Ultimate tough quiz: Can you handle the challenge?

Ultimate tough quiz: Can you handle the challenge?

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. The Meaning of Gazelle
3. Varieties of Morting Bali
4. Nazi Germany's Last Leader
5. Capital and Largest City of Kyrgyzstan
6. The Pope who Commissioned Michelangelo
7. The Aztec God of Rain
8. The Last of the Five Good Emperors
9. Tropical Forest Lianas
10. The Executed Lord Chancellor of England
11. Symbol of Tehran
12. The R River and European Capital City
13. Birthplace of Charles Dickens
14. Different Types of Seeds
15. Burning of a Heretic
16. Most Populated Island
17. The Element that Makes Diamonds Blue
18. Canonized King of France
19. Roman Phrase Literal Translation
20. Core Temperature of the Sun
21. Different Types of Cells
22. Capital City of the Hawaiian Period in Japan
23. Dormant Grey Mouse Lemurs
24. Glam that Produces Somatotropin
25. Removed Body Part in a Cholecystectomy
26. Karakari Beach in New Zealand
27. Date of Saddam Hussein's Capture
28. Oceanic Zones and Photosynthesis
29. Fear of Going Bald
30. Illness that Left Francisco Goya Permanently
31. Discoverer of the Smallpox Vaccine
32. U-Shaped Chasm in AwaZu Falls
33. Name of the First Cloned Horse
34. Char Dash, a National Dance
35. Capital of Charlemagne's Empire
36. Invention of Cat's Eyes
37. Inventor of Logarithms
38. Medical Term for Urination
39. Shooter of Andy Warhol
40. Mountains and Millions on a Window
41. Location of the First OPEC Conference
42. Ancient Egyptian God of the Nile River
43. Formation of Coprolite
44. The Deepest-Living Octopus Genus
45. Zeus's Grandfather
46. Invention of Melba Toast
47. Birth Name of Prima Ballerina Margot Fontaine
48. Rod Used in Glass Making
49. Naming of the Deli Penguins
50. Number of Quarks in a Proton
51. Planet with Average Distance to the Sun

The Hardest Multiple Choice Quiz on YouTube

Are You ready for a challenge? This quiz is considered one of the hardest multiple choice quizzes on YouTube. If you manage to score over 50, you can proudly call yourself a trivia knowledge genius. Are you up for the challenge? Let's dive right in.

1. The Meaning of Gazelle

The word "gazelle" has an interesting origin. Do you know which language it is derived from? Is it Greek, Swahili, or Arabic? The correct answer is Arabic.

2. Varieties of Morting Bali

When it comes to brewing, there are different varieties of morting bali. But which ones are they? Is it one row in eight, two row and six row, or three roam and 4-room? The correct answer is two row and six row.

3. Nazi Germany's Last Leader

Heinrich Himmler, Carl Dunitz, or Adolf Hitler? Who was Nazi Germany's last leader? The correct answer is Adolf Hitler.

4. Capital and Largest City of Kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan is a country with a unique capital and largest city. Is it Bishkek, Tashkent, or Karaganda? The correct answer is Bishkek.

5. The Pope who Commissioned Michelangelo

Michelangelo's renowned work in the Sistine Chapel was commissioned by a pope. Do you know which pope it was? Was it Clement VII, Pius IV, or Julius II? The correct answer is Julius II.

6. The Aztec God of Rain

Ancient civilizations had their own gods, each responsible for specific elements. Who was the Aztec god of rain? Was it Talok, Witz Celer, or Tlaloc? The correct answer is Tlaloc.

7. The Last of the Five Good Emperors

During the Roman Empire, there were five emperors known as the Five Good Emperors. Who was the last one among them? Was it Marcus Aurelius, Antonius Pius, or Hadrian? The correct answer is Marcus Aurelius.

8. Tropical Forest Lianas

In tropical forests, you can find unique vegetation called lianas. But what exactly are lianas? Are they birds, lizards, or vines? The correct answer is vines.

9. The Executed Lord Chancellor of England

In history, there have been prominent figures who faced execution for their beliefs. One of them is the Lord Chancellor of England. Who was executed for not accepting Henry VII as the head of the church? Was it Thomas Beckett, Thomas Wolsey, or Sir Thomas More? The correct answer is Sir Thomas More.

10. Symbol of Tehran

Tehran, the capital of Iran, has a symbol that commemorates a significant event. This symbol was built to celebrate the 2500th anniversary of the Persian Empire. Is it the Alhambra, Azadi, or Kingdom Tower? The correct answer is the Azadi Tower.

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