I'm around 80 alright but grew up in a remote part of Scotland and hardly ever saw a television till well into adulthood. So, this is not so much a test of memory as a test of what culture we grew up in.
I agree, to a certain extent. But have you been to school? Have you ever read a book? Have you ever travelled? Have you ever been curious to discover something you didn’t know? These aren’t criticisms, just queries. Each quiz I do, I try to retain an answer I didn’t know before. I now have a head full of a lot of useless stuff, unless I play a trivia game, then hopefully I can contribute something when it’s needed. Just have fun with it and don’t moan because the question didn’t suit you, go and find out more about it. It’s like complaining about not knowing the Battle of Hastings, because you weren’t born then, so how are you supposed to know it was 1066?
You've certainly hit the nail on the head. Of the 50 here, I had about 12 wrong, but of those, I think that I actually only missed 2 or 3 that I once knew the answer, the others I never did. So in realty I had 2 or 3 true misses. However, if you ask me questions of a year ago, I'd probably fail most. To be honest I suspect dementia upon me, but maybe it's just old age. I prefer not to know 😬
I am an older person and have made the observation that it is not the short term memory so much but not focussing on the info presented which is not saved. This is then looked at a retrieval issue while I believe it is a savings issue. People do not always listen properly.
I am 79 and like someone above said, the ones I would have known when I was 25, I still know today, but what happened last month, would be difficult. Am still better off than Joe Biden though.
I am now in my 89th year and have a very good long-term memory. One of my most memorable long-term memories is standing in a field and watching the Battle of Britain over my head. I was 5 years old and, of course, had no fear.
I got 48 correct. It was refreshing to go back in time and realize that my memory is still good. I am 83 years old. It would be nice if more videos could be presented. I do enjoy memory games. ❤❤❤
I lost track of my score but did better than I thought I would. I was born in 1943 so was 80 this year. I enjoyed, thank you. Back to my jigsaw puzzles now.
Did better than I thought I would. 46/50. I was born 1950. Fun quiz. Thank you. For future reference: For Harry Belefonte the last "e" is not silent. It is pronounced as a long "a". So it's Belefontay. :)
I'm a german, born and raised, and I'm satisfied with good ones; maybe the languages that I speek helped me in intgernational questions! Godd job, guys, thanks a lot
ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also. Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC. UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events; UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event. UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS. A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators? Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as a tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions. And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor. Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS.. OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events. REMAKE THE TEST. SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS. "You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and "I Ain' t no Middleman" Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
I'm 58 as I was born in 1965 I thought I'd try this one out just as a test to see if I could hit 40. I nailed 37/50. There were a few dated things I just didn't know, but most of the historical events I aced. It was a lot of fun and pretty challenging.
@@peterdegraff1506 It is a straight skirt with no pleats or flare. I was expecting a question for Poodle Skirts. They were totally a circle and usually had a poodle on them, not always. I went to Disneyland in 1958 after graduation. My Grandmother worked for a Mr. Degraff in the 1950's in San Francisco, she was a nurse, any relation?
Hi Karen@@karenrevell5354 Thanks for the skirt explanation. As you might observe, I am out of touch with that part of society at this point in life. I know my Dad, Prof. Herrell DeGraff, had business in San Francisco on occasion but I doubt he employed anyone there. He was a professor of agricultural economics at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. Poodle Skirts? pencil skirts? Nah, my preference was mini skirts. :) 😇
@@peterdegraff1506I doubt there isn't a man that doesn't prefer the mini skirt, all those petty coats (mesh slips that made the skirt flare out) underneath the skirt were a pain.
I got 46 correct. Four years ago, I had 8 surgeries, and the huge amount of anesthesia I had destroyed much of my memory. I couldn't even remember how to turn a faucet on or off. I still have a lot of blank spots, but I managed to relearn so much of what I thought was lost forever. I don't know if I'll ever regain all of my memories, but I enjoy learning, so gaining new knowledge is always a WIN to me.
AH, NAMES AND DATES; EXCELLENT. ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also. Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC. UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events; UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event. UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS. A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators? Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions. And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor. Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS.. OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events. REMAKE THE TEST. SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS. "You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and "I Ain' t no Middleman" Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
I did much, much better than I expected. 49/50. I have to admit that I guessed at more than a dozen, and I lucked out. And, of course, multiple choice questions are much easier!
AH, NAMES AND DATES; EXCELLENT. ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also. Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC. UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events; UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event. UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS. A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators? Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions. And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor. Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS.. OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events. REMAKE THE TEST. SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS. "You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and "I Ain' t no Middleman" Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
Surely ,as this was a General Knowledge quiz, all question questions were fair? I managed to get 45 right one or two good guesses but being British I fell down on the foreign ones. Its all good fun as far as I’m concerned, at 87 I’m grateful that I remember as much as I do! Well done all of us I say 😃👏👏
" THEY" NEED TO DESIGN A BETTER TEST AND CONSIDER WHAT COUNTRY'S CITIZENS THEY ARE ADDRESSING, IN PARTICULAR .. We SEWED skirts in the fifty's and NONE OF US knew they called tight skirts "Pencil" skirts. Must be a British thing? Think the narrator should have SPECIFIED what country she intended to test ? I was assuming she' d AT LEAST ask us about the famous SHIP that sank?? THE "EVENTS' MATTERED; Many of us didn't "care" what "EXACT" date it occurred! AND THIS TEST IS NOT A GOOD TEST OF MEASURING INTELLIGENCE, EITHER. ABILITY to remember to SOME is just " luckily having an excellent memory" of things that didn't even matter to the person being tested? Congratulations to those who ENJOY remembering DATES, BTW. ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also. Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC. UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events; UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event. UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS. A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators? Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions. And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor. Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS.. OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events. REMAKE THE TEST. SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS. "You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and "I Ain' t no Middleman" Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye. LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo@@QuizTimePubQuiz
With all of these wonderful people in their 80's that have taken this quiz and done so well, I must be one of the youngsters at 75...LOL. Fun quiz and I missed just 1. Thanks for your hard work.
I'm a Canadian 80 year old and I remembered 87 correctly. I still remember a song that my sisters taught me in 1949 and the songs that my parents and their friends sang when they had parties at our place. I still know how to use Ohm's law to troubleshoot electronic circuits, and a lot more.
@@PamelaProPeace No problems whatsoever with short term memory and I don't need glasses. Right now, I'm using Chatgpt 4o to teach me ubuntu and python to create my own AI.
I do not understand why this is looked upon as a memory quiz...if you never knew the answer to some of these questions then not knowing them now has nothing to do with memory. Yes, if I knew Ethel and remember Ethel now that is memory, but if I never knew when James Dean died then not knowing now isn't about memory as I never had the information to begin with...so, why is this referred to as a quiz about memory!?
Even though you may not know the answer or were only 4 or 5 years old say like during the Korean WR, these questions also are based upon how much you read or were taught or just remember hearing a subject being spoken about. So in a way, it does reveal memory and also what your interests were It is all in fun--mostly.
Same here. Poor side of USA. Radio, newspapers, and elders. Glad I remember what was going on. My whole life I have had a pretty regular diet of war. Born 2 months 3 days after Pearl Harbor was born. My father had a destroyer bombed from under him in the South Pacific. Several of my close relatives were killed or captured in Germany. Two of my three paternal uncles served Navy. Maternal side, four uncles served, 1 killed. Dad died in South Korea. Two years later I entered the Military USN. ENJOYED the cruises in the Pacific. Then the Atlantic. Then did 4 years in the Army . Germany. Vietnam. Got tired of being shot at. Finished my 4 year hitch at Ft. Hood, Tx. 1st AD Now, in my 80s, I wonder about those wars. I'd do it again ... Right now, but I doubt I could do all that stuff that was so easy back then!😅
@@karmicscope5259 It does because there are some questions on US history that probably only US people are able to answer and also, of course, some questions on Britain that only British people would know the answer to.
I'm 86 years of age. I missed 5 so got 45 right. Those that I missed I never knew in the first place, but I do love a cognitive challenge. Keeps us alert, so thank you.
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Enjoyed that very much my score was about 35. Not bad for an 82 year old
I'm not yet seventy, but I am old enough to remember that when I was at school we were taught that the word 'good' is an adjective; and that in the sentence 'your memory is still working', were one to wish to qualify the word 'working', one would use an adverb, not an adjective. 'Prove that your memory is still working WELL'.
I forgot how many I missed, but I'm pretty sure it was four. I'll be 84 in a few months. If asked those without the multiple choices, I think I'd get about half of them
I was born in 1939 so I was a teenager in the 50's so I never knew some of the questions. I just didn't care. But I still got a pretty good score. I got a 45. I have more problems with the 60's when my children were young. I had eight children so I was pretty busy.
Got the first 20 right then got bored. We grey beards have no problem with questions about 60 years ago (especially multi choice ones--don't patronise us!!!) It's questions about last week that give us problems.
Got all the names right, missed.a few statistics and year dates. We got our TV in the early Fifties. We watched Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca in The Show of Shows and Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows and Art Carney in The Honeymooners. We watched the series of film footage from WW2, "Victory at Sea," with the Richard Rodgers score. We picked up Sputnik beeping over the US on our ham radios. Jack Kerouac wrote "On the Road," James Dean ran his car off the road, Allen Ginsberg wrote "Howl," and the '50s drew to a close.
42/50 I did all right until near the end with the dates. I am younger than 80 but sometimes I have a hard time remembering dates of some events. I can pretty much remember who and where but unless it's an event that shook or shaped the world, the when is usually a guess.
I'm 78 and missed five. The first 30 were all simple. The only difficult ones were questions with was no reason to actually know the answer i.e. "The year that - - - 1956, 57, 58.
EXCELLENT. ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also. Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC. UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events; UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event. UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS. A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators? Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as a tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions. And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor. Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS.. OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events. REMAKE THE TEST. SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS. "You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and "I Ain' t no Middleman" Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
Green Bean casserole became popular as a promotion for Campbell's Soups in the mid-1950s. That was a fun quiz. I got 49/50 right. I'm 71, and I love the history of the 50s
The amazing thing about those who are losing or have lost their memory is that they remember almost everything in the past but suffer from present short memory. My late mother had dementia. She remembered everything from her youth, growing up, recognized most people in old photos, but I had to repeat the same thing several times within a short time distance in her later years. A very cruel illness indeed.
I am sorry for your loss. I was caregiver for several on my family. My mother passed at 92. She was still pretty sharp right up to her last breath. Hard to let them go..
Many' of these questions were about events that occurred when I was 9-11 years old in a different country to where I grew up. Not a test of memory at all but I managed to work some out using common sense anyway. I didn't keep a score but I'd say I scored between 35 and 40 out of 50. I am 82 years old.
I'm 79 and I didn't do too well with only 32/50. Seems most got a higher score. I didn't guess any. If I didn't know them I marked them wrong. Got the first 20 right but the dates and number ones I didn't have a clue. Maybe others that got a low score didn't bother to say though, only the ones that were proud of themselves .. lol. Well done all those that scored high.
UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events; UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event. UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS. A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators? Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as a tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions. And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor. Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS.. OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events. REMAKE THE TEST. SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS. "You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and "I Ain' t no Middleman" Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
@critchley999 I am 82 and scored 26 and thought it not bad, considering i had a serious head injury when i was 9. At least we were truthful, which is more than i can say for some.
When it comes to the tv questions I think you may have forgotten that there was a heap of us in Britain that did not tv’s in the 50’s. We knew about the world news from the radio. The American questions seemed unnecessary as the quiz seemed to be set for us Brits but guesswork got me through. Otherwise it was good thank you. But then at 83I did get 47/50. 😁
My score was 45, no bad for a old "bag" according w/tha " new generation" Ha Ha!!!. Great and FAST video, I do love the diversity of your program!Muchos exitos .Siempre Alma
Most of the "new generation" don't know which end is up. I am afraid they will have to learn quickly with the world as it is. Uh oh. Running out of power. Good night, and may God's blessings fill your lives.
Phoenix was just as bad in the 80s. Every morning the local news stations gave a report on the danger lever of the air quality and advised people with lung ailments to stay inside.
John Wayne! Quite a guy. Great actor. He fought the Germans, the Japanese, the outlaws in the Western Frontier, the Indians, the outlaws, the In Laws, the pirates, especially the gunfighters. Guy couldn't get along with anybody!!😇🦈🏁🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Yes, so did the people who constructed this quiz. The word "good" is an adjective not an adverb. Not much different from a Melbourne tram where they seem to thing that "safely' is an adjective and not an adverb.
I think YOU missed question number 14, as neither pantyhose nor mini-skirts existed until the late 1960's. (I was there, and recall when each came about)!
aznaamira: They weren't available in all area's at the same time. They finally showed up where I lived in 1965. They were market tested first and then slowly released throughout the rest of the country. Had to keep wearing stockings and garters until they finally got to where I lived. Remember the panties back then? They were like cotton balloons with elastic sewed into the waist and legs. Sometimes the elastic would break. Happened to my great-aunt while she was on the trolly. They dropped to her ankles. She stepped out of them, walked off the bus and never looked back. It was a different world.
I got 42 ot of 50 but if you weren't a Yank or a Limey you had to be very lucky to score that high. Some of those questions were so obscure, only an educated guess would suffice. I'm a Canuck BTW.
Long term memory is usually not the issue for older people. It’s the short term memory that fails. You know like, I can’t remember what I had for dinner last night. 😅
THE "EVENTS' MATTERED; Many of us didn't "care" what "EXACT" date it occurred! AND THIS TEST IS NOT A GOOD TEST OF MEASURING INTELLIGENCE, EITHER. ABILITY to remember to SOME is just " luckily having an excellent memory" of things that didn't even matter to the person being tested? Congratulations to those who ENJOY remembering DATES, BTW. ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also. Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC. UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events; UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event. UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS. A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators? Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions. And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor. Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS.. OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events. REMAKE THE TEST. SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS. "You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and "I Ain' t no Middleman" Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
I got 48 correct and I just turned 77. Guess my memory is still intact, although there are a few things I'd like to forget. Anyway, growing up in the 50's was really different from today. Very strict, very religious and extremely racist. I withstood the strict and religious part, but I refused to acknowledge racism. I can't stand racist people. I never could understand what everyone was so upset about. I used to yell at my mother, EVERYONE IS .A PERSON. i was only 6 or 7, but that's how I felt, no one taught me that.
I am sure we were aware of events in the US, especially the space actions and Korea as we had British troops in that war. I can get that some folks did not pay too much attention to race issues in the US : the UK had its own.
That was fun. I missed 8. Born right at the end of WWII and living on a little dairy farm, my family kept up with happenings in the larger world, so UK was nearby through the radio.
got 40 /50 born in 1939 missed most on the actual date the event occurred. Also most of the questions were easier for Americans to answer. At this age I am just happy to have enough strength and wits about me to live independently in my home and manage quite well with the help of caring doctors and loving family. I am truly living in the Goodness of my God.
I m 85 I sat down and wrote down ALL my class mates from my Primary School in the 50s Got 30.but couldn't get the last one .......ME!!! Got headmistress plus all teachers.👍 🇬🇧 England 1945-1950 🇬🇧 Woohoo ..er what day is it?!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'm around 80 alright but grew up in a remote part of Scotland and hardly ever saw a television till well into adulthood. So, this is not so much a test of memory as a test of what culture we grew up in.
Excellent answer.
I agree
Yes, this test is for USAmericans only.
The ones I missed were things I never knew to begin with.
I agree, to a certain extent. But have you been to school? Have you ever read a book? Have you ever travelled? Have you ever been curious to discover something you didn’t know? These aren’t criticisms, just queries. Each quiz I do, I try to retain an answer I didn’t know before. I now have a head full of a lot of useless stuff, unless I play a trivia game, then hopefully I can contribute something when it’s needed. Just have fun with it and don’t moan because the question didn’t suit you, go and find out more about it. It’s like complaining about not knowing the Battle of Hastings, because you weren’t born then, so how are you supposed to know it was 1066?
I am 71 and got all 50 right. I was born in 1953 but loved studying History. Plus my parents told us about world events.
The long-term memory is seldom an issue. Short term is the difficult one.
You've certainly hit the nail on the head. Of the 50 here, I had about 12 wrong, but of those, I think that I actually only missed 2 or 3 that I once knew the answer, the others I never did. So in realty I had 2 or 3 true misses. However, if you ask me questions of a year ago, I'd probably fail most. To be honest I suspect dementia upon me, but maybe it's just old age. I prefer not to know 😬
I am an older person and have made the observation that it is not the short term memory so much but not focussing on the info presented which is not saved. This is then looked at a retrieval issue while I believe it is a savings issue. People do not always listen properly.
Agree!
I am 79 and like someone above said, the ones I would have known when I was 25, I still know today, but what happened last month, would be difficult. Am still better off than Joe Biden though.
Me to, gets me into trouble with "She who must be obeyed" every day.
I am now in my 89th year and have a very good long-term memory. One of my most memorable long-term memories is standing in a field and watching the Battle of Britain over my head. I was 5 years old and, of course, had no fear.
I am 84. I am British. I missed 4 which were purely US questions
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1m 82 i think I got about 7 wrong
I remember what happened 60-70 years ago quite well, it's what happened yesterday I can't recall so well. My score was 43 correct.
I got 48 correct. It was refreshing to go back in time and realize that my memory is still good. I am 83 years old. It would be nice if more videos could be presented. I do enjoy memory games. ❤❤❤
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Baby Boomers Rule !
I’m 83 and just got 36 correct. When I was a lot younger I didn’t watch the news much . I do now though.😊
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Same score 48 and I'm 83, they were easy
I lost track of my score but did better than I thought I would. I was born in 1943 so was 80 this year. I enjoyed, thank you. Back to my jigsaw puzzles now.
I’ll go back to my sudoku. 👍🏼
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Did better than I thought I would. 46/50. I was born 1950.
Fun quiz. Thank you. For future reference: For Harry Belefonte the last "e" is not silent. It is pronounced as a long "a". So it's Belefontay. :)
I too scored 46/50. I would add that Belafonte wasn't the only name that was mispronounced, I counted at least 10 others!
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40 correct!
I'm a german, born and raised, and I'm satisfied with good ones; maybe the languages that I speek helped me in intgernational questions!
Godd job, guys, thanks a lot
Pleased I hit 50. I have short term memory and I am almost 79
Very good 👍🏻
Just took this test and my memory is pretty good,better then I expected ! I am well into my 80s !grew up in the 40s. and 50s !👵🏻😸😺🙀 🖖👽👍
50/50 with a few guesses. Not bad for an old guy like me who will be 80 in a few months.
Congrats!
Congratulations I missed 4 questions but knew all the rest! 🤔
ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also.
Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC.
UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events;
UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event.
UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS.
A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators?
Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as a tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions.
And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor.
Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS..
OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events.
REMAKE THE TEST.
SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS.
"You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and
"I Ain' t no Middleman"
Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
You got the Stalin question wrong. Malenkov is the correct answer.
Where would british quizzes be without Elvis and John Wayne 👍👍👍😂
Wonderful. I’m 81 & missed 2. Yet that as my generation. Thanks
I’m surprised - I missed only 4! Not bad for a 80 year old!
AN 80 year old, no?
I missed 4 also. Pretty good for an 84 year old.
I missed 5 I am 82
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I was going to take this test...but I forgot.
I'm 58 as I was born in 1965 I thought I'd try this one out just as a test to see if I could hit 40. I nailed 37/50. There were a few dated things I just didn't know, but most of the historical events I aced. It was a lot of fun and pretty challenging.
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I was born in '33 and I thought I did pretty well at 32/50, but what the hell is a pencilskirt!
@@peterdegraff1506 It is a straight skirt with no pleats or flare. I was expecting a question for Poodle Skirts. They were totally a circle and usually had a poodle on them, not always. I went to Disneyland in 1958 after graduation. My Grandmother worked for a Mr. Degraff in the 1950's in San Francisco, she was a nurse, any relation?
Hi Karen@@karenrevell5354 Thanks for the skirt explanation. As you might observe, I am out of touch with that part of society at this point in life. I know my Dad, Prof. Herrell DeGraff, had business in San Francisco on occasion but I doubt he employed anyone there. He was a professor of agricultural economics at Cornell University in Ithaca, NY. Poodle Skirts? pencil skirts? Nah, my preference was mini skirts. :) 😇
@@peterdegraff1506I doubt there isn't a man that doesn't prefer the mini skirt, all those petty coats (mesh slips that made the skirt flare out) underneath the skirt were a pain.
Born in 1940 in South Africa, only missed out in the American questions! 43/50. Not too shabby!
I am 83 and I scored40/50 I am from Lancashire in the United Kingdom thank you for your quiz Greetings and love 🙏❤️🌹
Good job!
same 40/50 in Devon during 40/50 years No t.v. until1956.
I got 46 correct. Four years ago, I had 8 surgeries, and the huge amount of anesthesia I had destroyed much of my memory. I couldn't even remember how to turn a faucet on or off. I still have a lot of blank spots, but I managed to relearn so much of what I thought was lost forever. I don't know if I'll ever regain all of my memories, but I enjoy learning, so gaining new knowledge is always a WIN to me.
Im Shocked that i got 43 correct out of the 50. I got very lucky on about 8 questions. the Elvis ones were easy ( Big Elvis Fan ) Thanks
Considering there were so many American questions I think I did well as a Brit to get 42/50
Me to KUOOS
Hmmmm, being neither a Brit or American but from the land Down Under, 77 years young 🤭 I guess 46/50 isn't too shabby 🇦🇺
@@lesleygurnick4050 Very nicely done, mate. I'm an 84-year-old USA born and raised citizen and I missed 5.
@@billofjazz Not bad for a couple of "oldies" but age is just a state of mind and I'm not ready to be old yet 😜
I am 78 and leve here since 1988, 30 was good.
Born in 1950 and living in Cyprus, far away from America and UK I think I did it quite well. 42/50!!!
AH, NAMES AND DATES; EXCELLENT.
ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also.
Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC.
UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events;
UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event.
UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS.
A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators?
Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions.
And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor.
Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS..
OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events.
REMAKE THE TEST.
SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS.
"You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and
"I Ain' t no Middleman"
Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
I'm 81 I got 7 wrong
I did much, much better than I expected. 49/50. I have to admit that I guessed at more than a dozen, and I lucked out. And, of course, multiple choice questions are much easier!
AH, NAMES AND DATES; EXCELLENT.
ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also.
Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC.
UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events;
UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event.
UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS.
A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators?
Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions.
And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor.
Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS..
OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events.
REMAKE THE TEST.
SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS.
"You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and
"I Ain' t no Middleman"
Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
Surely ,as this was a General Knowledge quiz, all question questions were fair? I managed to get 45 right one or two good guesses but being British I fell down on the foreign ones. Its all good fun as far as I’m concerned, at 87 I’m grateful that I remember as much as I do! Well done all of us I say 😃👏👏
At 91 only 40. Not so good
Me too
45 right. I'm 84.Most important to me is keeping your brain active with quizzes, puzzles, reading.
86, Its Still Working.. MISSED 2. Glad to Know!
Yes 🙌🏻
My memory is still good enough to know that "good" is an adjective, so qualifies a noun. With a verb, you need the adverb "well"
I got them ALL! Surprised myself!
Waaauw amazing 🤩
" THEY" NEED TO DESIGN A BETTER TEST AND CONSIDER WHAT COUNTRY'S CITIZENS THEY ARE ADDRESSING, IN PARTICULAR ..
We SEWED skirts in the fifty's and NONE OF US knew they called tight skirts "Pencil" skirts. Must be a British thing?
Think the narrator should have SPECIFIED what country she intended to test ?
I was assuming she' d AT LEAST ask us about the famous SHIP that sank??
THE "EVENTS' MATTERED; Many of us didn't "care" what "EXACT" date it occurred!
AND THIS TEST IS NOT A GOOD TEST OF MEASURING INTELLIGENCE, EITHER.
ABILITY to remember to SOME is just " luckily having an excellent memory" of things that didn't even matter to the person being tested?
Congratulations to those who ENJOY remembering DATES, BTW.
ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also.
Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC.
UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events;
UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event.
UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS.
A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators?
Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions.
And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor.
Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS..
OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events.
REMAKE THE TEST.
SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS.
"You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and
"I Ain' t no Middleman"
Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
LyndaFayeSmusic@Yahoo@@QuizTimePubQuiz
I disagree. This is too American, but also General Knowledge.
44/50 - born 1957. Amazed at how many USA questions I got right as not in the USA.
1957 was a great and phenomenal year for cars, music and most of all......people !
Same here but I think the fact you got a choice helped. 48/50 I am 75
With all of these wonderful people in their 80's that have taken this quiz and done so well, I must be one of the youngsters at 75...LOL. Fun quiz and I missed just 1. Thanks for your hard work.
I'm a Canadian 80 year old and I remembered 87 correctly. I still remember a song that my sisters taught me in 1949 and the songs that my parents and their friends sang when they had parties at our place. I still know how to use Ohm's law to troubleshoot electronic circuits, and a lot more.
But how are you on remembering what you did last week, or where you put your glasses? 😄
@@PamelaProPeace No problems whatsoever with short term memory and I don't need glasses. Right now, I'm using Chatgpt 4o to teach me ubuntu and python to create my own AI.
I do not understand why this is looked upon as a memory quiz...if you never knew the answer to some of these questions then not knowing them now has nothing to do with memory. Yes, if I knew Ethel and remember Ethel now that is memory, but if I never knew when James Dean died then not knowing now isn't about memory as I never had the information to begin with...so, why is this referred to as a quiz about memory!?
😂
Missed 5 so that"s not too bad I guess
Even though you may not know the answer or were only 4 or 5 years old say like during the Korean WR, these questions also are based upon how much you read or were taught or just remember hearing a subject being spoken about. So in a way, it does reveal memory and also what your interests were It is all in fun--mostly.
38 right
Yep, got 40/50. I'm 83. Not stupid yet. In the 50's we had newspapers.
Eighty-nine here. I also got 40/50.
I can remember our first tv. It was the size of a small cereal box, black and white😅
Same here. Poor side of USA. Radio, newspapers, and elders. Glad I remember what was going on. My whole life I have had a pretty regular diet of war. Born 2 months 3 days after Pearl Harbor was born. My father had a destroyer bombed from under him in the South Pacific. Several of my close relatives were killed or captured in Germany. Two of my three paternal uncles served Navy. Maternal side, four uncles served, 1 killed.
Dad died in South Korea. Two years later I entered the Military USN. ENJOYED the cruises in the Pacific. Then the Atlantic.
Then did 4 years in the Army . Germany. Vietnam. Got tired of being shot at. Finished my 4 year hitch at Ft. Hood, Tx. 1st AD
Now, in my 80s, I wonder about those wars. I'd do it again
... Right now, but I doubt I could do all that stuff that was so easy back then!😅
Bombed, not born.
It’s not really a fair quiz because you’re mixing american and British questions.
Why does that matter?
@@karmicscope5259 It does because there are some questions on US history that probably only US people
are able to answer and also, of course, some questions on Britain that only British people would know the
answer to.
I agree. I only missed the British questions.
@@dcjohnson2208 Yes, I only missed the US ones.
If you are well educated and worldwide knowledgeable then you should be able to answer all these questions .... and more.
I'm 86 years of age. I missed 5 so got 45 right. Those that I missed I never knew in the first place, but I do love a cognitive challenge. Keeps us alert, so thank you.
Enjoyed that very much my score was about 35. Not bad for an 82 year old
Very good 😊 👍🏻👍🏻
I'm not yet seventy, but I am old enough to remember that when I was at school we were taught that the word 'good' is an adjective; and that in the sentence 'your memory is still working', were one to wish to qualify the word 'working', one would use an adverb, not an adjective. 'Prove that your memory is still working WELL'.
Prove or Proof? 😊
I missed 4 out of 50 therefore my score was 46/50, Thank you Quiz Time for the quiz and have a wonderful day! 🤔
Great job!
I forgot how many I missed, but I'm pretty sure it was four. I'll be 84 in a few months. If asked those without the multiple choices, I think I'd get about half of them
I missed 7. I’m 89. What’s my score?
Yes, it would be much harder to know the answers right off the top of our head.
I do remember particularly that my brain is still working WELL.
That's good!
I was born in 1939 so I was a teenager in the 50's so I never knew some of the questions. I just didn't care. But I still got a pretty good score. I got a 45. I have more problems with the 60's when my children were young. I had eight children so I was pretty busy.
50/50 not bad for an 81 yr old g-g-grandma. When all of this happen I was still in school so that help a lot.
Got the first 20 right then got bored. We grey beards have no problem with questions about 60 years ago (especially multi choice ones--don't patronise us!!!) It's questions about last week that give us problems.
How about 10 minutes ago?!
What was the question I forgot.
@@hazelholmshaw9415 😖😖😫
@@auapplemac2441 Why? What happened 10 minutes ago???
Exactly!
Got all the names right, missed.a few statistics and year dates. We got our TV in the early Fifties. We watched Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca in The Show of Shows and Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows and Art Carney in The Honeymooners. We watched the series of film footage from WW2, "Victory at Sea," with the Richard Rodgers score. We picked up Sputnik beeping over the US on our ham radios. Jack Kerouac wrote "On the Road," James Dean ran his car off the road, Allen Ginsberg wrote "Howl," and the '50s drew to a close.
your mispronunciations are charming!
Gee I hope you have more of these quizzes--- lots of fun------ also keeps the memory sharp--need more--hurry hurry! Thanks from Hawaii
Yes many more! Keep on going :D
42/50 I did all right until near the end with the dates. I am younger than 80 but sometimes I have a hard time remembering dates of some events. I can pretty much remember who and where but unless it's an event that shook or shaped the world, the when is usually a guess.
Yep. Me too. I was getting them all correct until the end. I missed 7 or 8. LOL
I’m 87, so I ‘ll use that excuse!
So do I.
I'm 78 and missed five. The first 30 were all simple. The only difficult ones were questions with was no reason to actually know the answer i.e. "The year that - - - 1956, 57, 58.
I'm 78 and I missed 25. Don't remember hearing about those events. I wasn't interested in world history until I was older.
Makes me feel better at 81 and got 34 right. A lot of American questions for a Kiwi in New Zealand.
Wow, 47/50! Amazing as I was only a kid. Born 1949.
Born in 48 and got 33 right. The ending section I messed up. lol
EXCELLENT.
ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also.
Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC.
UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events;
UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event.
UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS.
A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators?
Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as a tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions.
And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor.
Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS..
OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events.
REMAKE THE TEST.
SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS.
"You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and
"I Ain' t no Middleman"
Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
Green Bean casserole became popular as a promotion for Campbell's Soups in the mid-1950s. That was a fun quiz. I got 49/50 right. I'm 71, and I love the history of the 50s
The amazing thing about those who are losing or have lost their memory is that they remember almost everything in the past but suffer from present short memory. My late mother had dementia. She remembered everything from her youth, growing up, recognized most people in old photos, but I had to repeat the same thing several times within a short time distance in her later years. A very cruel illness indeed.
I am sorry for your loss. I was caregiver for several on my family. My mother passed at 92. She was still pretty sharp right up to her last breath. Hard to let them go..
Many' of these questions were about events that occurred when I was 9-11 years old in a different country to where I grew up. Not a test of memory at all but I managed to work some out using common sense anyway. I didn't keep a score but I'd say I scored between 35 and 40 out of 50. I am 82 years old.
I didn’t know 4 of the questions at all. I was born in 1938,so was around for most of the period.
I'm 79 and I didn't do too well with only 32/50. Seems most got a higher score. I didn't guess any. If I didn't know them I marked them wrong. Got the first 20 right but the dates and number ones I didn't have a clue. Maybe others that got a low score didn't bother to say though, only the ones that were proud of themselves .. lol. Well done all those that scored high.
UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events;
UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event.
UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS.
A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators?
Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as a tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions.
And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor.
Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS..
OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events.
REMAKE THE TEST.
SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS.
"You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and
"I Ain' t no Middleman"
Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
Some of the dates I didn’t know . Those towards the end were harder.
You won on honesty.
@critchley999 I am 82 and scored 26 and thought it not bad, considering i had a serious head injury when i was 9. At least we were truthful, which is more than i can say for some.
One I missed as I took to long to answer the question. Long term is easier than short term for this 81 yr elder.
46 out of 50 correct. Going on 78 and guessed on a few, especially the questions that involved the year.
I was born in 1944 and got 45 of 50 correct.🎉
Very good 😊
When it comes to the tv questions I think you may have forgotten that there was a heap of us in Britain that did not tv’s in the 50’s. We knew about the world news from the radio. The American questions seemed unnecessary as the quiz seemed to be set for us Brits but guesswork got me through. Otherwise it was good thank you. But then at 83I did get 47/50. 😁
Not far short of eighty, did much better than I expected, the one's I failed on were all purely American based questions.
👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you QuizTime 👍👍
42/50
Well done 👍🏻
82 years and got 48 ,
good quiz, feel I can hold my head up as only the USA questions were tricky
I'm 80 and this quiz was childishly easy, bordering on Dumb.
My score was 45, no bad for a old "bag" according w/tha " new generation" Ha Ha!!!. Great and FAST video, I do love the diversity of your program!Muchos exitos .Siempre Alma
Most of the "new generation" don't know which end is up. I am afraid they will have to learn quickly with the world as it is.
Uh oh. Running out of power. Good night, and may God's blessings fill your lives.
Thank you for the refresher, I enjoyed it, did fairly well.
44
Phoenix was just as bad in the 80s. Every morning the local news stations gave a report on the danger lever of the air quality and advised people with lung ailments to stay inside.
I scored 46 not bad for 85 and six months
41 out of 50,I am pleased to get that score🤗
Yes very good 😊
Got all right.😁
Considering I was only a kid under 10 years old in the ,50's I did very well...I got 40 right!
41/50. Had no clue in regard to a few But enjoyed testing my memory. Thank you
35/50😊
John Wayne! Quite a guy. Great actor. He fought the Germans, the Japanese, the outlaws in the Western Frontier, the Indians, the outlaws, the In Laws, the pirates, especially the gunfighters. Guy couldn't get along with anybody!!😇🦈🏁🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
40 out of 50 for me, 81 years old and only short term issues
Missed one...not too bad for a person in my late 70's...Great quiz, thank you!
Yes, so did the people who constructed this quiz. The word "good" is an adjective not an adverb. Not much different from a Melbourne tram where they seem to thing that "safely' is an adjective and not an adverb.
70 years old is the new 40's!
You did great !!
I got 43 correct but that is cool for me
I think YOU missed question number 14, as neither pantyhose nor mini-skirts existed until the late 1960's. (I was there, and recall when each came about)!
aznaamira: They weren't available in all area's at the same time. They finally showed up where I lived in 1965. They were market tested first and then slowly released throughout the rest of the country. Had to keep wearing stockings and garters until they finally got to where I lived. Remember the panties back then? They were like cotton balloons with elastic sewed into the waist and legs. Sometimes the elastic would break. Happened to my great-aunt while she was on the trolly. They dropped to her ankles. She stepped out of them, walked off the bus and never looked back. It was a different world.
Those mini skirts were entirely too long! Any of you guys agree? 😂
I got 42 ot of 50 but if you weren't a Yank or a Limey you had to be very lucky to score that high. Some of those questions were so obscure, only an educated guess would suffice. I'm a Canuck BTW.
Happy with 49! Hi, from Queensland, Australia….. my 81 year old memory just fine😊
Well done! And welcome 🤗
42 correct. Liked the quiz and very happy with my knowldge @ almost 75 years old. ❤ i am an Australian.
Long term memory is usually not the issue for older people. It’s the short term memory that fails. You know like, I can’t remember what I had for dinner last night. 😅
We completely understand!
...or that damned word you want to use while writing! 😃
@@victorlloyd5271 or walking up the stairs, getting to the top and wondering why you came up there. 🤔 😄
Working WELL !! After a verb, you use an ADVERB, in this case WELL !! GOOD is an ADJECTIVE, and is used to describe a NOUN .
THE "EVENTS' MATTERED; Many of us didn't "care" what "EXACT" date it occurred!
AND THIS TEST IS NOT A GOOD TEST OF MEASURING INTELLIGENCE, EITHER.
ABILITY to remember to SOME is just " luckily having an excellent memory" of things that didn't even matter to the person being tested?
Congratulations to those who ENJOY remembering DATES, BTW.
ANSWERS would be greatly impacted by the SPECIFIC experience of the person being TESTED also.
Statisticians ? Government Officials ? Law retirees , etc. ETC.
UNFAIR, to demand the EXACT years of historical events;
UNFAIR to demand exact numbers o f the POPULATION regarding a specific year or an event.
UNFAIR to expect people to know the EXACT NAMES of inventors of "particulars" of the discoveries of DNA TESTS.
A good question MIGHT have been; what era did Interpole become utilized by world crime investigators?
Friends over their 80's whose memories are "sharp as tackS" wouldn't care to remember HALF of these questions.
And their area's of expertise would and should, be considered a factor.
Scientists and historians who don't' even LIKE music, would probably not remember ANY, of the musicians , composers nor singer ANSWERS..
OF COURSE WE ALL KNEW ELVIS'S special events.
REMAKE THE TEST.
SPECIFIC TO FORMER OCCUPATIONS.
"You're the Reason I'm Not Married" and
"I Ain' t no Middleman"
Videos by FredGold&LyndaFaye.
I got 48 correct and I just turned 77. Guess my memory is still intact, although there are a few things I'd like to forget. Anyway, growing up in the 50's was really different from today. Very strict, very religious and extremely racist. I withstood the strict and religious part, but I refused to acknowledge racism. I can't stand racist people. I never could understand what everyone was so upset about. I used to yell at my mother, EVERYONE IS .A PERSON. i was only 6 or 7, but that's how I felt, no one taught me that.
I'm a 79-year-old Canadian who scored 44/50--not too bad. The space ones did me in. lol
I am 82 and got 43 correct, so I am pleased
Born in 1941, I got 7 wrong but there were a fair number of purely US-oriented questions
I am sure we were aware of events in the US, especially the space actions and Korea as we had British troops in that war. I can get that some folks did not pay too much attention to race issues in the US : the UK had its own.
Got all right except four. Thank God
10/10. Booring...better things to do with my life.
I’m 86 and got 48 with 2 guesses. I’m pleased because I do not bring names to memory quickly but when I read them, I know
That was fun. I missed 8. Born right at the end of WWII and living on a little dairy farm, my family kept up with happenings in the larger world, so UK was nearby through the radio.
Good job 👏🏻
I am 78 years young and scored 41. Confession: At least six were just good guesses but I'm just relieved I still have the remnants of a memory!!
Got all 50 correct 😅
I got 46 put of 50
Good work!
I got 49/50. Born in 1955. I always liked history.
I enjoy the questions. How many I get right you will never know!!!! But I love to learn new things. 77 years old.
got 40 /50 born in 1939 missed most on the actual date the event occurred. Also most of the questions were easier for Americans to answer. At this age I am just happy to have enough strength and wits about me to live independently in my home and manage quite well with the help of caring doctors and loving family. I am truly living in the Goodness of my God.
I am almost 86...... only missed 7 out of 50. still doing fine and happy doing it.
37 but I've had a stroke several years ago. I can still make a hi-ball ! Born in 1947
I m 85 I sat down and wrote down ALL my class mates from my Primary School in the 50s Got 30.but couldn't get the last one .......ME!!!
Got headmistress plus all teachers.👍
🇬🇧 England 1945-1950 🇬🇧
Woohoo ..er what day is it?!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I did good except with the England stuff ,only because I spent a lot of time with my family/grandparents etc.😊
Got all right. Thank you God 16:11
I got about 38 right but my long term memory is not as good as my short term memory! Which makes me very happy!😊
I had three wrong. Not bad for. 81 year old
I'm 85, I only got 38 correct. I was a teenager in the 50's, never paid a lot of attention to the news, those are the answers I missed. 🤒😕
I’m 84 and got 45 correct”… not bad for an old goat”..🙃🤷🏼♀️
I was born in 1940 and got 45. Enjoyable quiz. Thanks.
Great!