44 - Danish and having trouble with Am. supreme law, abbreviations, sodium intake (which is the double amount in Denmark) and some medical/biological questions.
I don't know your definition for being "smarter than a high school student". Do I have to get 100% correct or is there a cutoff point? I know that in my high school, we (or maybe I) didn't learn most of these trivial facts. Also based on the narrator's accent it appears that she is possibly Canadian, so maybe Canadian high schoolers are smarter than U.S. high schoolers. Sadly, on the first quiz I missed 10 and on the second quiz, I missed 12. But the joke's on you, I didn't need these quizzes to let me know that I'm not smart; my wife reminds me every day.
The answer to number 12 is incorrect - it is both the conclusion and the turning point. Some stories have a turning point in the middle so that cannot be regarded as the climax.
@5:45 - Question #21 (color theory question) is incorrect. Color is a wavelength of light. If starting with black (i.e. the absence of light) and adding wavelengths of light, then the 3 primary colors are red, green, and blue. If starting with white (i.e. all wavelengths of visible light) and subtracting wavelengths, then the 3 primary colors are cyan, magenta, and yellow. This is why computer monitors (which are black when all pixels are turned off) operate on RGB, and digital printers (which start with a white piece of paper before any pigment/dye is applied) operate on CMYK (the only reason K - black - is there is to save ink/toner). Therefore, the most correct answer is A (if you are asking about the additive color space). Alternatively, answer B should have been more correctly termed, "Magenta, Yellow, Cyan" (if you were asking about the subtractive color space).
@@FunQuizQuestions - I have a university degree in Physics and worked in R&D (research and development) for an inkjet printer company... in other words, I know a great deal about color science. ... but don't take my word for it, please do your own research (using authoritative, scientific sources).
@@danielklopp7007 If we're talking about pigments as in mixing paints then their answer is correct. I am an artist an I know a lot about this Red and yellow make orange,, blue and yellow make green and red and blue make purple. No colours can be mixed to make blue, red and yellow, therefore they are the primary colours. You're talking about primary colours of light which isn't necessarily what the question is about. I'm sure your pleased you had the opportunity to show off your knowledge, though. In a very arrogant way, of course.
@@Trev359 ... "I am an artist an (sic) I know a lot about this..." arrogance may be a two way street in this case. BTW, I'm a physicist who worked for an inkjet printer company... so I might know a thing or two about color theory and practice myself.
Why do quizzers insist on STUPID colour schemes in setting up questions and answers. What looks good on an 11 inch sreen does not work on 2 inch phone screen. I immediately switch off, maybe others do too. 👎👎👎
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I got all of them except the two sports related questions. I guess it goes to show you what I was doing when I went to HS 40 years ago.
I got 35 right out if 50.some of the questions I had to definitely scratch my head.very challeng.
Scored 80% not bad for being out of HS for 40+ yrs.
80% is pretty good 🙂
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Same here :)
44 - Danish and having trouble with Am. supreme law, abbreviations, sodium intake (which is the double amount in Denmark) and some medical/biological questions.
Thanks ❤
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I got 22 correct😅
Yes yes yes 😌😀
😊around 70%😊
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I got about 58% and I'm going into sixth grade
😊😎🙂
i got 50/50
i got 72% i think that is great
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i got all of them right
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No one believes your prevarication
Ok
24/50
28 out of 50
11. C
12. B
13. C
14. A
15. A
16. A
17. B
18. C
19. A
20. C
1. A
2. C
3. B
4. B
5. C
6. C
7. B
8. A
9. B
10. B
36/50
72% good thing not 60😊
😊🙂
6:01 Antarctica is the largest desert in the world.
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I got 31/50 right but,i am just starting 7th grade
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Missed 8
30. B
Scored 92%
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I miss 11 answers
I don't know your definition for being "smarter than a high school student". Do I have to get 100% correct or is there a cutoff point? I know that in my high school, we (or maybe I) didn't learn most of these trivial facts. Also based on the narrator's accent it appears that she is possibly Canadian, so maybe Canadian high schoolers are smarter than U.S. high schoolers. Sadly, on the first quiz I missed 10 and on the second quiz, I missed 12. But the joke's on you, I didn't need these quizzes to let me know that I'm not smart; my wife reminds me every day.
IM 65 25 out 50 WHEW CHILD ITS BEEN A MILE STONE 😂😂😂😂
😊🙂
27/50
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#43 The primary function of HR is actually to prevent litigation from its employees.
I hate to be too cynical, but that's life in the real world.
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its actually to stop me from getting laid
lol
35. B
36. A
37. B
38. B
39. C
40. C
41. A
42. B
43. A
44. A
45. B
26. C
27. B
28. C
49. C
50. B
How many did you get correct? 🙂
@@FunQuizQuestions 30/30
47/50 for an eleven year old
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48/50 Thank goodness for multiple choice. Volleyball really? Who cares?
36/50…hmmm
i got 47/50
47 is pretty good 😎
46-50 you cheated
I got 39/50 and im going into 6th grade along with the other one i got 80/100
🙂😎
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The answer to number 12 is incorrect - it is both the conclusion and the turning point. Some stories have a turning point in the middle so that cannot be regarded as the climax.
What is the largest desert in the world?? Got you!! Its not sahara anymore🤣🤣!!! Its Antarctica😅😅
38/50 😩
38 isn't too bad. Thanks for playing 🙂
I missed twenty two
I need to start being more active
Same 😌
40/50 :/
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Only 29/50 😣😣. I choked in the middle
30/50 still definitely not smarter than a high school student.
i only got 2 wrong
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A 180 degree angle is a straight line, not an angle.
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21. B
22. A
23. B
24. C
25. C
26. C
27. B
28. B
29. C
30. 2961
shut up
I answered 45 of 50 correctly.
😃😎
46-50 suck me
@5:45 - Question #21 (color theory question) is incorrect. Color is a wavelength of light. If starting with black (i.e. the absence of light) and adding wavelengths of light, then the 3 primary colors are red, green, and blue. If starting with white (i.e. all wavelengths of visible light) and subtracting wavelengths, then the 3 primary colors are cyan, magenta, and yellow. This is why computer monitors (which are black when all pixels are turned off) operate on RGB, and digital printers (which start with a white piece of paper before any pigment/dye is applied) operate on CMYK (the only reason K - black - is there is to save ink/toner).
Therefore, the most correct answer is A (if you are asking about the additive color space). Alternatively, answer B should have been more correctly termed, "Magenta, Yellow, Cyan" (if you were asking about the subtractive color space).
Thanks. I'll check into that 😃
@@FunQuizQuestions - I have a university degree in Physics and worked in R&D (research and development) for an inkjet printer company... in other words, I know a great deal about color science.
... but don't take my word for it, please do your own research (using authoritative, scientific sources).
@@danielklopp7007 If we're talking about pigments as in mixing paints then their answer is correct. I am an artist an I know a lot about this Red and yellow make orange,, blue and yellow make green and red and blue make purple. No colours can be mixed to make blue, red and yellow, therefore they are the primary colours.
You're talking about primary colours of light which isn't necessarily what the question is about. I'm sure your pleased you had the opportunity to show off your knowledge, though. In a very arrogant way, of course.
@@FunQuizQuestions Your answer is correct.
@@Trev359 ... "I am an artist an (sic) I know a lot about this..." arrogance may be a two way street in this case.
BTW, I'm a physicist who worked for an inkjet printer company... so I might know a thing or two about color theory and practice myself.
Why do quizzers insist on STUPID colour schemes in setting up questions and answers. What looks good on an 11 inch sreen does not work on 2 inch phone screen. I immediately switch off, maybe others do too. 👎👎👎
Thanks for your feedback
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@@FunQuizQuestions yes I did worse on that one.
42/50
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41/50
24/50
28/50
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29/50
26/50