I spend a lot of time on youtube and you are my favorite man. You are so friendly, and the questions are great and I can't get enough of the South Affrikan sound.
You got me with the question on the phone....LOL. Missed just the one. Leotard for the bonus question. Thanks for all you do for us. I love the fact that your quizzes really make us use our brains. I take these to "exercise" my brain. I am 74 and you help keep me sharp and learning every day. We should never stop learning.👍
@@detormentisBummer! I was really feeling great about getting the first thirteen in a row correct, but no(!), back in Hawking again. 41 As always this was a very fun quiz. I wish you would feature World Landmarks again, and no(!!), it's not because I'm good at those. It's fun to hear about far away places like Nepal or Turkey. Istanbul has a colorful history. Thanks Sean!
41 and leotard. I had a few lucky guesses and a more than usual number of total blanks - I just hope I can remember the answers to those! Great quiz and great fun as usual - many thanks!
I usually get the Fleming Award of Intelligence but I have to tell you, being from the U.S., not all words translate the same. We don't call them "Wheel Spanners", we call them either a lug wrench or a tire iron.
Another great quiz Sean I got the Curie standing. The Leotard is used by dancers, etc. And in the US we gall the wheel spanner a lug wrench or tire iron. As always, thanks for all your amazing work i researching and making. these quizzes.
40/50 and an enjoyable quiz as always. Thanks for uploading. Bonus Q is Leotard. And a trivia fact it's illegal to wear a Spotted Leotard in hunting season in the US lol.
I believe the snake you showed was a rinkals, not a king cobra. The plain black body with the pale stripe across the front of the neck is a sure spotting feature.
Hello Sean! Thank-You for another excellent brain workout quiz! Very challenging! Answer to the Bonus question is Leotard. Have a great week ahead!😊🍃🌼🌷🌻🐝
Good morning, Sean (at least it's morning to me)! I didn't do as well as I would have liked (6 incorrect answers), but I really enjoyed this quiz. Thanks for sharing it! 👍💯
@@detormentis -- I've been subscribed to your channel since I discovered it quite a while back, and am always delighted to participate in your great quizzes, Sean. By the way, I forgot to answer your bonus question: leotard. Best regards from Mel Stiller in British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦 🦋 🤗
Apparently, when we are in the womb, during the first days of development, humans have a cloaca. That's why I specified as an adult... So Sharky had a problem 😂
Thanks for these quizzes, Sean. (Also my brother's name 🙂) They are fun and challenging ways to exercise my brain. For the "Rank Achieved" section, have you considered adding a rank for Neil deGrasse Tyson? He's arguably one of the most knowledgeable people alive today.
I'm surprised that Newton isn't the top rank, considering that Detormentis is (presumably) of British origin. Da Vinci would also be a candidate in my book. Mr. and Mrs. Curie just don't quite strike me as true geniuses in the way that Newton and Da Vinci do.
Didn't know there was an Egyptian Prometheus as well because the only Prometheus I know of is the ancient Greek one that stole fire from the gods and gave it to the people
Never heard of him, but had a look. He took off from New York, with California as his destination. He landed in Dublin, Ireland the next day. This happened in 1938. Lindbergh's non-stop transatlantic flight took place in 1927. Corrigan was inspired by Charles Lindbergh, and build his own airplane from spare parts. A very interesting story, thank you.
Hey, Sean, I mentioned it before, Washington D.C. is NOT a city. The "D" in D.C. stands for "district". They have their own governing officials, yet they are not part of a state and therefore have no representation in our Congress. The 23rd Amendment gave the district Presidential Electors to vote for the future Presidents, but they have no representation when it comes to the laws or policies that are created for this country. The district was created for the purpose of having a seat for the federal government.
Washington is a city. DC is used in reference of state. It was founded on July 16, 1790. Specifically with the purpose of being the national capital city. And it needed to be distinct from the states, which is the reason for the district.
It’s a city even though it’s a district. It has a mayor. Is a district compared to the US states but Americans refer to it has a city. So for sake of that particular question that was given, that’s what I would’ve said also
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You've done it again, Sean. Great quiz. Can hardly wait for the next one.The answer to the bonus question is unitard/leotard. Thanks.
That is correct, thank you so much for watching!
Another great qizz Sean. Look forward to the next one.
Glad you enjoyed it
I spend a lot of time on youtube and you are my favorite man. You are so friendly, and the questions are great and I can't get enough of the South Affrikan sound.
Thank you Sean for a as always great quiz. 46/50 and for the bonus question leotard.
Correct on the bonus... Great score!
You got me with the question on the phone....LOL. Missed just the one. Leotard for the bonus question. Thanks for all you do for us. I love the fact that your quizzes really make us use our brains. I take these to "exercise" my brain. I am 74 and you help keep me sharp and learning every day. We should never stop learning.👍
Thank you so much for playing! And correct on the bonus!
@@detormentisBummer! I was really feeling great about getting the first thirteen in a row correct, but no(!), back in Hawking again. 41 As always this was a very fun quiz. I wish you would feature World Landmarks again, and no(!!), it's not because I'm good at those. It's fun to hear about far away places like Nepal or Turkey. Istanbul has a colorful history. Thanks Sean!
I love this channel and its videos. The questions are really well-prepared and very informative 👍
41 and leotard. I had a few lucky guesses and a more than usual number of total blanks - I just hope I can remember the answers to those! Great quiz and great fun as usual - many thanks!
Correct! And great score!
ME TOO GIRLIEPOP
Thanks Shaun Waited all week for this round
Thank you for watching!
Bonus question answer is leotard. Great quiz! Can’t wait for the next one!😊
Counting the bonus question, I got 37/50. Not my best but still fun!
I usually get the Fleming Award of Intelligence but I have to tell you, being from the U.S., not all words translate the same. We don't call them "Wheel Spanners", we call them either a lug wrench or a tire iron.
35/50 and leotard for bonus, thanks Sean.👍
46 this time! Great quiz and leotard is the bonus answer. Thanks for all you do!
Answer to the bonus question is leotard. Thanks for another great quiz!
Correct!
Nice Sunday...🎉...score, 40/50...and bonus...leotard 😊✌️
Good score, and right answer!
Thanks Sean.😊
I got 46 questions right and the bonus is leotard. Great quiz!
Great score, and correct on the bonus!
Another great quiz Sean I got the Curie standing. The Leotard is used by dancers, etc. And in the US we gall the wheel spanner a lug wrench or tire iron. As always, thanks for all your amazing work i researching and making. these quizzes.
Return of the gadget God, more amazing stuff, all clever, all useful, that was brilliant 👏👏👌✌️
40/50 and an enjoyable quiz as always. Thanks for uploading. Bonus Q is Leotard. And a trivia fact it's illegal to wear a Spotted Leotard in hunting season in the US lol.
I believe the snake you showed was a rinkals, not a king cobra. The plain black body with the pale stripe across the front of the neck is a sure spotting feature.
Hello Sean! Thank-You for another excellent brain workout quiz! Very challenging! Answer to the Bonus question is Leotard. Have a great week ahead!😊🍃🌼🌷🌻🐝
Correct, thank you!
tutu
Good morning, Sean (at least it's morning to me)! I didn't do as well as I would have liked (6 incorrect answers), but I really enjoyed this quiz. Thanks for sharing it! 👍💯
I am glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching! BTW, only 6 wrong is excellent!
@@detormentis --
I've been subscribed to your channel since I discovered it quite a while back, and am always delighted to participate in your great quizzes, Sean. By the way, I forgot to answer your bonus question: leotard. Best regards from Mel Stiller in British Columbia, Canada 🇨🇦 🦋 🤗
Correct! And thank you for the support, I really appreciate it!
@@detormentis --
It's my pleasure! I look forward to many more of your quizzes, Sean.
STOP BOASTING MEL 😡😡😡😡
I knew a guy, Sharky, who said he had a cloaca. Great one again, Sean. Cheers.
Apparently, when we are in the womb, during the first days of development, humans have a cloaca. That's why I specified as an adult... So Sharky had a problem 😂
@@detormentis hahaha. Shark had many a problem! X
41/50 Sean. Great quiz as always
Good quiz, Sean. Thank you. 36/50 gives me the Fleming award. Plus Leotard on the bonus question. Have a good week.
42/50 Bonus: Leotard. Excellent quiz, Sean. can you do a quiz entirely about the human body? Just a suggestion. Tyfs. Have a great week ahead. 👍👍
Human body 10/10 Famous Firsts 7/10 Mixed Trivia 8/10 Pictures 9/10 Mixed 9/10 43/50😊😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉Leotard is the Bonus
leotard, good quiz, enjoyed it and found out how much i do not know
Correct!
36/50 and leotard.... THANK YOUUUU ;)
45 Today Sean and the Bonus is Leotard.
Great score, and correct on the bonus!
Hi Sean still a Fleming at 36 As for that one piece garment it’s a leotard that hugs the entire torso.
The Human Body - 10/10 (WOW!)
Famous Firsts - 7/10
Mixed Trivia - 6/10
Picture Trivia - 3/10
Major Brands - 10/10 (WOW!!)
Total - 36/50
30/50 Oppenheimer. Not getting out of this one.
9 of 10 in human body
Sorry I left a silly bonus question answer before. It’s a leotard. Thanks for the great videos Sean.
Correct!
Oppenheimer award of cleverness!
43/50 I did not get the leotard! Thank you Sean it was fun
Great score, correct on the bonus!
To be fair, I know many poor workmen who blame their wives, lmao! Thanks for yet another great quiz Sean!
Thank you for watching!
Thanks for these quizzes, Sean. (Also my brother's name 🙂) They are fun and challenging ways to exercise my brain.
For the "Rank Achieved" section, have you considered adding a rank for Neil deGrasse Tyson? He's arguably one of the most knowledgeable people alive today.
lol.
I'm surprised that Newton isn't the top rank, considering that Detormentis is (presumably) of British origin. Da Vinci would also be a candidate in my book. Mr. and Mrs. Curie just don't quite strike me as true geniuses in the way that Newton and Da Vinci do.
I agree that a Da Vinci rank would be a great addition.
41/50, smack in the middle of my usual Hawking rank.
Highest ever is 41 but always get at least 35 lol. Me and my mate do these with a few drinks. Cheers
32 and unitard!
Fleming
Leotard
I'm way behind..
🎄♥️🎁
Bonus: Leotard. Managed to get just 37/50, this round was a bit tough, thanks again Sean.
Sapphire
Yay! 45/50 Leotard - bonus
38/50 bonus leotard
Correct!
Didn't know there was an Egyptian Prometheus as well because the only Prometheus I know of is the ancient Greek one that stole fire from the gods and gave it to the people
23/50
Go old man
32/50
so i think a wheel spanner is called a lug wrench in the us.
I heard someone from the USA refer to it as a tire iron?
A disastrous 40/50. Bonus is leotard.
leoard
King Cobra is the correct name, the more common one is the spectacled cobra
bonus is leotard. 35 out of 50.
I really enjoy the quizzes. Sean always looks either sad or like he's contemplating the meaning of life. Lol
Or just tired... always tired... (Father of 2 teen daughters...) 😂🤣😂
@@detormentis That would explain it!
47/50 singlet
For the bonus question leotard
Absolutely correct!
Well,we used to call it a leotard when I was a gymnast and a dancer. I'm 50 now😅
Fleming award
Good quiz as usual. Missed 3 multiple choice and 2 pictures. s__t! Will do better next time.
Tights.
Dopamine
Missed 14. Bonus answer: leotard.
67 year old Dutch woman
Great quizzes I did pretty good this time. I love your challenges. Answer to question; leotards
Hawking Award…. Just 12 that I missed.
Lack of estrogen is definitely NOT the happy hormone!
Bonus : Leotard
Rank Certificate of attendance.
Correct on the bonus!
I got Edison award for brightness answer is leotard
Correct!
Has anyone but me ever heard of wrong way Corrigan who did transatlantic flight before Lindbergh?
Never heard of him, but had a look. He took off from New York, with California as his destination. He landed in Dublin, Ireland the next day. This happened in 1938.
Lindbergh's non-stop transatlantic flight took place in 1927.
Corrigan was inspired by Charles Lindbergh, and build his own airplane from spare parts. A very interesting story, thank you.
@@detormentis thank you
TU-TU!
Washington is in the district of Columbia
Singlet
38 right, bonus question leotard. Alweer onder veertig. 😨
Volgende keer! Korrek op die bonus vraag!
Thanks for reporting honestly.
I'm in my seventies also these are fun keep them coming.
Thank you for watching and enjoying!
Duhpomine
Leotard----40/50---happy with that
It is called a leotard.
Is single piece garment known as Tunic?
I was looking for leotard... but maybe it's called a tunic where you are?
@@detormentis leotard is right answer.
34 QUIZ GANG
Nice one!
The answer to the bonus question is a leotard
That is correct!
Tutu
Got 31 right.....leotard
Correct!
It's a leotard
Thats right!
31/50 Bonus answer is a Leotard
Spot on!
They're called leotards.
Correct!
Hey, Sean, I mentioned it before, Washington D.C. is NOT a city. The "D" in D.C. stands for "district". They have their own governing officials, yet they are not part of a state and therefore have no representation in our Congress. The 23rd Amendment gave the district Presidential Electors to vote for the future Presidents, but they have no representation when it comes to the laws or policies that are created for this country. The district was created for the purpose of having a seat for the federal government.
Thank you so much. I need to remember it. When I looked up the address of the monument, it actually stated Washington DC.
but did you get the bonus question?
Washington is a city. DC is used in reference of state. It was founded on July 16, 1790. Specifically with the purpose of being the national capital city. And it needed to be distinct from the states, which is the reason for the district.
YOUTELL HIM 😮😮😮😮😮😮
It’s a city even though it’s a district. It has a mayor. Is a district compared to the US states but Americans refer to it has a city. So for sake of that particular question that was given, that’s what I would’ve said also
A very tight leotard
Give me my 36, I go home.
Bonus Question: Leotards, 24 Correct answers.
Leotard. Thanks for the quiz
leotard
leotard
Leatard
Leotard.. 39
Leotard
Meh... 35/50, Leotard
Leotard
Leotard.