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Ready to test your knowledge and avoid tricky questions? This quiz features 40 questions from history, geography, literature, art, science, and other fields. Do you know what the man in the painting "American Gothic" actually did for a living? What unusual things were added to paint in the 19th century? How did the oldest customer complaint survive for thousands of years? And where did the word "quark" come from? Some questions will seem simple, others will make you think, and some answers will definitely surprise you. Award yourself one point for each correct answer, and at the end, be sure to let us know how many of the 40 you scored in the comments. And don't miss the bonus question! Give this video a like if you enjoy interesting quizzes, unexpected facts, and knowledge tests. Subscribe to the channel to stay up to date with new episodes! We wish you good luck and a great mood! 📚 Try our other collections: 🔸    • 20 вопросов   - 20 questions 🔸    • 30 вопросов   - 30 questions 🔸    • 40 вопросов   - 40 questions 🔸    • Экспресс-викторины | 20 вопросов за 5 минут   - Express Quizzes | 20 questions in 5 minutes 🔸    • Самые трудные тесты канала: только для сме...   - The channel's hardest quizzes 🔸    • А знаешь ли ты почему?   - Do you know why? 🔥    • ТОП викторин 🔥 Сможешь ответить на все?   - The channel's top quizzes 00:00 - Do you know the answer?! 00:49 - 1. What came after the tin can? 01:28 - 2. How old was Juliet? 02:02 - 3. What was the man's occupation in "American Gothic"? 02:41 - 4. Why does the Eiffel Tower get taller in the heat? 03:17 - 5. What was added to brown pigment in the 19th century? 04:01 - 6. Where is Mount Fuji? 04:31 - 7. What is the translation for "ushke bekha"? 05:07 - 8. To what group of animals does a frog belong? 05:38 - 9. What product was the source of an ancient customer complaint? 06:14 - 10. Who painted "The Man Who Laughs"? 06:55 - 11. What is the name of the world's largest salt flat? 07:31 - 12. Which sculptor became famous for his mobiles? 08:13-13. What is 3/4 equal to as a percentage? 08:40-14. What was powder made of in ancient China? 09:10-15. Who was the son of Zeus and Alcmene? 09:47-16. What is the name of the largest meteorite crater? 10:21-17. What is a prearranged meeting called? 11:00-18. How were the temples of Abu Simbel saved? 11:55-19. What is the capital of the Philippines? 12:32-20. What was the purpose of Roman vomitoria? 13:10-21. What number is called the golden ratio? 13:52-22. Who gave Mowgli shelter in the village? 14:29 - 23. From what part of the flower is saffron obtained? 15:06 - 24. What country was formerly called East Pakistan? 15:43 - 25. What replaced ivory in billiard balls? 16:19 - 26. How is the word "Tora" translated? 16:51 - 27. What extinct animal is depicted on the coat of arms of Mauritius? 17:25 - 28. What month was called Quintilis? 18:12 - 29. Who was Etienne de Silhouette? 19:03 - 30. Which island was Odysseus' kingdom? 19:38 - 31. For which Disney cartoon did he receive a special Oscar? 20:23 - 32. When was the Vatican City State created? 21:12 - 33. What was the former name of Chistye Prudy? 21:57 - 34. Who is Nandi in Hinduism? 22:32 - 35. What was the original title of the novel "Pride and Prejudice"? 23:14 - 36. What is the name of the point in the lunar orbit closest to Earth? 23:49 - 37. How many ancient wonders of the world remain? 24:32 - 38. What technique was used to create the "Great Wave off Kanagawa"? 25:13 - 39. Who says the phrase "Manuscripts don't burn"? 25:52 - 40. Where did physicists borrow the word "quark"? 26:43 - Bonus: Where does a successfully solved case go? #quiz #test #questions #answer #intelligence #interestingfacts #educational #education #science #self-development #quiz #riddles #logic #guess #questionanswer #educational #intelligencetest #facts #erudition #eruditiontest #eruditiontests #eruditionquiz #eruditiontest #schoolquestions #guesstheanswer #knowledgequestions #testyourself