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This lesson contains 55 slides, with interactive quizzes, text slides and 4 videos.

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Rules
  •  Don't use Google (or any other search engine)
  • The Pub Quiz Committee is always right 

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FLAGS

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1. What creature appears on the flag of Wales?
A
Snake
B
Lion
C
Loch Ness monster
D
Dragon

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2. Every country’s flag is distinguished by an emblem, a sign or multiple colours except for one country which has a plain green flag. Name that country.
A
Libya
B
Lebanon
C
South korea
D
Norway

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3. If you flip the Indonesian flag, which European country’s flag would you get?
A
Norway
B
Monaco
C
Poland
D
None of these countries

Slide 7 - Quiz

4. What flag is pictured here?
A
Philippines
B
Malaysia
C
Serbia
D
Myanmar

Slide 8 - Quiz

5. Which of these countries is the most recent to drop the union jack from its national flag?
A
Canada
B
Pakistan
C
South Africa
D
Fiji

Slide 9 - Quiz

6. This is the world's largest flagpole, were is it?
A
Morocco
B
US
C
Malaysia
D
Saudi Arabia

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7. Which of these countries has a flag that features a modern assault rifle?
A
Sudan
B
Mozambique
C
Rwanda
D
Libya

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8. Which country has the oldest, continuously used national flag in the world?
A
Denmark
B
United Kingdom
C
Israel
D
Italy

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Traditions 

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1. The Oktoberfest is an annual German festival celebrating what?
A
The end of the summer time
B
Bratwurst
C
It's the end of a Miss competition
D
Beer

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2. What is the name of the traditional
war dance performed by the Maoris of New Zealand?


A
The Waka
B
The Haka
C
The Fata
D
The Hoku

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3. Which president proclaimed thanksgiving as a national holiday in the United States?

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4. This picture shows a man dressed as the devil jumping over babies at a traditional festival. In what country does this festival take place?
A
Argentina
B
Belarus
C
Lebanon
D
Spain

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5. Which of the acts listed below is NOT a real tradition?
A
Denmark: Throwing cinnamon at single people.
B
Scotland: throwing eggs and spoilt milk at a woman who is about to get married.
C
China: carrying your pregnant daughter over burning coal.
D
Jamaica: eating your own placenta after giving birth.

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6. A Geisha is a professional entertainer in Japan. To become a Geisha you will have to be trained. How long does it take to train to be a Geisha?
A
18 months
B
4 years
C
6 years
D
11 years

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7. In what country is "Cheese-chasing"(a game where contestants try to catch a cheese that is rolling down from a hill) an annual tradition?
A
Britain
B
The Netherlands
C
France
D
Finland

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8. Holi is a colorful festival held in India. What does this festival signify?
A
The fertility of the animals
B
The fertility of the land
C
The arrival of summer
D
The triumph of good over evil

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Who said it?

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1. James Bond's famous catchphrase is "Shaken, not stirred". Which Bond-actor first mentioned the line?
A
George Lazenby
B
Sean Connery
C
Roger Moore
D
Timothy Dalton

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2. Which famous inventor said the following words: "Creativity is contagious, pass it on"
A
Nikola Tesla
B
Albert Einstein
C
Thomas Edison
D
Leonardo Da Vinci

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3. Martin Luther King spoke the famous words "I have a dream". What year did King give his speech at the March on Washington?
A
1963
B
1965
C
1969
D
1971

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4. In which of the Harry Potter movies does Hermoine say the following line:
"I hope you're pleased with yourselves. We could all have been killed — or worse, expelled."
A
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire
B
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
C
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
D
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

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5. "Never interrupt your enemy when he's making a mistake"
Who said this?
A
Stalin
B
Napoleon
C
Donald Trump
D
Mao Zedong

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6. An artist once said: "Give a girl the right shoes, and she can conquer the world". Who was it?
A
Lady Gaga
B
Amy Winehouse
C
Marilyn Monroe
D
Madonna

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7. Which very wise person once said:
"if you tell the truth you don't have to remember anything"?
A
Mark Twain
B
Mahatma Gandhi
C
Albert Einstein
D
Dalai Lama

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8. Which American president once said:
"America will start winning again, winning like never before"?
A
Barack Obama
B
Donald Trump
C
Richard Nixon
D
Bill Clinton

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Food

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1. In what country is cod sperm a delicacy?
A
Taiwan
B
Eritrea
C
Finland
D
Japan

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2. What statement is NOT true about this traditional Sardinian cheese?
A
The Cheese is considered to be an aphrodisiac.
B
The cheese contains live insect larvae.
C
The cheese has been outlawed by the European Union.
D
The cheese has been labeled as the "most intriguing cheese in the world" in 2009

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3. What kind of food is the Canadian dish "Rocky Mountain Oysters"?
A
Lake snails
B
Bear legs
C
Bull-calf testicles
D
Jellied moose nose

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4. Why can only highly trained chefs serve blow fish in their restaurants?
A
Specific poisonous parts need to be removed
B
All the spikes need to be removed in a special way
C
Cooking this fish needs to be done during a special ritual
D
Making a wrong move makes the fish explode

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5. This fruit is banned in various locations throughout Southeast Asia due to the smell. What is the name of this fruit?

Slide 36 - Open question

6. In what country is it considered rude to finish your food?
A
Iceland
B
Belarus
C
China
D
Mauritania

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7. In what country do they eat Grilled honeycomb with the bee larvae still inside
A
Laos
B
Malaysia
C
Indonesia
D
Thailand

Slide 38 - Quiz

8. From what country does the hottest pepper originate?
A
India
B
Spain
C
Chili
D
America

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Languages

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1. In which languages are the words 'I love you' written here?
-'Ek het jou lief'
-'Jag älskar dig'
A
Dutch and Norwegian
B
Dutch and Swedish
C
Afrikaans and Norwegian
D
Afrikaans and Swedish

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2. Jason Derulo didn't write this number. The original song, also called Coño, is written in a foreign language. What language is the original song in?
A
Spanish
B
Portuguese
C
Dutch
D
French

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3. What language has with 74 letters the biggest alphabet in the world?
A
Japanese (Japan)
B
Nepali (Nepal)
C
Khmer (Cambodja)
D
Arabic

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4. This world famous song is originally a Spanish song. What is the song about?
A
About seducing and cheating
B
About dancing and partying
C
About sex and summer
D
About love and food

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5. What does Bia mean?
A
Bedbugs in Latin
B
Sugar in Danish
C
Apples in Kirgizisch
D
Beer in Swahili

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6. This amazing song was written in 2004. What does the title mean?
A
Love under the lime tree
B
Fly away with me
C
Love is like strawberries in summer
D
Love is in the air

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7. In how many languages is the Bible fully translated?
A
554
B
603
C
701
D
856

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8. What language do they sing in this song?
A
Mandarin
B
Chinese
C
Korean
D
Khmer (cambodia)

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If you won:
E-mail a screenshot of your score to: pubquiz.committee@esn-utrecht.nl

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Thank you for coming!

See you at the next pubquiz: the 8th of March

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