How many planets in our Solar System?
8
Which company has a green mermaid as its logo?
Starbucks
What is the traditional Tamil harvest festival celebrated in January called?
Pongal
Which fruit is traditionally used to make guacamole?
Avocado
Oh ellaam marathu un pinnaal varuven
Nee sammathithaal naan nilavaiyum tharuven
Idhazhin Oram (3)
What color do you get, if u mix blue and yellow?
Green
Which company is behind the brands KitKat, Nescafé and Purina?
Nestlé
What is the name of the traditional Tamil dance form that is known for its fast footwork, expressive movements and is often performed during cultural celebrations?
Kummi
Which fruit is known for having its seeds on the outside?
Strawberry
Vaalipolae paatezhutha enaku theriyalayae
Unna pathi paadaamathaan iruka mudiyalayae
Loosu penne (Vallavan)
What is the biggest island in the world?
Greenland
Which company was originally called “Blue Ribbon Sports”?
Nike
Which ancient Tamil text is famous for its 1,330 couplets covering virtue, wealth and love?
Thirukkural
What is the only food that never spoils, according to food scientists?
Honey
Keda maattukku unava azhali
Vitha potta kaatta thinga kududiii..ee
Ei Suzhali (Kodi)
Which country has the most time zones, including its overseas territories?
France
Which company was originally founded under the name “Confinity”?
PayPal
Which actor played four different characters in the 1990 Tamil comedy Michael Madana Kama Rajan?
Kamal Haasan
Which Italian dessert literally translates to “pick me up”?
Tiramisu
Kilaiyil kaanum
Kiliyin mookku
Vidalai pennin
Vetrilai naakku
Puththam pudhidhaai
Raththa rojaa
Pachchai Nirame (Alaipayuthey)
Which country has the most islands?
Sweden
Which company owns Jaguar, Land Rover, Range Rover and Defender?
Tata Motors
Which city in northern Sri Lanka is traditionally considered the cultural centre of Sri Lankan Tamils?
Jaffna
Which country consumes the most chocolate per person in the world?
Switzerland
Yenaiyum dhaan unaipolae
Padaithanae iraivan yenum orr thalaivan
Oh Butterfly Butterfly (Meera)