Well, last week’s quiz was a real hit, wasn’t it? Not a single response. Back in my teaching days, when I would give a test and everyone got the same question wrong, I knew the question was too hard. When I gave a question that no one even attempted to answer, either they did not have enough time (clearly not the issue here), or the question was stupid. Hmmmm.
With that in mind, I have made this question more ‘answer-able’ as I have given you several choices, one of which is correct (no doubt you are grateful for the explanation of a multiple choice test):
Approximately how many bubbles are there in a glass of champagne?
- 7,000
- 70,000
- 700,000
- 7,000,000
Other quizzes (in case you missed them):
the drunken cyclist 
I would say 4.
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Ding, ding, ding!
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P.S. How do we know what is the correct answer? Have you counted them? And is it the same at sea level where you are and at 3500 feet where we are?
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Well, I can’t count that high, so I am taking it on authority. As for the elevation issue, I am not nearly smart enough to go there!
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Im gonna say #3…give or take lol….
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I will give you partial credit…
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none of the above….Bruno Dutertre in a study for Moet & Chandon and Heineken had it at 250 million…
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Ruh, roh! See, I thought this was a rather straight forward question…
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You leave Bubbles out of this! She’s a sweet girl! She’s just going thru a tough time in her life right now…
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Last week’s question was just too hard for us here at The Thirsty Kitten. We put our tail between our legs and just gave up. This week, we didn’t know the answer, either, but we love the thought of counting champagne bubbles. Plus, we were extremely fortunate that the correct answer had already been posted by the time we got here. Thanks for the fun!
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What size bottle? Doesn’t the manufacturer stuff more bubbles in a larger bottle than a smaller one.
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Ah, very good point! I meant the 750, but did not specify. extra credit!
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LOL I thought Tuxedo meant 4 bubbles 🙂
Regards,
Ernest.
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