Germany Basics
What is Berlin?
This country has the largest population in the European Union.
What is Germany?
This German food is a type of sausage often served in a bun.
What is bratwurst?
This country is known for siestas and late-night dinners.
What is Spain?
This sibling is most likely to visit Nora in Europe and immediately complain about the food.
Who is William?
This currency is used in Germany and most of Europe.
What is the Euro?
This European capital sits on the Danube River and was once the centre of the Habsburg Empire.
What is Vienna?
This Spanish dish is made with rice, seafood and saffron.
What is paella?
What is Germany?
Nora has borrowed this sibling's clothes without asking the most times.
Who is Mitchell?
This famous German festival is known for beer, pretzels and lederhosen.
What is Oktoberfest?
This country borders France and Germany and has 3 official languages.
What is Belgium?
This Italian city is widely considered the culinary capital of Italy and is nicknamed "La Grassa."
What is Bologna?
This country is known for neutrality and hosting major international organizations like the Red Cross and parts of the United Nations.
What is Switzerland?
Which brother tried to fry bugs and burn leaves with a microscope as a child?
Who is William?
This river runs through cities like Cologne and Düsseldolf.
What is the Rhine?
This mountain range forms a natural border between Spain and France.
What are the Pyrenees?
This European country legally defines what can and cannot be called "Champagne."
What is France?
This country is stereotyped for expressive communication styles and strong regional identities, with over 20 officially recognized regional languages or dialects.
What is Italy?
This brother would turn Nora's semester abroad into a networking opportunity.
TRICK QUESTION! Who is both Mitchell and William?
This is the name of Germany's federal parliament building in Berlin.
What is the Reichstag?
This country is not in the European Union, but uses the euro as its official currency.
What is Switzerland? (Also acceptable: Monaco, Vatican City, San Marino, Andorra)
This German state is most culturally associated with beer gardens, lederhosen and large soft pretzels.
What is Bavaria?
This country is stereotypically associated with fierce regional identities, a love of strong coffee culture, and having one of the oldest constitutional monarchies in Europe.
What is Sweden?
What did Uncle James call Mitchell as a kid?
What is "Big Mouth Bass"?