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Must-See French Films
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Must-See French Films

Welcome to the Sticks crushed the French box office, The Visitors topped 13 million admissions, and Cléo from 5 to 7 paved the way for the New Wave. From Léon to The Fifth Element, test your French cinema classics.

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Remarkable Trees
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Nature
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Remarkable Trees

Hyperion, the tallest tree in the world, peaks at 115.92 m. Methuselah is close to 4,850 years old. Which African giant stores up to 120,000 litres of water in its trunk? Which living fossil is nicknamed the tree of forty crowns? Which conifer loses its needles in winter? A quiz on record-breaking trees, their heights, ages and blossoms.

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April 21st Through History
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History
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April 21st Through History

On April 21, 1944, de Gaulle granted French women the right to vote. In 2002, Le Pen knocked Jospin out in the first round. And according to legend, Rome was founded on April 21, 753 BC. Test yourself.

2 min
Famous Quotes, The Philosophers 2
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General Knowledge
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Famous Quotes, The Philosophers 2

"No one does wrong willingly", "Man is condemned to be free", "What does not kill me makes me stronger", "The unexamined life is not worth living": 15 iconic philosophical quotes, from Antiquity to existentialism. Find the author of each one.

2 min
Physics: Laws and Discoveries
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Science
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Physics: Laws and Discoveries

From 17th-century classical mechanics to particle physics at CERN: fifteen questions on optics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, relativity and the quantum world. Can you match each law to its field?

2 min
Egyptian Mythology, Easy Level
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Mythology & Legends
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Egyptian Mythology, Easy Level

The sun god crossing the sky, the falcon-headed god linked to kingship, his green-skinned father who rules the dead, the sacred river that is the source of life, the mythical creature with a lion's body, the judgment where the deceased's heart is weighed: fifteen basics of Egyptian mythology, from the god of chaos to the ibis-headed patron of writing.

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History of Rock'n'Roll
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History of Rock'n'Roll

From the rock pioneers to the punk of 1977, from "Stairway to Heaven" to the Pink Floyd album that spent 937 weeks on the Billboard, from the British Invasion of 1964 to the movement born in Seattle in the '90s: test your real rock knowledge. Which band released "Back in Black" in 1980? Which 1969 festival became a symbol of the counterculture? 20 questions, from riffs to legends.

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Flag Records & Fun Facts
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Geography
MediumFlags of the World

Flag Records & Fun Facts

The Libyan flag entirely green from 1977 until... what year? Which national flag bears a modern firearm? What is the only country with a non-rectangular flag? How many countries feature the Union Jack? Which colour is the rarest on national flags? To which inverted flag does the Red Cross owe its symbol? 15 vexillological records and fun facts.

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True or False: Music
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Music
EasyTrue or False

True or False: Music

The Beatles formed in Liverpool in 1960, Mozart was born in Salzburg in 1756, and Adolphe Sax patented his saxophone in 1846. Sort true from false on 20 music statements.

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Kings and Queens of France
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History
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Kings and Queens of France

The baptism at Reims that founds the monarchy, the imperial coronation in Rome in the year 800, the victory at Bouvines in 1214, the Edict of Nantes in 1598, the consecration won thanks to Joan of Arc in 1429, the queen guillotined in 1793. The Sun King and the builder of Chambord too. 10 questions, fifteen centuries of monarchy.

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Musical Instruments
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Music
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Musical Instruments

The number of strings on a violin, the Scottish instrument with an inflatable bag, the inventor of the saxophone, the lowest of the violin family, the origin of the sitar, that of the ukulele, the region of the djembe, the woodwind with a double reed: 15 questions on musical instruments, their making and their families.

2 min
January 1st Throughout History
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History
MediumOn This Day

January 1st Throughout History

On January 1, 1564, Charles IX's Edict of Roussillon set the start of the year in France. In 1959, Batista fled Cuba before Castro and Che. In 1983, TCP/IP gave birth to the Internet. Test your history.

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