Tough General Knowledge Quiz You Probably Won't Beat 

High IQ is not requiered... But a good, selektive memory is useful... 🤔🤨🧐👍

Is that your excuse for getting 32? If you really thought that, why did you do the test in the first place? Hahahaha.

I also noticed that!!

Correct

He's a goof

Yes he did

Noticed that!

I'm curious to know which 6 you missed AND how many of the 94 were lucky guesses!

That said, good job!

I'm 85 and got 97. (same provenance, but not to well versed in Norse mythology)

@@thepandeslar8062same

70

REALLY!!! It seems to change exponentially, as well. If I had to write in the names of the countries on a globe of the world outlining ALL the present day countries, I would FAIL miserably. I know there's 7 continents but the countries and all the cities there in, are so vastly different from what we learned in the 60s... I'm grateful for the library of knowledge my brain contains; sadly though (sort of), I'm highly selective of what I add to it. Too much unnecessary clutter! Superfluous jibber don't you think

Sort of similar to all the vehicles on today's highways: If I can't see the name on it as it passes, I've pretty much no idea what it is!

I thought so, also.

John changed his second name once he was married to that doppelganger.

Yeah, Ono was his wife... not his name.

Now Robert, be nice ... you might not've taken a fancy to Ono, but remember John loved her. 'tsgotta count for something don'tcha think?

Absolutely. If he took his wife's name as an adult does that really qualify as part of his middle name? Generally in Western culture formal names are bestowed at birth by parents. "Nick names" are acquired later in life but they are not considered formal.

The worst was pronouncing Iago as Lago.

"Titl-er"...

Would you pls tell me what you think the right answers are

Name them please

US Depression was in the 1930s.

​@@donaldclifford5763US Great Depression started 1929

@@dianeridley9804 1931

Same and same

Same here 😂👍

Great!

Nice 😊

Great 😊

I did a bit better than that but certainly nothing to brag about as many of these questions were well outside my general interest areas.

Great score ❤️

Nice!

The elders can exercise and re-learn.

It is

Lake Geneva is a town in Wisconsin.

You are correct

@@jogeraghty4774 How Long is a Chinese name.

Who cares? Not I. @@glennso47

Lol. People are dumbing up because if tv and internet.

85

This country already is in serious

Ya. I think these are simple mind exercises for the aging ... or injured.

Very true

I'd love to see a college kid take this quiz......it would make a GREAT RU-vid vid :)

I got 88 out of 100. I don’t think these young generations will do as well as us 70 yr old dudes.

I’m in my70’s and I got 94 right.

91 and I'm 80!

Yes. Very good

I scored 75 and I'm 87.

Yes, it's a shame that you are actually a 27 year old bloke.

I did not realise I was supposed to count. So I didn't. As I recall it may have been a dozen or so.

@@robertbradfield6243At the youth age of 77, I scored only an 81

It's EYE-ah-go

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You devil!

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The test master made a mistake. Could you not tell? Poor Fritz.

Ja Fritz, sehr gut! Ich hatte das auch gesehen. He also pronounced Iago's name wrong (said Lago!) And a couple of Norwegian words incorrectly (I had trouble with them, also) However, x=9 was his biggest mistake and catching that shows you know the right answer. Bottom line-- 95 out of 100 questions & answers read correctly in succession earns an A- in my opinion UND, Fritz, du hast auch sehr gut gemacht!

Robert... Robert...Robert... ease up buddy! You're coming off like a fellow German (antagonistic) this is all for fun here. Maybe even educational!

You did better than me. 77/100

Yes, I noticed those.

Warlich? How about the main ingredient in pork fried rice or chicken chowmein? ...book by the cover ??

see i`ve never had Kung po, all I know is it has peanuts in it, but I was wondering does it have tofu? lol, but I guessed right.

Or "which US President was John F Kennedy International Airport named after?", haha.

@@ceeemm1901 Don't tell him your name Pike!

Good to know -- thanks

It is right. The big ben is the name of the bell in the clock tower.

Well, of course. What do Americans know? Their test masters are all from the USA, Not so?.

Good for you...Most people do not know that!

A very nice tid bit... brilliant! Thank you

Amazing 🤩

​​@@squirellmaster1 it began in 1930 when FDR and the gov began controlling things. The market had almost totally recovered before FDR stepped in.

Exactly.. the crash was very late in 1929, October I believe. The depression began in the 30's in fact more toward the middle of it. Lotta people don't know the cause but it was because 90% margin buying was allowed with no other restrictions. Joe Kennedy made a fortune in the market he shorted everything. I was born in 42 and remember Dad really struggling to find decent work (he never served because he already had 2 kids).

I remembered that the crash happened in 1929...so I just "assumed" that's when the depression started. Thanks for the clarification 😊.

@@cherylrobinson517 The crash was in Oct 29. Too late for a depression to set in that late in the decade.

There were four wrongs.

Very Correct

No they are not but they come in handy much of the time. Grandchildren believe we know everything that happened before yesterday! 😂

Pronounced Ee-ah-go.

That one made me lol.

Hard to take seriously…

same same

That's usually why people get questions wrong.