Fuhad: “is that the one that just passed?” 👀😂💀

Good tip for the happily question - If a word ever ends in -ly, it’s an adverb.

Why is JAMES wearing a “I love daddy”. He’s not even hiding it anymore

I like hw master fuhad looks serious 😂😂😂😂😂

The thumbnail 😂 Star Pupil: Ellis

Fuhad never played the first Modern Warfare. Woulda known where Chernobyl was then XD

Just a little correction. Ukraine was still part of the Soviet Union when the Chernobyl disaster happened and since the question was which country did this take place, technically the answer is the USSR

I don’t know why any of you would need to ask which Elizabeth. The only other  Elizabeth was famously known for being the virgin queen. She never took a husband or had children. Her heir was James of Scotland after Queen Mary passed away. James was the unification of Scotland and England.

Make Ellie the quiz master!!!

“Auspicious” is often used in religious or “ceremonial” contexts, usually something like “this is an auspicious day for ‘such and such a ritual’” or “welcome all on this auspicious occasion in which we dedicate this monument to …..”

James shouldn't have given the hint. I wonder what answers would have come out. 😂😂😂😂😂

10/11. (didn't know about 👀)

Fun fact - the UK used to define a billion as a million million, but changed in the 70s (I think) to match the US definition of a thousand million.

We still have different values for a pint (20 fluid ounces in UK but only 16 in the US).

You need a back to school in your playlist

Wait British people don’t know much about the royal family either?? 😂 I don’t feel so bad

I got them all except Chernobyl, why did I think it was Russia 😂😂😂

This made me feel smarter than I realized I was!

10/11 😎 + first tiebreaker

Love the episodes guys, it´s enterntaining.

As someone who has learned the english language as a 2nd language, in mainland Europe, most of these questions would actually qualify on a standard weekly test in middle school, or on our version of the SAT, hell even on a Cambridge Language Exam (which native speakers obviously don´t have to take).

Now 23, I got every single question right, except the children of Lizzie the 2nd. These questions should be part of our general knowledge, not to be able to brag about them, but to be able  to pass them on and use these terms freely, without hesitation.

I would be very interested to see a native speaker and a learned speaker go head to head.

Could never be the eyes

9 out 10