Facts
What is the best IT company in Yerevan?
Helix.
Tigran Zalyan is related to the world-famous screenwriter Steve Zailian.
True
Hayr
Father
In what year did Tigran Z. join Helix?
2022
"Tiger"
Which city is the rose-pink city?
Yerevan
The unicorn is the national animal of Georgia.
False.
It is though of Scotland.
What is the artificial literary word in Armenian for "She"?
նէ
In what year did Mashtots' create the Armenian alphabet?
Who are the current champions of UEFA Champions League?
Paris Saint-Germain
Who are the three great Tigrans of history?
Tigran the Great
Tigran Petrosyan
Tigran Zalyan
False.
It was inherited from Old Persian.
What is the longest official word in Armenian?
արևաճաճանչափայլատակություն
When is Tigran Zalyan's birthday?
May 14th, 1990
Name one important historical event that occurred on May 14th.
the 1948 declaration of Israel's independence
the 1955 signing of the Warsaw Pact,
Edward Jenner administering the first smallpox vaccine in 1796
Tigran's birthday
Which city is famously known as "The City That Never Sleeps"?
New York City
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is the actual longest word in English.
True
What is the Armenian name equivalent to "Stella"?
Astghik
Which Thursday of November is Thanksgiving on?
The fourth Thursday.
What is the national bird of America?
The Bald Eagle.
What does Prunus Armeniaca mean?
Plum from Armenia
pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis is the feeling of sickness one gets when one is on a tram or inside a volcano.
False.
a technical term for a lung disease caused by inhaling fine ash and sand dust
What two words beginning with D (in English and Armenian) are the same in Armenian, English, Russian, German and Persian?
English - Door and Daughter
Armenian - Դուռ (Duř) and Դուստր (Dowstr)
Russian - Дверь (Dver') and Дочь (Doch') / Дочка (Dochka)
Persian - در (Dar) and دختر (Dokhtar)
German - Die Tür and Die Tochter
What is the date of American independence, including year?
July 4, 1776
Does the word "Cleave" mean to divide or to adhere closely?
Both