I am one of the 7%!

[Esoteric Eric]

(No worries...if you're on this board, so are you.)
Here's some Saturday night clickbait found on Facebook that almost defies description; a game show quiz "challenge" (using that term VERY loosely) that claims to stump 93% of all comers. It's a basic forty-question screenshot identification quiz, and it's only a multiple-choice test because two IS a multiple of one. Fer crying out loud, several of the screenshots even feature the show's logo, just GIVING you the correct answer. After one clicks the correct answer, you get a factoid about the show that proves the quiz's creator spent less time researching her facts than I did composing this post. Whoopie (sic) Goldberg and Phyllis Diller the main driving forces of HSq? I mean, I liked the Whoopi revival, but the screenshot is from the original series.

Anyway, if you want a cheap perfect score (and haven't seen this on your own FB feed yet,) here's the link.
 
https://www.topixoffbeat.com/quiz/18732

[BillCullen1]

Aced it! I got 100. If only college had been this easy.

Tell me, what do I win Johnny? 

[Steve Gavazzi]

What the hell even is that picture of Let's Make a Deal?  It looks like a promo shot crossed with bad computer graphics that still look too advanced to have been possible when the show was running.

[Casey]

The caption that goes along with Face the Music is amusingly wrong.

[pacdude]

Someone, presumably, got paid actual money to create that piece of garbage.

[BrandonFG]

Even for a mindless time waster, that was a horrible quiz. Like Eric said, if you want people to identify the game show, you may not wanna use pictures with the show’s logo prominently displayed.

I know it’s a goofy little internet quiz, but at least try and make the choices convincing. If you can’t tell Pyramid from Fear Factor, there’s a problem.

[Dbacksfan12]

Someone, presumably, got paid actual money to create that piece of garbage.

I've always wanted to be the person that gets paid to make the stupid graphics that list a bunch of names and state an inane "factoid" such as "EVERYONE NAMED BELOW WILL GET LUCKY THIS WEEK".

[clemon79]

I've always wanted to be the person that gets paid to make the stupid graphics that list a bunch of names and state an inane "factoid" such as "EVERYONE NAMED BELOW WILL GET LUCKY THIS WEEK".

I like ramen as much as the next guy, but man, I don't want to eat it for every meal.

[TimK2003]

Even for a mindless time waster, that was a horrible quiz. Like Eric said, if you want people to identify the game show, you may wanna use pictures with the show’s logo prominently displayed.

I know it’s a goofy little internet quiz, but at least try and make the choices convincing. If you can’t tell Pyramid from Fear Factor, there’s a problem.

I figured out about half way in that even the wrong answer was going to be the correct answer for one question sooner or later.  I wonder if the quiz-maker wrote the quiz/program to where it randomly chooses a game show to use for a wrong answer (I did not want to go thru the quiz again).  I say that because of Brandon's second observation and the fact that I came across the same wrong answer on a few questions.