Impossible Trivia Quiz - Probably You're Not Smart Enough

[@lornafraserwaterworth559]

Thank you Quiz Class. 👍👍 93/100 Bonus. John Glenn

[@e.woodwitch2925]

90/100 John Glenn was first American to orbit earth. I thought Antarctica was largest desert ?

[@paulhoughton654]

Q35 Antartica. Q 46 Coral sea @ Pacific.

[@pamelaflanigan5935]

The answer to the bonus question is John Glenn. I scored 96% as i got 4 questions wrong out of 100.

[@ralfgenz1752]

68/100

[@quizclass4612]

Great score!

[@AnnRuffin-dn1zk]

My score 62

[@quizclass4612]

Amazing!

[@patriciadingsdale8430]

85...John Glenn.

[@deverereyes8619]

I got 59 correct and 41 wrong. The bones question was Neil Armstrong.

[@johnmurray3888]

The correct answer to the "Bones question" is De Forrest Kelley. However, it was astronaut John H. Glenn who became the first American to orbit the Earth on February 20th, 1962, during the three-orbit Mercury-Atlas 6 mission.

[@fifelad55]

the world's largest desert is Antarcita - the whole continent is a desert

[@wespaisley257]

I thought it was shepherd

[@PaulDoherty-x3b]

LOOP FORMED BY A RIVER IS AN OXBOW, i THINK. NOT A MEANDER.

[@kevinogracia1615]

Always cool. The largest desert is Antartica. Ketchup originated in India. Re: 61 WRONG! Cacti do not have leaves. John Glen, I think. Peace on earth.

[@WeeWyllie]

The origin of Ketchup is very argumentative. A good claim exists to see China as its originator. But it has a long history, where the first thing to be considered as ketchup is impossible to agree upon. The originator of this wonderful sauce is clearly indeterminate😮

[@wespaisley257]

50% igot😅

[@philipbuckley759]

someone is correct....huh....

[@jimster46]

Selma lagerlof not lager

[@SalmonSwimmingHome]

Your diction is very grating on the ear. When reading a list of articles, one emphasizes the adjectives, not the nouns as its the ADJECTIVES that differentiates the items from each other, not the common word. It's the INDIAN ocean, the ATLANTIC ocean, the ARCTIC ocean ...Not the Indian OCEAN, the Arctic OCEAN, Atlantic OCEAN. Not wind PATTERNS.... its WIND patterns. Not Fancy coloured DIAMONDS...its FANCY COLORED diamonds. I turn off the sound and just read the questions myself.