artists/scientist
Who is the famous artist whose paintings include the "Mona Lisa" ?
Leonardo da Vinci
Which country is known for having a long history of samurai warriors, who were skilled in martial arts?
Japan
Which city is the capital of the country where the Eiffel Tower is located?
Paris
Which sport is played in a stadium called Wembley, which is located in London?
Football (Soccer)
Which fruit, which is often eaten as a snack, is also known for its high vitamin C content and has a sour taste?
Orange
Who was the famous scientist whose theory of relativity changed the way we understand the universe?
Albert Einstein
What is the name of the river that flows through Egypt, which is one of the longest rivers in the world?
The Nile River
Which city, famous for the Colosseum, is rich in ancient history?
Rome
Which sport, which is played with a racket, is often played on grass, especially in Wimbledon?
Tennis
Which popular fast food chain, whose mascot is a clown named Ronald, is known for its burgers and fries?
McDonald's
Which famous singer, whose real name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, is known for songs like "Poker Face"?
Ladi Gaga
Which country has a flag that includes a red maple leaf, which symbolizes the country's nature and environment?
Canada
Which city, home to the iconic Great Wall of China, is the capital of the country where the ancient civilization of the same name flourished?
Beijing
Which Olympic sport, which involves a combination of gymnastics and acrobatics, was first introduced at the 2000 Summer Olympics?
Trampoline
Which food, which originated in Japan, is made of vinegared rice and often served with raw fish or vegetables?
Sushi
Which scientist, whose theory of gravity explains why objects fall to the ground, is known for his work with apples?
Isaac Newton
Which country is home to the Great Barrier Reef, which is one of the largest coral reefs in the world?
Australia
Which city, known for its iconic statue of Christ the Redeemer, overlooks the beautiful beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema?
Rio de Janeiro
Which winter sport, where athletes race down a snow-covered slope on skis, is a popular Olympic event and has events like slalom and downhill?
Alpine skiing
Which pastry, which originated in France, is made from buttery dough that is rolled into a crescent shape and often eaten for breakfast?
Croissant
Which Czech artist, whose illustrations of fairytales and folk stories are widely recognized, is famous for his distinctive, colorful style and characters?
Josef Lada
Which ancient civilization, whose people built pyramids, is most famous for its contributions to mathematics and architecture?
Ancient Egypt
Which city is the home to the historic Kremlin and Red Square?
Moscow
Which sport, played on a court with a net, involves teams of two or more players trying to hit a shuttlecock over the net, using rackets?
Badminton
Which food, which originated in Mexico, is made with a tortilla filled with beans, cheese, and sometimes meat, and is often folded or rolled up?
Burrito