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Impossible Trivia Quiz
Do you belong to the other 5%?
Average Score: 9
95% knows the answer to this question:
"In, 1956, Horace Logan first used what phrase, to get rid of a waiting audience at KWKH's "Louisiana Hayride" in Shreveport, Louisiana?
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And do you know the answer to this one?
"Whom did John Lennon meet on November 9, 1966, at London's Indica Art Gallery?"
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Challenging Knowledge Quiz
Are you clever enough for this quiz?
Average Score: 9
96% knows the answer to this question:
"The Fourteen Part Message was a 1941 telegram intercepted by the US detailing an attack planned by whom?
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"What is the main ingredient of guacamole (and also the ingredient for which it is named in Nahuatl)?"
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Challenging Knowledge Quiz
So, can you score higher than a 7? Share if you did
Average Score: 8
90% knows the answer to this question:
"If you want to read 900 pages, and you've read two 400-page books, how many more pages do you need?
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And do you know the answer to this one?
"Roger Bacon was the first to record a recipe for this: seven parts saltpetre, five parts charcoal and five parts sulphur. Today the ratio is 75%, 15% and 10%. What is it?"
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History Quiz
Are you smart enough?
Average Score: 9
99% knows the answer to this question:
"Napoleon Bonaparte was emperor of which country?
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"As any "king of the world" would know, in what year did the Titanic sink?"
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History Test
We bet you aren't smart enough for this one!
Average Score: 9
95% knows the answer to this question:
"A secret society called the Afrikaner Broederbond infiltrated the National Party so thoroughly that by the 1940s they were running what country?
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"What is the name of the waterproof item of clothing which is named after the Scotsman who started selling it in 1824?"
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History Quiz
Are you smart enough to answer these History Questions?
Average Score: 9
95% knows the answer to this question:
"Scarab beetles are most closely associated with which ancient civilisation?
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"World War I officially ended with the signing of what treaty on June 28, 1919?"
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Unbeatable Mixed Trivia Quiz
Are you able to score higher than a 5? Please share in the comments
Average Score: 9
92% knows the answer to this question:
"Who sang the famous song "Another Brick In The Wall" (1980)?
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And do you know the answer to this one?
"British and German troops facing each other in Flanders declared a spontaneous and unofficial Christmastime truce in 1914, during what war?"
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Impossible Knowledge Quiz
Only a few were able to score 5+
Average Score: 9
97% knows the answer to this question:
"What do the Robinson's build to live in, in the "Swiss Family Robinson"?
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And do you know the answer to this one?
"Which of these continent - country - capital groups is correct?"
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Science Quiz
Did you score higher than a 7? Please tell us in the comments
Average Score: 9
97% knows the answer to this question:
"Elephants large ears help them to what?
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And do you know the answer to this one?
"What was that again? You don't know what acoustics is? Say what? It's what, now?"
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Who Sang These Song From The 50s?
Who is able to recognize at least 5 songs?
Average Score: 9
99% knows the answer to this question:
"Who sang the famous song "I Walk the Line" (1956)?
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And do you know the answer to this one?
"Who sang the famous song "My Prayer" (1956)?"
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Music Quiz For Intelligent People
Are you smart enough?
Average Score: 9
98% knows the answer to this question:
"Who started the 1960s Twist dance craze by popularizing the 12-bar-blues song 'The Twist'?
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And do you know the answer to this one?
"Who paid Soul Train dancers Geron "Casper" Candidate and Cooley Jackson to teach him the Moonwalk, which he refined for a Motown appearance?"
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Challenging Knowledge Quiz
Who is able to score higher than a 6?
Average Score: 8
95% knows the answer to this question:
"What is the small stick used to hold foods together while grilling called?
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And do you know the answer to this one?
"What Russian city was formerly known as "Petrograd", and later "Leningrad"?"