much of Europe put together.
I got 79 right I am 92 years old 😘
you sure
Great🎉
Historically there are only 4 oceans and there are other contentious answers
The longest river in the world is Nile river
well Done @giselerobert2070 ! The pop culture ones were my worst category ha ha! Godmother to Elton John's children?! 🥺
@bobsaturday4273 Thanks it seems like some of these answers are questionable. 🤔
Quite a few of these questions are not general knowledge
Why do you say that? I learned these in 7th grade and I know from my 7th grade studies that the longest river is the Nile, NOT the Amazon. So the answer given for this question by the narrator is WRONG. I got 111 correct, missing 1.
I think most of these questions are indeed general knowledge. I found the very easy.
Not only you are from year sevnth grade
@@peterpiper487 like knowing the colors of the British bus isn't something a guy like me from south Africa would know
Longest river is not Amazon,it's Nile. Check your facts
Who ever put this quiz together needed to check their facts the Nile is the longest river not the Amazon
Agree
It is the Amazon. Most recent
True the nile+,the amazone is the biggest qua volume.
Yea
This was a trivia test… not an intelligence test.
Thank you! I thought it was a Jeopardy spinoff!
Definitely!
Well, to be fair, it didn't claim to be an intelligence test but a test of general knowledge. I was quite shocked at first by how badly I did... then rather pleased! P.S. I'm fairly sure the "Black Death" started in the far east, and spread westwards to Europe. I must check it out!
But many of the answers to said questions are historical and Literary Wrong. Giving false information.
No Longer making the Fun not knowledgeable info to keep in anyone’s head. 😑
Not trivia but general knowledge, the first step in Bloom's taxonomy. No wonder Americans seem so uniformed as compared to other countries.
Caviar is not made from, but is the eggs of the female Sturgeon
We got it
A song we used to skip to was The virgin sturgeon is a very fine fish the Virgin sturgeon needs no urging that' s why Caviar is my dish just a bit of trivia
technicality.... it is gotten from sturgeon... made by sturgeon, as it is their egg.
95 right! 🤷🏽♀️💜 but some of the questions are questionable!
Quite so, good point sir
Yes, you are right. The longest river is the Nile, not the Amazon.
Some are just wrong.
Silly questions
Africa is a Continent
I’m afraid you’re in denial about the river.
😂😂😂
I agree they’re in de“Nile”.
Or you need to read recent research that proves the Amazon is longer in length and larger in volume than the Nile.
@@TheFrugalMombot Did you get the joke?
LOL
General knowledge is not a test of intelligence.
the skin is the largest externl organ of the body. the liver is the largest internal organ in the body. Hence the question is worded wrong. Also the river nile is the longest river in the world not the amazon
Nope, the skin is overall the largest organ in the body.?
@@ebonyspice473 Learn the meaning of the word "in"!
@@joepkortekaas8813 lol should I say on the body
@joepkortekaas8813 learn the word "overall"
@@ebonyspice473 Your knowledge of English is obviously lacking - IN means INSIDE!
the Amazon river with its tributaries is longer than the Nile, However, if we do not include the tributaries, then the Nile river is the longest.
I would like to correct based on google and other source references
The longest river in the world is nile river
The largest river is amazon
This☝️
Then you didn’t read the entire article that goes onto say after questioning by Brazilian scientists, researchers across the globe utilizing modern measurement equipment and research methodologies proved that the Amazon is longer in length and larger in volume than the Nile.
@@TheFrugalMombot Bloomin" Brazilians always wanting to be first:)
@@TheFrugalMombot
1. The Nile River
The longest river in the world is different, depending on who you ask. Is it the Nile in Africa or the Amazon in South America? They're comparable in length, but in 2009, a study in the International Journal of Digital Earth determined the Nile to be a bit longer at 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers). The Nile also is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's longest river. The Nile has two major tributaries - the White Nile and the Blue Nile, which meet up in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. The Nile drains an area of 1,293,056 square miles (3,349,000 square kilometers) of Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Eritrea and Democratic Republic of the Congo, before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.
2. The Amazon River
The Amazon River flows through Peru, Colombia and Brazil. Although the Nile is officially the longest river in the world, many disagree with that assessment and insist the Amazon is longer. Certainly, it's the world's largest river based on the enormous volume of water it deposits into the Atlantic Ocean every day; it has a greater output of fresh water than the next seven largest rivers combined. It also has the largest drainage area - 2,400,000 square miles (6,300,000 square kilometers) - which occupies almost 40 percent of the entire continent of South America. Be that as it may, most researchers agree that it is only 4,000 miles (6,500 kilometers) long compared with the Nile's 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers). science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geophysics/9-longest-rivers-in-world.htm
@@TheFrugalMombot This is as of 2024, dear. Not the 2022 study. I'm refuting you stats. You did not provide a source for which to verify. I personally don't take the word of someone (just any old body) on the internet just cause they claim something is true......so there's that part..............
I got right about 75%, but English is not my language and I didn't always understand every word. So I think I can be happy with my knowledge.
Q. 66 It should not have had "Wolfgang" in the question section.
Neil Armstrong was not the first man to set foot on the moon. It was the guy that set up the camera on the moon.
I sure I read somewhere that the camera that recorded Armstrong's first contact with the lunar surface was actually mounted on the outside of the Luna lander and pre-positioned/ pre-focused to take the historic video sequence?
@@33rorynoah That would certainly make sense. In the course of all those preparations, I daresay someone thought of this point too!
Why is it that no one is talking about the moon in these days and times what really happened with Neil Armstrong second out of space 🚀 trip.
@@33rorynoahOf course it was! Duh!
You were being funny, right?
The Nile is the longest river. The Amazon is the biggest in the amount of water.
YES, YOU ARE SO RIGHT THE AMAZON IS NOT THE LONGEST RIVER , IS THE NILE . THE AMAZON HAS MORE WATER BUT ITS NOT THE LONGEST.
I said the same thing
Does it really matter.
@@joyfurden8375
Yes, it does if, your taking a geography test in the 6th grade, you don't want that on your permanent record! 😂
You are correct.
Got 92 correct. Mostly missed pop culture. Guess that’s because I’m in my 70s.
The Encyclopedia Britannica gives the length of the Nile as 6,650 kilometers (4,132 miles), to 6,400 kilometers (3,977 miles) for the Amazon.
And it’s wrong because it hasn’t updated to the recent research - modern research methods using advanced measuring equipment. Researchers now say that the Amazon is the largest river by volume as well as by length. The Amazon River is 65 miles (105 kilometers) longer than the Nile. The Amazon River is 4,225 miles (6,800 kilometers) long whereas the Nile is 4132 miles (6650 kilometers) in length.
@@TheFrugalMombot
1. The Nile River
The longest river in the world is different, depending on who you ask. Is it the Nile in Africa or the Amazon in South America? They're comparable in length, but in 2009, a study in the International Journal of Digital Earth determined the Nile to be a bit longer at 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers). The Nile also is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's longest river. The Nile has two major tributaries - the White Nile and the Blue Nile, which meet up in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. The Nile drains an area of 1,293,056 square miles (3,349,000 square kilometers) of Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Eritrea and Democratic Republic of the Congo, before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.
2. The Amazon River
The Amazon River flows through Peru, Colombia and Brazil. Although the Nile is officially the longest river in the world, many disagree with that assessment and insist the Amazon is longer. Certainly, it's the world's largest river based on the enormous volume of water it deposits into the Atlantic Ocean every day; it has a greater output of fresh water than the next seven largest rivers combined. It also has the largest drainage area - 2,400,000 square miles (6,300,000 square kilometers) - which occupies almost 40 percent of the entire continent of South America. Be that as it may, most researchers agree that it is only 4,000 miles (6,500 kilometers) long compared with the Nile's 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers).
@@TheFrugalMombot This is as of 2024, dear. Not the 2022 study. I'm refuting you stats. You did not provide a source for which to verify. I personally don't take the word of someone (just any old body) on the internet just cause they claim something is true......so there's that part..............
121 right. Nile is the longest river Columbus was credited as the discoverer of America but actually the Vikings landed in North America 500 years earlier
Columbus was a liar 😂
No. Amazon is longer according to recent research
Good point about the Vikings, if it's true. "General Knowledge" changes over time - I think I was taught about Columbus's achievement when I was a child (1950s), and only heard about the Vikings later.
There were only 112 questions.
You got 121 right on 112 questions? You are not only smart but a magician too!
The longest river is the Nile ,I should get another point😘
True. Nile has a length of 6650 km while Amazon comes second with it's length being 6400 km! Big difference!!!
Me too. 😅
Nope not according to recent research
This is no longer true with modern research methods using advanced measuring equipment. Researchers now say that the Amazon is the largest river by volume as well as by length. The Amazon River is 65 miles (105 kilometers) longer than the Nile. The Amazon River is 4,225 miles (6,800 kilometers) long whereas the Nile is 4132 miles (6650 kilometers) in length.
@@TheFrugalMombot
science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geophysics/9-longest-rivers-in-world.htm February, 2024 article. THE NILE IS THE LONGEST RIVER.
I got 94 of 112 correct; I lost 18 pop-culture questions- i.e., "What is Michael Jackson's Middle name?"
That's the one I missed also. I got 111 correct.
Joseph - is the middle name of Michael Jackson
Hm, didn't the Romans make ice-cream with ice from the Alps and honey ??
Ice Cream was made for the Chinese Emperors. They had to go to the mountains to get the ice.
Before the Romans... there were the Chinese.
Whenever I press the button it doesnt light up. I cannot participate this way.
Excuse me , crabs have 8 legs not 10 legs, the 2 are claws not legs.
I cook a lot of crabs I haven't seen no 10 legged crabs either
I got this one wrong, too. I did not realize the pincers were considered legs.
Did you hear about the mummy crab who had a couple of' 'little nippers'
(Hope you're a Brit as this 'Joke' may not make much sense otherwise)!
It's correct, two legs became vistigial arms..!! I read it in a book.. but forgot how to spell vistigial...lol
@@33rorynoah😂
All of the fruits mentioned can be used to make wine.
I agree; however, never heard of banana wine.🤭
It's not an intelligence test, it's rather the opposite. The ideal IQ test avoids asking for any facts. As it is not always possible to not referring to learned facts, such questions are trying to refer to common knowledge.
OK, how many did you get?
@@basiabasia3387I didn't do it. I find trivia fact tests boring and useless.
The longest river in the world, by 150 miles, is the Nile.
Not according to recent research which shows the amazon to be 95 miles longer than the Nile.
@@TheFrugalMombot 1. The Nile River
The longest river in the world is different, depending on who you ask. Is it the Nile in Africa or the Amazon in South America? They're comparable in length, but in 2009, a study in the International Journal of Digital Earth determined the Nile to be a bit longer at 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers). The Nile also is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's longest river. The Nile has two major tributaries - the White Nile and the Blue Nile, which meet up in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. The Nile drains an area of 1,293,056 square miles (3,349,000 square kilometers) of Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Eritrea and Democratic Republic of the Congo, before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.
2. The Amazon River
The Amazon River flows through Peru, Colombia and Brazil. Although the Nile is officially the longest river in the world, many disagree with that assessment and insist the Amazon is longer. Certainly, it's the world's largest river based on the enormous volume of water it deposits into the Atlantic Ocean every day; it has a greater output of fresh water than the next seven largest rivers combined. It also has the largest drainage area - 2,400,000 square miles (6,300,000 square kilometers) - which occupies almost 40 percent of the entire continent of South America. Be that as it may, most researchers agree that it is only 4,000 miles (6,500 kilometers) long compared with the Nile's 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers).
Columbus never visited America. He only reached islands in the Caribbean and Central and South America.
Which are, afaik, counted as being part of the continent America. But he didn't claim having discovered America anyway, he was convinced to have been in India, China and Japan (he did several trips). *That's* ridiculous, or, imho, funny :-)
I think the answer means America as in 'the whole continent' .. not 'north or south'
@@ulrikof.2486the Americas
He visited Bahamas on his first voyage and that's in the continent of North America. You're talking about the United States of America which is a country not a continent.
Well I don't know how he discovered my island because there were people living there cribs and awake Indians
I was happy to get 83 correct at the age of 69, I attribute it to my ability to recall things from over the years. This was more of a knowledge test rather than a intelligence test. 🤷♀️
Q51 is ridiculous. Kilometer means literally 1000 meters, as kilo is the number-prefix meaning thousand. Like in kilogram, kilowatts, kilojoule/kilocalories, etc. Only some people from the US would not know that, I guess.
USA. But yes we do learn it in math and science.
don't be an ARSE!
A lot of the questions are very easy.
what is your point dear sir? hahaha.... a lot of the questions are stupid easy.... why are you hung up on throwing shade to the US ? I swear.... let a person speak and you will see their flaws spill out like oil from a tanker in Alaska!
94 right - technically, caviar is not made "from" sturgeon. It is made "by" sturgeon. You can chop up a sturgeon six ways from Sunday and still not create its eggs. You can't make an omelet out of a chicken either.
LOL!! You are correct. I think we were supposed to guess from the closest answer to correct.
Nile is the longest river in the world. By Amelia
I got all that I answered correct .🤪🤷🏼♀️
Q. 69 It is obscure knowledge of knowing Michael Jackson's middle name.
I actually knew his middle name was Joseph many years ago when he was part of the Jackson Five
I figured he was given his father’s name for his middle name
And the chooses was Joe or Joseph really
I knew it! (Insert a smug looking emoji). No, no. I am just kidding-trying to add some humor. I guessed it because his dad’s name was Joseph, not because I actually knew it.
When in doubt you can always try what sounds best together. People seldom are given names that are difficult to pronounce one after the other, unless they have four or more names.
Hey, I'm 74 and missed 7. Yes the Nile is the longest river.
No, the amazon is the longest according to the most recent research
105/112
Thank you😊
I got most right, but some truly surprised me!!! Thanks! I enjoyed that!!!
Longest river was the Nile back in the 1960s thru the 1970s during the 16 yrs I was in school to get my BS(MT).
Also is skin considered IN the body or ON the body? Perhaps reword to read “What is the human body’s largest organ?”.
The skin is the largest organ. Anyone who has studied anatomy knows this.
Skin is an organ
A lot has changed in 50 years. Recent research has indicated that the Amazon is both the longest river and the largest river by volume.
And yeah the skin is considered an organ. There is an entire field of medicine dedicated to the treatment and study of this organ - dermatologists.
@@TheFrugalMombot 1. The Nile River
The longest river in the world is different, depending on who you ask. Is it the Nile in Africa or the Amazon in South America? They're comparable in length, but in 2009, a study in the International Journal of Digital Earth determined the Nile to be a bit longer at 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers). The Nile also is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's longest river. The Nile has two major tributaries - the White Nile and the Blue Nile, which meet up in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. The Nile drains an area of 1,293,056 square miles (3,349,000 square kilometers) of Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Eritrea and Democratic Republic of the Congo, before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.
2. The Amazon River
The Amazon River flows through Peru, Colombia and Brazil. Although the Nile is officially the longest river in the world, many disagree with that assessment and insist the Amazon is longer. Certainly, it's the world's largest river based on the enormous volume of water it deposits into the Atlantic Ocean every day; it has a greater output of fresh water than the next seven largest rivers combined. It also has the largest drainage area - 2,400,000 square miles (6,300,000 square kilometers) - which occupies almost 40 percent of the entire continent of South America. Be that as it may, most researchers agree that it is only 4,000 miles (6,500 kilometers) long compared with the Nile's 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers).
I lost count of the number of my mistakes. I still got most correct.
I got 101/120 .I feel so good 👍
Kinda wanted to point it out but for the 41st question, the longest river is The Nile
It was question 40
Not according to the recent research
@@TheFrugalMombot 1. The Nile River
The longest river in the world is different, depending on who you ask. Is it the Nile in Africa or the Amazon in South America? They're comparable in length, but in 2009, a study in the International Journal of Digital Earth determined the Nile to be a bit longer at 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers). The Nile also is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's longest river. The Nile has two major tributaries - the White Nile and the Blue Nile, which meet up in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. The Nile drains an area of 1,293,056 square miles (3,349,000 square kilometers) of Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Eritrea and Democratic Republic of the Congo, before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.
2. The Amazon River
The Amazon River flows through Peru, Colombia and Brazil. Although the Nile is officially the longest river in the world, many disagree with that assessment and insist the Amazon is longer. Certainly, it's the world's largest river based on the enormous volume of water it deposits into the Atlantic Ocean every day; it has a greater output of fresh water than the next seven largest rivers combined. It also has the largest drainage area - 2,400,000 square miles (6,300,000 square kilometers) - which occupies almost 40 percent of the entire continent of South America. Be that as it may, most researchers agree that it is only 4,000 miles (6,500 kilometers) long compared with the Nile's 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers).
I got 100 questions correct not that difficult! Guess since I’m almost as old as Joe Biden I did pay attention in school!
Clinton would have perfected this quiz. He can solve NYTimes puzzles in 10 minutes or less.
got 90 correct !
I got 75 questions right and some of them I guessed.
Yes nile is longest river NOT amazon
Not according to recent research
@@TheFrugalMombotno u're wrong
@@TheFrugalMombot This is as of 2024, dear. Not the 2022 study. I'm refuting you stats. You did not provide a source for which to verify. I personally don't take the word of someone (just any old body) on the internet just cause they claim something is true......so there's that part..............
I am 82 and I got 106 questions correct.
what did you do for living?
Your trivia (I do not know another word to describe these questions; no insult intended) knowledge is top tier! Excellent job!!
Q. 107 If a person is *from* Brazil, then I could understand that person getting the colors correct. Otherwise, it would be a guess.
I’m from Canada, I watch sports..I knew
@@donnacowell7415 I knew it too - an Aussie.
That's why it's called general knowledge😉
The longest river is the river of denial
The Amazon is the Deepest perhaps or has the most water in it..
That makes Amazon the
largest (volume, and / or area
covered ) , not the longest.
Unless you also count
the lengths of all the
tributaries, including
the tap in Peru.😊
🇬🇧😊🦉😊🇬🇧
Recent research has proven that it is also the longest.
@@TheFrugalMombot 1. The Nile River
The longest river in the world is different, depending on who you ask. Is it the Nile in Africa or the Amazon in South America? They're comparable in length, but in 2009, a study in the International Journal of Digital Earth determined the Nile to be a bit longer at 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers). The Nile also is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's longest river. The Nile has two major tributaries - the White Nile and the Blue Nile, which meet up in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. The Nile drains an area of 1,293,056 square miles (3,349,000 square kilometers) of Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Eritrea and Democratic Republic of the Congo, before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.
2. The Amazon River
The Amazon River flows through Peru, Colombia and Brazil. Although the Nile is officially the longest river in the world, many disagree with that assessment and insist the Amazon is longer. Certainly, it's the world's largest river based on the enormous volume of water it deposits into the Atlantic Ocean every day; it has a greater output of fresh water than the next seven largest rivers combined. It also has the largest drainage area - 2,400,000 square miles (6,300,000 square kilometers) - which occupies almost 40 percent of the entire continent of South America. Be that as it may, most researchers agree that it is only 4,000 miles (6,500 kilometers) long compared with the Nile's 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers).
I love trivia and learning new things when I'm wrong
I got 102 questions right, 😃
Good job!
Send this to Frump! He is so smart. He knows everything 😅
74 at 70 yrs young❤
I got 100 right. I`m 82 and missed the pop and sport questions.
Very easy questions for one who reads a lot.
I'm glad you said ''modern pizza as we know it today'' for #18 because the French were eating a dish called Pissaladerie for many years before .. which is ''very much like'' an onion, anchovy and olive pizza (but with a pastry base).
I lost count at one point .. but I think I only got about 20 questions wrong.
Iran
I visited a Roman pizza restaurant that did both eat in and take away in Pompey. The marble counter top was still there, as was the original roof and stairs going up to the 2nd floor where diners sat at tables overlooking the take away shop below.
There were large circular holes cut into the counter top that would originally had metal plates in them. The pizza's were kept hot by these plates, which in turn were heated from below using charcoal. I kid you not!
I got 100 correct out of 112😊
Q. 101 That athlete is not/was not world-wide known.
Really?
I think he is well known.
Even I knew that and i don't watch soccer
I picked the most popular sport there because the odds were greater
Thanks for the quiz
questions related to astrology seem out of place for a quiz that purports to test IQ - or common knowledge. Only a guess but I believe fewer than 20% of American and European population pay any attention at all to astrology. Mostly because Astrology is not a serious field of study - mysticism and lore hold very little appeal to the people of a culture that relies heavily upon science, mathematics, history and communications and not very much attention or invested value in fantasy and fiction - with the exception of literary fiction.
The questions were not pertaining to astrology; they were about astronomy. Not the same animal. 🙄👎
@susancervantez3336 Wrong! Pay attention! There were questions that dealt with the signs of the Zodiac.
@@robertveith6383 My fault; I replied before I finished the quiz. Impatience and fatigue are not a good combo. Live and learn. 😻🌹💗✌️
@@susancervantez3336 obviously YOU don't know the difference - hilarious!
Baloney. Those fields of study are valuable in themselves. Science examines only the physical.
Im getting 40 right ans. .I'm 70 yrs old, senior age..still getting to join in this knowledge Game..just to add more 😌😊👍
Got 99 correct answers. The longest river in the world is the Nile , not the Amazon. By Amelia
Number 35 :
Crabs' claws are
not legs ! 😊.
(10 LIMBS : yes.😊.)
🇬🇧🤔😊🦉😊🇬🇧
Got 99 correct
84 not too shabby
I quit after 50. Too easy. BTW the seven, not five, oceans are the North and South Atlantic, North and South Pacific, Indian, Arctic, and the Antarctic (formerly Southern) oceans. I’ve been in all except the South Atlantic.
Sailing the 7 seas 🤗
@@teleriferchnyfain All the trips were on submarines including one cruise of “20,000 leagues.” (Smiley face here)
The South Pacific and the North Pacific are the same ocean, same with Atlantic. It’s five oceans seven continents.
@@TheFrugalMombot I understand your point. I read something once about the Sargasso Sea in the “South Atlantic” when it’s actually in the southern (more or less) North Atlantic. The north and south Atlantic and Pacific oceans are separately labeled on large charts. They are also considered different oceans in nautical texts and tables as well as in literature. Kinda like Europe and Asia being considered two separate continents when they are actually the one land mass of Eurasia. There’s been some controversy about Australia being a continent but I agree with you that, by definition, it’s a continent.
Agree!
Thanks
I got 101 correct.
Congratulations!
Good job!
This made me feel so good about myself! SCHOOL showed I’m above average intelligence but I specialized in the arts - so…..Getting science and history questions made me feel like I didn’t evolve into a BOX
Thank goodness I didn't completely shame myself on this one. I missed 23, so that's 89 right answers. How well do you think todays high school student would do on this? Heck, from what I've been seeing how would collage students do? Heaven help us, they didn't just fall through the cracks, they were thrown into the grand canyon.
In my 50s and scored 86
I score 90 or 91 if the longest river I still think is the Nile that would make it 91 😅
There are videos where a couple guys go around asking late teens to mid 20s questions. Some are just public and others are college students. They're hard to find sometimes but when you do, there are videos after videos. No one went through the cracks and no one threw them in a canyon. But somehow, they found a canyon to jump in not knowing it was a canyon, literally because they don't know what a canyon is.
I'm in high school I got 99 right😓☝️
I'm 64 and I got 100 correct. When I was 14, I probably would've gotten 99.
I got 85 right but it’s 86 if the Nile is the longest. I just checked and the Amazon River is 4,225 miles long or 6,800 km in length. The Nile River is 4,130 miles long or 6,65 km in length. That’s a difference of only 95 miles.
I feel so smart now 😂 I got so many right! I’m honestly surprised
The longest River in world is River Nile. My Geography Teacher made us to copy it 100 times & memorized it for final exam in 1979. Please check your fact. Thank you!
So i guess they don’t update research and that the earth doesn’t change in 50 years? Recent research indicates that the Amazon is 95 miles longer than the Nile
what research are you talking about? What happened to your basic Geography? You don't update or upgrade Natural existence. Are you among the so called researchers? Can you forward me a copy of the articles, where you got your research information? Thank you!
@@KindnessMelchlsalem Hello. Your Geography teacher obviously did a good job of making sure you would always remember what you'd been taught. But I was a teacher too, and I know I sometimes got things wrong! Besides, when we think about it, we realise that nature does change. For instance, our planet has been through Ice Ages and much hotter periods; even the shape of countries has changed - where I live now, in eastern England, our sandy cliffs are always collapsing as they are much softer than the granite cliffs of Cornwall in the south-west. Even in Cornwall, I remember finding one spring that a grassy hollow where I'd picnicked the year before had collapsed into the sea. Some bits get smaller, some bigger - and I don't only mean bits of me!
@@marysouthwell5270 So are saying that River Nile is the Longest or Amazon?
@@TheFrugalMombot 1. The Nile River
The longest river in the world is different, depending on who you ask. Is it the Nile in Africa or the Amazon in South America? They're comparable in length, but in 2009, a study in the International Journal of Digital Earth determined the Nile to be a bit longer at 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers). The Nile also is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world's longest river. The Nile has two major tributaries - the White Nile and the Blue Nile, which meet up in Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. The Nile drains an area of 1,293,056 square miles (3,349,000 square kilometers) of Sudan, Ethiopia, Egypt, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, Eritrea and Democratic Republic of the Congo, before emptying into the Mediterranean Sea.
2. The Amazon River
The Amazon River flows through Peru, Colombia and Brazil. Although the Nile is officially the longest river in the world, many disagree with that assessment and insist the Amazon is longer. Certainly, it's the world's largest river based on the enormous volume of water it deposits into the Atlantic Ocean every day; it has a greater output of fresh water than the next seven largest rivers combined. It also has the largest drainage area - 2,400,000 square miles (6,300,000 square kilometers) - which occupies almost 40 percent of the entire continent of South America. Be that as it may, most researchers agree that it is only 4,000 miles (6,500 kilometers) long compared with the Nile's 4,132 miles (6,650 kilometers).
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That was a pretty good quiz, with a great range of easy, medium, and difficult questions. I know that you have already been called out on the Nile vs Amazon River, so I'll just say that I got that one correct with NILE.
No you got it wrong. Check the most recent research that has the amazon at 95 miles longer than the nile
Answered right 99. Majority question are embarrassing easy. Caviar - surgeon- black, salmon-red fish eggs
I got 98 right. Thanks for creating and posting the quiz.
I got 103 correct. The ones I couldn’t answer concerned questions about modern music and who is the godmother of Elton Johns kids. But all in all not a bad score.
However, I found most of the questions very easy and only had a very few lucky guesses.
Q. 33 "America" is *not* a continent.
Should be North America and/or South America both of which are continents. The Bahamas which Columbus did visit are in North America. You're talking about the United States of America which is a country not a continent.
I've got most of them right
Bad "ai" generated krap
This is a basic trivia quiz. No difficult questions at all. I managed a full house.
I have a major issue with the Amazon being the longest river. The Nile is longer. The Nile is 6650km and the Amazon is 6400km
Correction: the longest river in the world is nile river, while amazon river is the widest river in the world.
This is no longer true with modern research methods using advanced measuring equipment. Researchers now say that the Amazon is the largest river by volume as well as by length. The Amazon River is 65 miles (105 kilometers) longer than the Nile. The Amazon River is 4,225 miles (6,800 kilometers) long whereas the Nile is 4132 miles (6650 kilometers) in length.
Wow! These answers are crazy.
Perfect Iam very intelligent 👏
Thank you for this program
I got 77 right out of 112. Many of these facts I didn’t know. I’m 38.
I got 94 questions right. I am originally from Albania but I live in PA
I like this quiz
#33 New research into the strain of Yrsinia pestis which started The Black Death shows that it STARTED in Europe, but went on to engulf Asia, as well as North Africa, so it wasn't just a European phenomena.
These are questions that most people don't study 🤔
I got 87 right - considering I had a really hard day at work today , I'm gonna take that and call it a win
I got 101 correct.
Most before the options were even said.
This was child’s play.
Only got around 10 wrong I really enjoyed that 🙏🏻