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Couture Corner
100

A person feels colder when they come out of a swimming pool even on a warm day. What is the main scientific reason?
A. Water blocks sunlight completely
B. Evaporation of water removes heat from the body
C. Body temperature suddenly drops permanently
D. Wind stops working on wet skin

Evaporation of water removes heat from the body

100

Which country is home to the luxury car brand BMW?
A. USA
B. Italy
C. Germany
D. France

 Germany

100

Which cooking method involves food being cooked slowly in liquid at a low temperature?
A. Frying
B. Grilling
C. Boiling
D. Simmering


Simmering

100

Which line divides Earth into Northern and Southern Hemispheres?
A. Tropic of Cancer
B. Equator
C. Prime Meridian
D. Arctic Circle

Equator

100

Which city is known as the fashion capital of the world?
A. New York
B. Paris
C. Milan
D. London

Paris

200

Why does a metal spoon feel colder than a wooden spoon at the same room temperature?
A. Metal produces cold energy
B. Wood absorbs heat
C. Metal conducts heat away from your hand faster
D. Wood is always warm

Metal conducts heat away from your hand faster

200

Which company is famous for its electric cars like Model S and Model 3?
A. Toyota
B. Tesla, Inc.
C. Honda
D. Kia

Tesla, Inc.

200

What does “al dente” mean when cooking pasta?
A. Very soft
B. Overcooked
C. Firm to the bite
D. Cold

Firm to the bite

200

Which strait separates Asia and North America?
A. Strait of Hormuz
B. Bering Strait
C. Strait of Gibraltar
D. Malacca Strait

Bering Strait

200

What does “haute couture” mean?
A. Ready-made clothing
B. High-end custom-made fashion
C. Sportswear
D. Casual clothing

High-end custom-made fashion

300

Why do your ears “pop” when an airplane takes off or lands?
A. Oxygen levels change
B. Air pressure inside and outside the ear equalizes
C. Noise damages ear drums
D. Blood pressure changes suddenly

Air pressure inside and outside the ear equalizes

300

Which company developed the rotary (Wankel) engine used in models like the RX-7?
A. Mazda
B. Toyota
C. Honda
D. Subaru

Mazda

300

What does it mean to “julienne” vegetables?
A. Mash them
B. Cut into thin strips
C. Boil them
D. Fry them

Cut into thin strips

300

Which country is crossed by both the Equator and the Prime Meridian?
A. Kenya
B. Ghana
C. Gabon
D. Congo


Ghana

300

Which fashion designer is known for the “little black dress”?
A. Coco Chanel
B. Donatella Versace
C. Giorgio Armani
D. Alexander McQueen

Coco Chanel

400

Why do we see our breath in cold weather?
A. Carbon dioxide turns visible
B. Water vapor condenses into tiny droplets
C. Oxygen freezes
D. Air becomes solid

Water vapor condenses into tiny droplets

400

The term “horsepower” was originally coined by which engineer?
A. Nikola Tesla
B. James Watt
C. Henry Ford
D. Karl Benz

 James Watt

400

Which ingredient acts as a thickening agent in sauces and soups?
A. Sugar
B. Cornstarch
C. Vinegar
D. Oil

Cornstarch

400

Which country has the most natural borders formed by rivers?
A. Brazil
B. India
C. Russia
D. Egypt

Brazil

400

Which brand is famous for its “red sole” shoes?
A. Gucci
B. Prada
C. Christian Louboutin
D. Louis Vuitton

Christian Louboutin

500

Why do stars appear to twinkle at night?
A. Stars are moving rapidly
B. Earth’s atmosphere bends starlight unevenly
C. Stars burn out constantly
D. Moon reflects light unevenly

Earth’s atmosphere bends starlight unevenly

500

What does “turbocharger” primarily increase in an engine?
A. Fuel consumption
B. Engine weight
C. Air intake pressure
D. Engine noise

Air intake pressure

500

Which part of an egg provides structure when whipped into stiff peaks?
A. Yolk
B. Shell
C. Egg white
D. Membrane

Egg white

500

Which country lies in all four hemispheres (Northern, Southern, Eastern, Western)?
A. Indonesia
B. Kenya
C. Kiribati
D. Brazil

Kiribati

500

Which material is commonly used in denim jeans?
A. Wool
B. Polyester
C. Cotton twill
D. Silk

Cotton twill

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