The video features a person reading and reacting to humorous and creative answers given by children on their exams. The answers range from silly to nonsensical, showcasing the children's imagination and innocence. The person reading the answers often laughs, comments, and provides their own reactions to the children's responses. The video covers a wide range of subjects, including math, science, history, and language, and features various creative and humorous answers from the children.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The narrator is going to show children's funny test answers.
2. The narrator is going to take a test at the end of the video.
3. A child answered that the opposite of "cold" is "heat".
4. A child was asked to describe a rapper and answered that he is "pretty".
5. A child was asked to describe a girl and simply described what she is wearing.
6. A child was asked what Christians do on Sundays and answered that they play soccer.
7. A child was asked to group populations into active and non-active and included "housewives" in the active population.
8. A child was asked to explain the difference between a mine and a quarry and answered that a mine extracts minerals.
9. A child was asked to write the numbers 10, 98, and 81 in figures and put 11, 99, and 85 instead.
10. A child was asked how many dogs come out of a box and answered that they don't know which one came out.
11. A child was asked to complete the sentence "Christians get together on Sundays for..." and answered "a soccer game".
12. A child was asked to explain who the Catholic kings were and when they reigned, but didn't know.
13. A child was asked to describe a picture and answered that it looks like a fetus freezing to death.
14. A child was asked to draw an equilateral triangle and draw half of it on each side, but drew a different shape.
15. A child was asked to describe what happens to a person when they reach old age and answered that they can no longer handle their soul.
16. A child was asked to write the name of the longest river in Galicia, but didn't know.
17. A child was asked to find the surface of a trapezoid and answered with a complicated formula.
18. A child was asked which philosopher is considered the father of economics and answered Karl Marx, but the correct answer is Adam Smith.
19. A child was asked to name the most notable construction of the necropolis and answered the stepped pyramid of Zoser.
20. A child was asked to identify the chemical symbol for ruthenium and answered that it is not Rb (which is actually the symbol for Rubidium).
21. A child was asked to identify the characters in the work "The House of Bernarda Alba" but didn't know.
22. A child was asked to identify the kings of Spain and answered Philip, but didn't specify which one.
23. The acceleration caused by gravity is approximately 8-7 of 15, but the narrator didn't understand the question.