Eurovision but with Royalty
This European monarchy has the oldest continuously reigning royal family in Europe.
What is Denmark?
In the 16th century, this feature was added to what we now know as cupboards.
Invented by a German doctor in 1945 to heal his sprained ankle, this iconic brand of heavy-duty boots features a signature yellow stitching and air-cushioned soles.
What are Doc Martens?
Invented in Scotland in the 16th century, this winter team sport relies on players frantically sweeping the ice to guide a sliding 44-pound granite stone.
What is Curling?
Invented by a French schoolteacher in the 1800s, this tactile alphabet uses patterns of raised dots so blind people can read with their fingers.
What is Braille?
This country had a royal whose heart was stolen posthumously by a group of rebels, sold, and later eaten by Reverend William Buckland?
What is France?
Before modern refrigerators, 19th-century American homes kept baked goods in a "safe" named after this specific dessert, using punched-tin panels to keep flies out.
What is pie?
Carved from a single piece of willow or poplar wood, these traditional Dutch shoes were historically worn by farmers and factory workers for heavy-duty foot protection.
What are Clogs (Or "Klompen")?
In 1872, the very first official international football match in history took place in Glasgow between Scotland and this traditional rival, ending in a 0-0 draw.
What is Football?
Because it appears in common words, this is officially the most frequently used letter in the English language.
What is E?
This principality has the longest serving monarchy?
What is Monaco.
In Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, young Harry is forced to sleep in a cramped cupboard located directly underneath this part of the Dursley home.
What are stairs?
This classic formal dress shoe is characterized by a sleek, low heel and a closed lacing system where the shoelace eyelet tabs are stitched under the front part of the shoe.
What are Oxfords?
Long before Andy and Jamie Murray dominated the tennis world, this 16th-century monarch famously played on the courts at Falkland Palace—the oldest real tennis court still in use.
Who is Mary, Queen of Scots?
The symbol "&" used to be the official 27th letter of the English alphabet, and it is known by this casual name today.
What is Ampersand?
This Monarchy has the largest population in Europe.
What is the United Kingdom.
In the classic children's book The Indian in the Cupboard, Omri discovers that a small antique cabinet can magically bring these plastic toys to life.
What are toy soldiers?
Named after a type of slender dagger, these heels were popularized in the 1950s by designers like Roger Vivier and Christian Dior.
What are Stilettos?
Taking place every September, Fort William hosts a grueling footrace where runners must sprint over 4,000 feet straight up and down this tallest peak in the British Isles.
What is Ben Nevis?
To spell out the final letter of the alphabet, "Z", radio operators drop the American "zee" and the British "zed" entirely in favour of this word, which refers to a fierce, nomadic warrior tribe of South Africa.
What is Zulu?
Queen Margrethe II abdicated from this country in January 2024 after reigning for 52 years.
What is Denmark.
In 1926, architect Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky revolutionized modern kitchen cupboards by designing the standardized "fitted kitchen" named for this German city.
What is Frankfurt?
To achieve a skin-tight fit and maximum friction on sheer rock faces, shoes made for this sport use zero cushioning and are covered in highly sticky vulcanised rubber.
What is Rock Climbing?
While hockey players must keep their sticks low, shinty players are legally allowed to swing their sticks high up in the air to strike the ball while it is in this state.
What is Mid-air?
A sentence that uses every single letter of the alphabet at least once—like "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog"—is known by this "gram" term.
What is a Pangram?