I am 69 and I got 46/50. This has little to do with IQ. It is based on life experience and education....endless curiosity, self taught and a formal education, which is not everything.
right, i got 42 myself. i'm dumber than dirt, but i like history. if these were modern science or math questions i'd be at the bottom of the list, lol.
I'm 65 and I got 48 answers right. That score has little to do with IQ. I was fortunate enough to have an excellent education and an excellent memory plus I love to read!
I just turned 73 a few days ago and got 41 right. So much of what I know isn't because of my IQ. I've always been a reader of different genres, I love learning about new places (If I read about one in a book, I have to stop and Google it) and a decent public education. Even just watching interesting little You Tube videos will teach you things. I've learned all about Saville Row and how mens' suits are made and how Merino wool is becoming scarce. Add in being a lover of crosswords and just talking to people about different things and there you have it. Don't ever let someone chastise you for watching You Tube.
Well, I'm 50 and managed 40- but it doesn't depend on your age as much as what type of knowledge you've been exposed to, and how much you read and/or travel.
Well done. I'm 55yo and I was stoked that I got 35 correct and I had a few guesses too. I also finished school in yr 10.l so I'm feeling pretty happy right now 😆 I'm definitely smarter than I thought I was 🙏😊
The main thing is not how smart you are but how you stay honest. I don't know how many I would have gotten right? I quit counting when I reached 40 and the red bar was only a little past half way?
I scored 44. I am a 50+ Swede and think this has little to do with IQ. Good teachers, though, and a general interest that motivates reading. I have done lots of IQ tests and not one thing here would have had anything to do with it. Intelligence is about understanding how to solve new problems, like maths and fault-tracing, not about remembering what you have learnt. But it is intelligent to read and learn 🙂
It took me a long time to figure that one out. Everybody told me I was smarter than people I KNEW were smarter than me! An eidetic memory doesn't always translate into advanced reasoning skills.
Having a good memory, really doesn't help with algebra. One must know how to apply knowledge across the board and solve problems. People that can integrate all brain functions, just might have a higher IQ.
43/50 However, I read somewhere that I.Q. is not a measurement of what you know; it's a measurement of how you think. This was more of a memory exercise & it was Fun. Thx!🤓
Getting a high mark in a quiz on General Knowledge is not the same as having a high I. Q. 😊. General knowledge quizzes rely on memory , and the ability to recall , i.e., remember , knowledge . 🦉📖😊. I. Q. Levels are an indication of a person's ability to solve problems : typically puzzles they haven't necessarily seen before . If a person has been introduced to I. Q. puzzles generally , e.g., as a child, they will do better later than if they have NEVER seen an I. Q. puzzle before 🤔. Hope that explains the difference ! Best Wishes from "Brainy England" ! ( and modest with it ! 😊) 😊🇬🇧📖🦉🎈💕📖😊🇬🇧
Yes, you are right, on the subject that good general knowledge is not the same as high IQ. But for me, at my age, it was quite pleasing to find the memory banks are still okay, at 75
I scored 42 out of 50. You have to update the question on "Who was the longest reigning monarch in the world?" The correct answer is Queen Elizabeth II of England, who reigned from 1952 until 2022. and the name of the D-Day landing was called "Operation Overlord" not "Operation Overload".
Queen Elizabeth ll is the longest serving monarch in Great Britain at seventy years. Louis XlV is the longest serving monarch in the world (France) at seventy two years.
Auroras are not caused solely by solar particles interacting with the Earth's magnetic field. The magnetic field guides them into the Earth's atmosphere along the field lines, whereupon they interact with the electrons in atoms of atmospheric molecules causing them to quantum leap to higher orbitals, and then release photons of light as they drop back down to lower energy state orbitals.
35. Was not expecting so much history and specific dates. 56 and haven’t seen a classroom in decades. I would say a high score here means you had a great interest in world history when younger and still have a good memory. Not so much on the IQ. But everyone pretty much knows that
I am also 56 and answered 35 correctly. I did guess at a few, but mostly educated guesses. I missed 2 or 3 I should have gotten right so it equals in the end. I grew up in the country, even though I am not Amish I basically have an eighth grade education.
I’m 76 and I got 40 right. I didn’t graduate from high school but later got my GED. The ones I missed were mainly ones about other countries or things I didn’t care about even when I was there when it happened! Loved talking the quiz though!
41 out of 50. The natural history and science questions did me in. The first 20 were rather easy, and I really thought I would do better. Thanks for keeping me humble and my arrogance in check. Bravo!
@@thomaswilson7538 Huh? Without re-taking the quiz, are you stating that 41 questions were ALL based on foreign wars? I think you took a different quiz than me. And, read my post, the name is clearly "Neil", not "Jose". "Jose" is more appropriate to "Joe" Biden.
I am 74 years old and my score was 48 out of 50. June 6, 1944 at 6:00 AM was the beginning of the "Second Front" on the European continent, the "turning point" of the war against Germany as part of the Axis powers, during World War II. The "First Front" having occurred in July 1943 with the landing of American troops from the North African Campaign (November 8, 1942 - July 1943) at Palermo, Sicily under the command of Lieutenant General George S. Patton and simultaneously at Gila, Sicily under the command of Major General Omar Bradley. This, the largest armada invasion in world history, code name: Operation Overlord (NOT OverLOAD) with the (North to South) deployment of soldiers landing on Gold and Sword beaches by the British and Austrailian troops under the command of Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montegomery; Juno beach by the Canadian troops; Omaha beach (the most deadly/highest casualties from the most intensive resistance) under the command of Major General Omar Bradley, and Utah beach under the command of Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt Jr., (son of U. S. President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt) by the American troops. Notably absent was Lieutenant General George S. Patton who was "under house arrest" in Northeast England for a second incident wherein he slapped an enlisted soldier. This monumental plan devised by the Allied High Command after nearly a year of planning, under the direction of General Dwight D. Eisenhower as Supreme Allied Commander and General Walter "Bedell" Smith his Deputy, along with strategists from all the Allied powers. The German forces military commander in chief, Generalfieldmarschall (Field Marshal) Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt of the Fuhrer's staff, placed the Normandy fortifications under the most capable command of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, nicknamed the Desert Fox for his exploits during the North African Campaign. I would not agree, however, that this quiz would be a measure of an individual's I. Q. Moreover, I would categorize it as a measure of a person's experiences, interest in reading and history, and level of education achieved.
Yeaaaaaa for you sir! You are one smart cookie!!! I 66 and got 39 out of 50. Lucky to have gotten that! Sure hope I make it to 92. You are a lucky man. Take care and I wish you the best in life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@peterbenoit5886Plus set an example on courtesy and manners. Don’t throw a compliment back at anyone - that just shows arrogance and indeed ignorance.
I am 68 scored 30, though a few were guess work ,please add questions from all over the world on different subjects including mathematics. Thanks for keeping senior citizens mentally fit.
Im 74 and got 44 correct. I'm a retired teacher...it is better to know what happened in relation to other events rather than when they happened. Great quiz.😊
I'm 47, didn't finish school, and took the quiz drunk. I got 26 correct answers. A lot of history questions, I hated history at school but find it more interesting now.
Your Comment Speaks Volumes about the Positive of Affects Alcohol, considering your school History & Your Hatred of History! You think History just might be " more interesting now" 'cause You're Part of It Now & It Really wasn't Learned, It was Lived?!--->>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>🤣🤣🤣--Peace lil' Bruh
It was nobody less important than Einstein who said - - learning is accumulating information". And only those who can turn that information into solutions that do have value and contribute to a better life are wise.
I always find the Drinking Helps, And a 'lil Smoke never Hurts! I don't think I Visited More than a Handful of Books other than My Math Books, just to do the Practice Problems (All) before I went In & Punished the Test! OK, so what? What is I Paid Attention like a MF'er in Class Fact!-->> Iwas Born in late 61' & I'm gonna do this one after a lot more College hoop & a Lot more Beer! I'm not Scared, I Get Back with the Old Heads on Here, Even if I don't Get 1 Right! Sh!ts not Hard if a person simply Pays Attention!🤣Funny but True! Everyone Figure out Things Differently! (That's not Racist is It??!!--LMAO
71 years old and got 50 right. I even got the one right that had an incorrect answer listed. It was “Operation Overlord”, not “Overload”. I wish these quizes were a little more difficult. I think the average high school graduate should be able to pass this one.
I have all my marbles, but I just don’t live in this world where I am supposed to have this information. Ask me about stuff I’ve lived and read about and I am amazing.
There were a few general knowledge questions, concerning (I think) chemicals, but you're right in general. Almost all of the questions were ones you should know from high school.
I think history was taught in such a dry, boring way at school. I had a student in Hong Kong , he hated history. I asked him about Hong Kong under Japan in WW2. After I asked him about what his grandfather did in HK during the was he started to tell me a little of his family. Suddenly he was teaching me his family’s history. His eyes lit up. Yep, make it relatable and it takes flight. 😅😊
pretty damn good, re lee you'r maybe one of those kids that studied, I never studied til the last semester of my senior year, and played all sports when grades and trophies were not given, they had to be earned or you didn't get 'em and didn't play. BUT I AM SURE YOU ARE A NICE FELLOW WORTHY OF MY FRIENDSHIP PS MY IQS 138 TO 144 YOURS IS PROBABLY MUCH HIGHER , HOWEVER i HAVE NEVER LEFT THE usa, MAYBE WHEN i GET BACK IN A FEW YEARS , I MIGHT BE ABLE TO COMPETE WITH YOU KUDOS TO YOU FRIEND, HOPEFULLY , AFTER MY VENOM
Don't misunderstand, this was taught in schools during the 50's and is common knowledge to people of that era, it is not to say that individuals after that time could not have this knowledge but it would not be commom.@@ruego-qj7bt
I'm 60 and scored the same. Although I believe we should get a freebee for him calling D-Day "Operation Overload" LOL. Also, I have a question. I went with Mont Blanc in the Alps since I figured the Russian mountain would be on the Asian continent with most of the country
It's ok Edward. As for the 2 who are being rude jerks it's not about the size of your brain it's how you use it. 😅 . I got 28 correct and I'm 67. Passed algebra with a D but got As in geometry, go figure. Plus I've never used algebra in my day to day life but I use the hell out of physics and didn't even take it . 😊
I am 75 and got 7 wrong.. But I have been an avid reader since I learned to read before I went to school at 5years . I believe that when reading you can pick up an awful lot of information, on all kinds of subjects.
I’m 76 and I missed 7. 😂I feel bad missing that many. When I was 14 to 18 I could get perfect test scores. But I was told I had a genius IQ and I’m not as smart as I used to be and besides I’m terrible about dates. You had to throw all of those in there.
I know...66 and I missed 12 and the ones I missed I kicked myself for. We had a much better education in the past. And no, I do NOT have a genius IQ...never measured anyway, and at my age, even if I did, it's shot. Education was good, even in public schools though.
@@jlanderson21257 My test that they gave me in high school that they claimed tested IQ was based on looking at a group of gears and determining the final movement that would be created. Being a girl I was not supposed to be able to understand it but I got a perfect score on that and the boys were mad at me because I did better than they did. But I adored my dad and always followed him around and when ever he worked on the car I was right there learning and getting his tools and asking questions. My brother said he would never fix anything that he would hire it done so he refused to quit watching tv and go learn from dad. He never mowed his own grass either, never painted or hung wallpaper when he grew up. I did it all I didn’t want to be a ninny like my mother who was just worried about how she looked but I did her hair and makeup because she didn’t learn that either. I even cut my friends hair in high school. I just liked doing things. I never thought I was that smart I just didn’t like to be doing nothing. A teacher called me a busybody in grade school because I always had to be doing something.
@@jlanderson21257 Yes my teachers worked really hard and they taught so much better than what my granddaughter gets now. In first and second grade she had no text books, no readers and math was 4 little addition problems like 2 +2 and 2 + 1 repeated day after day never progressing to harder. I would have an entire sheet with maybe 25 problems everyday in my math workbook, and we had a hardbound text book too, we had multiple readers. I was taught to read by phonics and they try to hand out a sheet of 100 words at the beginning of the year and they were told learn these and she could read because she would try to read books that didn’t just have those 100 words and she didn’t have the skills to sound out a word. I started homeschooling and I started over and taught her phonics and now she can read but she still lacks confidence. I think they deliberately want dumb American kids who are only interested in sex. They want those books in the schools.
Score of 42 here. I missed - Hattie McDaniel (I should have gotten this one, as I've read how she was segregated at the Oscar ceremony) - Mount Elbrus - Elephant gestation - Apple IPhone - First Smartphone - Ribena -Vaseline invention - Wright Bros 1st flight
Really enjoyed taking this quiz I’m almost 69 and got 46/50 2 were I year off of the actual dates…. I wish my grandkids were here when I took it It’s all about the education and reading we did growing up. Children now a days would struggle with this quiz They are not given a thorough education and play video games where we used to read!!!
I must have copied your answers - I got the same score !!! LOL....Like others have pointed out. This isn't really about IQ it's about general knowledge, trivia knowledge, and having a good enough memory TO remember it !
I agree with one of the people who said that this was mostly a memory test. I also feel that our educational system has fallen down in its efforts to teach our young people basic knowledge. While we do need analytical thinkers and problems solvers, and technological thinkers, we still need to impart fact learning and basic living skills.
I'm in shock. I only got 8 wrong. 42/50. Quite a few were good guesses but some I really knew. I think the ones I got wrong were ones I had never heard of, LOL.
I would agree with @MusicMike747 in that during your school age years if one had an interest in world history coupled with a good memory the result could be an above average score on this quiz. There are numerous specific dates to recall which tends to trip up a lot of people. I was surprised at the non multiple choice question of blood composition (I couldn't come up with platelets.) And subsequently even more surprised when it was the only one that wasn't multiple choice. I don't believe the minimum age stated plays that large a part in doing well for this quiz, but if it matters in another two months from now I shall be 59 yo. I generally do very well in test taking and quizzes, but only managed a score of 39/50 though I enjoyed it all the same.
Agreed. History has always been my favorite subject and i have kept up with it over the years, I am also a long retired Registered Nurse so medical questions no problem either. The only questions II couldn't answer were the two related to smart phones.
Excellent questions with a wide variety: 45 / 50, 5, however, was guessing. I am happy with my general knowledge at age 73, but need to improve. Ha, ha,ha
Thank you very much for the quiz it was fun. it doesn't matter how many we got right or wrong, the act of thinking about the possible answers is "The Benefit".(using our Gray Cells)
Love your trivias and questions. I passed satisfa torily but got discouraged cause I am nit an American nor a European, I am a Filipina but interested in history and related subjects. Thanks.
@@CharCanuck14 Ha,ha, ha, : Fun should not exclude knowledge, as a matter of fact, I have fun when I study. NB: I am a student as long as I live. Remember Plato's saying: I know that, I know nothing. ;-)
@@felixniederhauser7799 Agree again Felix and I leave you with one of my favourite sayings - from Frida Kahlo: "Spend time doing what feeds your soul." Simple, but so true. Cheers from Canada!
I scored 45.75. I got three out of four on the blood question and when I saw the answer I remembered and it made me frustrated that I had forgotten about platelets, duh. I wonder if I hadn’t been playing it at 1.5 speed and had paused it, if I might have been able to drag it out of my brain somewhere. I’ll be 57 next Wednesday and I was surprised that I remembered so many things. The multiple choice certainly helped.
Only 2 wrong and you can't figure out if that's good or bad??? So you do have a very good memory. But a high IQ ought to have given you the answer to your question.
I’m 66 and got 40 right … this was fun thanks for posting! As an aside at the supermarket this week I had a voucher for an extra 10 percent discount, the teenage checkout clerk asked me how much he should deduct because he didn’t know how to calculate 10 percent of the total … I was shocked
I'm over 60 and pretty sure I've gotten over 20 right which included some lucky guesses. I thought IQ quizzes would be based more on math/physics/chemistry equations/formulars and such. That's where a real brainer takes place vs common knowledge of a well-rounded person.
What is the feel-good stuff? I have grandchildren in school, when my granddaughter was in 4th grade she was loaded down with so much homework, that she basically got off the bus, had a snack started homework stopped to have dinner, back to homework until her mom came to pick her up at 8 pm. She had 3 different classrooms, not counting PE., they said it was preparation for middle school which started in 7th grade. Every state and school is different, you have no idea what children are actually going through. These kids have so many books in their book bags that it is giving them back problems. There is no feel-good stuff, don't believe all you hear from the repubs, they have no idea what schools are actually teaching, in fact, the high school in my area has really good elective courses for the Juniors and Seniors, not just shop classes, they have lawn mower repair, they have a greenhouse where they learn to run a nursery, a small animal's veterinary course, courses in learning to do hair, home ec is now a culinary course where they learn about the restaurant food industry. These courses are for those who are not looking to go into higher education so that they can have a trade when they leave high school. So you have no idea what goes on in any of the schools today.
@@Violet316 It is the range and depth that is frequently not studied anymore. Often the curriculum is project- or theme- based rather than academic nowadays: heavy books are not the point! Depends on the school still though. Like the sound of the practical stuff you talk about - useful for kids.
@@AnnabelleJARankin My comment was to the elderly man who thinks that kids today aren't getting an education. They are getting a better education today than they were when this man did in his day. We have more available through technology. I am not sure what he thinks is feel-good stuff.
@@Violet316 I am 69 years old and a retired teacher. I can state for a fact that in England syllabi are not as academic as they used to be - standards have slipped over the years. Technology doesn't help you become well-read... it even hinders in some respects. Some kids do not learn to read, write or even tell the time at the early stages they should!
Everyone forgets Subhoza II of Swaziland, but he was officially a monarch for over 80 years- albeit he was crowned at a mere 4 months (seemingly as soon as he could sit upright for someone to hold the crown above his head).
41. But how would I know who makes a product I've never heard of? I know it's the idea of trivia, but would anybody outside Poland know what company produces "Michałki" or "Prince Polo" (even though both are available abroad as well)?
@@joejones9520 Oh, don't be sarcastic. Being from another country, there's things I couldn't know, for example Ribena - had to google it afterwards- and some completely unimportant data- it's not the same not knowing the year of the French revolution or the date a certain phone was marketed. I'm 72, had 36 correct answers, what is your score?
I missed 10 but they were mostly the modern ones like the dates of mobile phones. Who cares! I felt the British had an advantage here because we are taught so much European history but probably know very little American history. In trying to correct the latter I’ve learnt that there was an English settlement in Jamestown in 1607!
I am 69 and I got 46/50. This has little to do with IQ. It is based on life experience and education....endless curiosity, self taught and a formal education, which is not everything.
43 out of 50 also 69. Agree based on experience, education and wide reading. A lot of reading
I scored well, as well, BUT did you notice that the questions were basically in one field? No Math, no biology, etc.
right, i got 42 myself. i'm dumber than dirt, but i like history. if these were modern science or math questions i'd be at the bottom of the list, lol.
@@timmackey2896 41 ou of 50 also 69 same remarks as above Hello to All from a french in France
Awesome
I'm 65 and I got 48 answers right. That score has little to do with IQ. I was fortunate enough to have an excellent education and an excellent memory plus I love to read!
Great job
You sound a lot like me, except I'm 66 years old, received an excellent education, and am an avid reader. I got 13 questions wrong.
Well done. I only got 45. I'm 84. Can't believe I missed the gestational period of elephants. I'm a Republican; I should know that.
I just turned 73 a few days ago and got 41 right. So much of what I know isn't because of my IQ. I've always been a reader of different genres, I love learning about new places (If I read about one in a book, I have to stop and Google it) and a decent public education. Even just watching interesting little You Tube videos will teach you things. I've learned all about Saville Row and how mens' suits are made and how Merino wool is becoming scarce. Add in being a lover of crosswords and just talking to people about different things and there you have it. Don't ever let someone chastise you for watching You Tube.
Me too!
Well, I'm 50 and managed 40- but it doesn't depend on your age as much as what type of knowledge you've been exposed to, and how much you read and/or travel.
Yep I agree. where your interests are and how much do you read.
Totally agree
those are all things that makes up your IQ and memory
36 correct 😊14 wrong
I agree. It's more of a memory test than an IQ test.
The operation of "D"day was overLORD not overload !!!!
right on
Nice Quiz. BTW it's Operation "Overlord" rather than "Overload"
That's what I thought. I said Overlord out loud and then saw Overload and was confused.
I was going to say same .
Me too. 41 correct answers.
Yes indeed
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I am 91 years old and got 42 right.I am pretty proud of myself.😘🇨🇦
Next you'll want to do a marathon well done i could only dream of such a score or living that long?
I got 42 right and I am only 72. I look forward to 91.
91 and using social media 😂 But may you live on to see more years... You aint 91 surely?
@@patrickmccloskey4306 I got 42 right and I'm a mere 66. Can't imagine what kind of fecked up world this will be in 25 years when I'd be 91.
Well done!
I’m 80 and got 36 answers. Of course, some were guesses that I got right. Not bad for someone with just a high school education! I’m proud! 😊❤️
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Well done. I'm 55yo and I was stoked that I got 35 correct and I had a few guesses too. I also finished school in yr 10.l so I'm feeling pretty happy right now 😆 I'm definitely smarter than I thought I was 🙏😊
Well done, I'm 60 and got the same score and we might have even shared the same guesses.
The main thing is not how smart you are but how you stay honest. I don't know how many I would have gotten right? I quit counting when I reached 40 and the red bar was only a little past half way?
its not too late for u to get a first degree
I scored 44. I am a 50+ Swede and think this has little to do with IQ. Good teachers, though, and a general interest that motivates reading. I have done lots of IQ tests and not one thing here would have had anything to do with it. Intelligence is about understanding how to solve new problems, like maths and fault-tracing, not about remembering what you have learnt. But it is intelligent to read and learn 🙂
32 here. Naming D-day "Operation OverLOAD" was hilarious, by the way 😂😂😂
Congrats, Pal, you are one of the few honest guessers. ;)
Overlord!
I never notice it, but it was the closest answer.
@@philiprife5556 My father was on Utah Beach .. it was Operation Overlord.
@@patriciajarrard2738 Mine, too!!
I’m 72 and got all but two correct…. I credit good teachers 60 years ago!
Yeah. The quiz was mostly history you should have gotten in high school. My score was 45, and I'm 77 years old.
Big difference between being well read and having a good memory and having a high IQ.
It took me a long time to figure that one out. Everybody told me I was smarter than people I KNEW were smarter than me! An eidetic memory doesn't always translate into advanced reasoning skills.
agreed
na u must b stu ped....
Having a good memory, really doesn't help with algebra. One must know how to apply knowledge across the board and solve problems. People that can integrate all brain functions, just might have a higher IQ.
Absolutely correct. Typical of these quizzes.
This is NOT an IQ test .... it is a history test.
True
Yup.
... trivia test, in fact. The I.Q. part is realizing that it's not an I.Q. test
What have these questions got to do with IQ.Absolute bollocks
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43/50 However, I read somewhere that I.Q. is not a measurement of what you know; it's a measurement of how you think. This was more of a memory exercise & it was Fun. Thx!🤓
yes
Right. A high IQ will not help you with this quiz. It is just memory that does it.
Yes- and a capacity for taking different perspectives, detecting patterns etc.
I agree.
I got 7 wrong
IQ (in theory) measures how well you learn. This is highly contentious, though. Some say it's fairly meaningless, while others think the opposite.
So having 100% up to question 11 when Overload was given as the answer instead of Overlord, I pretty much wrote this off as twaddle.
I got 42, but I believe the answer for 11 is wrong, so It should be 43. I'm 67.
Joke
LOL
Completely agree
yup he also needs some help with pronunciation I barely made it through high school and got 41 with 3 guesses
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Hope that explains the difference !
Best Wishes from "Brainy England" !
( and modest with it ! 😊)
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I agree.
Very right.
So in other words, you failed miserably? 😂😅🎉🎉🎉
with adequate EQ.. IQ is worthless
Yes, you are right, on the subject that good general knowledge is not the same as high IQ.
But for me, at my age, it was quite pleasing to find the memory banks are still okay, at 75
😂😂 Operration 'Overload' indeed !!! 😂 oh my ...how funny !!!
I scored 42 out of 50. You have to update the question on "Who was the longest reigning monarch in the world?" The correct answer is Queen Elizabeth II of England, who reigned from 1952 until 2022. and the name of the D-Day landing was called "Operation Overlord" not "Operation Overload".
I thought Queen Elizabeth II! I was surprised to get it wrong
@@linpollitt8950 You got it right.
@@linpollitt8950 Me too! Guess I scored 41 then.
Queen Elizabeth ll is the longest serving monarch in Great Britain at seventy years. Louis XlV is the longest serving monarch in the world (France) at seventy two years.
Yes, I was surprised to get that one wrong - but now it seems that it was their answer that was wrong. Extra point then?
Auroras are not caused solely by solar particles interacting with the Earth's magnetic field. The magnetic field guides them into the Earth's atmosphere along the field lines, whereupon they interact with the electrons in atoms of atmospheric molecules causing them to quantum leap to higher orbitals, and then release photons of light as they drop back down to lower energy state orbitals.
So you got that question wrong then?
fascinating
I always believed it was caused by polar bear farts. That's what my dad told me when I was 9.
35. Was not expecting so much history and specific dates. 56 and haven’t seen a classroom in decades. I would say a high score here means you had a great interest in world history when younger and still have a good memory. Not so much on the IQ. But everyone pretty much knows that
I am also 56 and answered 35 correctly. I did guess at a few, but mostly educated guesses. I missed 2 or 3 I should have gotten right so it equals in the end. I grew up in the country, even though I am not Amish I basically have an eighth grade education.
Yeah I reckon if you get the right decade you’re doing ok
I got 42 correct...but I guessed at least half a dozen, by ruling out the others lol.
Operation ‘overload’ LOL, sounds like me on the toilet!
Only missed the ones with dates and I'm 73 . I enjoyed it . The quiz master struggled a bit with the pronunciation of all the European names
And not only European names!
I’m 87 going 88. Answered 47. Guessed on the dates.
Hard to remember dates in history!
@@oliverazunic249 Indeed! "Can-bear-a" , rather than Canberra.
I’m 76 and I got 40 right. I didn’t graduate from high school but later got my GED. The ones I missed were mainly ones about other countries or things I didn’t care about even when I was there when it happened! Loved talking the quiz though!
30. I’m almost 82 years old.
What’s considered a good score?
you loved taking the quiz. there is no L
41 out of 50. The natural history and science questions did me in. The first 20 were rather easy, and I really thought I would do better. Thanks for keeping me humble and my arrogance in check. Bravo!
Right me too lol!!!❤
Yes, the perfect answers about those foreign war years were really no problem.
Lol, and no way,Jose.
@@thomaswilson7538 Huh? Without re-taking the quiz, are you stating that 41 questions were ALL based on foreign wars? I think you took a different quiz than me.
And, read my post, the name is clearly "Neil", not "Jose". "Jose" is more appropriate to "Joe" Biden.
I am 74 years old and my score was 48 out of 50. June 6, 1944 at 6:00 AM was the beginning of the "Second Front" on the European continent, the "turning point" of the war against Germany as part of the Axis powers, during World War II. The "First Front" having occurred in July 1943 with the landing of American troops from the North African Campaign (November 8, 1942 - July 1943) at Palermo, Sicily under the command of Lieutenant General George S. Patton and simultaneously at Gila, Sicily under the command of Major General Omar Bradley. This, the largest armada invasion in world history, code name: Operation Overlord (NOT OverLOAD) with the (North to South) deployment of soldiers landing on Gold and Sword beaches by the British and Austrailian troops under the command of Field Marshal Sir Bernard Montegomery; Juno beach by the Canadian troops; Omaha beach (the most deadly/highest casualties from the most intensive resistance) under the command of Major General Omar Bradley, and Utah beach under the command of Brigadier General Theodore Roosevelt Jr., (son of U. S. President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt) by the American troops. Notably absent was Lieutenant General George S. Patton who was "under house arrest" in Northeast England for a second incident wherein he slapped an enlisted soldier. This monumental plan devised by the Allied High Command after nearly a year of planning, under the direction of General Dwight D. Eisenhower as Supreme Allied Commander and General Walter "Bedell" Smith his Deputy, along with strategists from all the Allied powers. The German forces military commander in chief, Generalfieldmarschall (Field Marshal) Karl Rudolf Gerd von Rundstedt of the Fuhrer's staff, placed the Normandy fortifications under the most capable command of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel, nicknamed the Desert Fox for his exploits during the North African Campaign.
I would not agree, however, that this quiz would be a measure of an individual's I. Q. Moreover, I would categorize it as a measure of a person's experiences, interest in reading and history, and level of education achieved.
Agree 👍
Good reading habit will pass it all.
Would be better if he also ask about Amerigo Vespucci and Colombus 😁
41/ 50 correct, had a hard time with the dates. ..good quiz for older folks. 76 years and still learning by playing these brain teasers.
I'm rapidly approaching my 92nd birthday and was pleasantly surprised to get 40 right. 🙂
Yeaaaaaa for you sir! You are one smart cookie!!! I 66 and got 39 out of 50. Lucky to have gotten that! Sure hope I make it to 92. You are a lucky man. Take care and I wish you the best in life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wahoo!!!😊😊😊
Soon to be 68 and scored 49/50 correct. I read, write, and teach several hours every day. I'm a lifelong learner.
Guess you take the trophy!
@@gardenjoy5223 Not interested in trophies. I prize learning and thinking as a way of life. We have to set an example for the youngsters.
@@peterbenoit5886 Sorry for the compliment.
@@peterbenoit5886Plus set an example on courtesy and manners. Don’t throw a compliment back at anyone - that just shows arrogance and indeed ignorance.
@@rivermoon6190 I think you need to crawl back under the rock you slithered out from, and that's no compliment.
I am 68 scored 30, though a few were guess work ,please add
questions from all over the world on different subjects including mathematics.
Thanks for keeping senior citizens mentally fit.
Im 74 and got 44 correct. I'm a retired teacher...it is better to know what happened in relation to other events rather than when they happened. Great quiz.😊
Ditto!!
Agree 💯
Great job
I'm 47, didn't finish school, and took the quiz drunk. I got 26 correct answers. A lot of history questions, I hated history at school but find it more interesting now.
Your Comment Speaks Volumes about the Positive of Affects Alcohol, considering your school History & Your Hatred of History! You think History just might be " more interesting now" 'cause You're Part of It Now & It Really wasn't Learned, It was Lived?!--->>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>🤣🤣🤣--Peace lil' Bruh
The older you get the more history is not about the ancient past but its about your own childhood memories.
And probably the only one posting an honest score.
It was nobody less important than Einstein who said -
- learning is accumulating information". And only those who can turn that information into solutions that do have value and contribute to a better life are wise.
I always find the Drinking Helps, And a 'lil Smoke never Hurts! I don't think I Visited More than a Handful of Books other than My Math Books, just to do the Practice Problems (All) before I went In & Punished the Test! OK, so what? What is I Paid Attention like a MF'er in Class Fact!-->> Iwas Born in late 61' & I'm gonna do this one after a lot more College hoop & a Lot more Beer! I'm not Scared, I Get Back with the Old Heads on Here, Even if I don't Get 1 Right! Sh!ts not Hard if a person simply Pays Attention!🤣Funny but True! Everyone Figure out Things Differently! (That's not Racist is It??!!--LMAO
38/50 - This was mostly a memory test, so not bad for a senior citizen I'd say!
71 years old and got 50 right. I even got the one right that had an incorrect answer listed. It was “Operation Overlord”, not “Overload”. I wish these quizes were a little more difficult. I think the average high school graduate should be able to pass this one.
I only got 45, but you're spot on about how easy almost all the questions were. Anyone who passed high school should have gotten them.
I'm in my 60s and I got 34 right! Impressed myself! I still got me marbles! Thanks for making my day!
Well done 👍🏻
I’m 74 and 36. Where does that put me.
@@judithjones3372 You still got it!
I have all my marbles, but I just don’t live in this world where I am supposed to have this information. Ask me about stuff I’ve lived and read about and I am amazing.
age 77, 34 right
Scored 44/50 correctly. I am 71. Excellent quiz covering wide range of subjects. Thank you for the intellectual stimulation
Great job!
This was ridiculously easy, and the gentleman mispronounced his way through most of it. Also: "Overlord." What a low bar we have in our country.
There were a few general knowledge questions, concerning (I think) chemicals, but you're right in general. Almost all of the questions were ones you should know from high school.
Agreed- see my comments. Education not the same now.
Score - 35. Age - 61. I wasn't interested in History at school, but now love it. Improving...
Just retook it, aged just 62, and scored 32. Oh dear!🤣
@@AlexAlexon3897😊
It tends to be like that for the more mature in society for we want to know were it all went wrong for our species I.Q was never the problem
I think history was taught in such a dry, boring way at school. I had a student in Hong Kong , he hated history. I asked him about Hong Kong under Japan in WW2. After I asked him about what his grandfather did in HK during the was he started to tell me a little of his family. Suddenly he was teaching me his family’s history. His eyes lit up. Yep, make it relatable and it takes flight. 😅😊
@@marchongkong: Spot-on! This is why my friend's son felt he learned more from his X-Box than from school.
You definitely don't need to be over 60 to pass this, but I enjoyed it!
pretty damn good, re lee you'r maybe one of those kids that studied, I never studied til the last semester of my senior year, and played all sports when grades and trophies were not given, they had to be earned or you didn't get 'em and didn't play. BUT I AM SURE YOU ARE A NICE FELLOW WORTHY OF MY FRIENDSHIP PS MY IQS 138 TO 144 YOURS IS PROBABLY MUCH HIGHER , HOWEVER i HAVE NEVER LEFT THE usa, MAYBE WHEN i GET BACK IN A FEW YEARS , I MIGHT BE ABLE TO COMPETE WITH YOU KUDOS TO YOU FRIEND, HOPEFULLY , AFTER MY VENOM
'60' ? LOL Would breeze through this as a 14 year old.
Don't misunderstand, this was taught in schools during the 50's and is common knowledge to people of that era, it is not to say that individuals after that time could not have this knowledge but it would not be commom.@@ruego-qj7bt
I'm 62 and got 33/50, looking at some of the high scores here surprized me, thought I was doing pretty good till I looked at that
Same here all my guesses were wrong
Me too !
I'm 60 and scored the same. Although I believe we should get a freebee for him calling D-Day "Operation Overload" LOL. Also, I have a question. I went with Mont Blanc in the Alps since I figured the Russian mountain would be on the Asian continent with most of the country
I am 74. I scored 35 and I am satisfied with that. 😊
Over 65 got 45/50 learnt a lot it was like a refresher course cracking my brains to recollect all that we learnt over the years 😅😅
geesh I only got 38 of them. U guys are smart
@@glenw-xm5zf thats why they dont write geesh lol
Great job
44/50 This was great fun and made me proud of being a trivia nerd. Thanks and cheers from Canada!
Me too, I wonder if they were the same ones?
18 only
@@isabelespejo7566 You did your best and we're here to have fun as well as learn. Greetings from Canada
@@CharCanuck14 Greetings from New Zealand, chuffed to get 44/50
Not trivia, a great deal of it was things I learned at school
All I can say is, I learned a lot from this quiz!! I think I got 12 right ,I forgot this stuff 50 years ago,lol
You don't want to take a standardize I.Q test then its a form of self humiliation .
Even if you guess a multiple choice test with 3 options you should have got 16.
It's ok Edward. As for the 2 who are being rude jerks it's not about the size of your brain it's how you use it. 😅 . I got 28 correct and I'm 67. Passed algebra with a D but got As in geometry, go figure. Plus I've never used algebra in my day to day life but I use the hell out of physics and didn't even take it . 😊
Really good quiz! I am 71 and I love these quizzes. They made me think, and I learn things, and remember things I;ve forgotten. got 47/50. Thanks.
I am 75 and got 7 wrong..
But I have been an avid reader since I learned to read before I went to school at 5years . I believe that when reading you can pick up an awful lot of information, on all kinds of subjects.
so did I and I am 68 years old
I’m 76 and I missed 7. 😂I feel bad missing that many. When I was 14 to 18 I could get perfect test scores. But I was told I had a genius IQ and I’m not as smart as I used to be and besides I’m terrible about dates. You had to throw all of those in there.
I know...66 and I missed 12 and the ones I missed I kicked myself for. We had a much better education in the past. And no, I do NOT have a genius IQ...never measured anyway, and at my age, even if I did, it's shot. Education was good, even in public schools though.
Feel good.
Reason : some were Not GK but Trivia.
My score tallies with Yours.
Some of those dates were nit picking
@@jlanderson21257 My test that they gave me in high school that they claimed tested IQ was based on looking at a group of gears and determining the final movement that would be created. Being a girl I was not supposed to be able to understand it but I got a perfect score on that and the boys were mad at me because I did better than they did. But I adored my dad and always followed him around and when ever he worked on the car I was right there learning and getting his tools and asking questions. My brother said he would never fix anything that he would hire it done so he refused to quit watching tv and go learn from dad. He never mowed his own grass either, never painted or hung wallpaper when he grew up. I did it all I didn’t want to be a ninny like my mother who was just worried about how she looked but I did her hair and makeup because she didn’t learn that either. I even cut my friends hair in high school. I just liked doing things. I never thought I was that smart I just didn’t like to be doing nothing. A teacher called me a busybody in grade school because I always had to be doing something.
@@jlanderson21257 Yes my teachers worked really hard and they taught so much better than what my granddaughter gets now. In first and second grade she had no text books, no readers and math was 4 little addition problems like 2 +2 and 2 + 1 repeated day after day never progressing to harder. I would have an entire sheet with maybe 25 problems everyday in my math workbook, and we had a hardbound text book too, we had multiple readers. I was taught to read by phonics and they try to hand out a sheet of 100 words at the beginning of the year and they were told learn these and she could read because she would try to read books that didn’t just have those 100 words and she didn’t have the skills to sound out a word. I started homeschooling and I started over and taught her phonics and now she can read but she still lacks confidence. I think they deliberately want dumb American kids who are only interested in sex. They want those books in the schools.
I'm 72 and got 39/50. Enjoyed the quiz.
Score of 42 here. I missed
- Hattie McDaniel (I should have gotten this one, as I've read how she was segregated at the Oscar ceremony)
- Mount Elbrus
- Elephant gestation
- Apple IPhone
- First Smartphone
- Ribena
-Vaseline invention
- Wright Bros 1st flight
I only got 39 correct. But I second guessed myself 3 times and should have stayed with my first answer. Nice quiz. Enjoyed that one. Love History.
Same! Never second guess yourself. 😂
Old adage at work: Always go with your first thought.
yeah 2 times i changed my correct answer
Operation *Overlord* not Overload, good quiz 37/50 , I am pleased with that.
Fun quiz! I'm 61 and got 9 of them wrong. I love learning things from these quizzes🙂
Im 77, and apparently a good guesser. I got 41 out of 50
Great 😊
I am 74 and I got 35 out of 50! A few questions I had no knowledge of.
That was a good brain twist.
Thanks.
49 out of 50. It was " operation Overlord" not overload.
I could do that quiz a hundred times and not get that score it was operation overload for me i bet your a pub quizzer
I have a brain filled with useless information@@wayneparkinson4558
I got 40 correct, with no cheating. I'm 65 yrs old, and decent at history and science. Not bad, but not good, either.
I'm newly age 71- I got 8 wrong and 42 right. Thank you for the challenge.
Really enjoyed taking this quiz
I’m almost 69 and got 46/50
2 were I year off of the actual dates….
I wish my grandkids were here when I took it
It’s all about the education and reading we did growing up.
Children now a days would struggle with this quiz
They are not given a thorough education and play video games where we used to read!!!
What does "longest musical" mean? Longest run or longest running time?
Would it kill you to find out how to pronounce the answers?
43 out of 60-- not to bad for 82,and a drop out. Hated history , but love it now. Should have went with some instints, oh well...
I am a British 76-year-old female and I scored 43...not bad for an old girl.
Fancy a night out at the pub quiz this wednesday?
@@ArtyFactual_Intelligence Absolutely!
I'm 64 and got36 of them correct! I'm quite pleased with that score! Thank you for a great quiz!!!
I guessed on a few, got tripped up with exact dates but managed a 38/50. Thank you, this was fun.
Same here
Also my score.
I must have copied your answers - I got the same score !!! LOL....Like others have pointed out. This isn't really about IQ it's about general knowledge, trivia knowledge, and having a good enough memory TO remember it !
Thank you QuizTime 👍👍
46/50
I got a lot more correct then I expected!
I applaud your honesty
Nice quiz, I ended up with 34 right and 16 wrong. That was a hard one
I agree with one of the people who said that this was mostly a memory test. I also feel that our educational system has fallen down in its efforts to teach our young people basic knowledge. While we do need analytical thinkers and problems solvers, and technological thinkers, we still need to impart fact learning and basic living skills.
I'm in shock. I only got 8 wrong. 42/50. Quite a few were good guesses but some I really knew. I think the ones I got wrong were ones I had never heard of, LOL.
43/50.That was fun,thankyou.I’m 71,by the way.
I would agree with @MusicMike747 in that during your school age years if one had an interest in world history coupled with a good memory the result could be an above average score on this quiz. There are numerous specific dates to recall which tends to trip up a lot of people. I was surprised at the non multiple choice question of blood composition (I couldn't come up with platelets.) And subsequently even more surprised when it was the only one that wasn't multiple choice. I don't believe the minimum age stated plays that large a part in doing well for this quiz, but if it matters in another two months from now I shall be 59 yo. I generally do very well in test taking and quizzes, but only managed a score of 39/50 though I enjoyed it all the same.
Agreed. History has always been my favorite subject and i have kept up with it over the years, I am also a long retired Registered Nurse so medical questions no problem either. The only questions II couldn't answer were the two related to smart phones.
I'm 74 and scored 43, Some guesses and some really impossible questions so very pleased!
Excellent questions with a wide variety: 45 / 50, 5, however, was guessing. I am happy with my general knowledge at age 73, but need to improve. Ha, ha,ha
Good job Dave!!!!!
37/50, I;m 81 ,but I was a little weak on European history. Great quiz!
My short comings were technology and a couple dates, but I hate technology and have dyslexia so, a score of 44 is STILL pretty good.
Very nice. I'm almost 55 and I answered 42 question correctly.
That was fun. I managed 42 right but was lucky on a few!
49/50 correct with lots of right guesses. Good quiz
Good job 👏🏻
I got 44 right, but I would have had more if I didn't second guess myself.
Good quiz Dave , 41 /50 this time . Not bad for a 77 year old .🇬🇧
Same here.
@@alexhayden2303 Me too.
71 years old here. Also forty one correct.
Me too.
Me too, at age 84.
Thanks like these so much.
48 out of 50. Glad I read, lol!
Great job
Thank you very much for the quiz it was fun. it doesn't matter how many we got right or wrong, the act of thinking about the possible answers is "The Benefit".(using our Gray Cells)
Yesss 👍🏻👍🏻
Good because my score was not high!!! And I am not dumb!
Love your trivias and questions. I passed satisfa torily but got discouraged cause I am nit an American nor a European, I am a Filipina but interested in history and related subjects. Thanks.
Congratulations. Don't worry average Americans would not make 10 out of 50. 🙂
@@felixniederhauser7799 I totally agree and most of us are here to have fun!
@@CharCanuck14 Ha,ha, ha, : Fun should not exclude knowledge, as a matter of fact, I have fun when I study. NB: I am a student as long as I live. Remember Plato's saying: I know that, I know nothing. ;-)
@@felixniederhauser7799 Agree again Felix and I leave you with one of my favourite sayings - from Frida Kahlo: "Spend time doing what feeds your soul." Simple, but so true. Cheers from Canada!
@@CharCanuck14 Cheers from Suriname, South America
Good Quiz.
It is operation overlord.
I got 21 only but i enjoyed my participation , thank you.
I scored 45.75. I got three out of four on the blood question and when I saw the answer I remembered and it made me frustrated that I had forgotten about platelets, duh. I wonder if I hadn’t been playing it at 1.5 speed and had paused it, if I might have been able to drag it out of my brain somewhere. I’ll be 57 next Wednesday and I was surprised that I remembered so many things. The multiple choice certainly helped.
#%@*#*@ platelets 🥴
I am 60 and managed 48 questions correctly - I don't know if that's good or bad though!! Thanks for the interesting quiz
That’s amazing 🤩
Only 2 wrong and you can't figure out if that's good or bad??? So you do have a very good memory. But a high IQ ought to have given you the answer to your question.
I'm 71 and I got 33 correct answers. I have to admit, I was good at guessing at some of these questions. This was fun.
I’m 66 and got 40 right … this was fun thanks for posting! As an aside at the supermarket this week I had a voucher for an extra 10 percent discount, the teenage checkout clerk asked me how much he should deduct because he didn’t know how to calculate 10 percent of the total … I was shocked
I see that happen quite a bit. They get really confused if you give them change. It's sad.
blame the cell phone@@sagisli
I am also 66 also got 40 correct…
that's because they are taught to calculate with calculators and not their heads first
I'm over 60 and pretty sure I've gotten over 20 right which included some lucky guesses. I thought IQ quizzes would be based more on math/physics/chemistry equations/formulars and such. That's where a real brainer takes place vs common knowledge of a well-rounded person.
71 years old & got 35 correct... Better memory than I knew! LOL
32/50
Those were some hard questions....
Liked the quiz though
I missed 9. I felt like I did pretty darn good. I'm 69 next week. That quiz was both fun and educational.😢
68, missed 5 questions
75 missed 7
Well done, Sherry!
I'm 89 and I scored 41 but that's because I received a real education instead of the feel-good stuff that schools serve today.
What is the feel-good stuff? I have grandchildren in school, when my granddaughter was in 4th grade she was loaded down with so much homework, that she basically got off the bus, had a snack started homework stopped to have dinner, back to homework until her mom came to pick her up at 8 pm. She had 3 different classrooms, not counting PE., they said it was preparation for middle school which started in 7th grade. Every state and school is different, you have no idea what children are actually going through. These kids have so many books in their book bags that it is giving them back problems. There is no feel-good stuff, don't believe all you hear from the repubs, they have no idea what schools are actually teaching, in fact, the high school in my area has really good elective courses for the Juniors and Seniors, not just shop classes, they have lawn mower repair, they have a greenhouse where they learn to run a nursery, a small animal's veterinary course, courses in learning to do hair, home ec is now a culinary course where they learn about the restaurant food industry. These courses are for those who are not looking to go into higher education so that they can have a trade when they leave high school. So you have no idea what goes on in any of the schools today.
the gop have purposely destroyed public schools to justify privatization..
@@Violet316 It is the range and depth that is frequently not studied anymore. Often the curriculum is project- or theme- based rather than academic nowadays: heavy books are not the point! Depends on the school still though. Like the sound of the practical stuff you talk about - useful for kids.
@@AnnabelleJARankin My comment was to the elderly man who thinks that kids today aren't getting an education. They are getting a better education today than they were when this man did in his day. We have more available through technology. I am not sure what he thinks is feel-good stuff.
@@Violet316 I am 69 years old and a retired teacher. I can state for a fact that in England syllabi are not as academic as they used to be - standards have slipped over the years. Technology doesn't help you become well-read... it even hinders in some respects. Some kids do not learn to read, write or even tell the time at the early stages they should!
Don't know how I did it but answered the 50 questions and got a 55. Incredible experience.
Me too #
That's funny. Great job
Good stuff. I'm 54 and got 31 correct. Mainly I didn't know the stuff asking specific years because...reasons.
I'm 75 and got 30 , Love these Trivia questions..👍👍
The sad part is , many college students can't tell you how many stars are on the USA flag . Imagine them taking this test .😊
We are not getting smarter; people are getting dumber. That's obvious.
36, no? Just kidding
There are some that don't even know we have a flag.
@@billgrandone3552 hahaha knob heads
Ummm ..... 52
I believe Elizabeth II ended up reigning longer than Louis XV
Everyone forgets Subhoza II of Swaziland, but he was officially a monarch for over 80 years- albeit he was crowned at a mere 4 months (seemingly as soon as he could sit upright for someone to hold the crown above his head).
Oh... Did it say European in the question? I don't recall...
@@stevev238 for real? Jesus these people give crowns out to anyone I guess you just gotta be the right zygote.
No. Elizabeth reigned for 70 years; Louis XIV was 72.
36 .
49/50 with more than one lucky guess.
41. But how would I know who makes a product I've never heard of? I know it's the idea of trivia, but would anybody outside Poland know what company produces "Michałki" or "Prince Polo" (even though both are available abroad as well)?
I am 58 and I missed 14, but those were mostly things I had never even heard of.
oh you never heard of them, then it's okay, you didnt really miss them...
@@joejones9520 Oh, don't be sarcastic. Being from another country, there's things I couldn't know, for example Ribena - had to google it afterwards- and some completely unimportant data- it's not the same not knowing the year of the French revolution or the date a certain phone was marketed. I'm 72, had 36 correct answers, what is your score?
@@hrma6313 i saw the first question and realized the whole thing was pointless and wasnt going to determine anyone's GI so i didnt go any further.
Yeah I missed 14 too. Mostly the European history questions. I never studied that.
I missed 10 but they were mostly the modern ones like the dates of mobile phones. Who cares! I felt the British had an advantage here because we are taught so much European history but probably know very little American history. In trying to correct the latter I’ve learnt that there was an English settlement in Jamestown in 1607!