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The river which flows through Vienna.

Danube / Donau




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The name of our galaxy.

Milky Way

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King who was toppled by the French Revolution.

Louis XVI.

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Spiderman, Captain America, Hulk, Iron Man ... are figures from this comic publisher.

Marvel Comics
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British-French passenger airplane that could fly at supersonic speed.

Concorde

200

Bodies of water connected by the Suez Canal.

Mediterranean - Red Sea

200

This element is typically used in nuclear fission.

Uranium (U-235)

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Year of the first moonlanding.

(20 July) 1969

200

The period when J. S. Bach, G. P. Telemann, and G. F. Händel were active.

Baroque era

ca. 1700

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The highest mountain in Switzerland is named after this person.

Henry Dufour
(General of the Swiss Civil War, 1847-48)

300

"Islamabad" is the capital of this country.

Pakistan

300

The process through which plants turn Carbondioxide COinto Oxygen O2.

Photosynthesis

300

First name of Julius Cesar.

Gaius

300
Musician famous for his "Moonwalk"

Michael Jackson

300

This country has won the most football world cups.

Brazil

400

These two European countries are only connected by a bridge and a tunnel.


Denmark - Sweden


400

The approximate speed of light

300'000 km/s

400

The Great Pyramid of Gizeh was built for this Pharao.

Cheops

400
American showbusiness award like the "Oscar", but for musicals.

Tony

400

The second man on the moon.

Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin

500

Highest mountain outside Asia / the Hymalaya.

Aconcagua, 6'961m
(Andes, Argentina)

500

The four nucleotide bases (= building blocks) of DNA.

0-1:  -500 points
2-3:       0 points
   4:    500 points

Guanine

Adenine

Cytosine

Thymine

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Title of the Samurai Lords that ruled Japan from 12th century until 1867.

Shogun

500

Theatre which Shakespeare co-owned and where most of his plays were performed.

The Globe

500

Four out of five Nobel Prize ceremonies are held in this city.

Stockholm

(Nobel Peace Prize: Oslo)

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