| RareglovE said: the question they asked are simple and straight foward most of these question r thought during primary or high school |
Nah, they were asked in order to trip people up. For example when they asked "who is in the coalition of the willing/axis of evil?", you're bound to get some crazy answers, they're fairly suggestive and people don't know what they are, so they are bound to start reeling off known states with terrorism problems. The question "Name a country starting with 'U'?", it may seem easy, but on the spot I reckon you would get a fair few people who would need time to think. "Who shall we go to war with next?" is a good one because people will take that as "who could be next?" as opposed to "who, if any, is next?", and whatever answer they say is likely to be seen as stupid; people are answering Iran and North Korea in the video, and to be fair they are right if the USA decides to go to war.
I thought the questions were well selected and well phrased to get crazy answers.
