Quiz it-gets-complicated
Last Updated:
history
/ 10

Who is the principal author of the United States Declaration of Independence?
1Thomas Jefferson
2George Washington
π Good answer
The project is assigned to a committee of five representatives (John Adams, Roger Sherman, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Livingston and Thomas Jefferson). Thomas Jefferson eventually developed a draft and became the principal author of the text.
Next question
π Wrong answer
The project is assigned to a committee of five representatives (John Adams, Roger Sherman, Benjamin Franklin, Robert Livingston and Thomas Jefferson). Thomas Jefferson eventually developed a draft and became the principal author of the text.
Next question
history
/ 10

As a result of what battle did Clovis I convert to Christianity?
1Tolbiac
2VouillΓ©
π Good answer
Clovis I converted to Christianity following the battle of Tolbiac, won against the Alamanni around 496, after invoking Clotilde's God.
Next question
π Wrong answer
Clovis I converted to Christianity following the battle of Tolbiac, won against the Alamanni around 496, after invoking Clotilde's God.
Next question
geography
/ 10

What is the maximum depth of the North Sea?
2700 metres
1500 metres
π Good answer
The North Sea has an average depth of around 95 meters, with shallow areas of around 40 meters in the south and maximum depths of up to 700 meters in the Norwegian Trench.
Next question
π Wrong answer
The North Sea has an average depth of around 95 meters, with shallow areas of around 40 meters in the south and maximum depths of up to 700 meters in the Norwegian Trench.
Next question
geography
/ 10

What is the capital of Slovenia?
2Ljubljana
1Bratislava
π Good answer
Slovenia's capital is Ljubljana. This charming city is known for its rich cultural heritage and its many green spaces.
Next question
π Wrong answer
Slovenia's capital is Ljubljana. This charming city is known for its rich cultural heritage and its many green spaces.
Next question
music
/ 10

Which American rock 'n' roll band was founded by Buddy Holly?
1The Crickets
2The Mellomen
π Good answer
In 1957, Buddy Holly founded the American rock 'n' roll band The Crickets, famous for their songs That'll Be the Day and Peggy Sue.
Next question
π Wrong answer
In 1957, Buddy Holly founded the American rock 'n' roll band The Crickets, famous for their songs That'll Be the Day and Peggy Sue.
Next question
nature
/ 10

Where is the Great Blue Hole located?
1Belize
2Madagascar
π Good answer
The Great Blue Hole is an underwater cenote located off the coast of Belize, Central America. It is part of the Lighthouse Reef and is protected within the Belizean reef.
Next question
π Wrong answer
The Great Blue Hole is an underwater cenote located off the coast of Belize, Central America. It is part of the Lighthouse Reef and is protected within the Belizean reef.
Next question
arts
/ 10

In which gallery was Andy Warhol's first exhibition held?
2Hugo Gallery
1LΓ©o Castelli
π Good answer
In 1952, his first exhibition was held at the Hugo Gallery (New York).
Next question
π Wrong answer
In 1952, his first exhibition was held at the Hugo Gallery (New York).
Next question
nature
/ 10

What is the country of origin of the cocoa tree?
1Brazil, Colombia and Peru
1Guatemala, Honduras and Mexico
π Good answer
The cacao tree, which produces cacao beans, is native to the tropical forests of South America, specifically the Amazon basin.
Next question
π Wrong answer
The cacao tree, which produces cacao beans, is native to the tropical forests of South America, specifically the Amazon basin.
Next question
sciences
/ 10

What are coxal bones?
1Pelvis
2Spinal column
π Good answer
The coxal bones form the lateral part of the pelvis and articulate with the sacrum to support the spine and connect the lower limbs.
Next question
π Wrong answer
The coxal bones form the lateral part of the pelvis and articulate with the sacrum to support the spine and connect the lower limbs.
Next question
geography
/ 10

What is the capital of Myanmar?
2Naypyidaw
1Hanoi
π Good answer
Naypyidaw has been the capital of Myanmar since November 2005. The name Naypyidaw replaces the name Pyinmana, which was the name of the city before it was designated as the country's capital.
Next question
π Wrong answer
Naypyidaw has been the capital of Myanmar since November 2005. The name Naypyidaw replaces the name Pyinmana, which was the name of the city before it was designated as the country's capital.
Next question


