Within one minute and using a whole number in your answer (which means there are two possible right answers), what is the world record for holding one's breath underwater? It was set in 2020 by Budimir Sobat, a 56-year-old Croatian freediver. His record is more than twice that of the record adjudicated by the International Association for the Development of Apnea, which doesn't allow the inhalation of pure oxygen before their breath holds.
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Possible QScores
1000 Clues
97.051 Clue
95.312 Clues
9.33 Clues
Answer Breakdown
Clues Used
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Total
Submissions
9
15
13
268
305
% of Total
2.95%
4.92%
4.26%
87.87%
Clues Used
0
1
2
3
Total
Correct
3
9
5
262
279
% of Correct
1.08%
3.23%
1.79%
93.91%
% of Answers
0.98%
2.95%
1.64%
85.9%
Clues Used
0
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Total
Incorrect
6
6
8
6
26
% of Incorrect
23.08%
23.08%
30.77%
23.08%
% of Answers
1.97%
1.97%
2.62%
1.97%
91.48%% of Players correct
8.52%% of Players incorrect
97.05%% of Players needing clues
Most Common Incorrect Answer
Answer
Count
“5”
4
Question Rating
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