How many did u get? #learn #quiz #trivia

[Chicken_Wang]

“Who played private ryan?”
“TOM HANKS!!! Wait”

[dunning-kruger]

2. 1919, the 11 of November 1918 was an armistice.

[lachlanross]

I didnt know about diamonds or saving private ryan

[stevenanderson]

In a manner of speaking, 7 has 2 potentially right answers. Matt Damon and Nathan Fillion. Both actors play characters called Private Ryan in Saving Private Ryan, to narrow it down the question should've been "Who played the titular character in Saving Private Ryan?"

[normansaunders]

Anno Domini is Latin for "In The Year Of The Lord" BC and AD are largely referred to as BC and BCE (Before Common Era and Common Era) to avoid upsetting Christians

[dizwell]

I quibble with your answer to question 2. There was an armistice in 1918 which _suspended_ fighting, but the war was actually ended in 1919 with the signing of the peace Treaty of Versailles. It's why you often see village war memorials mentioning 1914-1919 as the dates of WW1.

You need to remove ambiguity from your questions. "In what year did active fighting end in WW1" would have been less ambiguous than "In what year did WW1 end".

[janbaldwin]

I guess that I just don't care enough to remember all these random facts.

[shannooony]

Me screaming ATTENTION for the first 1. I know what that shi means 😂💀

[WatchDoggyDog]

got 1, and most people would get just 1. if you're lucky/in the zone you get the eyelid 1, and the rest are pretty specific and tough.

[BestFriendsWhoLiveTogether]

The First World War did not end in 1918. The fighting ended because of the armistice, but the war did not end until the peace treaty (the Treaty of Versailles) was signed in 1919.

[rafazieba]

"Anno Domini" is Latin "the year of the Lord" and is pronounced way differently

[Firewillreign-fk]

6/7
I've never even heard of Private Ryan 😂

[Grapetime]

Technically the skin on the scrotum can be thinner than the eyelid.

[AlexTharby]

The last few are about thing I couldn't care less about so is cheating.

[phil]

Not counting the BC, AD question.
It's BCE & CE
5

[Céline_Amour]

I had to skip the first question, he was taking too long to say it

[fartingexplodingkirby]

Is the skin not the thinnest on the lip?