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Sorry, it is Mountain Dew. Tennessee bottlers Barney and Ally Hartman invented Mountain Dew as a mixer in the 1940s. During the 1930s, soft drinks were primarily available in specific regions, and the Hartmans faced challenges in Knoxville when trying to find their preferred soda for mixing with liquor, especially whiskey. To address this need, they decided to create their own beverage. The name "Mountain Dew," which had originally been a 19th-century slang term for whiskey-particularly Highland Scotch whisky-was trademarked for the soft drink in 1948.

Heck yeah, 44 for Team Lyes! Let’s keep this energy going! 🎉

Heck yeah! Team Lyes is on fire! Let’s keep this streak going! 🔥

Nice!

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@rachaeltrevorlyes9541 Thank you! I'm glad you liked the concept! A score of 38 is a solid start!

Welcome! And way to go Team Lyes!

@greenapple4280 Thanks for sharing your score! It’s always motivating to see how others are doing. Keep up the good work!

Thanks! I appreciate your feedback. I’m glad you liked the concept!

@alanzimmerman1674 Thank you for pointing that out! I love it when viewers catch the little details. It makes the effort worth it! You should check #42 on my General Knowledge Quizzes since #7.

@DanielCope-g5w A sperm whale's high-pitched clicks can reach 230dB, technically louder than a blue whale's song, but last for a mere fraction of the time. If we were considering a combination of loudness and duration, then yes, the blue whale would triumph. www.discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/loudest-animal-in-the-world

@DanielCope-g5w Ah, The Quarrymen! Such a cool part of music history. Correct!

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That is amazing! I would not be able to do that, and I made the video. Well done @user-tw5wx9uw9b !

Awesome to hear you had fun! Thanks for watching! 🙌

@QuizMit-UA Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's always helpful to know how others are feeling about these challenges. And best of luck on your channel. I could not answer a single one! Sadly, I only speak English.

@patmcgillhastings9657 I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz and learned something new! Missing two questions! That's a great score. Keep up the good work!

@christineraphael3811 Thank you for sharing your thoughts! Tardigrades are truly amazing, and I'm excited to say that's the correct answer!

Thank you for the correction! It’s always great to have viewers who catch those details. I’ll make sure to double-check next time!

@letsgetit-s8g Awesome! Glad you had fun with it! Can’t wait to bring more quizzes your way!

@amyfajardo4685 CORRECT!!

@karenmandeville7116 45 out of 50? That’s an A-! I appreciate your feedback!

Thank you for sharing your preference! I'm glad you find the music soothing. Your feedback means a lot!

Nice, correct bonus answer, but it's for the 60s Trivia Vid ;-)

@billhanna1116 Looks like I need to brush up on my late-night trivia! Thanks for the fact-check. Much appreciated.

@barrymorrow3319 I really appreciate your feedback! It's great to know that you liked the quiz.

Bonus = Correct! Thank you for the kind words! I’m thrilled to hear you enjoyed the quizzes-your support means the world to me!

That's fascinating! Growing up on a Civil War battlefield must have given you a unique look into history.

Never had Fruit Loops? You must have been too busy living a healthy life!

No FruitLoops! Your countries children are probably way more healthy because of it.

45/50 is impressive! And hey, who needs a sugar rush when you’ve got natural loopy vibes?

They carry pollen on their legs a leave it at the next flower to cross-pollinate.

YOU ARE CORRECT!

Doh! Nectar, you are right! Normally, I fact-check every answer, but I thought I knew that one. That's what happens when I skip the system. Thank you for keeping me honest @joegignac6916

Thank you for sharing your experience! It’s a great reminder that learning is a journey, and we all have our off days.

Nice! 17 out of 20 is solid! You’re crushing it! Keep at it!

20/20? I guess that means you’re seeing right through my questions! Good Job! 😄

Thank you very much!

@bigpumpkin22 Thank you! Edison made the first commercially feasible lightbulb, but others had already laid the groundwork for it. There is an interesting read at BBC's Science Focus on this: www.sciencefocus.com/science/who-really-invented-the-light-bulb

@@FAQsAndFacts He bought all the patents of the time, then used them to develop a commercially viable product

Thank you for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear you enjoyed the content. Your support means a lot!

Nice one! So close to perfection! You got this next time for sure!

@peterwootten2752, You may be right. However, I did check all my answers and here is where I got my information that said stone. www.legacybilliards.com/blogs/resources/why-should-i-get-high-quality-billiard-balls#:~:text=History%20of%20Billiard%20Balls,and%20time%20consuming%20to%20make.

@bigpumpkin22 Thank you!

@dlwyncllorr179 Thank you for your input!

@svtrunner I meant to say Native Languge, which is Mandarine. But you are right, the way I worded thequestion, English is the most spoken language.