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100

Which castle is the most famous in Bavaria?

a) Sanssouci

b) Neuschwanstein

c) Feste Marienberg

d) Kaiserburg

b) Neuschwanstein

100

In how many regions is Franconia divided?

a) 2

b) 3

c) 4

d) 5

b) 3

100

One of the most influential physicists of all time, best known for developing the theory of relativity

a) Niels Bohr

b) Albert Einstein

c) Max Planck

d) Ernest Rutherford

b) Albert Einstein

100

What is the symbol of bavaria?

a) The lion

b) The bear

c) The eagle

d) The wolf

a) The lion

100

Which Bavarian term denotes both a soft drink and a good friend?

a) Gustl

b) Russ

c) Spezi

d) Gspritzter

c) Spezi

200

Germany adopted the euros as its official currency  in 2002, but what was the name of the currency it replaced?

a) Reichsmark

b) Deutsche Mark

c) Rentenmark

d) German Frank

b) Deutsche Mark

200

Bavaria is the oldest state in Germany

True

200

What is William Herschel famous for?

a) Discovered the planet Uranus

b) Categorized stars

c) Developed a theory of stellar evolution

d) All of the above

d) All of the above

200

What is King Ludwig II of Bavaria's nickname?

a) Fairytale King

b) Warrior King

c) Mighty King

d) Painting king

a) Fairytale King

200

What do people celebrate on Maifest? 

a) Easter

b) Arrival of spring

c) Mai flower

d) The first day of may

b) Arrival of spring

300

Q. Who were the earliest known inhabitants of Bavaria? 

a) Bavarians 

b) Romans

c) Celts

d) Franks

c) Celts

300

How many countries does Germany border?

a) 8

b) 9

c) 10

d) 11

b) 9


300

What is the name of the first German astronaut?

a) Sigmund Jahn

b) Ernst Messer

c) Christer Fuglesang

d) Hans Schlegel

a) Sigmund Jahn

300

Who helped organize the Oktober fest in 1896?

a) Albert Einstein

b) Immanuel Kant

c) Otto von Bismark

d) Ludwig Van Beethoven

a) Albert Einstein

300

In which month does the Oktoberfest mainly take place?

a) August 

b) September 

c) October

d) November

b) September

400

Germany is sometimes known as 

a) The forest land

b) The land of poets and thinkers

c) The green land

d) The philosopher´s land

b) The land of poets and thinkers

400

Germany’s highest peak, the Zugspitze, is located in Bavaria. 

How many meters above sea level is it? 

a) 1,786m

b)1,986m

c) 2,659m

d) 2,962m 


d) 2,962m

400

How many germans have been to space?

a) At least 3

b) 12

c) 14

d) 17

b) 12

400

How do people in Bavaria call Oktober Fest?

a) Dult

b) Gaudi

c) Wies´n

d) Häusl

c) Wies´n

400

What was the original purpose of the Oktoberfest? 

a) A harvest festival

b) A wedding party

c) The king’s birthday 

d) The end of summer

b) A wedding party 


500

Besides Berlin, German has had five other capitals. Which option was NOT a german capital?

a) Regensburg

b) Aachen

c) Bonn

d) Plattling

d) Plattling

500

Which option is NOT one of the main rivers in Germany?

a) Rhine

b) Elbe

c) Danube

d) Adige

d) Adige

500

The first Nobel laureate for physics, Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen (1845-1923), made his home in Munich, Bavaria. What did he discover? 

a) X-rays

b) Stellar evolution

c) Celestial bodies

d) Photoelectric Effect

a) X-rays

500

Q. What are the three primary dialects spoken in Bavaria? 

a) Austro-Bavarian, Swabian German and East Franconian German.

b) High German, Swabian German, upper Saxons dialect

c) Swiss German, Austrian German, Upper Saxon Dialect

d) Austro-bavarian, East franconian, High German

a) Austro-Bavarian, Swabian German and East Franconian German.

500

How many people visit the Oktoberfest each year? 

a) 500.000

b) 2 million 

c) 6 million 

d) 11 million

c) 6 million