I'm flattered I have my own version! :)  These are super awesome questions.

1. When did World War 2 End? no idea.  i'll make a random guess. 1945.

2. What’s the capital of Spain?  once again, I don't know!  Barcelona.  Is that in Spain even?  I dunno.

3. Who was the first person to ever fly a plane? The Wright Brothers?

4. Who was the oldest person ever found? King Tutenkamen (I don't know how to spell his name, but he was the boy egyptian king, right?

5. Do snakes lay eggs? yes

6. What is the difference between a hurricane and a tsunami? a hurricane is like a tornado and a tsunami is a giant wave.

7. What’s the largest country in the world? Russia?

8. Can you name all the planets (in order please!)? AHHH.  I should know this shouldn't I?  Do you get two points for getting them in order?  Cuz I can't... I'm just going to name them randomly.  Earth, Mars, Venus, Mercury. Uranus. Saturn... uh. Yeah.  That's all I got.

9. Who was the daughter of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII? Elizabeth... Tudor?  I know it's an Elizabeth.

10. Which mammal lays eggs? a platypus?

11. What are the 6 most widely spoken romance languages? ooh, that's a good question.  French, Italian, (and now I'm going to guess the rest) English, Spanish, German, and... Latin.  Yup.

12. Who was the youngest male president? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm. No clue.  Thomas Jefferson.

1. When did World War 2 End? Um... 1948?

2. What’s the capital of Spain?  Madrid

3. Who was the first person to ever fly a plane? Either Wilbur or Orville Wright, for 3 minutes

4. Who was the oldest person ever found? What do you mean? If you're talking about how long their life was, that was on the other quiz, and it's a French woman who was 122. If you mean oldest as in time existed, including after death, is that counting all hominids or just Homo Sapiens? If all homonids, that can't really be answered because it's hard to know who counts as human and who's just an ape, but I'd say probably Lucy. If just Homo sapiens, I really don't know.

5. Do snakes lay eggs? Yes

6. What is the difference between a hurricane and a tsunami? A hurricane is an actual storm with wind and flooding and the like that travels over water and eventually hits land, but gets weaker at that point and eventually stops existing. It's shaped a bit like the edge of a disc and has a hole in the middle which is mostly empty, called an eye. A tsunami is just a huge wave.

7. What’s the largest country in the world? Do you mean in terms of geographical size or population? If the former, Russia. If the latter... I have no idea. The U.S. is large, but I don't know if it's that large...? It's just a wild guess; I mean, it certainly has a lot of influence, which implies a lot of people, but I'm probably wrong.

8. Can you name all the planets (in order please!)? No, I cannot. I doubt anyone can, even astronomers. New planets are being discovered quite often, and it would be difficult to memorize them all. I can name all the planets in our solar system, though. I'm not sure what you mean by 'in order' because that could mean any order, but I suppose they're usually taught from closest to farthest from the sun, so that's the order I'll put them in: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

9. Who was the daughter of Anne Boleyn and Henry VIII? Queen Elizabeth I, right?

10. Which mammal lays eggs? All monotremes lay eggs. There are 3 species of monotremes: the platypus, the long-beaked echidna, and the short-beaked echidna. One of the echidna species is also known as the spiny anteater, but I can't remember which; I think it was the long-beaked, but I'm not sure.

11. What are the 6 most widely spoken romance languages? I have no idea. Um... Wel, definitely not Latin.... Er... Spanish, Italian, French... and I don't know of any others. If any of those are right, I'd like partial credit.

12. Who was the youngest male president? I have no idea. Was he 36 years old?

I'd like to note that 3/6 is actually the same as 1/2. 4/6 is 2/3, 2/6 is 1/3, and those are all the sixths that can be reduced, but I just thought I should let you know, because it's simpler. On that subject, is Romanian one? I know I didn't mention it before, but I suddenly thought of it. It isn't particularly widely spoken, though... Romany isn't at all, either, so I'm not even going to mention that.

Brynne's right; Lucy is a hominid, but different people may not agree as to whether or not she's human. If someone says Lucy, I think their answer should be counted as right, but if someone gives the oldest Homo sapiens sapiens instead, then they should be right, too. The only problem with that is that the oldest Homo sapiens sapiens hasn't been named. I think Brynne is right, so maybe she should get full credit, though you might want to check first.

I agree; this was fun!