The provided text appears to be a transcript of a video or live stream where a host is interacting with students in a high school, asking them questions, and offering prizes, including a chance to win an iPhone. The host asks students about various topics, including history, geography, and pop culture, and offers 50 pesos for correct answers. The students provide a range of responses, some of which are humorous or incorrect.
Throughout the video, the host also asks students about the strangest things that happen in their school, and some students share stories about their experiences. The host also engages in light-hearted banter with the students and encourages them to subscribe to their social media channels.
Overall, the tone of the video is informal and entertaining, with the host attempting to make learning fun and engaging for the students.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The capital of the United States is Washington.
2. The Mexican Revolution started in 1910 (although one participant answered 1810).
3. The Tlatelolco massacre occurred in 1968.
4. The largest pyramid in the world is in Egypt.
5. The capital of Brazil is Brasilia.
6. The capital of Germany is Berlin.
7. The capital of Denmark is not mentioned correctly by participants (one participant answered "eriksen").
8. The capital of Russia is mentioned, but the answer is not provided.
9. The largest mountain in the world is Mount Everest.
10. The king of rock in the United States is not mentioned correctly by participants (one participant was asked but did not answer).
11. The Second World War ended in 1945 (although the exact year is not mentioned in the text, it is implied by the question about the end of the war).
12. The longest river in the world is not mentioned correctly by participants.
13. The most populated country in the world is not mentioned correctly by participants.
14. The largest country in the world is not mentioned correctly by participants.
15. The speed of light is not mentioned correctly by participants.