Culture
What is the capital city of the Czech Republic?
Prague
What is the super sweet Turkish dessert made of thin layers of dough, nuts, and syrup?
Baklava
What large medieval castle is located in Prague ?
Prague Castle
Turkish people drink a lot of black tea. What flower is their traditional tea glass shaped like?
A tulip
What does the very common Czech greeting "Ahoj" mean?
Hello or bye
What two colours are on the Turkish flag?
Red and white
What world-famous drink was created in the Czech Republic in 1842? In which city?
Beer = pivo
In Pilsen = v Plzni
Which famous Turkish city is super cool because half of it is in Europe and half is in Asia?
Istanbul
On Easter Monday, Czech boys use a special braided whip made of willow branches. What do they do with it?
They gently whip girls for good luck/health
What does the common Turkish greeting "Merhaba" mean?
Hello
What is the czech currency called?
Czech crown = česká koruna
What is the famous Turkish street food made of meat spinning on a vertical stick, usually served in bread?
Döner Kebab
What major cultural event takes place every year in the famous Czech spa town?
Which town?
Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
You can see a famous blue amulet shaped like an eye everywhere in Turkey. What is it supposed to do?
Protect you from bad luck - The Evil Eye
What does the funny-sounding Czech word "Ponožky" mean?
Socks
What huge, fake wooden animal was used in the famous ancient city of Troy in Turkey?
Tho Trojan Horse
What traditional Czech Christmas dish eaten on the Christmas Eve?
a fried carp with potatoe salad
What Turkish region is famous on TikTok and Instagram for having hundreds of hot air balloons flying every morning?
Cappadocia
What scary creatures do Czech people burn on big fires on April 30th to celebrate the end of winter?
Witches
What does the Turkish word "Dondurma" mean?
Ice cream
Which Czech-born director won two Oscars for Best Director – one for One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and one for Amadeus?
Miloš Forman
What is the name of the popular Turkish street food which is a giant baked potato cut in half, mashed with butter and cheese, and stuffed with olives, sausage, and corn?
Kumpir
What UNESCO-listed village is famous for its colorful baroque architecture?
Holašovice
Which animal is treated like royalty in Istanbul, where people build them small houses on the streets and feed them everywhere?
cats
What does the Czech word "Palačinky" mean?
pancakes