20 Trivia Questions (History) No. 1

[@lindataylor2131]

I got sixteen out of 20. I love history.

[@paulagrimek1357]

This was great I got 19 out of 20 I love history and I don't think people think much or know much about our history which makes all of us who we are I just love history thank u it was fun

[@jcartwright9036]

Love that the Batman TV show is considered history 👌

[@maricacullingham4785]

Yes, and the Ford Model T!

[@mattslupek7988]

The question should’ve been the make, model, and year, if you really wanted to have some fun with it (1955 Lincoln Futura Concept Car, btw).

[@TheTriviaChannel]

There are a few mistakes in this video as it was one of the first videos I created when there was probably less than 100 subscribers. Some of the corrections viewers have listed below in the comments section. I apologies for any confusion.

[@TJ-gt1zz]

The Trivia Channel I just appreciate the fact that someone took the time to do this. 👌

[@genevievemarie9427]

Where is question#16?

[@josephasner171]

Question Number 3 is not history. however, Neil Hamilton played Commissioner Gordon on batman.

[@ohmama1870]

No # 16 on my screen.

[@bigdisme100]

18/20 always enjoy a history Quis -thanks to the providers , much appreciated.

[@rheffner3]

Pretty good quiz. Got them all. But I am 75 so got lots of trivia knowledge.

[@TheTriviaChannel]

Thanks Roy! Glad you enjoyed.

[@manoflemuncha745]

1. Why is there air? 2. Who were you in another life? 3. Is today the only way forward? 4. When were you in the beginning? 5. When did it end? 6. When will you exist as thoughts only - like me? 7. To tariff or not to tariff that is the question.

[@lindamcleod887]

A couple of punctuation points. There is no apostrophe in 1970s, no matter what your English teacher taught you. It is a simple plural. This also applies to items such as CDs and DVDs. Secondly, a very fine and largely unknown punctation rule is the dot after an abbreviation. The dot is used when the abbreviation ends in a letter that differs from the full word. For example, etc. or co. So, no dot for St or Ave. I hope you take these corrections in the spirit in which they were intended. There’s a reason why English is the hardest language to learn. 👍

[@luv2laff473]

🙄

[@psprokkinrobin202]

The first 3 weren't history questions. They were just stuff that happened when I was a kid 😥

[@anoushnewman1247]

Agree

[@margaretalfaro485]

Anything that happens in the past is considered history. It may not be geographical or political, it is still history.

[@rotkatzeredcat4284]

@@margaretalfaro485 Oh for Pete's sake he was joking

[@sudsfour4553]

Just shows that history isn't what it used to be.

[@wlonsdale1]

By definition that’s history

[@nelsonx5326]

Missed 2. Got a lot with educated guesses.

[@dlb4299]

Thank you, thank you for not having music with it.

[@TheTriviaChannel]

Thanks :). I was pondering music for the channel a while ago, but I'm consistently getting advised from viewers not to add music so I am sure it will remain that way.

[@anniewarbucks9697]

Exactly.

[@flyingchimp12]

@@TheTriviaChannel no add music, no music is the reason I’m finding other vids to watch, even if it’s just a dump piano song or something soft

[@juliadavis8460]

I'm not a history buff I missed 6 out of 20

[@HomeLatin]

Re: Your answer for #2 The dates shown for George W. Bush ("W") are incorrect. You're mixing him up with his father.

[@TheTriviaChannel]

Thank you for that. I will put a note in the video :)

[@tedscout4304]

HomeLatin agatha the

[@mjay417]

Yeah I noticed that

[@rockyreeves9461]

Glad I wasn't the only one to catch that.

[@izzynutz2000]

That's the one that I missed

[@kathybrenneman1868]

You totally skipped question number 16 so there are only 19 questions in this history trivia quiz. Keep up the good work. You're helping to prevent my brain from turning to mush. Thanks.

[@TheTriviaChannel]

Was a pretty silly mistake on my part Kathy to miss that. It's actually funny how long this video was going before someone pointed that out to me. Good on you for picking that up and thanks again for your positive feedback :).

[@shakamakana6718]

17of20🤙Can't win 'em all 🤣 I was in the back row with da sweathogs 🤪

[@brendakdavis8634]

Trivia history #1 i got 12. Haven't had to think this much in yearsm i like it!

[@toddhall7416]

It wasn't George W. Bush from 89 to 93. That was George H.W. Bush.

[@vyvienvp3413]

Great multiple choices. Very enjoyable.

[@TheTriviaChannel]

Thank you kindly!

[@QuizMaze-nh5uj]

Thank you so much, You provide the best part of history with amazing logic.👍

[@chadperling2766]

I don't consider dates a legitimate question for testing knowledge, its just memorization.

[@deed468]

Couldn't agree more. Useful to know the dates for the two world wars but that's about it.

[@lolavan7750]

BS. If you don't know the dates then you don't know your history.

[@chadperling2766]

@@lolavan7750 I'll remember you said that, but I won't remember when.

[@josephholcombe7246]

I was born in 1947 and truthfully knew them all

[@deszmonddewitt9607]

Good job,born in 1966 and was about 60% correct.

[@galewatson2134]

Born in 1957 missed 4/ wouldn’t that jerk Mr. Johnson (high school history) be surprised!! Although this wasn’t exactly history, more like trivia.

[@croakingfrog3173]

Wow I am impressed.

[@tigahmann3631]

Okay, chill out boomers.

[@Robob0027]

It really doesn't matter when you were born. What matters is how well educated you were, how good your memory is and how intelligent you are.

[@freddillard6775]

15 of 20 Thanks for posting.

[@henryhill1873]

I've been around since 1956 so your questions are way too easy.19/20 I did not know about herion I'm a weed smoker.

[@user-sj5mu9lj1r]

14/20

[@user-sj5mu9lj1r]

I was born in 2006

[@reubenmarchant2229]

Centuries begin with the year one and end with year hundred. There was no year zero.

[@maclegin5621]

Correct , I had that argument on Dec 31 1999 when I said we are celebrating too early , the end of the millennium was Dec1st 2000

[@raymendez3403]

Not only centuries begins with 1, decades, years, months, weeks, days, lap, everything that can be counted starts with 1.

[@andycofin6983]

Unless you’re using the B.C. reckoning, in which case it counts down to one and then A.D. begins with one. Of course that was devised many, many years after the fact.

[@timothyrandolph8952]

Truly enjoyable. I did miss two though. I could have been a great history teacher, my students leaving class would have probably said.. “ Great Class “ mr Randolph

[@thelonewanderer1649]

I got 14/20! Love the categories. keep the videos coming!

[@TheTriviaChannel]

Thanks again! Appreciated

[@thelonewanderer1649]

well hey 70's better than 0

[@jennag3226]

Jo X A 70 is not an F in the US. 65 or below is an F.

[@shaungreen4756]

Questions are too easy. 19/20.

[@kathyjwistert3647]

That was a real fun and informative test. I got them ALL right and did not miss a single one. I have a lot of fun taking these trivia tests..Give me more.

[@lynndewitt2152]

19/20 missed #16 (Heroin). Oh well...stay safe, all. Be kind to each other...Peace!

[@devinwaggoner702]

If a absolutely no one can score over 5 I must be absolutely no one. I got them all correct!

[@jordannelson6866]

Great job man, You deserve more subs

[@TheTriviaChannel]

Richard McDonald Thank you. That's really appreciated. Will release some more in the next couple of weeks :)

[@robandrews4815]

I got 18 of 20, Missed the Beatles first album and synthesis of heroin. The test doesn't register and tally our wins though. I tried touching the correct answer, but nothing happened.

[@Lomaxient]

I enjoyed that! 18/20 correct with a couple or three lucky guesses. Just my level.

[@katherineirving7189]

3 wrong.7,13,+20. Thankyou fir the trivia.

[@user-rk8qw3fg7i]

Thanks a lot

[@pmcclaren1]

I got 19/20; missed was 'oh my' from Wizard of Oz

[@user-uq6ss1ir7v]

I did 20 out of 20! Thanks, my pleasure!

[@charlesjosephbailey1900]

Very easy. Got all questions correct

[@georgemina4931]

18 ΤΟ 20

[@jamesburke8039]

Too slow

[@susanheisler9940]

Really really. Easy easy easy

[@DianeHasHopeInChrist]

Well, hell....I got 14, correct. I had to get the heroin question correct....I took chemistry & pharmacology, while working towards my BS in Nursing...lol

[@user-ph5mv4kt9p]

Question 4 is not correct: The 17th century is between 1601 and 1700. The 18th century is between 1701 and 1800. The 19th century is between 1801 and 1900.

[@muide7]

You are so right. We start counting from one up, not from zero. And yet billions of people celebrated the year 2000 as the start of the new millennium. Millions of Elvis fans can't be wrong. But billions of idiots throughout the world can.

[@elainebell7086]

The first Beatles album was “Meet the Beatles”. Their first hit was the single “Please Please Me”

[@DanDownunda8888]

No, it was released 8 months after. :)

[@mohamhead9701]

I'm drunk out of my skull and still got 18

[@wintonhudelson2252]

Missed three, darn it.

[@dennisdoty8542]

Not bad I missed for this one getting a little better on the history got to dig deep

[@rmcduarte]

19 out of 20!!!!!!!

[@guylelanglois6642]

Nice variety. 17 but had to guess on a couple

[@albertyap1197]

Aced this one sir.

[@gecataluchev4232]

14/20 please make 20 trivia questinions for Bulgarian history

[@ethelgrog]

Dang. Missed one #10. Was never good at remembering dates, to be fair don't think I ever knew that date.

[@nadiasauro2159]

Great questions!!!!

[@TheTriviaChannel]

Thanks for the positive feedback Nadia :)

[@garymclaughin]

Solid C on that one, if bat my eyes at the teacher C+.🤠

[@markcarey8426]

I got all of them right and didn't even finish the quiz.

[@ermioniburgess8720]

Cleopatra was not Pharaoh.She came from the Ptolemy Dynasty.Ptolemeos Lagos the first started ruled Egypt from 305 BC to last one Cleopatra to 30 BC Rome took over.Cleopatra originate from Greek Macedonia .Ptolemy was the last from the four Hellenic kingdoms .It lasted longer than the others.When Alexander die his kindom divited to four one of the was the Ptolemy ruled Egypt and Cyprus.

[@raymendez3403]

1:18 Just a quick correction a chorological century (2nd, 3rd etc.) goes by year 1 to year 0. Not from 0 to 9 like in the video So basically the 21st century started in January 1st 2001.

[@leesmith5419]

Missed two Excellent video

[@glutinousmaximus]

I don't think questions about Batman are _HISTORY._

[@galewatson2134]

Adam Mangler 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Khepriem]

Oh it absolutely is

[@a420man2]

Batted .650. I can live with that.

[@allengarner2]

Q2: Carter, Reagan and George H W Bush. Not George W. H W was his father.

[@davemitchell116]

The question was, who PRECEDED him. Not followed him. He was preceded by Carter. Next time read the question.

[@wslvingtsun6768]

I can't believe I missed 3 wtf,I gotta re exercise my brain, I'm feeling stupid, I should of got every one of these.

[@kenbray5682]

So did I !

[@leonardlarrisey1040]

Me too

[@susanr1903]

Meto

[@thomasharding1838]

#4 The centuries begin with the ONE year. The 18th century was 1701-1800, etc.

[@scampybc]

18 of 20, but I would comment that getting the Anne Frank hiding duration to the exact month is troublesome.

[@joannesmith9601]

I got 13 right. 👏

[@jonhantsbarger6196]

I love these quizzes

[@tangoonthor9502]

l got 9 out of 20.Thanks.

[@lupodelupis3672]

19/20 mr.Wright got me!...😤

[@SpeckleKen]

No. 9 was plain wrong: Elizabeth _never_ became Queen of England! In 1952 Elizabeth became Queen of the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Pakistan, and Ceylon - not of England. In fact England ceased to be a monarchy on 1st May 1707, when Queen Anne was its last Queen.

[@brontewcat]

Yes - it jars when she is referred to as Queen of England

[@stantheman9072]

Also known as a distinction without a difference since England is the most populous part of the United Kingdom.

[@SpeckleKen]

@@stantheman9072 Exactly like Biden became President of California. Oh hang on... he didn't.

[@stantheman9072]

@@SpeckleKen nothing real is ever exactly like anything else, not even twins or clones, and a kingdom and a republic are hardly comparable at all however historically related and culturally similar they may be. Nice try tho.

[@SpeckleKen]

@@stantheman9072 That was barely even a half-hearted attempt at moving your goalposts. The head of state (monarchy, republic, theocracy, dictatorship, whatever) is the head of the state, not the head of a subset. (And anyway why would you, Stan, get to decide which subset? Why not the largest? The oldest? The most Westward? It is arbitrary, and highlights the nonsense that it would be to pretend that some part of a state is the state.)

[@marycostello4848]

Since when do we consider Batman or Beatles trivia "history"?

[@DanDownunda8888]

Definition of history : "The study of past events." :)

[@_x.avengers_5228]

Beatles are History, because of the Beatlemania

[@thatbeatlemaniac5284]

@@_x.avengers_5228 Yupp :)

[@marilynkennedy8236]

18/20 scored. Didn't get the one about Heroin.

[@josephyodiceyodice5990]

18/20 High School Level questions.

[@eddyruel3746]

Got 18 out of 20!Not so bad.

[@revkenordquist]

even with the pop trivia tossed in I didn't need the multiple choice to ace this. Maybe I'm just old LOL

[@quabledistocficklepo3597]

I stuck with it to the end, but it was much too slow. I can't remember how many I missed, maybe four, maybe five.

[@OdiousToad]

I always speed it up

[@richardpatureau3980]

Surprisingly, my 78 year old brain only missed the model T and heroin questions. Wish I could remember my dogs name.

[@DanDownunda8888]

Me too, on both counts! :)

[@3John-Bishop]

I got 20 out 20 right, this was an easy one.

[@jimburden6671]

Got 15 out of 20

[@stephenolaughlin6595]

Missed the Model T one guessed correctly on Macho Pico & Mark Anthony . Good list thanks.

[@cbesthelper404]

The Model T was one of the 15 that I got probably because I have been studying the Industrial Revolution. I would love to see a quiz on that subject.

[@fwb2853]

Question 19 has two mistakes. 1) Cleopatra was not a Pharaoh. Pharaoh's were males. She was considered to be a "Queen." 2) Mark Antony is the correct spelling. His name has no "H" in it.

[@TheCenobyte]

Tha'ts just the anglicised version of his name. His true name was Marcus Antonius.

[@Repubpolitico]

Actually, Pharaohs were both male and female, check your history

[@cheryllesley7906]

Cleopatra was Pharaoh. Both men and women were then.

[@silverbullet8338]

19 nice mix

[@klausrain111]

Got 19 right. Missed the one about the ship and Australia.

[@muide7]

A great quiz. I especially liked the absence of a female Latino voice and horrible background music. Do correct a few errors, though. Some questions were a bit too easy, and I hate questions like which year - 01, 02 or 03, when you have to guess. Luckily there was only one of those, and it was an easy one. Do go on like this! Great job!

[@marymeisiek7706]

Can you make the questions a little quicker?

[@crimpcreep6887]

Adam West famous for also stealing away Mr. Lear(jet)s wife. Met her in Batman costume for her kids birthday in France. Riddle me this, caped Cupid.

[@deszmonddewitt9607]

A rare but true fact, thank you.

[@kenbray5682]

Adam West was also famous for being a homosexual !!

[@EmiKimura88]

Boris Eltsin was newer a soviet leader he was the russian leader.

[@paulw.woodring7304]

It's Yeltsin, not Eltsin.

[@95bochamp]

Good catch. Well done.

[@theodepaus1024]

and the last names were amercanised , they last part of except of course of jeltsin are witten as ov and not ev by most people.

[@JanMelet]

Come on you know what was ment

[@shadrach6299]

Cleopatra married Mark Antony, not Mark Anthony. Jennifer Lopez married Mark Anthony,

[@grammargrandma1234]

Technically Queen Elibeth is the queen of England, but she is queen of the United Kingdom, not just England.

[@jixuscrixus1967]

There’s no queen elibeth, never has been.

[@bobgrubbs376]

Got them all

[@robertchoward]

Question No. 21: What is the correct spelling of President Reagan's last name?

[@muide7]

"Buffoon"? I considered him that until he made a deal with Gorbatchev.

[@muide7]

Oops! My bad! I viewed the questions again. One typo is forgivable, but making the same spelling error twice? Who made this quiz - a millennial who was born yesterday?

[@gaiuscaligula2229]

This quiz is insultingly easy

[@georgehenry1141]

19/20 I love history

[@markostojanovic1145]

Fantastic quiz 👌👌👌👌

[@TheTriviaChannel]

Thanks a lot

[@celiagorleski2716]

I can't even figure out how to pick the answer. I select one that I know is right and it ignores my choice. How about some instructions

[@upperleftcoastchelseafan7718]

It's not interactive, just answer the question and keep score in your head

[@shannoncotton1967]

I love history I got 19 out of 19 since question 16 is missing

[@tommymcallister9585]

Ilove Batman I couldn't wait to get home from school and watch it

[@mwalton9830]

For 20 world histoy questions, I only got 1 answer wrong wow, I have still got it!

[@richdouglas2311]

19. Got me on heroin.

[@kayfalls5807]

Make these quizzes harder.

[@chaschk2]

I got 18 correct.

[@nathanmorriss4132]

Wow I didn't know alder Wright invent heroin and I didn't know the Beatles debut album was called please please me. I love the trivia channel I got 19 out of 20