Halloween
Statistics challenge
World heritage
World languages
Language challenge
100

What is the traditional activity of children going from house to house in costume, asking for candy on Halloween called?

Trick-or-Treating 


100

What percentage of the Earth's surface is covered by water?

71%


100

What is the world-renowned ancient fortification in China that stretches across thousands of miles and is often visible from space?

The Great Wall

100

The Japanese proverb "Fall seven times, stand up eight" encourages resilience. What does it convey?

Persevere despite setbacks.

100

"Piece of cake"

Say "Thank you" in Japanese

a very easy thing to do

ありがとう arigato

200

In which country did Halloween, as we know it today, originate with traditions like carving jack-o'-lanterns and trick-or-treating?

Ireland

200

In the United States, what percentage of food produced is estimated to be wasted, according to the USDA?

30%

200

What is the name of the massive Inca citadel in Peru, perched high in the Andes Mountains, and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Machu Picchu.

200

What does the French proverb "C'est la vie" mean in English, and when is it typically used?

It means "That's life" and is used to accept the ups and downs of life.

200

"Elephant in the room"

count from 1 to 10

An obvious problem or issue that everyone avoids discussing.


300

In what European country is "Punkie Night" celebrated, where children carry lanterns made from hollowed-out vegetables and sing songs?

England

300

What percentage of the world's countries drive on the left side of the road?

35%

300

Which Brazilian city is known for its stunning natural harbor, lush mountains, and iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, all part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Rio de Janeiro.

300

What does the Latin proverb "Carpe Diem" mean when translated to English?

Seize the day.

300

"Cry over spilled milk"

Complete the phrase: "____ (Excuse me), where is the bathroom?"

To be upset about something that has already happened and cannot be changed.

すみません sumimasen

400

Hungary celebrates "Mindenszentek" (All Saints' Day) with a touching tradition. What do children commonly do on this day?

They light candles on the graves of their ancestors.

400

What percentage of the Earth's population lives in urban areas, according to the United Nations?

56%

400

Which African city's historic island, known for its architecture, vibrant culture, and colorful markets, is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Stone Town, Zanzibar, Tanzania.

400

In which language is the proverb "Hakuna Matata" commonly used, and what does it mean?

Swahili; it means "No worries."

400

"Bite the bullet"

Translate "January, February, March" to Japanese.

To face a difficult or unpleasant situation with courage.

1月 ichi-gatsu、2月 ni-gatsu、3月 san-gatsu

500

In Mexico, what is the name of the special bread often baked during the Day of the Dead celebrations, and what does it represent?

Pan de Muerto, representing the souls of the dead.

500

According to the World Bank, what percentage of the world's population lives on less than $1.90 per day, indicating extreme poverty?

9.2%

500

The historic center of which capital city, often referred to as "The Pink City," is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its well-preserved architecture?

Jaipur, India.

500

Finish this ancient Greek proverb: "Know thyself..."

Know thyself, and thou shalt know the universe.

500

"Every cloud has a silver lining"

What is the polite word for "please" in Japanese?

There is something positive in every difficult situation.

おねがいします onegai-shimasu

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