How Good is Your General Knowledge? | 100 Questions Challenge

This paragraph introduces a 100-question fun quiz designed to test the viewer's general knowledge. It covers a wide range of topics including the process of photosynthesis in plants, identification of a koala, primary colors, the number of faces a cube has, the most populated country, the meaning of CPU in computing, the chemical symbol for silver, the Euro currency, car brand logos, the year the Titanic sank, the sound made by dolphins, the bird associated with delivering babies, the gas most responsible for global warming, the author of Romeo and Juliet, the chemical formula of table salt, the celebration of Halloween, the galaxy Earth is part of, and the deficiency caused by anemia.

The second paragraph delves into mythology with the father of Thor, Odin, and continues with historical and scientific facts. It touches on holidays like Thanksgiving, the birthplace of Buddha, the hottest planet in the solar system, the city known for canals, the drink associated with Oktoberfest, the start of the first world war, the fabric of our lives, the inventor of the first car, the founding country of Nokia, the father of the U.S. Constitution, the largest coral reef system, the last prophet of Islam, the gift of the Statue of Liberty, the capital of Canada, the Earth's position from the Sun, the fear of heights, the smallest planet in our solar system, the end year of World War II, the river flowing through London, the number of continents, the metal liquid at room temperature, the national flower of India, the chess piece that moves diagonally, and the country known for saunas.

The third paragraph presents a variety of trivia questions and answers, including the number of stripes on the United States flag, the age of the universe, the largest desert in the world, the full name of the FBI, the European Union country with the largest population, the square root of 144, the largest tea producer, the scientist behind the theory of evolution, the number of zeros in one billion, the inventor of the steam engine, the famous quote from The Godfather, the first man to walk on the moon, the sunshine state in the USA, the organ that removes waste from the blood, the largest moon in our solar system, the term for a word spelled the same backward and forward, the name of the mountain range in South America, the beginning of the Renaissance, the unit of electrical resistance, the famous athlete Michael Jordan, the study of fungi, and the country famous for tulip fields.

The final paragraph explores cultural, natural, and scientific achievements. It starts with the origin of flamenco dance in Spain, the king of Gods in Greek mythology, the world's largest island, the biome known as Tyga, the meaning of pH in chemistry, the largest country by land area, the sum of angles in a triangle, the term for an infant kangaroo, the first successful vaccine developed for smallpox, the director of Jurassic Park, the number of circles on the Olympic flag, the gas that makes balloons float, the length of Route 66, the number of strings on a standard guitar, the location of the Angkor Wat Temple complex, the capital of Brazil, the name of a dinosaur, the composer of The Four Seasons, the sport known as the beautiful game, and the name of the tallest waterfall in the world.