IQ Test Quiz

Question	Answer	Exra Info
How many continents are there?		Don't forget Antarctica
How many people live in Antarctica?
What is the biggest continent?		After Asia is Africa
What country has the biggest population?		1.6 billion people
What is the 2nd country with the biggest population?		1 billion people
What is the country with the most land?		Most of the country is unpopulated
What is the country with the most land in North America?		Eh?
How many people live in the US to the nearest 100 million?		The 2010 Census will tell you that
How tall is Mt. Everest to the nearest 1000 foot?		Exactly 29,035 ft.
What seperates the US and Russia?		The Bering Sea used to be a land bridge
1 + 1 =		The easiest question
7 X 0 =		If you guessed 7, you're wrong
A polygon with three sides is called?
A polygon with six sides is called?		Not an octagon
9 divided by 3 is?		Move On!
What is the square root of 81?
A triangle that has a 90 degree angle is called?
Two lines that intersect eachother 90 degrees is called?		Not intersecting lines
What is the 10th digit of pi?		3.1415926535
What is a polygon with 9 sides called?		Hard, isn't it?
What is the top grossing movie?		Not Titantic anymore
What is the top grossing movie of 2009?		Avatar made 50% of it's money in 2010
What is the director and writer of Star Wars?		And was the writer of Indiana Jones
How much money did Titanic make in the US to the nearest 50 million?		600.7 million to be exact
Who voiced Optimus Prime in Transformers and Transformers 2?
What is Mt. St. Helens?
What animal is closely related to a human?
A meniscus can be found in what measuring device?
In DNA, one base is named T, what does T stand for?		In RNA, tynime is replaced as uracil
What is the average body temperature for a healthy person to the nearest tenth of a degree?
Where are chromosomes?		Not DNA
DNA stands for?		Long words
Cone cells are found where?		Spell eye backwards and it's eye
What bird came extinct in the 1600s by people and lived on the island of Mauritius?

Question	Answer	Exra Info
In a cell, ER stands for?		Not emergency room
In school, history is called?		Very social
What empire built the Colloseum?		What you think the Greeks built it
How many big pyramids are there in the Giza Necropolis?
In 1776, what was the city in the US with the most population?		New York City was #2 back then
Who betrayed the Americans in the American Revolution?
What state had a gold rush starting in the late 1840s?
In what region did D-Day happen?
Which city in Alaska had a big oil spill and is where the Trans-Alaskan Pipeline ends?		Not Anchorage
Where did Christopher Columbus first land in the Americas?		It's in the Bahamas not in El Salvador
In what city did the pilgrims first land?
Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?		As easy as pie
What big series on television starts with Star?		Not Star Wars
What cartoon started in 1929 and stopped in 2004 by Cartoon Network?		Not Felix the Cat
What show does Donald Trump run?
What show has the host Danny Forster and is about the greatest structures under construction?
How do you spell bargin correctly?		Not bargian
How many years is bicentennial?		Centennial is 100 years
How do you spell nocternul correctly?		Many zoos have a nocturnal exhibit
Never eat soggy ______		Never eat soggy waffles
Is anywheres a word, if not spell the right word		Anyweres is not a word
How do you spell bolevart correctly?
What is the only city in the US that ends with -burgh?
How do you spell Kazsakkstaan correctly?
What is the most spoken language in the world?		English is #3
How do you spell Kurgestaan correctly?		Who made up that name
What holiday is Santa Claus in?		Ho ho ho
In Halloween, what is a carved pumpkin with a candle in it called?
What holiday did the Irish invent?		Try to find a leprechaun on that day
In 2007, what toy did most kids want on Christmas?		Robots in Disguise
On what day do the Eastern Orthodox celebrate Christmas?		It's based on the old calendar
What is the most visited website?
What is the 2nd most visited website?		Yahoo!
What is this the adress of this website?		Easy

Question	Answer	Exra Info
What website is known for selling books?		Named after the famous rainforest
What website ends with -pedia?
What is the 2nd president of the US?
What is the first African-American president?		Change!
What president was president when they first used the atomic bomb?		That changed the world
What president is known for a saying, 'I like Ike.'		I like Ike
What president was president when California became a state?
What is the biggest US State?		Most of the land is unpopulated
What is the smallest US State?		Named for the red (rhode) soil
What is the newest Canadian province?		The Antarctica of Canada
What US state is in the geographic center of North America?		Who would've known
What state is in the center of the 48 contigous states		I's in Lebanon, Kansas
What is after Windows Vista?		Before Windows Vista is Windows XP
What cell phone is created by Apple?		i lke the iPhone
What is an iPod with no screen on it called?		Who wants an iPod without a screen?
Who invented super glue?		Who would've known
What does AMD stand for?		As you can see AMD is very advanced
Who was the first person to mass produce cars?		He created the Model T
Caddilac is a brand of what car manfacturer?		GM also has Chevrolet and GMC as brands
Lamborghini is from what country?		What you thought it was Germany
What car is Bumblebee from Transformers?
Who invented the car?		Not Henry Ford
What famous singer/dancer died in 2009?		Thriller!
What band has four singers, is from England, and was popular during the 60s and 70s?		Why were they called the Beatles?
Who was popular during the 60s and 70s and was famous for many songs such as Heartbreak Hotel and Jailhouse Rock?
What is the first name of the singer that has the last name John?		Who has the last name John?
Who composed the music for Star Wars and Indiana Jones?
Who's on the $1 bill?		He's also on the quarter
What is the cheapest bill for having a person who isn't president on it?		Benjamin Franklin is on that bill
What is the most famous channel to be about food?		Not Food Channel
Ratatouille is from what country?		Did you see the movie?
Are you smart		Just Checking

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IQ Test Quiz

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Created Mar 10, 2010 in Miscellaneous
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	3Stax:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 00:53 GMT		2 points
	5 is number eleven, counting 3

	jcrow09:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 03:37 GMT		19 points
	Alexander Hamilton is on the $10 bill. The T base in DNA is thymine, not thynime. I never took the STAR exam, and I have never heard of it. The US does not border Russia. And what's with "What holiday do many Christians don't celebrate?" One star.

	BKKRedDevil:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 07:09 GMT		16 points
	Horses have four toes known as hooves, one on each foot. Normandy is not a city but a region of France. Colombus sailed around Europe years before going west to the new world, so landed in many other countries first. Russia does not border USA, using your rationale it would also border China, Japan, Brazil, UK etc etc. Too many inaccuracies, needs work

	FijiPudVT:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 12:01 GMT		11 points
	Definitely not an IQ test. Should be a mixed bag, general knowledge test.

	crispyceme:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 12:20 GMT		5 points
	To be technical, the movie industry counts all revenues for a film in the year in which the film was released. So Avatar's gross will all be considered as in 2009. It's basically to keep the accounting simple, but there you go.

	jimmyfloyd:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 12:36 GMT		11 points
	This definately not an IQ quiz. It is a poorly done general knowledge quiz.

	Robin008:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 14:05 GMT		1 point
	Normandy isn't a city, it's a region in France

	cuendillar:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 15:04 GMT		10 points
	You absolutely have to accept 37 for body temperature. You know, the rest of the world use Celsius. Orthogonal should be accepted for perpendicular. Also, it's just called a dodo. Furthermore, in my opinion, you should accept last names and at the very least not include middle initials.

	FLoaf:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 15:25 GMT		2 points
	The STAR question is regional. In michigan it's called the MEAP.

	sporcl_er:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 15:46 GMT		9 points
	You should also accept Bering Strait and merely Dodo, sans bird. I've never heard of the STAR test either. You should fix your grammar, it is abysmal. When you want the name of someone you should ask who, not what. And "What holiday do many Christians don't celebrate" makes no sense as a sentence.

	Kyonkichi93:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 16:30 GMT		2 points
	Yeah, you shouldn't do regional questions, because I took the MEAP in elementary, too, not the STAR. And could you PLEASE accept only last names?

	smangelina:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 19:14 GMT		2 points
	Not stellar. Lots of misspelled words. Poor grammar. It would be better if modifications were accepted (for example: st. patricks, instead of st. patricks day). meh.

	cjc:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 19:36 GMT		3 points
	social studies? :/

	alpha:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 19:48 GMT		1 point
	I'm pretty sure that Mt Everest is not 29,000,000 feet tall

	alpha:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 19:50 GMT		4 points
	plattsburgh ny?

	alpha:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 19:52 GMT		4 points
	Bumblebee was a VW Beetle orignally, you need to specify that you mean in the most recent movies

	alpha:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 19:53 GMT		5 points
	"What is the 1st president of the US?" What is the English language?

	wert:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 20:53 GMT		5 points
	i typed none for people in antarctica. that should count

	Satchsurfer:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 21:59 GMT		7 points
	Graduated cylinder the only measuring equipment that has a meniscus? Erm what about a burette, or just a jug?

	Everblue:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 22:32 GMT		8 points
	I don't usually get angry on Sporcle, but this quiz infuriated me. There is so much wrong with it I won't even list anything.

	dan9124:	Mar 11th, 2010 at 23:26 GMT		6 points
	anywere is not a word. wtf is up with bolevart? most people probably pronounce that as "bowl-vart" which sounds nothing like boulevard. I had no idea what I was supposed to be spelling on that one. And Bering Strait should definitely be accepted.

	kristen58:	Mar 12th, 2010 at 00:41 GMT		21 points
	"IQ Test"? The IQ really being tested here is yours (you, the creator of this stupid quiz), and you've failed miserably. I agree with Everblue, the list goes on and on of all the things you did wrong on this quiz. You don't even know how to make it correctly, and this quiz screams that it was made by a child (I'm guessing you're about 14). Ok, I'm going to list some things that pissed me off: 1. The Bering STRAIT separates USA and Russia. The Bering Sea is the area below. The answer needs to be the Bering Strait. 2. No one's going to get Boulevard from Bolevart. That doesn't make sense. I was just "What the heck is a bowl-vart?" 3. For the answers that are names, you have to accept just the last name as an answer. This is how all quizzes on sporcle are. 4. You need to also accept "Ape" for the Chimp one. 5. It's Never Eat Soggy WHEAT. I'm sure it's also taught with Waffles, but you need to accept Wheat as an alternate answer. 6. What the hell is "anywere"? Not a word. Do you mean "anywhere"? That's a word. That one really pissed me off. It says to correct the spelling to make it a word, but yet the answer is NOT A WORD! 7. Knowing that Avatar made a ****-ton of money has nothing to do with IQ...but let's not get into that, most of these questions have nothing to do with a person's IQ. 8. History and Social Studies are not synonymous. Social Studies includes more than just history, such as geography, economics, government, etc. 9. You've wasted all my time.

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	DwightShelford:	Mar 12th, 2010 at 02:13 GMT		2 points
	There is so many things wrong with this quiz. From spelling mistakes to false information to bad wording, it was painful to finish this. I want to die.

	KidMuscle:	Mar 12th, 2010 at 03:24 GMT		2 points
	So many questions i should have gotten right that weren't accepted - dodo, saint patrick's day, etc.

	gartland:	Mar 12th, 2010 at 03:35 GMT		1 point
	@jimmyfloyd you're one to talk.. you can't even spell definitely* right

	kbear87:	Mar 12th, 2010 at 18:08 GMT		5 points
	just a note from a canadian- nunavut is not a province, it is a territory. the newest province is Newfoundland (and Labrador).

	michaellumb:	Mar 12th, 2010 at 18:24 GMT		2 points
	idiot

	godpaul26:	Mar 12th, 2010 at 20:16 GMT		4 points
	I'm not sure if you know what intelligence is, or how to measure it. It isn't by answering factual question, it's by asking problems that need to be solved. And your quiz failed at factual answers anyway. Fail

	Ardens:	Mar 12th, 2010 at 21:41 GMT		2 points
	I disapprove of the film questions... in fact a lot of them, if not all of them, have nothing to do with IQ but whatever.

	PublicEnemy:	Mar 13th, 2010 at 03:25 GMT		5 points
	Besides it not being an IQ test at all there's a lot of problems. eg. History is called history, not social studies. Why not accept dodo for dodo bird, those "how do you spell ___ properly" questions are dumb, please accept just last names for all the presidents, and accept 10 for $10. There's many more I didn't mention...

	ellebob:	Mar 13th, 2010 at 21:35 GMT		2 points
	The answer to 'what bird?' is dodo, not dodo bird! And he's called Elvis PRESLEY.

	vmarshall51:	Mar 14th, 2010 at 00:53 GMT		1 point
	the geographical centre of north america is actually in manitoba...

	mbc:	Mar 15th, 2010 at 13:36 GMT		0 points
	I thought it was alright, except for all the mistakes. Not an intelligence test, of course, unless you count things like realising it's not accepting surnames and considering that someone might call dodos dodo birds. Kristen58's being too dogmatic. 45.6% of takers are getting bolevart. Typing the whole name is OK if you know the answer; it's only annoying if you're systematically guessing all the presidents, and not all sporcle quizzes accept just surnames. Chimpanzees are closer to us than other apes so ape is wrong. If we're being pedantic, Kirsten58's wasted her own time.

	Maximus_IX:	Mar 16th, 2010 at 16:33 GMT		2 points
	OMG Bumblebee was not a Transam he was a VW Beetle unless you call that travesty that has recently been released Transformers Philistine

	D3nn1s:	Mar 16th, 2010 at 19:28 GMT		0 points
	Dude, if your temperature hits 98,6, you´re already dead twice.

	Hendrix:	Mar 16th, 2010 at 20:43 GMT		3 points
	Not so much an IQ test. Also very US-centric, like a lot of quizzes on here... I'm American and I still hate that.

	OferLShachar:	Mar 17th, 2010 at 00:26 GMT		1 point
	As riddled with spelling and grammatical errors as this quiz is, the factual errors bother me more. The US Army didn't invent Super Glue: Harry Coover, a researcher for Eastman Kodak, did. The USGS has measured and placed the geographical centre of North America in North, not South, Dakota. It's near Rugby, ND, where there's an unofficial marker for it. There are at least two cities in the US that end in -burgh. Alexander Hamilton is on the $10, not Benjamin Franklin (who was also not a US President, but he's on the $100). Nunavut isn't a province; it's a territory. One can find a meniscus in other measuring devices than graduated cylinders. It's not an atrocious quiz-- though it's by no means an IQ test-- but it needs to be fixed and expanded. If you're looking for body temperature in Fahrenheit, specify the scale. Consider allowing international input (I tried 7 January before I remembered that Americans order dates it differently, for example, and it didn't occur to me to guess body temperature in Fahrenheit until I'd tried the Celsius measurement a few times). Clean up the spelling and grammar and fix the vague questions (I guessed Star Search before Star Trek, Bahamas before San Salvador, and there are far too many websites whose names end in -pedia), and this could be fun.

	crashintoavan:	Mar 17th, 2010 at 03:40 GMT		5 points
	I think the solution here is not to fix anything, just to take the quiz offline and never create another quiz again. Probably should delete your account too, and not visit sporcle until you've finished your schoolwork, which has obviously been neglected.

	TrollofSporcl:	Mar 19th, 2010 at 02:01 GMT		2 points
	This is retarded. What kind of IQ test asks about cartoons and car brands?