Where was the first banknote used?
China, 140 BC
Which animal is the official symbol of Canada?
beaver
Name the singer
Johnny Cash
Rhubarb – Who uses this word and why?
actors to create an indistinguishable noise of the talking crowd
Which title did Byron have?
lord
What were the first banknotes made from?
deer skin
Which Spanish speaking country has 37 official languages?
Bolivia
It’s a well-known fact that this song is a protest. Against what?
British-Irish conflict
Gobbledygook – Give the synonym to the word “gobbledygook”
gibberish, jargon, abracadabra, rubbish, nonsense, mumbo jumbo, etc.
Which Shakespeare’s character was Danish?
Hamlet
Where does the dollar sign ‘$’ come from?
the Spanish peso
Which US state is named after a French King?
Louisiana
Who is the author and original singer of the song?
Bobby McFerrin
John Hancock – What does this word stand for?
signature in the US
Whom do you call a ‘half-pipe man’?
a professional snowboarder
How much does it cost to manufacture an American penny?
1,7 - 2,4 cents
According to the English saying, what do newly-born lucky people have in their mouth?
a silver spoon
“We’ll never be this young again Guinevere”. Who is Guinevere?
the wife and queen of King Arthur in the Arthurian legend
What is “Adam ‘n’ Eve” according to Cockney?
believe
Which month of the year has the same day-date correspondence as the previous one?
march
What are paper dollars made from?
75% cotton, 25% linen
Which country name literally means “the land of ties”?
Croatia
Which Sunday do they sing about?
the 1972 Bloody Sunday incident in Derry where British troops shot and killed unarmed civil rights protesters.
What is this? Where is it?
a village in North Wales, this is the railway station sign
Who was the author of the Chupa Chups logo?
Salvador Dali