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Wasn't it Aristotle, several centuries earlier? Not that he got the right answer...

I'm gonna go ahead and say Plato, though I only know he proved the earth is round as far as I know.

Eratosthenes... Around two hundred years before Christ?
He's also responsible from our modern calendars. Such a genius, uh? But we're more intelligent here in RPC.

And we have a winner! Congrats Dave on this well-deserved victory.

DaveRattlehead: 10
Greengoop: 5
Rsandee, The Jonster: 4
PluMGMK: 3
dr_st: 2

Now Dave, are you going to be our next host?

Congrats Siegmeyer of Catarina! Onion knight

Congrats Dave!

Congrats on the win, Dave!

Congratulations on your victory Dave! To celebrate, Greengoop will pay you 817 Tings for your win!

Well, you can check the donation log if you want

Rsandee wrote: Wed Jan 15, 2025 2:58 pm Congrats Siegmeyer of Catarina! Onion knight

Mmm... Oh! I was absort in thought! Thanks! I think this is the first time I win a quiz... Better late than never I guess.
And sure, I can host. I'll try to start asap.

Congratulations Dave!

No rush in starting, technically we're supposed to have a fortnight break like on TTQ (though I think that hasn't been observed lately )

I just went to season 5 to find out why I got a point of shame and now I feel ashamed of 2018 me
That was my party life in Madrid

Yeah, I think most just found it pretty funny rather than pinning shame on you

(Also my stupid brain thought you were talking about Fortnite when you said season 5 and 2018 )

I did not remember that, but I must admit it was deserved.

We'll start next week!

Great news, I look forward to it!

Hello everyone and welcome to the 10th season of The Teensies’ General Knowledge Quiz! As the name says, it’s a general knowledge quiz, so I’ll try to switch between different topics (more specifically, these ones: science, sports, art (music/books/comics), television, history and geography). We’ll start with easy questions, but we’ll slowly get to the hardest ones. There will also be a couple of bonus questions, which will give you extra tings. Are you ready?

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Question 1: Which metal is commonly used in traditional incandescent bulb filaments due to its high melting point and durability?

Tin, maybe? That's the first thing that came to my mind.

Tungsten?

Lead?