General Knowledge Quiz - HARD, 30 questions , only 10 seconds to answer each. - Pub Quiz Trivia GK
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- Опубліковано 27 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.
Great idea for a video
Great quiz thanks again Dale I had 30/30 with two lucky guesses 👍👍😁
YAY!! - amazing quizzing 🏆🏆🏆
23 of 30. Brilliant diverse questions though. Thanks.
Thank you Kathleen, much appreciated.
Good score 👏🏻, thank you for playing.
Perhaps three freebies for Australians is too generous. I'd expect most Australians to get New Holland, tennis, and Southern Cross all correct.
Hehe... As an Aussie, I noticed that, but was happy to take the freebies. That's the Aussie way!
Yes this was a very Australian friendly quiz 😀 - though maybe 3 in 1 quiz is a bit to generous, so will try to spread the freebies more evenly next time.
Thank you for this quiz. Really enjoyed it. Got 25 correct.
Thank you 😊 and a great score - well done 👍🏻
26 easy questions, 4 hard ones!
great fun thankyou.also for the Mozart in the background Eine Kleine nachts musik
Your welcome 😀
7 wrong ugh! Nice quiz thanks!!!!
Thank you tberreth 🙂
7 wrong on this one is good, I make these questions a lot more difficult than my other quizzes.
Thanks for playing and Happy New Year.
23/30. Thank you.
Your very welcome and good score 👍
25/30 A few questions were hard but I knew the rest! Thanks for the Quiz! 🙃😂😆😅
Great score Devil’s Advocate 👏🏻
Thank you for playing and the comment.
so easy. got 32/30 correct. ;-)
Wow! a new record 😀 - thanks for playing.
Good quiz. I'm not ashamed about getting 10 questions wrong. You can never know enough.
Thank you Kerry, I am totally with you on that, I love a quiz when there’s some you don’t know, great excuse to have a Google and learn some new stuff.
Thanks for playing and have a nice weekend.
In the Old Testament, the phrase “City of David” is used to refer to Jerusalem 45 times, but in the New Testament, it is found twice-and it refers to Bethlehem, where David was born. The New Testament is often regarded as the Bible ... so the question was ambiguous.
Thanks! As a practicing and well-informed Christian I was undecided between Jerusalem and Bethlehem, and went with Bethlehem on "feel". I can now see that I was thinking of "Once in Royal David's city... stood a lowly cattle shed".
Thanks for the detail on the references in the OT and NT!
24/30... I had only missed 2 until the last few questions.
Great score Craig, it always a little frustrating to finish that way.
Thanks for playing and have a nice day.
Got 20,very happy great set of questions
Well done Debra 👏🏻👏🏻, and thank you for the nice comment.
Quite easy only 4 wrong
Great score 👏🏻, sorry if they weren’t as difficult as you were hoping.
Thanks for playing and have a nice day.
23 certain final answers correct with 1 guess that proved correct! Thanks, that was fun!
Excellent score Michael 👏🏻, really please you enjoyed it and thanks for playing.
22/30 good quiz
Good score Louise 👏🏻
Thank you for playing and the comment, have a nice day.
24/30
Not too shabby
Not to shabby indeed! - Great score Max 👍🏻
29/30.got the volcano one wrong. Thanks for the quiz
Superb Mark!!! - Great quizzing, thank you for playing and posting your score.
23.
But I got the volcano one as an educated guess, from the name, which looked "Spanish" to me, with the Philippines as the only Spanish colony out of the four.
@@stephenhosking7384 Yes I probably should have got it from deduction, an educated guess.... I dont think I had ever heard of it though
@@marksweet3580 Thanks for the reply, and congrats for 29/30!
29/30 - just the belcher caught me!
Top quizzing Adam!! so close to the full house, well done.
19/30
Thank you for posting Mark 👍🏻
.good one for the morning 28/30, Old scar face had strong connection to NYC too, I actually have a family connection to his 'Mob' 😂
Wow! - I will be nice to you 👍🏻
Super score Jay - fantastic 👏👏
@QuizMasterDale lol, long dead mate, my great uncle thought he would chance his arm in states, Capone sent him back to NYC on 'business ' around the time of St Valentine's massacre, he fell foul of NYPD and was deported, turned up at my Grandfather's, zoot suit big fedora et al, grandad was a professional soldier and turned him away,only time my Dad ever saw his uncle 😉 😳
That’s strange. People generally think that Jesus was born in a stable in Bethlehem. Are the Christmas Carols misleading us when they describe the birth of Jesus… as in “O Little Town of Bethlehem”? Also “ For unto you a child is born in the city of David”. Putting these two carols together logic seems to tell us that the city of David and Bethlehem are the same place. Is the town Bethlehem in the city of Jerusalem?
My thoughts exactly
And mine, am surprised more people have not noticed that
“For you in David’s town this day
Is born of David’s line…”
@@wendycutts9734 Oh yes, you’re right, I do know those words but I think my brain must have done a blip because I’d jumped to the Bible quote that goes on to something like. ”… and this shall be the sign. You will find the child wrapped in swaddling clothes lying in a manger.”
Bethlehem and Jerusalem are different places. The latter would have been King David's capital city, but the carol refers to the former town.
I got 26 out of 30 and am pleased with that but a little frustrated as I got 2 of the last 3 wrong.
A frustrating way to finish but overall an excellent score, well done 👏🏻.
Thanks for playing and hope you enjoy your weekend.
28/30
Fantastic score Gloria, well done 👏 👏
24/30
Excellent Norman 👍🏻👍🏻
I thought I was quite good at general knowledge, but got 9 of them wrong. I suppose 21/30 isn’t too bad.
21 is a good score on these quizzes and if they come up elsewhere you will now have the answer 😀.
Thanks for playing and commenting.
Same here. I normally think of myself as good with general knowledge, so was a bit disappointed with 23, given that as an Aussie 3 of them were giveaways.
Not bad, 17,but it took me 6 seconds to read the question & 4 possible answers lol😁
17 is good, it’s a tough one and pretty quick.
There is a setting on all UA-cam videos where you can slowdown the speed, if that helps.
Thank you for playing and have a good weekend 😀.
same here ,25 right but 5 were sort of lucky (educated) guesses
Brilliant score Ian 👍.
The educated guesses always feel great to get.
Thanks for playing and commenting your score, have a nice weekend 👍
29/30 - got the battleship question wrong.
Fantastic score ngc!!, well done :)
I think the Battleship question will stump a few (it's more trivia than general knowledge).
Thanks for playing and have a great weekend
I also got it wrong, guessing "7" - which really irritated me, as I played it obsessively in me early teens - fifty years ago. :(
Really good questions some tough ones n 1 or 2 caught me out 21/30 hit a bad patch of questions around 15-20 hurt me 👍👍👍👍
Thank you 👍, 21 is decent on this quiz.
Like you said in your previous message, it’s always good to learn new things, I’m not a fan when they’re to easy.
@@QuizMasterDale deffo no fun when you know them all
I must admit that if you speak Greek you have at least a 20% advantage over other people ... Lucky me!!!
Haha - amazing, I have often wandered this, Greek or Latin would be a fantastic help with quizzing.
I bet phobia questions are a doddle for you😀.
Thanks for playing.
@@QuizMasterDale Indeed, and only the -phobia words…. Most words that quiz makers consider hard, they are probably Greek
Also most Latin translates directly from Ancient Greek and for a moderately educated Greek is easy to figure it out.
I guess it’s a perk of being Greek …
20/30
Good score Edwin, thank you for playing 👍
Lost 4 rest of all where rightly answered
Great quizzing Mervin 👏🏻👏🏻
I had 23/30, which I find is pretty good for me not being British or American.
That Fahrenheit question.... 🤔
It’s a really good score M.M. 👍, they are loaded a bit towards UK and US but I want to try to make them as international friendly as possible.
Thanks for playing.
24 /30 not too bad
More than “not to bad” , I would say very good 👏🏻👏🏻.
Thank you for playing and posting your score.
25
Excellent score John 👍👍 - thanks for playing.
The telephone wasn't invented by Bell, but more likely by Italian scientist Antonio Meucci.
got them all except one. None of them needed anything like the 10 seconds allowed. 2 seconds is plenty of time.
Amazing quizzing Ruadhagain 👏🏻👏🏻
I’m afraid not all of us could quiz at your superhuman speed!
Missed1. ;;;;;🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Great quizzing as always Flyby 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks for playing 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
easy
You may be to clever for my quizzes Che 🙂
25 not bad. Should have got 26 schoolboy error in one. Nnnnnoooooo 😱 lol
Haha there’s always one question 😀. Excellent score Paul and thanks for playing.
@@QuizMasterDale the British empire one!!! Nnnnnoooooo!!!! Aaaaagggggghhhhhhh 😱 lol
Port does NOT mean left. It means the left when looking towards the bows.
Sorry, should have worded the question better!
I hope people know what I meant.
Thanks for the correction and have a nice day.
@@QuizMasterDale Port is the left side of the vessel with the bow at 12 o'clock. Matter not facing bow or stern.
Question 1 alternate: What food's scientific name translates from Greek as "Food of the Gods"?
Thank you for the advice, I’m trying to improve my grammar, it’s very much appreciated and will bear that in mind for similar questions in the future.
Thanks for playing and have a nice weekend.
@@QuizMasterDale No, your question was fine! Your question reminded me of a completely different trivia question -- there's a common food (not among your answers) with a genus name that also translates as "Food of the Gods". I didn't want to give the answer yet to see if anyone else knows. Hint: native to Central and South America.
Elijah Gray invented the Telephone.
A possibility, as both he and Bell submitted their patent requests on the same day. There were numerous legal actions, Bell won every time. Sign of the times back then, and unfortunately now as well, he who has the biggest clout wins.
Hi Dave
There is an excellent reply to your comment from T Mc.
I understand your point and there are similar examples of this with other inventions.
With any future questions of a similar nature I will asking “who is generally credited with the invention of….” to avoid any confusion in the future.
Thank you for playing and your comment
Im too embarrassed to tell you the score but enjoyed it all the same. 😁
Hello chocoholic (you did well get that name 😃).
Don’t worry about the score it’s a tough one and it’s always nice to learn new things.
I’m pleased you enjoyed it, thanks for playing and have a nice day 👍
@@QuizMasterDale think I got about 8. As you can imagine I love chocolate 😁
Although your questions were of an excellent standard, I am afraid that you have forgotten how to articulate yourself properly in the English vernacular, a quiz is not "hard", it is difficult!
Thank you for the kind comment about the questions, I do spend a lot of time thinking of interesting ones to use.
Thank you for the correction on the use of the word “hard” , I’m in a difficult situation with that, the views I get on those videos are improving all the time and as much as I would like to correct the grammar I am worried it would affect the algorithm of how UA-cam recommends my video’s.
I will definitely change this at some point but scared to do so at the moment.
Thanks you for playing and the comment.
I had no idea just how competitive I am. Why was I screaming at a youtube programme that the City of David IS Bethlehem?!? We all know the carol Once in Royal David’s City! If this was being held in my local, the tables would be over.
It isn’t “ food of Gods” it was “ drink of Gods”, because it is about the juice ( nectar)
Hi Nora
Thanks for playing, I did research it before putting it in the quiz.
It looks to me that “ambrosia” is food or drink of the Gods (but generally considered “food”and nectar is the drink of the gods.
25/30
Brilliant score 👏👏, thanks for playing and posting.
"For unto you is born this day in the City of David a Savior who is Christ the Lord" Luke 2:11. Hmmm, guess I never knew Jesus was born in Jerusalem!
I’ve looked into it and this answer is an interesting one, the bible refers to Jerusalem as the City of David on many occasions but as you said Luke does refer to Bethlehem as The City of David.
Confusing but we have both learned something new (which is always nice).
Thank you for playing and have a nice weekend.
I was singing in my head : Once in royal David's city. i was surprised that it was wrong.
The things that you're liable to read in the Bible ain't necessarily so
Bethlehem is known as the City of David because he was born there. This is an important distinction made in Christianity because it points to Christ being of the Line of David. In the Old Testament reference in made in 1 Chronicles and 1 Kings that an area of Jerusalem was also known as the City of David. David took the Fortress of Mount Zion from the Jebusites...1 Chronicles 11:7. "And David dwelt in the castle, and therefore it was called the city of David."
David restored the Mount of Zion and Joab restored the rest of Jerusalem as a reward for killing the first Jebusite. Jerusalem is also marked as the City of David in 1 Kings 3:1 and 8:1. The exact location of the City of David was lost for centuries after the Roman destruction of Jerusalem in 70 A.D. It has since been located on the southwest side of Jerusalem, opposite the Temple Mount, with which it was connected by a bridge over the Tyropoeon valley. .
So what snowy river means is that it was a crap question!
Question 4a - how do you spell Philippines?
Hi Chris, yes sadly the odd spelling mistake rears its ugly head.
I try pretty hard to get it right and I have definitely improved on this but I will pay extra attention to the next one.
Thanks for the correction and for playing.
You are faced with two doors, one of which leads to heaven, and the other to hell.
One is guarded by one who always tells the truth, and the other by one who always lies.
You can ask only one question of either, the answer to which will lead to the door to heaven.
What is that question?
Thank you for this, I will get back to you with my answer soon, no cheating (I promise).
“Do you tell the truth” - that is my answer - please let me know😀
Please scrap that answer, I thought so had it and replied to quickly😀, I will keep thinking
@@QuizMasterDale well, you would not know if he was lying or not.
You would say " if I asked the other guy if he was guarding the door to heaven what would he say ? "
The liar would answer that he would say no, if he was and yes if he wasn't.
The truth teller would say that he would answer no if he was and yes if he wasn't.
Either way, you take the opposite of each answer
@@kimbirch1202 No the answer is "if I ask the other guard to point out which door is the door to heaven, which door will he point to" if you just say "if I ask the other guard if he is guarding heaven" you still won't be able to work out whether he is the liar or truth teller. Whereas if you ask "if I ask the other guard which door is heaven" the answer they give will always point to hell. So you know the other door is heaven
4 wrong, damnation.
😂 - no “damnation” needed, that’s an excellent score 👏🏻👏🏻.
Thank you for playing and commenting.
Wrong spelling: Phillipines, should be Philippines
Noooo, I spent a bit of extra time checking this one (don’t know why the speed check didn’t pick it up) 😞.
Thank you for the correction and for playing.
Surely Bethlehem was/is Royal David's city? "Once in Royal David's city in a lowly cattle shed, there a mother laid her baby, ain a manger for his crib" ?????
Hi Christopher
This one is confusing, there are some more detailed comments and reply’s on here that might explain it better and I would probably have a look at Google to get a more accurate answer but to my understanding is that “Jerusalem” is referred to as the city of David 40 times in the Old Testament.
A few people had commented the same as yourself, maybe I have got it wrong (it’s one of those times I wish I hadn’t put “that” question in.
Just a bit of advice -- the name is "Pearl Harbor", please don't spell it with a 'u'.
Thank you for the correction, that will definitely stick in my mind next time I use it.
Have a good day
I scored 28/30! ( It wasn't that hard to be honest,).
Great score K M. 👏🏻
Will up the difficulty level up a notch on the next one 😃.
Have a nice day and thanks for playing.
Nose BOB! A belcher is a burping burper? 24/30 . Lonely bat the top QD??
😂 the word “belcher” does bring that to mind and I probably wouldn’t have named a jewellery company that.
Thank you for playing Buddy Mac and another solid score 👏🏻👏🏻
How do you spell Philippines?
Check your spelling on Q.4 Dale, it's Philippines.
Thank you for the correction Essexkiwi, I’ve spending more time checking my spelling and grammar (obviously not enough) - will try harder.
No quiz which offers multiple choice answers can even vaguely be described as hard or difficult. As the US schools' propensity for using them, multiple choice quizzes are the crutches for the ill informed.
When the US Army decided to get into WWI, they invented the multiple choice exam so they could get as many as possible to pass.
Multiple-choice tests had their origin in World War I, when Dr. Robert Yerkes2, President of the American Psychological Association (APA), convinced the Army to commission them to test the intelligence of recruits.3,4 The Army's goal was to improve the efficiency of evaluating men by moving away from time-consuming written and oral examinations. Yerkes' motives were to make psychiatry a more scientific field and move it away from its affiliation with philosophy.
A total of 1.7 million recruits were tested, giving the multiple-choice test an air of legitimacy, but in the end, the Army found no value in the results. Yerkes omitted that part of the story when he sold this idea to educational testing outfits. The validity of the test was not questioned. The rest is an unfortunate history.
Very in-depth, it’s just a suggestion that this quizzes are more difficult than most others on UA-cam.
There's no such thing as an easy or hard question, you either know the answers or you don't and no one has all the answers to all questions. E.g., here's an easy one, what did I have for breakfast today? Lol!
Hello Mabon Bran
I do understand what your are saying, it was toast by the way (1 point to me).
However, I do think there are quizzes which are harder than others.
Until the last couple of years I would always go to two pub quizzes a week, with one we would always score extremely high (only missing a few) and the other was always far more challenging with any score of 40/60plus something to be happy about.
Again, I do know what you mean. They’re has been many so called easy questions I have sat quietly awaiting someone to say the ‘obvious’ answer.
Thanks for playing and have a nice weekend.
It was beans on toast
Easy or hard is determined by the percentage of people who know the answer. What color is the sky is easy because everyone knows that and you just have to exist to know it, whereas asking the atomic weight of the 107th element on the periodic table is hard because very few people in the world would know that off the top of their head, and you would only know that from studying, not life experience.
@Nigel Thornbury lol! Every one knows the colour of the sky is blue because they exist! Tell that to the ancient Greeks, they thought it was bronze! It's only blue in the English-speaking world, other countries call it by different names. And believe it or not, you weren't born with a full list of colours in you head, you had to learn them,you know nothing from "just existing" ask a bird and the spend most of their time there. Everything is learnt by study so yes if you spent time studying the periodic table the answer would be easy because you would know it without necessarily feeling superior to those that haven't studied the table! A question isn't easy because 99 per cent know the answer if you're in the 1 per cent that doesn't! It's easy only if YOU know the answer!
@@Fajowski50 what colour is the sky ??
The sky can be all sorts of different colours
You call that hard?
Hello Kimberley
Sorry if the was to easy for you, my latest two "General Knowledge Hard Quizzes" are more difficult than this one and may prove a challenge.
Thanks for playing and have. nice evening.
23/30
Good score William 👏🏻
Thank you for playing and commenting your score👍
24/30
Good score Sage 👏👏, thanks for playing.
25
Brilliant score David 👏🏻👏🏻 and thank you for playing.
@@QuizMasterDale thanks .not bad for76
28/30
Great score Ludo 👏👏 , thanks for playing and posting your score.
28/30
Thank you for playing Peter and excellent score 👏🏻👏🏻.
Have a nice weekend.
26/30
Excellent score Colonial Gal 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for playing and enjoy your day.
27
Great score Steve, thank you for playing 👍