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[@Quizzes4U]

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[@tyrrelljoseph-fielding8375]

I managed to get 31 correct, I feel I did well despite some of those questions were wildly guessed.

[@catherinethomas1276]

We do both your quiz channels 😊 thank you I know it's hard work

[@kizpaws]

Great questions and great timing. Thanks!

[@Lee-AnnWilliams-w3l]

39/50. Guessed correctly on a few. Used process of elimination on others.

[@nicholasharvey1232]

46/50. Some spoilers below for those who have not taken the quiz. 1. I would have guessed that ballet originated in Russia. 2. I thought chess was invented in Persia. The words chess and checkmate are both derived from Persian. 3. The Olympics really is held every 2 years since 1992 (barring global emergencies such as pandemics). It just alternates between the winter and summer versions. Each version is held every 4 years, yes, but normally only 2 years pass from, say, one summer Olympics and the following Winter Olympics. 4. I thought squid ink was traditionally used for black calligraphy ink in Japan since, after all, they do eat a lot of squid products there. These were the four I got wrong. I did get all others correct. Thanks once again Ben for making a new quiz.

[@Mayaman67]

I was adamant that Chess was invented in Persia. Maybe though the Iranian who taught me how to play was being biased. Good call on number 3

[@jimwinchester339]

I also thought the skuid ink answer was wrong. And "shach-mat' means "king [is] dead" in, well, basically all semetic languages.

[@princesslupi4136]

40/50 I can't even guess who did the pardoning. 🤔 I only knew what was.A great quiz as per usual. Tyfs,Ben. Have a pleasant weekend. 👍😎✌️

[@Quizzes4U]

You too!

[@martinscott-reed5379]

These quizzes show me how much knowledge I retain. I actually scored 50/50 so I'm chuffed. I guessed two of them, one of which was the ballet question.

[@Quizzes4U]

I'm looking forward to catching you out on something one day 😀

[@bowed305]

Fun and educational! From a teacher, that's about the best combo out there. Thanks!

[@Quizzes4U]

Wow, thanks for that 😁

[@kennithprice6807]

44/50 first one wrong was w.w.w.question, Newton discovered gravity, no idea on the turkey question. Brilliant quiz Ben thanks very much 👍👍😁

[@milleijones2828]

38/50. Gravity for the last bonus.

[@Magnumaniac]

48/50 - got numbers 43 & 48 wrong. Good range of questions again, thanks. Point of order on Q9 though - the Olympics are technically held every 2 years (actually closer to 1.5 and 2.5 year gaps), as you didn't specify Winter or Summer version.

[@Quizzes4U]

Glad you enjoyed the selection. Thanks for playing. Yes, I could have made that Olympic one clearer. But could argue that each of those is still held every four years. The International Olympic Committee themselves states they are held every four years. Ref olympics.com/ioc/faq/history-and-origin-of-the-games/why-are-the-olympic-games-held-every-four-years

[@kevinpayne9475]

47/50 . Isaac newton was known for laws of motion, and calculus, and other scientific discoveries. I took the Olympic question to mean the summer games.

[@Quizzes4U]

Yes. Great score 👍

[@jeffreyfunke8012]

I! Are now every two years! With that in mind, i only got 30 out 50. Im not feeling very intellectual right now 😢

[@jeffreyfunke8012]

Olympics., not sure why it was cut off. Ever since 94 Lillehammer norway, Olympics have been every two years.😊

[@giovannacasadio9600]

My best result to date 14 wrong and I go 2 out of the last 5 right 😊. Thanks for the quiz ❤

[@Quizzes4U]

Great job!

[@WeaselKing1000]

47/50 with the options; 38/50 without. Not sure about the Q14 bonus but I'll try Abraham Lincoln; the paradox question was the first to catch me out (got confused and changed away from the right answer); and I'll go for gravity for the Q50 bonus.

[@Quizzes4U]

Awesome. The Q14 wasn't meant as a bonus question, more that I can't find a definite answer to that question and was wondering if anyone knows. 😁 Glad you had a great score. Thanks for playing

[@WeaselKing1000]

@@Quizzes4U Oh right. 😅 No I don't know, something rings a bell for having heard Lincoln at some point, but yeah, just a guess. Could be a popular misconception anyway.

[@WeaselKing1000]

@@Quizzes4U Yeah it's a bit fraught, I did a quick search and I've seen Lincoln, Truman, and Reagan mentioned already...

[@bowed305]

@@WeaselKing1000And other people are saying George H W Bush started it officially, but I know it happened before that because I can remember it from when I was a kid.

[@lazyhazeldaisy9596]

41/50 thanks for that.👍

[@feliperieder8005]

42/50 I am incredible.

[@RebeccaPriscilla-bh4bt]

39/50 Fun and educational

[@shyamalganguly3598]

Thirty seven correct answers

[@tamarabomestar3256]

Thank you! I really enjoyed this one! 43/50😊😊😊😊🎉

[@Quizzes4U]

Wonderful!

[@chiakao6543]

Wow

[@IdaOrnstein-iv5qy]

Excellent quiz. I got 4 wrong.

[@annikanilsson6152]

45/50 - I read somewhere that it was George W H Bush who first pardoned a turkey and Newton discovered gravity and the laws of motion, I think - warmest thanks for a brilliant quiz, Ben - wishing you a lovely weekend! 🙂

[@Quizzes4U]

Thanks for commenting 😀 have a great weekend too 🙂

[@yentasnivla]

74 percent again

[@LesleyFarquhar-y1e]

46/50. I got the ballet, pi, fruit and nanometer questions wrong. I thought the ink question was tricky. I would have gone for squid ink but luckily just remembered it was soot.

[@Quizzes4U]

I got the ink question from watching a documentary about how it's still traditionally made. I pick up the weirdest stuff sometimes 😂

[@francescaemc2]

Great quiz, Ben! Didn't know ballet originated in Italy!!! Isaac Newton... hmmm: Principia Mathematica, Laws of Motion....this object at rest is going to remain at rest. ;) Ta! Cheers

[@Quizzes4U]

Always glad to hear when someone learns something new. To be honest I didn't know that either until I researched it.

[@francescaemc2]

@@Quizzes4U I imagine that's a great part of making the quizzes! Learning new things. I had ballet in the court of Louis XIV... and I'm Italian! Cheers

[@nickimontie]

I missed 5 but got the last 5 correct.

[@adokells7577]

4 out of the last 5. Knew 3. Guessed at 'Japanese colour'

[@424cmac]

38

[@isabelstokes4042]

Wonderful quiz! 44/50. Isaac Newton discovered the effects of gravity.

[@viviendwyer3327]

40

[@vickyjensen2590]

44/50

[@jemma50]

42/50. I got 4 of the last five! Amazing! Didn't Isaac Newton discover gravity? Thanks, Ben! That was a great quiz. ♥

[@Quizzes4U]

Great job! Those last 5 were tough, so you did amazing 😍 thanks for playing.

[@jemma50]

@@Quizzes4U It's always challenging and fun to play your quizzes, Ben. Thanks for all your hard work in creating them. ♥♥♥

[@UguysRnuts]

Olympics happen every two years, alternating between winter and summer games.

[@Quizzes4U]

The Olympic Games are held after four years but the winter and Summer Olympic Games alternate, each being held every four years but two years part.

[@UguysRnuts]

@@Quizzes4U Translation: The Olympics are held every two years. Deal with it.

[@Quizzes4U]

😂 oh, I'm dealing with it.

[@barbarapatterson9288]

Gravoty

[@markedwards5460]

48/50 1st of my incorrect answers was the chess question. I thought China and the answer was India. Thanks for uploading Ben. And the bonus I'll try Gravity. Looking forward to the next G K Quiz 😮.

[@Quizzes4U]

That's a logical guess as China is usually the answer for where anything was invented 😂 Thanks for playing and sharing 🙂

[@johnzengerle7576]

47/50. Capital of New Zealand was my first incorrect answer. Bonus: inertia.

[@mrk4022]

47, first wrong - mixed samba and rumba. Also, - soot. and one more.

[@slayerovski]

43/50 I aways thought chess was Persian because checkmate translates to the king (sha) is dead.

[@roxy5659]

43/50, I got 4 of the last 5 right. It helps that I am in chemistry in school this year

[@Quizzes4U]

Awesome 👍 I thought they would catch everyone out.

[@Oenloveslife]

62 year old musician, missed 4: Italy (I thought Russia), 1990s (I thought Apartheid ended in the 1980s) Durian (I thought Rambutan) and Soot (I thought Coal). Oh well, better luck next time!

[@stanwebb3480]

If you add a second or two and have the screen be interactive then it could keep score, just like the video games... The Q about the Olympics is right and wrong. Since they split the summer and winter games. Rotating every 2 years then answer is 2 year but if measure one type of games to next same type of games then it is 4 years!!!

[@Quizzes4U]

Thanks for commenting. As it's a video it's not possible to make it interactive. KZbin doesn't have that feature on videos. If you would like to play interactive quizzes at your own pace and get a score at the end, then check out my website quizamp.com where there's tons of free to play interactive quizzes. 😃👍

[@French-Kiss24]

Score - 43

[@Greenham6603]

39/50😢

[@O.Reagano]

7 wrong that’s not too bad

[@beritrisvik8961]

John F. Kennedy started the tradision to pardon turkeys... Newton discovered gravity... Got 49/50...

[@samopozakonu6392]

Olympics are held every two years.

[@davidsmith7653]

45/50 inc three of the last five. Newton discovered that sunlight is made up of the colours of the rainbow, the laws of motion, gravity and its formulae, differential calculus. I was surprised about bubonic plague though as the black death was in the 1300s and Newton was born in the late 1600s. Hey ho.

[@Quizzes4U]

Wow, great answer. Three out of the last 5 is great as they were not easy.

[@Kyle-vb3fz]

There’s an Olympics every 2 years.

[@joannayeo9545]

Hi Ben. According to the White House’s website the Turkey pardoning began with George W H Bush. He pardoned Tom Turkey who was given to a nearby children’s farm. I thought I’d do better on my painkillers tonight but apparently not. I got 32. The main thing is I had so much fun. Are you doing a special Christmas one? I really hope so and good luck with the website xx

[@Quizzes4U]

Thanks for the info. Not sure if I will get time to do a Christmas special, as I will be travelling a lot around that time this year. But it's a great idea, so if I get the time to put something special together, I will.

[@bowed305]

According to history, though, you can go one of two ways with the answer to this question. It is said that Lincoln "pardoned" a turkey to please his young son who had become friendly with the bird, but that wasn't anything official in his role as president. It was just a dad thing, but he was the first president to do it in recorded history. As far as a national thing, it is said that Harry Truman started the official tradition of a president doing it.

[@joannayeo9545]

@@Quizzes4U Okay. Have a fantastic time xx

[@joannayeo9545]

@@bowed305 Thanks for the info. I guessed Rosevelt 😀

[@carneyne]

LOL. You can't slap the word "pardoned" on a cooked turkey. LOL!

[@isabellathomas61]

33...

[@wespaisley257]

I stunk up the joint today 🤨😆

[@WeeWyllie]

😂😊

[@kennithprice6807]

Hi Ben is there any particular reason why you don't respond to my comments on your quiz?

[@Quizzes4U]

I always try to reply to everyone's comments. Sometimes it's just a ❤️ if I can't think of anything interesting to add. When it comes to follow up comments, such as when you reply to my comment or someone else comment, then KZbin doesn't notify me of those, and I would have to go through all the videos to see them. Given the amount of videos I have and that some of them have comments and comment threads into the thousands, that's just not possible. As far as I'm aware I usually do reply to your comments. The only comments I don't reply to are any that are just rude, which yours never are. 👍

[@kennithprice6807]

Thanks for the info

[@sherryhostutler2241]

Only 25

[@ScrypKat56]

9 incorrect

[@mathewfullerton8577]

Your Olympics answer was incorrect. You ask how often the Olympics are held. Now that they hold the Winter and Summer Games in an offset schedule, the correct answer for the question you asked is every two years. The Summer Games will next be held in 2024, the Winter in 2026.

[@Quizzes4U]

Thanks for commenting. I agree I could have worded it better. But could argue that each of those is still held every four years. The Olympic committee themselves states they are still held every four years. Ref. olympics.com/ioc/faq/history-and-origin-of-the-games/since-when-have-the-summer-and-winter-games-no-longer-been-held-in-the-same-year

[@elaineglendinning9297]

Maybe he needed to be more specific, Summer or Winter Olympics. Both are held every four years.

[@wespaisley257]

Kind of a trick question

[@mtnstrand2819]

Just distinguish between the WINTER and SUMMER Olympics to keep everyone happy. Me, on the other hand, really appreciate everything you're doing. ❤ And respect from South Africa.

[@RebeccaPriscilla-bh4bt]

39/50 Fun and educational

[@greenapple4280]

41/50

[@sklag1]

46/50

[@fiddleronthecube7835]

44/50