9/10 My luck ran out with the African country.

9/10, today I discovered the English word 'pulchritudinous'.

Should have guess better with the Latin etymology, but we don't really have derived words from pulcher in French so it was a bit difficult to think of a similar word.

Uhh should have just clicked the 'C' option for every question and would have got more correct smh

7/10 didn't know 7, 8 or 9.

Surprised so few knew the first line of blue suede shoes.

Pretty happy with 9/10 today, lots of random facts you learn from places that try to teach you random facts lol

9/10. Missed the first one. I got ionic bond stuck in my head and clicked that. Oh well. Pretty good for someone who woke up at 130 am and couldn't get bacck to sleep.

10/10 but slow. Had to think.

You got 10 of 10 correct

With time bonus, your score is 9,849

Misread the rhinoplasty question and thought it asked who needed rhinoplasty. Cyrano was first, and I looked no further. Speed kills.

When did Jane Goodall die???

Maybe I am biased, but I would not call Jane Goodall famous nor necessarily a scientist. She was an anthropologist (a social science, is that a "science") and a primatologist (that's more of a science, I guess, along the lines of zoology). But then again, I would also not call Neil deGrasse Tyson a scientist either -- he barely published, didn't hold a tenure track position at a university, etc. More of a self-promoter and a science educator, with questionable morals.

You got 4 of 10 correct

You really suck at this

You beat or equaled 6% of test takers

Never heard of that song

10/10 two days in a row, I'm learning