Language
Culture/Traditions
Famous Poles
Food
100
How do you say hello in Polish?
Cześć
100
On Christmas Eve, Polish families share this thin wafer before dinner.
Opłatek
100
She was the first person to win two Nobel Prizes in different sciences.
Marie Curie
100
Name this food
Żurek
200
How do you say goodbye in Polish?
Do widzenia
200
This animal with a crown appears on Poland’s national coat of arms.
White Eagle
200
This astronomer proposed that the Earth orbits the Sun.
Nicolaus Copernicus
200
This Polish sausage is enjoyed grilled, smoked, or boiled.
Kiełbasa
300
This means "thank you'' in Polish
Dziękuję
300
These decorated eggs, often made for Easter, is a famous Polish folk-art tradition.
Pisanki
300
This Polish soccer player, known for his incredible goal-scoring record and time at Bayern Munich and FC Barcelona, is often considered one of the best strikers in the world.
Robert Lewandowski
300
A sweet pastry, eaten especially on Fat Thursday, is filled with jam or cream.
Pączki
400
This Polish word means “please” or “you’re welcome”
Proszę
400
This craft from the Kurpie and Łowicz regions uses brightly colored paper to make symmetrical cutouts.
Wycinanki
400
This Pope from Poland served from 1978 to 2005.
Pope John Paul II
400
This is a beet soup often served on Christmas.
Barszcz
500
What does "Jak się masz" mean?
How are you?
500
On Easter Monday, kids splash each other with water. What is this holiday called?
Śmigus-Dyngus
500
He composed the “Polonaises” and is considered Poland’s greatest composer.
Frédéric Chopin
500
Name this food
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Pierogi