Literature
What do you call a person who can't read or write?
illiterate
What is a "Rahmen" called in English?
frame
What does "Stupsnase" mean in English?
snub nose, upturned nose
The smallest piece of hand luggage is a ...
handbag / purse
backpack
What is "Klimawandel" in English?
climate change
In which book does the phrase "carpe diem" play a huge role?
Dead Poets' Society
What does SLR stand for?
single-lens reflex
If someone does not have any hair, they are ...
bald
Which two classes are there on planes?
business and economy
If the icebergs melt, the ...
sea levels will rise.
Who is the most famous English playwright?
William Shakespeare
Explain the term "shutter"!
a device that allows light to pass for a determined period, exposing photographic film or a photosensitive digital sensor to light in order to capture a permanent image of a scene
BlendeWhat is the English word for "Sommersprossen"?
freckles
What is the capital of Canada called?
Ottawa
Where do you put empty glass bottles?
into a bottle bank
What does the word "Roman" mean in English?
novel
What is tilt-shift photography?
Tilt-shift photography is a technique that uses a special lens to manipulate perspective and focus, allowing photographers to create images that appear to depict miniature scenes.
What do you call two braids?
pigtails
What does AirBnB mean?
Airbed and breakfast
What is another term for a totalitarian state?
a dictatorship
Who tells the story of a book?
narrator
When and where was World Press Photo founded?
in 1955 in the Netherlands
If your nose is not straight, it is ...
hooked
Where do you get a new passport when you are abroad? (eg if you lost yours or it was stolen)
The Austrian embassy in the country you travelled to
How often do Americans elect a new president?
every four years