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What is the Capital of Spain?
Madrid
10
Who guards people to keep them safe?
Security guard
10
Who was the King of France when the Revolution happened?
Louis 16th
10
Which word beginning with P is what we walk on next to the road?
Pavement
10
What is the hard, thick part of a tree called?
Trunk
20
On which continent can you find Morocco?
Africa
20
Who works in a hospital?
A doctor
A nurse
20
Who went over the Alps on an elephant?
Hannibal
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- What is he doing?
Rock climbing, bouldering
20
Where does the word PYJAMA come from?
a. Kenya
b. China
c. India
India
30
Name two countries in the northern hemisphere beginning with I
Iceland, Ireland, Italy
30
What is the name of the person who makes sure people are safe when they are swimming?
A life guard
30
What nationality was Marie Antoinette?
A. French
B. Austrian
C. Australian
Austrian
30
A single word for knives, forks and spoons?
Cutlery
30
What doe we call a shape with six sides?
Hexagon
40
What country does Lasagna come from?
Italy
40
Who cuts the grass in the garden and grows vegetables?
A gardener
40
How many wives did Henry the Eighth of England have?
Six
40
What does "accommodation " mean?
Boende
40
How do you spell HÄXA in English?
WITCH
50
Name four countries beginning with L
Laos, Latvia, Lebanon, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, and Luxembourg
50
What is the name of the person who sells houses?
An estate agent
50
What was the last royal family of Russia called?
The Romanovs
50
English for MYSHÖRNA
Cosy corner
50
Who wrote Sherlock Holmes
Arthur Conan Doyle
60
What is the name of the forest in South America which has the biggest risk of losing its habitat?
Amazon
60
He or she treats animals
Vet
60
What is the name of Queen Elizabeth II's eldest son?
Charles
60
What does the word LORD originally mean?
A. Fireguard
B. Breadkeeper
C. Maker of baskets
The word "lord" originates from the Old English word hlāford, which literally means "loaf-keeper" or "bread-keeper."
60
Choose the correctly inverted sentence.
A. Never I have seen such chaos.
B. Never have I seen such chaos.
C. Never I saw such chaos.
Answer: B
Explanation: After a negative adverbial (“never”), we invert subject and auxiliary: “Never have I seen.”
70
Name three countries, not in Europe beginning with A
- Afghanistan
- Albania
- Algeria
- Angola
- Antigua and Barbuda
- Argentine
- Armenia
- Australia
- Azerbaijan
70
Redovisningskonsult
Accountant
70
In 55–54 BC, Julius Caesar arrived on the shores of Britain, but thanks to guerrilla resistance and bad weather, his conquest was not successful. Almost 100 years later, in AD 43 another emperor launched a full-scale invasion, and Britain’s Roman era began. Who?
Claudius
70
The word LADY comes from a word "Hlaefdige" which actually means
A. Fisherman's wife
B. Milkmaid
C. Breadbaker
C. Breadbaker 'someone who kneads the loaf'
hlaef - loaf
dige - dough,
70
I speak without a mouth and hear without ears. I have no body, but I come alive with wind. What am I?
Hint: You can hear me in caves
The Echo
80
The English name for "VITRYSSLAND"
Belarus
80
Barnmorska
Midwife
80
What does BELIE mean?
MOTSÄGA
To give a false impression of
Her gentleness belies her strength
80
What does DISINTEGRATE mean?
Falla sönder i mindre bitar
80
I have keys but no locks. I have space but no room. You can enter but can’t go outside. What am I?
(This is something you use almost every day.)
Keyboard
90
Where is the Angkor Vat temple ?
Cambodia
90
"Skolkurator" in English
School counselor
90
By 50 BC, which leader had Hadrian's wall built in Scotland and where was he from?
Hadrianus, Rome
90
Explain the word ARSON
Mordbrand
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How do you pronounce the word COLONEL