Christmas
This red-nosed reindeer is famous for guiding Santa’s sleigh through foggy weather
Rudolph
This gas makes up about 78% of Earth’s atmosphere
Nitrogen
This athlete is famous for winning 23 Grand Slam singles titles in tennis
Serena Williams
This American singer is known as the “Queen of Pop.”
Madonna
This was a name for a profession that still exists today
The definition: 'řemeslník, který holí vousy a stříhá vlasy; holič'
bradýř / lazebník / barbíř
his traditional Christmas drink is made with milk, sugar, spices, and often a splash of rum
Eggnog
This force keeps planets in orbit around the Sun
Gravity
In basketball, this term refers to scoring three points with a single shot
Three-pointer ; trey
This term describes the speed of a piece of music
tempo
This was a name of a profession that still exists today
The definition: 'vojenský chirurg nebo obecně lékař, který ovšem neměl lékařský diplom'
felčar
The plant traditionally used for kissing under
The mistletoe
This scale is used to measure the acidity or alkalinity of a substance
pH scale
This country has won the most FIFA World Cup titles in men’s soccer
Brazil
This genre of music originated in New Orleans and often features improvisation
Jazz
An archaic name for a 'teacher'
školmistr
The tradition of the Christmas tree is widely credited with originating in this European country
Germany
This scientist’s laws of motion laid the foundation for classical mechanics
Isaac Newton
In boxing, this term describes a fight-ending move that prevents the opponent from standing up
Knockout / KO
This voice type is the highest male singing range
tenor
What is / was 'grešle' ?
An old type of coin
Nestojí ani za zlámanou grešli
This region of the world is the likely origin of the Christmas figure based on Saint Nicholas
Asia Minor - modern day Turkey
This unit measures the amount of electric current
The ampere
In American football, this position primarily throws passes to the receivers
This term describes music performed without instruments
a cappella
What were the job duties of 'hokynář' ?
A small merchant with food and various items