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Johnny's General Knowledge Quiz #11
Answer these random trivia questions.
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Foulfortune
Only got the Tallinn question because of the European Capitals quiz
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
marren27
Sadly, more quiz takers know who everyone's friend on the social network vacuum of Myspace is than who the U.S. Chief Justice is.
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
geographygal
If it makes you feel any better, I didn't know either one. I could picture the Chief Justice, but couldn't think of his name.
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
HighFidelity
I only have schoolyard bullies to back me up here, but I always thought it was a "monobrow"
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
theLAYTshow
Yup, definitely referred to as a monobrow as well, or at least in Australia
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
Quizmaster
Monobrow will work now.
Jun 12, 2012 delete
Englishrose
yep monobrow. Also could you allow 14 February for valentines day.
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
IaMmE
Fortune cookies only apply for chinese restaurants outside of China, so... if you go to China you won't get a fortune cookie after your meal, just saying...
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
f1freak
Google was and is a mispelt word by the creators of the search engine. 1 followed by 100 zeros is 'Googol'.
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
Kquilikquiit
Yeah, it should be spelled "googol" and not "google".
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
yocoy
+1
Jun 12, 2012 delete
gtbeam3r
+1, also typed zooology (whoops)
Jun 12, 2012 delete
Quizmaster
Fixed. Can't believe that one slipped by me initially!
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
smelly
14th February is right!
Nobody in England would say February 14 or February 14th, we say the number first so can you allow the other way round as well? I tried for ages even with 14th OF february, 14/02 etc it never occured to me to put February first, please allow it :)
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
ctleng76
Yeah, but in the US 14th Februar is wrong. So both answers should be accepted.
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
Quizmaster
That will work now.
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
revnecro1273
you have probably taken enough quizzes by now to know that it uses american format for most things
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
rosen
That won't help someone who doesn't know what the American date format is. It's no big deal to accept both. It's not like 14th February is WRONG. It's still the right date, obviously.
Jun 12, 2012 delete
pseudonymous
a widow's peak reaches down like a triangle down over your forehead. it isn't just the center of your hairline
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
pseudonymous
not everybody has one either
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
Quizmaster
Too bad. That would be cool.
Jun 12, 2012 delete
ctleng76
My widows peak is about all the hair I have on my forehead.
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
geop
The Mexican pyramid answer is too hard to spell.."
Jun 12, 2012 delete reply
Mixxd
The math problem could have many answers. In total at what point in time? After a month? A year? A decade?
Jun 13, 2012 delete reply
Kquilikquiit
That is true. You don't really know how long you're going to be getting the interest.
Jun 14, 2012 delete reply
quizzygirl
haha I only got 8...I guess I need to brush up on my general knowledge
Jun 13, 2012 delete reply
jadekelly
It makes me so sad that only 14% knew who wrote One Hundred Years of Solitude, such an amazing book.
Jun 14, 2012 delete reply
geowhizz
It's kind of sad that 20 times more people know what game show Pat Sajak hosts than ones that know what Teotihuacan is.
Oct 27, 2012 delete reply
tschutzer
That $13000 question is phrased poorly. You don't ask how much money you'd have after one year, you just ask how much money you have. So the answer could be $13,000 (the moment you deposit it), $13,650 (after 1 year), $21,176 (after 10 years), or any other amount greater than $13,000, depending on just how long you want to keep this money in the bank.
Apr 11, 2013 delete reply
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