And I still don't. Without the results telling us the information, I feel like I haven't learned anything from taking the quiz, which is the whole point of the quizzes.
Exactly what I was going to say. Churning out tile quizzes without explaining the answers doesn't help anyone who doesn't already know all the answers.
I definitely agree. There were a lot of people I didn't recognize, and I had to manually click on the image and look at the Wikipedia link to figure out who they were. It was rather tedious, and would have been more convenient to be able to see names at the end.
Well I missed that one, mostly because I didn't recognise Heidi Klum. I knew it was probably wrong, but still went for the wrong one.
I also didn't know that Tendulkar guy, and Geri Halliwell is totally unrecognisable (I know that wikipedia uses what they can, and mostly recent pictures, but come on, that's not how most people remember her). So yeah, I also messed those two.
Lucked out on this and only missed one, though there were several people I didn't recognize I was able to make reasonable guesses. My one miss was Michelangelo. I don't remember ever seeing a portrait of him before.
This isn't a very good quiz, it's confusing as to which answers are correct/incorrect. Also, it would be nice to know which country the other people are from.
Yeah... if I asked my Canadian friend if he considered himself American, I'm sure I'd get a slap for it. No Canadian I ever met says "I'm from USA".
BTW, 'From' a place technically means born there and at least spent some of your life there, and Leo diCaprio might have Italian ancestry but he's also half German and Russian - and he's 100% American born and raised. Greta Thunburg is also 100% Swedish, not German.
Wow, lots of these comments are from people who are having trouble reading the quiz results accurately. Maybe the big green check marks and big red Xs should be for the tiles that match the criteria, and plain-text "You got it right" or "You got it wrong" could help those people? Or leave them to the wolves because it was obvious enough.
I like how half the comments are "Names would be helpful when it's over" (which I completely agree with) and the other half are "Person X is NOT from country Y" (because apparently they couldn't understand the point of the quiz)
Talk about dumb luck. I got 34 correct the first time I took this quiz a few months ago. Today, I just made the assumption that there must be 5 people in each slide from the specified country and then made educated (or blind guesses) for those I didn't know. I was only confident in 17 of the 25 "correct" answers, but somehow managed to get the other 8 as well.
I missed, I had no idea who they were, and I still don’t.
Question 1:
Michelle Obama, Madonna, Justin Bieber, Jack Ma, Clint Eastwood, Thomas Edison, Frida Kahlo, Justin Trudeau, Meryl Streep
Question 2:
Hugh Jackman, Cher, Geri Halliwell, Matt Smith, Adele, Princess Anne, Sachin Tendulkar, Luka Modrić, Oliver Cromwell
Question 3:
Vincent van Gogh, Andy Warhol, Brigitte Bardot, Charles de Gaulle, Gérard Depardieu, Thierry Henry, Nicholas II, Gal Gadot, Marion Cotillard
Question 4:
Steffi Graf, Greta Thunberg, David Hasselhoff, Lewis Hamilton, Otto von Bismarck, Karl Marx, Angela Merkel, Heidi Klum, Pope John Paul II
Question 5:
Sophia Loren, Michelangelo, Luciano Pavarotti, Haile Selassie, Leonardo DiCaprio, Roberto Benigni, Silvio Berlusconi, Charles Darwin, Diego Maradona
I also didn't know that Tendulkar guy, and Geri Halliwell is totally unrecognisable (I know that wikipedia uses what they can, and mostly recent pictures, but come on, that's not how most people remember her). So yeah, I also messed those two.
BTW, 'From' a place technically means born there and at least spent some of your life there, and Leo diCaprio might have Italian ancestry but he's also half German and Russian - and he's 100% American born and raised. Greta Thunburg is also 100% Swedish, not German.