Question 1

The "Pecunia non olet" sentence refers to...

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Toilets

Answer

Egg based food

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Shopping

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Pecan nut

Question 2

Which one from the following is not a Greek God(nes)

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Cupid

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Ares

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Demeter

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Hermes

Question 3

Lappland is in

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Finland

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Norway

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Denmark

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Iceland

Question 4

The Estonian Song Festival is organised

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Every 5 years

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Annually

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Bi-annually

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Every 3 years

Question 5

Pata negra refers to

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Ham

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Fighting jet

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Black mask

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Famous spanish flagship

Question 6

The beaujolais nouveau is

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Wine

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Litle kid

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Chanson

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Cheese

Question 7

The Atomium in Brussels represents  what material?

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Iron

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Gold

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Silver

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Water

Question 8

Vasco da Gama was the first to reach

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India

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South America

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Australia

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Cape Horn

Question 9

The Irish whisky (usually) is

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Triple distilled

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Once distilled

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Twice distilled

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Four times distilled

Question 10

The composer of The Magic Flute was born in

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Salzburg

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Bonn

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Wien

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Berlin

Question 11

In Bremen's sister city there is a statue of the Bremer Stadtmusikanten. The city is

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Riga

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Warsaw

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Vilnius

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Tallinn

Question 12

This trade union was founded in a Shipyard of Gdansk. The name was

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Solidarity

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Sailors' Union

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Polish Workers' Union

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People's Union

Question 13

World's largest civilian building with an administrative function is in

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Bucharest

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Berlin

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Paris

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London

Question 14

The composer of the Moonlight Sonata was born in

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Bonn

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Berlin

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Wien

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Salzburg

Question 15

In this single country you'll find more than 10,000 caves. One of the most famous is

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Postojna

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Belianska

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Salzbergwerk

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Aggtelek

Question 16

What Bulgarians do exactly the opposite way like Europeans?

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Nodding

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Sailing

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Rowing

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Driving

Question 17

The War of the Currents was won by

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Tesla

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Marconi

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Edison

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Amper

Question 18

Alfred Nobel's other first name was what?

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Bernhard

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Bengt

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Lars

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William

Question 19

The most beer per capita is consumed in

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Czechia

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Germany

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Vatican City

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Ireland

Question 20

What is not H. C. Andersen's Fairy Tale?

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The Fox and the Stork

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The little Mermaid

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The Ugly Duckling

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The Snow Queen

Question 21

Slovakia's The National Dish is...

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Dumplings (bryndzové halušky)

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Cereals

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Goulash (gulyás)

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Hermelin (Nakladany hermelin)

Question 22

This city was the first to award the European Capital of Culture title twice.

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Luxembourg

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Paris

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Milan

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The Hague

Question 23

The Maltese Knights are named after

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Saint John

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Saint Maurus

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Saint  Aphrodisius

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Saint Cyprian

Question 24

Sotiris Kaiafas was...

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Sportsman

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Musician

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Actor

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Inventor

Question 25

The first Grand Prix race behind the iron curtain was in...

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Mogyorod

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Kyalami

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Istanbul

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Baku

Question 26

This language is one of the oldest in Europe with Sanskrit roots. Whst is this Language?

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Lithuanian

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Hungarian

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Italian

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English

Question 27

The first successful public company was...

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VOC

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DARC

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ALC

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HEIC

Question 28

What is the model of the robot tries to exterminate Sarah Connor?

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T-800

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T-850

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T-3000

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T-1000

Question 29

What kind of animal had suddenly been called into existance several miles above the surface of an alien planet (in a Sci-Fi book)?

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Sperm Whale

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Dolphin

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Common Fox

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Seagull

Question 30

It's all started with an "interview". Name the victim company!

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Sony Pictures

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Universal Pictures

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Warner Bros. Pictures

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Paramount Pictures

Question 31

In a movie five dogs sitting at the table. Did Mr. Pink tip Finally?

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Yes he did

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No

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Was Paid by Mr. Blue

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Like a virgin

Question 32

A silver car made of steel travels back and forth in time. What part of it makes this travel possible?

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Flux capacitator

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Time machine

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Mr Fusion

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Petrol

Question 33

Ishmael is telling a story about a big "fish". What is the title?

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Moby-Dick

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Tale of a fisherman

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The big catch

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Old man and the sea

Question 34

In our Solar System what planet has the most moons?

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Saturn

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Uranus

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Neptune

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Jupiter

Question 35

Where Antoine de Saint-Exupéry is buried?

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Body never found

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Père-Lachaise

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Lyon where he was born

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Morocco where he died

Question 36

The most famous paint of Rembrandt happens after the Sun set. What is the title?

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The Night Watch

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Old Man with a Gold Chain

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Sunset in Amsterdam

Answer

The Three Crosses

Question 37

This VBScript worm loves you. On what medium it spreads itself?

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email

Answer

floppy disk

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WiFi

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smb

Question 38

This little nobleman is visiting Earth, makes friendship with a fox, a rose and a pilot, and has to die to go home. What is the Book's title?

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The Little Prince

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The Boy and the Fox

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The Pilot's Tale

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Born to be wild

Question 39

Who invented the Penicillin?

Accepted Answer

Alexander Fleming

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Ulf von Euler

Answer

Julius Wagner-Jauregg

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Albert von Szent-Györgyi

Question 40

After a marvelous prison break with the help of a dead Abbé, this poor sailor got rich and started his revenge. What is the book's title?

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The Count of Monte Cristo

Answer

Escape from Alcatraz

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The revenge of the Seaman

Answer

Lincoln Burrows

Question 41

Where Freddie Mercury was born?

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Zanzibar

Answer

Middlesex

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Dar es-Salaam

Answer

Liverpool

Question 42

How many countries the river Danube flows through?

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10

Answer

8

Answer

12

Answer

9

Question 43

Where is the OSCE Secretariat is based?

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Vienna

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New York

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Berlin

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The Hague

Question 44

The most venomous snake is...

Accepted Answer

Inland or Western Taipan

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Saw-scaled Viper

Answer

Black-mouthed Mamba

Answer

Boomslang

Question 45

The fifth number of Pi is

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5

Answer

3

Answer

8

Answer

4

Question 46

What is the world's smallest bird?

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Bee Hummingbird

Answer

Goldcrest

Answer

Red-Cheeked Cordon-Bleu

Answer

Eurasian wren

Question 47

The Perseverance rover is landed on

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Jezero Crater

Answer

Copernicus Crater

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Kepler Crater

Answer

Mendel Crater

Question 48

The number of United Nations member states is

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193

Answer

191

Answer

197

Answer

187

Question 49

The Eiffel tower was sold by

Accepted Answer

Count Victor Lustig

Answer

Lady Sophia Granola

Answer

French government

Answer

Prince Jerome Burnett

Question 50

Who killed Lee Harvey Oswald who killed JFK?

Accepted Answer

Jack Ruby

Answer

Unknown FBI agent

Answer

Fred Hampton

Answer

Illya Shevtsov

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