I tend to pride myself on my general knowledge yet I am dumbfounded by some of these questions, although I have a trick to just randomly say Tchaikovsky or Chopin in the classical music rounds. How many questions do you tend to get right?
I tend to pride myself on my general knowledge yet I am dumbfounded by some of these questions, although I have a trick to just randomly say Tchaikovsky or Chopin in the classical music rounds. How many questions do you tend to get right?
I'm on 13 during this episode and it's not even over.
Enough to realise that I should stop trying and just enjoy the show
The enjoyment comes from competing with the contesters and thinking to yourself, 'I should be on the show not this lot' when you answer correctly and they don't, and thinking 'nerdddddd' when you get something wrong which they get correct.
That and being in awe when someone answers a question before Paxo's even finished reading it.
Depends on the subjects. The science ones tend to be easier, but if there's loads of classics, I'm out of my depth.
I've found that I've started being able to get pretty close based on the period and country of origin despite having never read many classics, like tonight I had an inkling it was a Jane Austen character sadly having never read the book I couldn't name the character.
Tolstoy is a regular if it is about Russian literature, etc.
The enjoyment comes from competing with the contesters and thinking to yourself, 'I should be on the show not this lot' when you answer correctly and they don't, and thinking 'nerdddddd' when you get something wrong which they get correct.
That and being in awe when someone answers a question before Paxo's even finished reading it.
Yeah lol I remember this episode where this guy from Imperial kept doing that and in my head I kept going "OHHHH"