Well, although the questions were quite simple and I'm in my seventies, I think I did very well indeed. I almost feel like patting myself on the head. 🤗🤗 It's nice to know I'm not senile yet.
@@seamusmclaughlin7142 He'd ace it. Mumbles would wander away after question four and look for his ice cream cone and then lose track of the teleprompter and fall down.
9 William Shake Armstrong Going as fast as I can here Kid - wrong kangaroo Pause: abiding by your time limit. Pox China - wrong Iron Golf 6 - guitar 5 Helium Stork Brazilia 270 degrees - wrong triangle Co2 1945 - UN Victoria Falls - wrong Power of Hydrogen 1912 - Titanic April 14th I believe Greenland Soccer Zeus Si - silver - wrong Isaac Newton Finland Botany - wrong Did my best without pause on the first 25. Got 6 wrong.
Guess I better do some reading .. only 37 out of 50 ,,, However , certainly picked up some useful knowledge that I can store and probably never use again. Thank You
Yeah I am a bit peeved I got 42. Thing is a few of the questions I had no idea 2 of them I was ummm its like B or D and guessed wrong. The Antarctica One really got me.
Q43. Who was the last prophet in Islam? A) Muhammad - B) Moses - C) Jesus or D) October 31st.- As a non-believer I was a bit stumped here, but I'm reasonably sure it wasn't 'D' .- I was taught that Rio was the capital of Brazil at school, which gives a clue to my age (the wrong side of 70) but I knew it had been changed. Also at school we had 12 zeroes to a billion. The war didn't end (pedantic) until Germany joined the west. The Wall came down in 1989. I blurted out France for the Renaissance, then paused it, went outside and slapped myself...hard. The study of fungi was another erroneous answer. I guessed at A. 48/50 - I see knowledge as being lucky to have a nigh on excellent memory. My head is packed with useless trivia. We played a game at Easter called 'I Should Have Known That' = We played the same game last Christmas and my team (Me, eldest daughter and eldest grand daughter) lost by 8 points. I blamed the cold I had, and was jeered for my efforts. Just me (fully fit) and eldest daughter trounced the opposition 70/72 in the Xmas Rematch. I love all quizzes, no matter what the subject, apart from football, cooking and art. No interest in any of those three, so I don't 'read about them and nothing gets absorbed by my little grey cells. Thanks to question setter(s).
'There were actually a few cases of lone Japanese soldiers who continued fighting after the war's official end in 1945. The most famous of these is Hiroo Onoda, who surrendered in the Philippines in March 1974. He and his small group held out for nearly 29 years after the war, believing the messages dropped about Japan's surrender were Allied propaganda.'
@@johnbird7357technically nothing! The wall went up on instructions from the Soviets the Masters of East Germany, after it was divided up between The former Soviet Union and The USA. The Soviets were our allies in WW2 only letting their paranoia turn them into Cold War enemies of the west. I have a first in world history and am surprised you thought you were being a mite pedantic about something that just didn’t happen.🕊️🕊️👍
Well, despite the simplicity of the questions and my age being in the seventies, I'm rather pleased with how I performed. I almost feel inclined to give myself a little pat on the head. It's reassuring to realize my mind is still sharp. ❤❤😍😍
We did not learn that antactica was the largest desert in my time, but being curious and with wikipedia, I learned this new definition. Curiosity doesn't have to disappear with age. Thanks for the internet!
That's amazing! It's fascinating how knowledge continues to evolve and how the internet allows us to keep learning new things. Curiosity truly knows no age limit! 😊
wikipedia is not necessarily always correct. If you define desert in terms of availability of water (rather than purely precipitation), the Sahara is the largest. Antarctica actually has 70% of all the worlds fresh water.
@@LawrenceMclean That's exactly what I meant, I answered the quiz according to the current trivia data, exactly like that found in wikipedia. While I answered the quiz question correctly, am aware of the definition I learned before (as an avid student of this type of data / definition). Anyway, that's it...
Easy enough coz Germany led axis powers and being one to lead in ww1 and ww2, it needed armies to fight and increasing population became top priority...
@@dakg8034 As you can easily see in the header it was published 2024-Mar-17. Therefore I expect the information to be up to date to this date (or at most a few days before).
I just read the actual question. It simply asked which country in the EU has the largest population but It never claimed that the UK is part of the EU. Assuming that all listed countries are members of the EU is a common fallacy. There could be India or even Wales or Paris as possible answers. They would just be wrong answers.
Thanks for the quiz. I got six incorrect. There are some very smart people below in the comments that have corrected a couple of mistakes with the answers. So, let's learn together. Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Good to see how I’d do on Who wants to be a Millionaire with no lifelines left - I scored 33! Never heard of Angel Falls and thought biggest tea producer was India....was too quick to count 5 continents but would have got it had I thought about it. Gave Rio as capital of Brazil and can’t remember my other blunders.
Fun! I wish the questions and answers were read aloud as well as displayed on screen. I could listen and answer as I clean and do household chores to make the time go by faster!
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Neither is correct. It actually means "the negative logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration". p is the symbol used in science to represent the negative logarithm.
How many continents? Anywhere from 3 to 8, depending on the definition of 'continent' and which geologist you ask. - The obvious 3: Antartica, America, and then the rest because the rest is connected or at least almost connected by land bridges - Split off Australia and you got 4 continents. This is a very common definition of continent: if it is connected via a land bridge, then it is the same continent - Split off Africa and you got 5. Which is another common definition because Europe really isn't more than an appendix of Asia - Nevertheless split off Europe and you got the traditional 6 continents. - In a few countries America is split into North and South America and you got 7 - Add the mostly sunken continent of Zealandia and you got 8
On my laptop I can advance a video by 5 seconds by pressing the right arrow key On my IPad I can advance a video by 10 seconds with a double tap on the right side of the screen.
No it is power of hydrogen and potential of hydronium ion... children india are far more intelligent than most scientists today in world... I am just 23 and I got only 1 wrong😊
The "p" in pH stands for "potenz," which is a German word meaning "power" or "exponent" of, in this context, the concentration of hydrogen ions. The term pH was introduced by Danish chemist Søren Peder Lauritz Sørensen in 1909 to represent the negative logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution. The "H" in pH stands for "hydrogen." Therefore, pH essentially represents the power of hydrogen ions in a solution.
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@@benediktmorak4409 no? Gosh I graduated an average public Canadian high school and would have gotten all or nearly all these answers and I was by no means a straight A student.
There are 9 zeros in a American Billion but when I was taught growing up a British Billion was a Million Million so 12 Zeros. Anaemia is a lack of Iron not the cause of.
@@englishtestsandlogic Which actually makes a lot more sense: - million = (10^6) - billion = (10^6)^2 - trillion = (10^6)^3 - quadrillion = (10^6)^4 - quintillion = (10^6)^5 Now, where is the BI in 10^9 ?
At my age you have a lifetime of random information. I missed the rings on the Olympics flag, and the one about soccer being beautiful. Not bad for a elder!
To be historically correct 1945 marked the military surrenders not the end of WWII. The peace treaty ending war with Japan was finalized in 1949. It wasn’t until 1951 that the terms were completely carried out. The war in Europe wasn’t officially ended until 1989! The final treaty was signed on Sept. 12, 1989 when George H. Bush was President. The treaty finalized the ‘provisional’ borders that dated back to the Potsdam Agreements and formally ended the state of war that existed on paper. Among the treaty signers were the Soviet Union and East Germany, both of which were about to go out of business themselves. Nice quiz overall despite a few errors. Got 48/50 after pH corrected. Never heard of ‘beautiful game’ as soccer was nonexistent for Americans when I was in school, and I thought Titan was bigger than Ganymede. Fun Quiz for extra credit: If pure water has a pH of 7.00, what’s the pH of 10 to the minus 8 Molar hydrochloric acid (10 to -8 M HCl) to 2 decimal places? I’ll wait a little before posting the answer and how to calculate it. Remember pH is the negative log (base 10 logarithm) of the Hydrogen ion concentration. The pH scale runs from 1 to 14. A pH of 7.00 is neutral, pH lower than 7.00 is acidic, higher than 7.00 up to 14 is alkaline. Regards
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when typing into the search line, one gets a pic of both instruments. One spelling though is BRITISH English. One is AMERICAN Englisch. And it depends also what nationality you are. For me as an AUSTRIAN, in my native language, both answers or replies in the search would be wrong.
@@Rick-S-6063 No, they got it right. Too bad Mandela wasnt the first man on the moon. Then all these 'men didnt go to the moon' conspiracy nuts would shut up for fear of being called racist
45/50 for me. I found this quiz fairly easy, missing only 5 questions. I thought the UK was the largest European Union country not Germany. I agree with a few comments that a 10 second time limit is a bit too long for the answers.
Thank you for your feedback and for sharing your score! Great job on getting 45/50! The UK is indeed one of the largest countries in Europe, but Germany holds the title for the largest population within the European Union. I appreciate your input on the time limit as well; I'll definitely consider shortening it for future quizzes. Stay tuned for more challenging content!
@Barry, congratulations on your impressive score of 44/50! 🎉 I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed the quiz and found it challenging. Your feedback is invaluable, and I'll definitely consider creating a longer quiz with more questions in the future. Thanks for participating and sharing your thoughts!
Not if you’re from the USA. Ignorance is bliss, that’s why you see so many citizens with smug smiles. 10 minutes wouldn’t be long enough for them or their leader Sarah Palin who thinks Africa is a country😳
Exactly. Jealous, tantrum-throwing Americans used their Hollywood skills to beat the Russians, and forgot about the flag flapping in the wind, and the length of the horizon.
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49 ot of 50😂 easy enough... i am completing my masters now ... but... my 6th grade gk exam was tougher than this... if you live in india... gk exams are worst nightmares...
Thank you for taking the test! Don't worry, quizzes are all about learning. Regarding the Sahara Desert vs. polar scape question, it's based on the unique characteristics of each environment. The Sahara is known for its arid climate and vast sand dunes, while polar scapes are typically icy and snowy.
You need to change how the questions are worded, or a different question. 1) CO2 doesn't cause global warming. 2) Lack of iron in the diet causes anemia.
Your answer to the first question is not totally correct. You said there are only nine zeroes in one billion. Yes, in the American Numbering System, one billion is written as one followed by nine zeroes. But, this is not so in the case of the British Numbering System where one billion is written as one followed by twelve zeroes. This was the fact which you ignored. IMRAN AKHTAR 18 March 2024 (Monday) 5:24 PM (Indian Standard Time) Lucknow
I believe you are correct that used to be the case, but: 'The UK government and most media outlets in the UK have switched to using the short scale since 1974, so unless you're encountering older texts or specific contexts that use the long scale, a billion will have nine zeros.' I think it demonstrates the cultural power of the US, that the UK changed to the US convention, as I recall.
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Well, although the questions were quite simple and I'm in my seventies, I think I did very well indeed. I almost feel like patting myself on the head. 🤗🤗 It's nice to know I'm not senile yet.
Well done! Thanks for participating! ❤️👍
I'm 75 , scored 47. Wonder what score Dump would get?
@@seamusmclaughlin7142He’s a sick, profoundly ignorant criminal moron, so I’m guessing 50%.
@@seamusmclaughlin7142 He'd ace it. Mumbles would wander away after question four and look for his ice cream cone and then lose track of the teleprompter and fall down.
@@seamusmclaughlin7142 I'm guessing you're a bit dodgy old man😮 Stay away from kids🤢
A general knowledge quiz --- what a fantastic idea! I managed to squeeze 48 out of 50. Thank you so much for this terrific quiz! 🙏😍🤓🦋🦋🫶
@Mel Stiller, that's a fantastic score! Congratulations on getting 48 out of 50! I'm glad you enjoyed the quiz. Keep up the good work! 🙏😍🤓🦋🦋❤❤
Enmbroidery
9
William Shake
Armstrong Going as fast as I can here
Kid - wrong kangaroo
Pause: abiding by your time limit.
Pox
China - wrong
Iron
Golf
6 - guitar
5
Helium
Stork
Brazilia
270 degrees - wrong triangle
Co2
1945 - UN
Victoria Falls - wrong
Power of Hydrogen
1912 - Titanic April 14th I believe
Greenland
Soccer
Zeus
Si - silver - wrong
Isaac Newton
Finland
Botany - wrong
Did my best without pause on the first 25. Got 6 wrong.
didnt the titanic set off on the twelfh
Guess I better do some reading .. only 37 out of 50 ,,, However , certainly picked up some useful knowledge that I can store and probably never use again. Thank You
I only got 34 so you are smarter then me and most people think I’m pretty smart
@@MikeB-in1nd I am most likely older than you .. may have helped at guessing ..
My pleasure
Yeah I am a bit peeved I got 42. Thing is a few of the questions I had no idea 2 of them I was ummm its like B or D and guessed wrong. The Antarctica One really got me.
Thank you. For putting this together and letting me share in it LOVE it
@Jerry, thank you for taking the quiz! 🙏🥰❤️👍
10 seconds is too long a time, it should be 5 seconds. Furthermore Anemia does not cause Iron deficiency but Iron deficiency causes Anemia.
The person that put this together decided 10 seconds...lighten up, just a bit of fun.
Increase the speed of the video!
Then start your own channel numbnuts
Just play it back at 2x speed
Yes too long 3 seconds were enough
What is the most populated country in the country? Kindly translate.
Which should be there and india became the most populous country in world in 2023... with population over 1.45 billion
I was unaware that she had surpassed China. It'll be all right: Indians are resourceful@@hrishirajmajumder9154
It should read what is the most populated world in the country 😂.
Almost! 😂😂🤣
40/50
I enjoyed this very much. I was surprised how much I remembered and still learning something new. Thank you for sharing. 🙋
I'm so glad to hear that you enjoyed the quiz! It's always rewarding to see progress in learning and discovering new things. ❤👍
Yes excellent more of these quizzes we'll all end up chasers
Q43. Who was the last prophet in Islam? A) Muhammad - B) Moses - C) Jesus or D) October 31st.- As a non-believer I was a bit stumped here, but I'm reasonably sure it wasn't 'D' .-
I was taught that Rio was the capital of Brazil at school, which gives a clue to my age (the wrong side of 70) but I knew it had been changed.
Also at school we had 12 zeroes to a billion.
The war didn't end (pedantic) until Germany joined the west. The Wall came down in 1989.
I blurted out France for the Renaissance, then paused it, went outside and slapped myself...hard.
The study of fungi was another erroneous answer. I guessed at A.
48/50 - I see knowledge as being lucky to have a nigh on excellent memory. My head is packed with useless trivia. We played a game at Easter called 'I Should Have Known That' = We played the same game last Christmas and my team (Me, eldest daughter and eldest grand daughter) lost by 8 points. I blamed the cold I had, and was jeered for my efforts. Just me (fully fit) and eldest daughter trounced the opposition 70/72 in the Xmas Rematch.
I love all quizzes, no matter what the subject, apart from football, cooking and art. No interest in any of those three, so I don't 'read about them and nothing gets absorbed by my little grey cells.
Thanks to question setter(s).
'There were actually a few cases of lone Japanese soldiers who continued fighting after the war's official end in 1945. The most famous of these is Hiroo Onoda, who surrendered in the Philippines in March 1974. He and his small group held out for nearly 29 years after the war, believing the messages dropped about Japan's surrender were Allied propaganda.'
I remember when he was discovered and fascinated by the articles in the newspaper.
Technically (for the awkward, like me) the war ended when Germany joined the western world. When the Wall came down -1989
It's ongoing in the minds of UK Telegraph readers
@@johnbird7357technically nothing! The wall went up on instructions from the Soviets the Masters of East Germany, after it was divided up between The former Soviet Union and The USA. The Soviets were our allies in WW2 only letting their paranoia turn them into Cold War enemies of the west. I have a first in world history and am surprised you thought you were being a mite pedantic about something that just didn’t happen.🕊️🕊️👍
Well, despite the simplicity of the questions and my age being in the seventies, I'm rather pleased with how I performed. I almost feel inclined to give myself a little pat on the head. It's reassuring to realize my mind is still sharp. ❤❤😍😍
What was your score
It didn't tell me.
We did not learn that antactica was the largest desert in my time, but being curious and with wikipedia, I learned this new definition. Curiosity doesn't have to disappear with age. Thanks for the internet!
That's amazing! It's fascinating how knowledge continues to evolve and how the internet allows us to keep learning new things. Curiosity truly knows no age limit! 😊
wikipedia is not necessarily always correct. If you define desert in terms of availability of water (rather than purely precipitation), the Sahara is the largest. Antarctica actually has 70% of all the worlds fresh water.
@@LawrenceMclean That's exactly what I meant, I answered the quiz according to the current trivia data, exactly like that found in wikipedia. While I answered the quiz question correctly, am aware of the definition I learned before (as an avid student of this type of data / definition). Anyway, that's it...
The UK is not a part of the European Union--Brexit.
Easy enough coz Germany led axis powers and being one to lead in ww1 and ww2, it needed armies to fight and increasing population became top priority...
It's neither here nor there. Do you know when this quiz was developed?
YES IT IS = STILL !
@@dakg8034 As you can easily see in the header it was published 2024-Mar-17. Therefore I expect the information to be up to date to this date (or at most a few days before).
I just read the actual question.
It simply asked which country in the EU has the largest population but It never claimed that the UK is part of the EU.
Assuming that all listed countries are members of the EU is a common fallacy. There could be India or even Wales or Paris as possible answers. They would just be wrong answers.
Thanks for the quiz. I got six incorrect. There are some very smart people below in the comments that have corrected a couple of mistakes with the answers. So, let's learn together. Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Good to see how I’d do on Who wants to be a Millionaire with no lifelines left - I scored 33! Never heard of Angel Falls and thought biggest tea producer was India....was too quick to count 5 continents but would have got it had I thought about it. Gave Rio as capital of Brazil and can’t remember my other blunders.
That was fun, thank you. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️👍
Fun! I wish the questions and answers were read aloud as well as displayed on screen. I could listen and answer as I clean and do household chores to make the time go by faster!
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PH is the potential hydrogen not power of hydrogen
@Jennifer, you're right! PH stands for "Potential of Hydrogen"
We're so sorry for such an oversight.
Thanks! That’s what I thought….
Neither is correct. It actually means "the negative logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration". p is the symbol used in science to represent the negative logarithm.
"HA! HAA!" in Nelson from Simpsons voice 👆👦
That's what I thought.
Although my general knowledge is quite low, I enjoy doing this exercise.
Well done, Made Winasa! ❤️👍
Thank you for taking the quiz. Glad you enjoyed it.
@@englishtestsandlogic The less I get, the more deligent I take the qs.🙏🏼
If you like this type of content I'm sure u would enjoy this one as well try it
How many continents?
Anywhere from 3 to 8, depending on the definition of 'continent' and which geologist you ask.
- The obvious 3: Antartica, America, and then the rest because the rest is connected or at least almost connected by land bridges
- Split off Australia and you got 4 continents. This is a very common definition of continent: if it is connected via a land bridge, then it is the same continent
- Split off Africa and you got 5. Which is another common definition because Europe really isn't more than an appendix of Asia
- Nevertheless split off Europe and you got the traditional 6 continents.
- In a few countries America is split into North and South America and you got 7
- Add the mostly sunken continent of Zealandia and you got 8
Got 41/50. I'm 68. I'm Russian.
Got 41, also 68. I'm American.
Good for us! 😊
Do you stand with Putin ?
If "ten seconds" is too slow, go to "Settings" at the bottom of the screen and change the video's speed.
On my laptop I can advance a video by 5 seconds by pressing the right arrow key On my IPad I can advance a video by 10 seconds with a double tap on the right side of the screen.
Anemia is caused BY iron deficiency! Ph means the POTENTIAL of hydrogen, not power! My score was 42/50
No it is power of hydrogen and potential of hydronium ion... children india are far more intelligent than most scientists today in world... I am just 23 and I got only 1 wrong😊
You are the future of the World,if US let You.@@hrishirajmajumder9154
You did better than me I got 34 so you have a higher IQ than me. Way to be smarter
The "p" in pH stands for "potenz," which is a German word meaning "power" or "exponent" of, in this context, the concentration of hydrogen ions. The term pH was introduced by Danish chemist Søren Peder Lauritz Sørensen in 1909 to represent the negative logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration in a solution. The "H" in pH stands for "hydrogen." Therefore, pH essentially represents the power of hydrogen ions in a solution.
I thought I saw potential. I had to run back thru to see. Thank god for double speed. lol. Guess I’m a little OCD. Had to know.
Acoustic guitar background for this is gorgeous!!
The beautiful game is football , soccer is American term
For my part, baseball is the beautiful sport, but I got the right answer on this quiz. 41 out of 50.
Good job, Elvira! ❤️👍
Soccer actually originated in Britain, "Sock ball"
@@Walterthefriendly my mistake Walter I always thought it was an American term ,it's an age thing lol 👍
@@Walterthefriendly Soccer is short for 'Association Football' (cf 'Rugby Football'). Maybe you knew that already, and were just having fun.
Gave up after 12 (and had it on 2x speed)
Way too easy. Basic knowledge for high school students.
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definitely not AMERICAN highschool....
@@benediktmorak4409 no? Gosh I graduated an average public Canadian high school and would have gotten all or nearly all these answers and I was by no means a straight A student.
@@shizuokaBLUES all or nearly all? there IS a difference...
@@benediktmorak4409 well I’ll have to take the complete test but given how basic they were id say all. Of course high school was a loooong time ago.
I got 20/50 thanks for refreshing
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I missed 12, thanks I keep learning at 77 years old
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I missed 11! It’s. Ok . Good exercise for brain.
#14: There is no agreement as to whether methane or CO2 is more responsible. In fact, recent thinking is leaning more toward methane.
I got nine bad answers. Thanks for your video.
Well done, Janice Davy! ❤️👍
Thanks for participating.
The touch screen doesn't work to give answers
I got 44 correct answers, AND I enjoyed myself very much.
Thanks for a great quiz. 😀
I think you should try this one too, i. Sure you will enjoy it as well
41 out of 50,not bad for a 92 year old ,at least it proves my memory is intact 😘😘🇨🇦
47/50. Just turned 75
44. Was always bad in math 🥹 tripped up on some geography. But at 81 years old, I’m taking this result to show my doctor for cognitive evaluation.😊
pH is potence Hydrogen
Power of hydrogen or potential of hydronium ion
I, too, am in my 70s - 75, and I missed 6 questions.
I missed seven. Mostly math and science questions.
I missed 11 !!
Your score was amazing! Thanks for participating! ❤️👍
There are 9 zeros in a American Billion but when I was taught growing up a British Billion was a Million Million so 12 Zeros. Anaemia is a lack of Iron not the cause of.
@Paul Wilson, you're right. It's an oversight. Thanks for the feedback.
@@englishtestsandlogic Which actually makes a lot more sense:
- million = (10^6)
- billion = (10^6)^2
- trillion = (10^6)^3
- quadrillion = (10^6)^4
- quintillion = (10^6)^5
Now, where is the BI in 10^9 ?
At my age you have a lifetime of random information. I missed the rings on the Olympics flag, and the one about soccer being beautiful. Not bad for a elder!
2 seconds enough. I do not agree with 20.Q answer. The nicest game is the Girls Tennis. 😂😂
I think you should try to watch this epic quiz game I'm sureits alot fun 😂😂
49/50
Great job, Richard! ❤️👍
Keep up the good work.
Why can't we see our score?
Maybe because you are watching a video???
I got 36 right! But learnt a lot ! I’ll sure remember them another time!
Good job, Lisa Roberts! ❤️👍
I got 38 out of 50 still its been 52 years since I was at school😊
To be historically correct 1945 marked the military surrenders not the end of WWII. The peace treaty ending war with Japan was finalized in 1949. It wasn’t until 1951 that the terms were completely carried out. The war in Europe wasn’t officially ended until 1989! The final treaty was signed on Sept. 12, 1989 when George H. Bush was President. The treaty finalized the ‘provisional’ borders that dated back to the Potsdam Agreements and formally ended the state of war that existed on paper. Among the treaty signers were the Soviet Union and East Germany, both of which were about to go out of business themselves. Nice quiz overall despite a few errors. Got 48/50 after pH corrected. Never heard of ‘beautiful game’ as soccer was nonexistent for Americans when I was in school, and I thought Titan was bigger than Ganymede. Fun Quiz for extra credit: If pure water has a pH of 7.00, what’s the pH of 10 to the minus 8 Molar hydrochloric acid (10 to -8 M HCl) to 2 decimal places? I’ll wait a little before posting the answer and how to calculate it. Remember pH is the negative log (base 10 logarithm) of the Hydrogen ion concentration. The pH scale runs from 1 to 14. A pH of 7.00 is neutral, pH lower than 7.00 is acidic, higher than 7.00 up to 14 is alkaline. Regards
34/50 THAT WAS FUN. THANKS
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I missed 15 score 35
Good job, Barbara! ❤️👍
i really appreciated your quizzes and i hope for more.I'm watching .❤the Videos from Germany
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The only question I got right was, "are you ready?"
Me too!
Good for you because everyone else so far seem to have hit close to 50.
lol
That’s just sad.
I can't believe I got soooo many right
Do we get extra points for noticing that there were two question 12’s and 2 question 34’s for a total of 52 questions?
For me 36/50 Thanks
Would have been nice to mention that this test was for students in about 7th or 8th grade.
From which country? 😊
Probley my luck i got less but i gave it a go thats all that matters
I hope I can score some of this question test,because I never studied at all let begin.
I was 🤣 🤣 🤣 on question 43. I got 45/50. I was pretty sure Australia was the biggest island.
I thought for a minute. But it’s a continent.
Me too and Shahara is the biggest desert
@@evelynggomezdebourne8297 Still an island.
Do you have this in audio? I am visually disabled but would love to take this test
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Is harmonica different from harmonika
Is Nelson Mandala the same guy as Nelson Mandela? They botched the spelling at 1:25.
when typing into the search line, one gets a pic of both instruments.
One spelling though is BRITISH English.
One is AMERICAN Englisch.
And it depends also what nationality you are. For me as an AUSTRIAN, in my native language, both answers or replies in the search would be wrong.
@@Rick-S-6063 No, they got it right. Too bad Mandela wasnt the first man on the moon. Then all these 'men didnt go to the moon' conspiracy nuts would shut up for fear of being called racist
Harmonika = accordion with bellows and keys?
@@kbittorf335 Harmonica is also Accordion?
45/50 for me. I found this quiz fairly easy, missing only 5 questions. I thought the UK was the largest European Union country not Germany. I agree with a few comments that a 10 second time limit is a bit too long for the answers.
Thank you for your feedback and for sharing your score! Great job on getting 45/50! The UK is indeed one of the largest countries in Europe, but Germany holds the title for the largest population within the European Union. I appreciate your input on the time limit as well; I'll definitely consider shortening it for future quizzes. Stay tuned for more challenging content!
I think the real question is “What IS the most populated country in the country” 😂
You noticed that too, We'll forgive her.
It should be "what is the most populated country in the WORLD", not "country"!
Ans: The countryside!
Nice entertaining quiz. I got 49/50. Thank you so much for posting this rather enjoyable quiz.
Great job, Paul Anthony! ❤️😊👍
Thank you for taking the quiz. Glad you enjoyed it.
Australia is a continent not an island
It's both.
Of course Tasmania
I'm Australian, and have been told that Australia is all 3 - an island, a country and a continent.
@@tracyerskine7029 Indeed, it self-evidently is.
44/50. I really enjoyed this quiz as it tested my general knowledge 2 the full. I only wish there had been 100 questions.
@Barry, congratulations on your impressive score of 44/50! 🎉 I'm happy to hear that you enjoyed the quiz and found it challenging. Your feedback is invaluable, and I'll definitely consider creating a longer quiz with more questions in the future. Thanks for participating and sharing your thoughts!
10 seconds is too long .
Your right ten seconds is too long. You either know the answer or you don’t.
Too long
True😊
Not if you’re from the USA. Ignorance is bliss, that’s why you see so many citizens with smug smiles. 10 minutes wouldn’t be long enough for them or their leader Sarah Palin who thinks Africa is a country😳
You are absolute right
I got 41 correct but I learned new ones. Thank you❤
That's fantastic! 41 is impressive, and I'm so happy you could pick up some new ones too. Keep up the awesome work! ❤😊👍
50/50! 🧑🎓
Excellent job! Keep up the good work! 💯❤️👍
You must be well read. Kudos!
@@SousChef77 TYSM for saying so! :D
Hey
I got all 50 questions!
Great job! Thanks for participating!
No man has ever walked on the moon
However, China is right now trying to sneak one in on the dark side. Unmanned mission - my a**.
Exactly. Jealous, tantrum-throwing Americans used their Hollywood skills to beat the Russians, and forgot about the flag flapping in the wind, and the length of the horizon.
Daaaa😂
Have you been living in cave?
Even driving on the Moon.
Fun test, the test should keep track of our score
Glad you enjoyed the test! I agree, keeping track of scores would be a great feature. I’ll definitely consider adding it for future updates. Thanks for the feedback!
49 ot of 50😂 easy enough... i am completing my masters now ... but... my 6th grade gk exam was tougher than this... if you live in india... gk exams are worst nightmares...
what does gk stand for? 🤔
Please, does anyone know the name of the beautiful music that is playing during the test?
Super general knowledge questions thank you. 38/50
Good job, Sneka Durga! ❤️👍
Thank you for taking the quiz.
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46\50
Great job!
Only in USA a Billion has 9 zeros. In the rest of the world is 12 zeros. One million of Millions.
Try again Einstein. A billion is a thousand million, 9 zeros, 12 zeros is a trillion
I think someone needs to count again . if you put the number one before nine zero what number do you have ?
The UK adopted the US convention in the 70s. (a billion =a thousand million)
What are you saying?Can you count?
One billion has 9 zeros in every country people can count! Maybe only at your home It has 12 zeros
I'm in my 40s, I got 46/50. I thought I would do worse especially in geography and science but it was fine. 😅
The numbering is a bit off - there are 2 questions numbered 12
Thank you. Good quiz
Fun,good quiz❤
I think I will get everything, you guys❤❤❤
Enjoyed it, got 42/50
Good job, Laminator! ❤️👍
Glad you enjoyed the quiz.
Hi this was good....I got many rights. Did not know of my own knowledge
Q7. Anemia does not cause low iron. Low iron causes anemia.
Very enjoying....i did 42/50.....
Good job, Frances! ❤️👍
Thank you for taking the quiz. Glad you enjoyed it.
Great test. Wish I had done better. You sure about Sahara desert vs. polar scape?
Thank you for taking the test! Don't worry, quizzes are all about learning. Regarding the Sahara Desert vs. polar scape question, it's based on the unique characteristics of each environment. The Sahara is known for its arid climate and vast sand dunes, while polar scapes are typically icy and snowy.
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Thankyou so much lord 🙏
Thanks for participating! ❤️👍
sum of angles in a rt angle triangle is 180
My score 39/50
I got every answer correct but stopped on 14. More net zero bollox.
In the question 17/50 the correct answer is B.
Potencial Hydrogen is pH.
pH= -log[H+]
Wrong to say Power of Hydrogen.
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This was great 🎉🎉
Thanks for participating! 👍
Some years before Russia was. But after it was broken how did mark correct to Russia?
You are referring to the former Soviet Union, even after the break up, Russia remained the largest country by area.
Look on a globe or world map. Russia has so much land mass; yet, China is the most populated country.
@Lynda, currently, India is the most populated country in the world.
UK is not in European Union anymore.
Correct - but I think it was a very clever trick question. 😀
The Queen can also .move diagonally.
Highlight the selection then post a running correct total
This could have been fun but it just took too long. Cheers!
why are most of the correct answers on D?
Were you supposed to count yourself?How do you get rid of wrong?What's up with that?Though I didn't told you how many you got right or wrong
You need to change how the questions are worded, or a different question. 1) CO2 doesn't cause global warming. 2) Lack of iron in the diet causes anemia.
@Julie, noted! 👍
Great fun way to learn!
Yes, thanks! ❤️👍
Your answer to the first question is not totally correct. You said there are only nine zeroes in one billion. Yes, in the American Numbering System, one billion is written as one followed by nine zeroes. But, this is not so in the case of the British Numbering System where one billion is written as one followed by twelve zeroes. This was the fact which you ignored.
IMRAN AKHTAR
18 March 2024 (Monday)
5:24 PM (Indian Standard Time)
Lucknow
I believe you are correct that used to be the case, but: 'The UK government and most media outlets in the UK have switched to using the short scale since 1974, so unless you're encountering older texts or specific contexts that use the long scale, a billion will have nine zeros.' I think it demonstrates the cultural power of the US, that the UK changed to the US convention, as I recall.
PH. = negative log of hydrogen ion concentration