Celebrities
Who’s famous catchphrase is “You can‘t see me”?
John Cena
Which country is also considered a continent?
Australia
This vegetable, known for its round shape and purple colour, is often roasted or used in Mediterranean cuisine.
Eggplant
Which animal is referred to as the king of the jungle?
Lion
What is the name of Elon Musk‘s electric car company?
Tesla
Who slapped the host at the Oscars in 2022?
Will Smith
What is the name of the ’Brazilian‘ Rainforest?
The Amazon
This Italian dish consists of layers of pasta, cheese, and meat or vegetables, baked in an oven.
Lasagna
Which animal is the largest land animal on Earth?
Elephant
This American car company is known for its iconic models like the Mustang and F-150.
Ford
This famous artist‘s hometown is Compton and has made an album called ‘To pimp a butterfly’.
Kendrick Lamar
Which European city is known as the ‘City of Light’?
Paris
This fermented milk product is known for its tangy flavor and is often used in dips and dressings.
Yogurt
Which bird can turn its head 270 Degrees in total!
Owl
Which car manufacturer is known for its "Ultimate Driving Machine" slogan?
BMW
What is the name of Cillian Murphy‘s character in ‘Peaky Blinders‘?
Thomas Shelby
What is the mountain range, which includes Mount Everest, is the highest in the world?
The Himalayas
This fruit, often used in Asian cuisine, has a spiky outer shell and sweet, tangy flesh inside.
Dragon Fruit
These cold, treeless regions found in the Arctic are home to animals like polar bears and arctic foxes.
The Tundra
Known for its three-pointed star logo, this brand is a division of Daimler AG.
Mercedes-Benz
Who played ‘Superman’ between the years 2013 - 2023?
Henry Cavill
What is the name of the asian country made up of over 17,000 islands, including Sumatra?
Indonesia
This French dessert is made of pastry dough filled with cream and topped with caramelised sugar.
crème brûlée
Which animal is an ocean-dwelling invertebrate, has three hearts and blue blood?
Octopus
When was the first car invented?
(+ and - / five years)
1886