Weird forms
This is the singular of clothes.
What is cloth?
This teacher used to work as an actor and director.
Who is Jaan Urvet?
Märt Avandi graduated from this Raplamaa school.
What is RKK?
This classic has way too many people focus on a tiny task of melting some precious metals.
What is "The Lord of the Rings"?
This organ is the biggest in the human body and it detects a sense.
What is skin?
This is plural of deer.
What is deer?
This teacher has written 3 novels and a travel book.
Who is your English teacher?
This small town is famous for its glass factory.
What is Järvakandi?
"Hamlet" takes place in this country.
What is Denmark?
Fluid-filled canals that detect rotation and help maintain posture, sending signals to the brain about head position.
What are ears?
That is the singular of people.
What is person?
This teacher worked in Tallinna Ülikool as a teacher of photography.
Who is Aivar Pihelgas?
Rapla church is special for this feature, quite uncommon in Estonia.
What are the two towers?
Ernst Hemingway wrote this English classic.
What is "The Great Gatsby"?
Specialized cells on this organ detect energy-rich molecules like glucose, triggering a sensation that encourages consumption of calories.
What is tounge?
This is the plural of ox.
What is oxen?
This person from RKK used to work in Swedbank for 14 years.
Who is Ain Mihkelson?
This famous sports person finds his home in the northern parts of Raplamaa.
Who is Ott Tänak?
George Orwell's classics like "1984" and "Animal Farm" are known for this type of worldview
What is dystopia?
Much of what we perceive as taste actually comes from this organ’s input, combining with tongue signals to produce flavor.
What is nose?
This is the singular of lice.
What is louse?
This teacher was the press advisor for president Arnold Rüütel.
Who is Ester Šank?
This parish is the largest in Raplamaa by area.
What is Märjamaa?
"To kill a mockingbird" has a black man falsely accused of this crime.
What is rape?
The Greek engineer Ctesibius of Alexandria is credited with inventing that.
What is an organ?