origin
who is the author of the game monopoly?
Elizabeth Magie
mentions the first rule of the game
1 roll the dice and move your game piece
Which version represents streets and properties of Atlantic City?
the classic monopoly version
Who painted “The Last Supper”?
Leonardo da Vinci
What gas do plants release when they perform photosynthesis?
Oxygen.
where the game became famous?
in the United States
mentions the second rule of the game
2 read the space you landed on and buy property or pay rent
Which version represents emblematic cities and places from around the world?
the monopoly world
What is the result of multiplication called?
The result of multiplication is called the product.
What is the film with the most Oscars in the history of cinema?
Titanic, Ben-Hur and The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. All three won 11 awards.
In what century does the game date back?
in the century XX
mentions the third rule of the game
buy an unhowned property when you land on it if you'd like
What version was your first appearance in 1975?
hello's kitty version
What product does Guatemala grow the most?
In Guatemala, the most cultivated product is coffee
What is the world's largest building
The Burj Khalifa in Dubai
In what year was the game patented?
in 1904
mentions rules 5 and 6 of the game
5 collect or pay rent when a player lands on owned property 6 buy all the properties in an colored group to get a monopoly
In which version do they use wooden houses and hotels?
deluxe 50th anniversary edition
What is the color that represents hope?
the color green
When was President John F. Kennedy assassinated?
November 22, 1963.
When was the first time the game existed?
in 1902
mentions rules 7 and 8 of the game
7 build houses on properies if you have a monopoly 8 build a hotel after you've built four houses
as the oldest version of the game is known?
the land lords
What organ do we have in our neck that is responsible for producing hormones?
The thyroid gland
What river runs through the city of Benares, India?
The Ganges River.