Which food is said to come from Hamburg to the US via immigrants in the 19th century?
What is the highest building in the world?
Burj Khalifa.
Which country has the longest amount of coastline in the world?
Canada.
Who is the most successful German tennis player of all time?
Steffi Graf.
Which boxer was nicknamed “The Greatest” and famously fought George Foreman in the “Rumble in the Jungle”?
Muhammed Ali.
Which famous German news magazine is headquartered in Hamburg?
Der Spiegel.
What does “cc” stand for in motorcycle engine sizes?
Answer: Cubic centimetres.
Which sea creature has three hearts?
In snooker, how much is the black ball worth?
7 points.
Which American author wrote The Shining, It and Misery?
Stephen King.
Can you name one of Hamburg's twin cities?
Which country designed and produced the first combustion-powered submarine?
Spain.
Which animal’s fingerprints are so similar to humans’ that they can confuse investigators?
Koalas.
After Real Madrid, which team has the most Champions League titles with 7?
AC Milan.
Which King died in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1968?
Martin Luther King.
How many (to the nearest 5) arrival and departure gates does HAM have?
54.
Which Chinese project changed the tilt of the Earth's rotation?
The 3-Gorges Dam.
Which is the only planet in the solar system not named after a Roman god?
Earth.
Name the three cities in Germany which have held two summer Olympic Games and one winter Olympic Games.
Munich, Berlin = summer.
Garmisch-Partenkirchen = winter.
Which basketball team has the name 'Kings' as part of their name?
The Sacramento Kings from California.
What is played to every ship that enters the port of Hamburg as a welcome?
The national anthem of their country.
Why did the T-rex in Jurassic Park (1993) malfunction causing it to come to life autonomously?
The rain.
Which band released the album Nevermind, in 1991?
Nirvana.
Based on viewing figures worldwide, put these events in the correct order: Football World Cup final, the Superbowl, the Champions League final, Eurovision final, and the Monaco Grand Prix.
Which American singer is often called the “Queen of Pop”?
Madonna.