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If you get any of these questions wrong , please go back to 10th grade.
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1. How many years is in a century?
5 years
10 years
100 years
1000 years
2. Which of these is not a country?
China
Africa
United States
Russia
3. What year did humans first land on the moon?
1969
1975
1989
2001
4. What year did humans first land on mars?
1999
2004
2020
They haven't
5. What is 6 x 7
13
25
42
56
6. What is the Capital City of the USA?
Washington D.C.
New York
Los Angeles
Dallas
7. Which of these letters is not a Roman numeral?
X
V
D
G
8. Which of these countries is in NATO?
France
Austria
Ireland
All of the Above
9. What is the currency of Japan?
Dollar
Peso
Yen
Euro
10. What is "goodbye" in French?
Bonjour
Salut
Au revoir
All of the above
11. How many days are in a Fortnight?
3
10
14
28
12. Which of these is not a type of petrol? (gas)
Kerosene
Sucrose
Diesel
Ethanol
13. What is Pi (π) to 2 decimal places?
1.41
2.78
3.14
9.99
14. What company owns Fanta?
Sprite
Coca-Cola
Pepsi
None of the above
15. Who owns the World Record 100m sprint?
Usain Bolt
Cristiano Ronaldo
Tiger Woods
Tom Brady
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2 Comments
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Level 49
May 6, 2025
I don't speak french
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Level 57
Oct 18, 2025
Nobody says "Bonjour" to say goodbye in French. Maybe "Bonne journée" instead, but not "bonjour". Being a French speaker, I have practically never heard it said that way. The only time (I think) I ever heard it was when an old person/boomer used it, but "bonjour" as a means to say goodbye is generally very archaic and outdated.

When someone says "bonjour", 99.999% of the time it is to say hello (in a formal way, like when speaking to strangers or professionally). [Unless maybe you're Quebecois, or from outside of France?]