I give you a city, you tell me whether their population is more or less than it was in 1950. Good luck, and let me know how you do in the comments. 

[QUIZZIN 5]

Here’s the latest quiz I did for Comcast: it’s on fictional islands. Let me know how you do.

Got a new quiz program, and I think it’s really cool. Check this quiz out and see what you think. I give you a celebrity. You tell me if they are older or younger than 35 years old. Let me know how you do in the comments!

[QUIZZIN 4]

This one is on song lyrics. I got 11/15, but that is kind of BS because one of them I essentially got right but it didn’t accept it. I’ll explain later in the comments, don’t want to give anything away. Let me know how you do in the comments.

Today’s quiz is on Bobs. I got 29/34. Should have gotten two more. Let me know how you do in the comments.

Ok, so it’s our first “daily quiz” of the week. Nonetheless it’s on American History. I got an 8/10. Let me know how you do in the comments.

This one’s pretty cool. You name the ten largest cities in the US in 1800, 1850, 1900, and 1950. I got 33 out of 40. I should have gotten 35. There are four that are essentially impossible, since they are not thought of as their own cities.

Here’s a quiz on Pennsylvania counties. I scored a shameful 7 of 10. Let me know how you do in the comments.

I scored a measly 12 out of 20 today in the candy quiz. Let’s see how you do. Post your results in the comments below.

This one is about The Longest things. And I’ll just tell you right now that apparently a new river has taken the crown away from what was America’s longest river when I was in school. Who knew that a river could grow in 20 years? That one got me really frustrated, but I eventually got it. I ended up with 20 out of 26. Let me know how you do on this quiz in the comments. (That’s the world’s longest hot dog above. It’s over 60 meters long, which I think is like 200 feet. But I’m not sure. Anyhow, there are no questions about the longest hot dog on the quiz.)