General Knowledge Quiz That 95% Fail

The script begins with an introduction to a general knowledge quiz, hosted by Master Sean. He announces 100 questions designed to test the participants' memory and general knowledge, aiming to provide fun and challenge. The quiz kicks off with questions about the ability of mammals to fly, the capital of Australia, programming languages for iOS, and various other topics spanning geography, mythology, science, and current affairs.

This paragraph continues the quiz with questions about environmental issues, historical figures, and technological advancements. It covers topics such as ocean acidification, the pH of neutral solutions, the fizziness of soft drinks, ancient Egyptian history, the Great Wall of China, the Berlin Airlift, the capital of South Africa, and the Dead Sea. The questions also delve into augmented reality, data transfer technologies, and traditional cultural forms like Kabuki and Ping Opera.

The paragraph focuses on art, music, and cultural heritage, posing questions about iconic artists and their works, such as Sandro Botticelli's 'The Birth of Venus'. It explores the capital city of France, countries known for their unique features like the 'pearl of the Indian Ocean', and the location of the Sahara Desert. The segment also touches on the main applications of facial recognition technology and the queen of soul, Aretha Franklin.

This section of the quiz addresses geopolitical and environmental topics. Questions range from global initiatives for equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines, the European Union's digital COVID-19 certificate, FIFA World Cup titles, to the political systems of countries and the concept of balance of power. It also covers the environmental concern of coral reef bleaching, the process of desertification, and renewable energy sources like tidal energy.

The paragraph delves into scientific concepts, such as the greenhouse effect and the process of desalination. It also touches on economic theories like the 'Invisible Hand' and the process of biomagnification in the food chain. Questions about significant protests, the fitness tracker's primary purpose, and cloud computing services are included. The segment concludes with a question about the G20 Summit and the unique artistic contributions of Jackson Pollock and Andy Warhol.

This final paragraph of the quiz script covers sporting achievements, including the Boston Marathon and the record for most goals in a single soccer season in Europe. It also addresses political systems like totalitarianism and the accumulation of plastic debris in the ocean. The cultural dance of Brazil, the traditional Indian dance form of Baratan, and the director of 'Schindler's List' are highlighted. The segment ends with questions about the novel 'Wuthering Heights', the concept of the slam dunk in basketball, and the role of the United Nations Security Council.

The last paragraph discusses environmental issues such as land degradation and the impact of nuclear power plants. It mentions the global organization leading efforts to distribute COVID-19 vaccines and the traditional Japanese puppet theater form. The paragraph also covers the recognition of a unique drip painting technique, the marathon that is part of the World Marathon Majors, and the political system where a single party holds power. The quiz concludes with questions on plastic pollution, the beginning of the American Revolutionary War, the city known for militarism and the agog education system, and the location of the Amazon rainforest.