44/50 with the last two categories 20/20! "Blue blood" refers to people of royal lineage and aristocracy. Since royalty was wealthy enough to pay people to work their farmlands, their skin was pale enough that the blue veins were clearly visible, thus leading people to believe that they had blue blood. Thanks for the quizzes.
Not very good on this one, I'm afraid, but enjoyed it all the same. A person of royal birth is said to have blue blood, but don't believe it, if they bleed, they bleed red just like everyone else.
It has to do with the fact that royalty /nobles used to not go into the sun and walked under a sunscreen, so their skin would stay pale and the veins look blue through the skin; hence the blue blood...
@@detormentis Thanks so much for your inspiring words. Always a pleasure to do and learn from your demanding general knowledge quizzes! With Many Thanks and Best Regards🙏🙏👍👍👌😊 Koksey😊🥂
0:52 "Rabium" should, of course, be "Radium". 1:22 Aristotle died in 323BC. The term "scientist" could hardly predate him by 2 millennia! 7:14 "Luftwaffe" is pronounced LUFT-va-fuh. German "w" is pronounced like the English "v". Odd you missed this as you pronounced "Wehrmacht" correctly. 9:37 "... the king and his government WERE not above the law". 10:26 It's "Aqueduct", not "Aquaduct".
Got 31/50 again. Seems I’m pretty consistent with the numbers of wrong answers. Keep on learning though. And blue blood refers to someone who was of royal birth.
Aristotle is incorrect. The correct name is Aristoteles. For an unknow reason Aristoteles is called Aristotle, and Platon is called Plato. Surprisingly Socrates is called Socrates.
With so many people nowadays exercising using a treadmill or a cycling bike like Peloton, maybe they could use their exercise routine to produce electricity in a small way to charge mobile phones. Just a thought!
Actually muumuu is pronounced "moo-oo moo-oo" in Hawaiian not moomoo. Although you could make an argument that moomoo has become common usage. I took a Hawaiian language night class when I lived there.
Hi Sam. Not really. When I created the channel I was looking for a unique name. Not something with the word "Quiz" in it, as most channels do. The aim was to create a channel that "deters boredom". So a bit of playing with words, and some Google Translate (Latin), I came up with the name. I know boredom in Latin is taedium, but I didn't want something that can be associated with "tedious" 😁. So we have "Detor" meaning giver, and "Mentis" which means "Of the Mind", in latin. Very grandiose 😂🤣😂, though very incorrect. "Giver of the mind" should be dator animi in latin. And no, I don't speak latin, so this was all Google Translate dependent.
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44/50 with the last two categories 20/20! "Blue blood" refers to people of royal lineage and aristocracy. Since royalty was wealthy enough to pay people to work their farmlands, their skin was pale enough that the blue veins were clearly visible, thus leading people to believe that they had blue blood.
Thanks for the quizzes.
Blue blood refers to royalty
by the way, madam curie discovered radium and polonium not rabium
😂 I'll blame fatigue - thanks!
@@detormentis You too??
Not very good on this one, I'm afraid, but enjoyed it all the same. A person of royal birth is said to have blue blood, but don't believe it, if they bleed, they bleed red just like everyone else.
It has to do with the fact that royalty /nobles used to not go into the sun and walked under a sunscreen, so their skin would stay pale and the veins look blue through the skin; hence the blue blood...
Bonus: Royal or noble lineage. Fantastic quiz as usual Sean, I really appreciate your tremendous breath of knowledge.
26: kaftan -the only country in Asia -Mongolia; other countries Iran ( Persia)- middle east, Otoman empire ( Turkey), Algeria and Morocco (Africa)
31 correct answers and motivated to keep on improving my general knowledge. My quest for knowledge is like an endless marathon! 👌👍🙏🙏😀
Very good! Thanks for watching!
@@detormentis Thanks so much for your inspiring words.
Always a pleasure to do and learn from your demanding general knowledge quizzes!
With Many Thanks and Best Regards🙏🙏👍👍👌😊
Koksey😊🥂
I guess your a polymath 😏
See what I did there 😂
@@singularity528hz 👌🙏🙏🥂
A blue blood is a person of royal birth - 42/50 thanks for the quiz! 🤔😛😇🤗
Out of the 63 clauses in the Magna Carta only 4 are still applicable today. 1, 13, 39, and 40.
45/50, but I will be honest, I guessed at a few and got lucky. Fun quiz as always!
A blue blood is a person of royal birth and missed 6.
Membership in a Noble or Socially Prominent Family
This quiz was challenging, but I enjoyed it. I guess you can describe a blue blood as a person whose family comes from generations of wealth. Thanks.
Q1: it is radiu not rabium! It is from Latin radius meaning ray
39 this time. Blue blood is royalt or royalty heritage
MAN I really sucked on this one.
I got Oppenheimer award for cleverness i think the answer is a cop 👮♀️
The March 21st date is the beginning of the Astrological calender, Aries is the 1st sign of the zodiac.
Royalty
Royalty
Hawking blueblood royality
Man, these were hard.
I like.
Peace on earth.
Never can seem to make it to Einstein. 41
certificate of attendance ezpz
0:52 "Rabium" should, of course, be "Radium".
1:22 Aristotle died in 323BC. The term "scientist" could hardly predate him by 2 millennia!
7:14 "Luftwaffe" is pronounced LUFT-va-fuh. German "w" is pronounced like the English "v". Odd you missed this as you pronounced "Wehrmacht" correctly.
9:37 "... the king and his government WERE not above the law".
10:26 It's "Aqueduct", not "Aquaduct".
38 correct...with a few lucky guesses..
Blue Blood refers to royalty...
Ek geniet jou program,Shaun! 😊
49 correct,,,,,,,,🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Aristocratic , royal.
Got 31/50 again. Seems I’m pretty consistent with the numbers of wrong answers. Keep on learning though. And blue blood refers to someone who was of royal birth.
Hi
Got 51/50
Super job! 😂
Blue blood: aristrocacy- first time in Spain, after the maurs are gone, to differentiated the nobles from ordinary people
Fleming level..I should have done better. Blue blood refers to Royalty.
Don't worry about your pronunciation. Different countries pronounce things differently, but it is clear what you are saying.
Aristotle is incorrect. The correct name is Aristoteles. For an unknow reason Aristoteles is called Aristotle, and Platon is called Plato. Surprisingly Socrates is called Socrates.
With so many people nowadays exercising using a treadmill or a cycling bike like Peloton, maybe they could use their exercise routine to produce electricity in a small way to charge mobile phones. Just a thought!
38/50. I can't seem to break 40. lol. Still, I enjoy these immensely. Thanks.
Mammy Blue
Dismal. 27 out of 50 correct.
Turns out this quiz was leaning towards quite difficult, so a good score!
Fleming award of intelligence and the answer to bonus question: a person of noble birth is a "Blue Blood"
Influenza
28/50 Always great fun and challenging quizzes. Tyfs. Why I wasn't sure about the bonus is beyond me. 👑👍😂
It would seem that the meaning of Mandela Effect has changed. Or am I remembering it wrong?
Great quiz, Sean! 39/50 Blue Blood refers to Royalty
Hawkin Level
47/50 I was in the zone today. Wasn't even fazed by the typo at the beginning in which radium became rabium.
Wow, nicely done!
@@detormentis I didn't realize that rabium was a typo and it threw me completely off!
21/50 a fairly hard quiz today the bonus answer I think is Royalty
The word Trojan is synonymous in the modern day when related to computer viruses.
my best 40/50 the pictures weren't as hard as usual for me.
Got four wrong but this quiz had some difficult questions.
49 \50
A week without loadshedding.. played all the quiz
36/50
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29/50 and bonus question is royalty
It's too late and I'm too tired to be doing trivia. I well and truly sh!t the bed with this one. 😢
🤣😂🤣
thank you for the cool and awesome quiz It was super fun
I got 30 right , lol , i am doing ok for someone that left school at 16 lol, many years ago , lol
Blue blood :
Royalty.
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Lizard? Greyhound greek salad !!!
Bad start, but got 38/50. Satisfied with that :)
A blue blood is a person who derives from royalty
Actually muumuu is pronounced "moo-oo moo-oo" in Hawaiian not moomoo. Although you could make an argument that moomoo has become common usage. I took a Hawaiian language night class when I lived there.
Thanks for the correction!
Pavlov award of consistency
Hawking again,,,, 1999 let me down ;)
Typo the element should read radium
Great quiz as usual. A few hard questions,a few easy and a bunch in between. Missed 5. Will do better next time.
Wow, that's good! Thanks for watching!
Yes. Rabium, a cur(i)e against rabies. :)
19 wrong! What a disgrace!
33/50 blimey Sean there were some stinkers in there!😵💫
😂 Thank you for watching!
Hawking award of wisdom.
Greek salad doesn't have lettuce
Aristocrat, or Royal Blood.
49/50 Blue Blood refers to royalty
Extra good brain workout today! 35/50. Bonus answer: Royalty. Thanks for a great quiz!
Thank you for watching!
I had the blue blood questiion.
Another great quiz 👏
44/50 Royal birth.
One of the most difficult tests.
I like the pictures quiz
Blue blood aristocrat
Sean, does the name of your channel have a meaning?
Hi Sam. Not really. When I created the channel I was looking for a unique name. Not something with the word "Quiz" in it, as most channels do. The aim was to create a channel that "deters boredom". So a bit of playing with words, and some Google Translate (Latin), I came up with the name. I know boredom in Latin is taedium, but I didn't want something that can be associated with "tedious" 😁. So we have "Detor" meaning giver, and "Mentis" which means "Of the Mind", in latin. Very grandiose 😂🤣😂, though very incorrect. "Giver of the mind" should be dator animi in latin.
And no, I don't speak latin, so this was all Google Translate dependent.
Which days do your new episodes air?
I try to do a new quiz every 5 days.
Wonderful; we'll be watching. Cheers!
Octopus has a blue blood
Blue blood - royalty
42 !!!!!!
They're ROYLTY?
Related to royalty
Royal ancestry
bonus answer: something to do with being a member of a noble or socially prominent family.
42/100
Ball Clinton 😂
police officer
29/50🙄
24/50.
40/50 😢
😅tichpeople
ROYALTY !!!
Old money
37 Royal
33 right.
Thanks