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Famous Quotes, Philosophers
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General Knowledge
MediumFamous Quotes & Sayings

Famous Quotes, Philosophers

"Good sense is the most evenly shared thing in the world" (1637), "God is dead" (1882), "Hell is other people" (1944), "We must cultivate our garden" as the conclusion of Candide. Match 15 quotes to their author, from "I know that I know nothing" to "One must imagine Sisyphus happy".

2 min
True or False: Do These French Words Exist?
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French Language
EasyTrue or False

True or False: Do These French Words Exist?

"Garrulité", "fuiter", "émotionner", "confusant", "pétrichor", "callipyge"... some of these words are in the dictionary, others are only barbarisms or English calques. Test your francophone ear.

2 min
Hydration: Water and the Body
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Health & Wellness
Easy

Hydration: Water and the Body

How long can you survive without water? What percentage of your body is made of water? Which organ holds the most, and what urine color signals good hydration? 10 questions on the 2 to 2.5 liters recommended per day, the signs of dehydration and your real needs.

1 min
Greek Mythology
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Mythology & Legends
Medium

Greek Mythology

Gods of Olympus, heroes of legendary feats, punished titans and creatures of the labyrinth: 10 questions to explore the Greek pantheon.

2 min
Nintendo - The Mario Universe
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Video Games
Easy

Nintendo - The Mario Universe

A kingdom in peril, a princess to rescue, power-ups that change everything: gaming's most famous mustachioed hero hides more secrets than you think. Release dates, allies, enemies and iconic items: the real Nintendo basics, no cheats.

1 min70%
Star Chefs: Culinary Legends
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Food & Cuisine
Hard

Star Chefs: Culinary Legends

The youngest chef with three stars at 33, the father of modern French cuisine and his Culinary Guide from 1903, the 3-star chef who banished meat from his restaurant, the pioneering woman chef of the family house in Valence, the Danish restaurant named best in the world five times. 20 questions that separate the real foodies.

4 min50%
June 23rd Through History
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History
MediumOn This Day

June 23rd Through History

Alan Turing was born in 1912. In 1894, Coubertin founded the IOC in Paris. Robert the Bruce crushed the English at Bannockburn in 1314, and the UK voted for Brexit in 2016. Seven centuries separate Bannockburn from Brexit.

2 min
Famous French YouTubers
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Celebrities
Easy

Famous French YouTubers

History populariser, gaming royalty, presidential interviewer or beauty star: can you put a face to each of these channels? 15 questions to identify the creators who built French-speaking YouTube.

2 min
Star Wars: The Mandalorian
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Movies
MediumStar Wars

Star Wars: The Mandalorian

Three seasons alongside Din Djarin, a bounty hunter whose helmet never comes off. From the armour forged by the Mandalorians to the fight to reclaim their planet, 10 questions on the flagship Disney+ series.

2 min
Flags Without Countries
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Geography
MediumFlags of the World

Flags Without Countries

A red dragon on a white and green background, a white X-shaped cross on a blue background, 12 golden stars in a circle, a rainbow created in 1978, the rings designed by Coubertin, a pirate flag with a skull. 15 flags without countries to identify: what the white flag means in international law, the symbol of rescue that is the reverse of which national emblem, and the universal flag with a photo of the Earth. Test your eye.

2 min
European Capitals - Hard
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Geography
HardWorld Capitals

European Capitals - Hard

One capital with its 5,700 inhabitants, another perched at 1,023 metres, and San Marino, a republic founded in 301. 20 capitals of micro-states and tricky Balkan countries (Tallinn, Ljubljana, Podgorica, Skopje, Sarajevo, Riga) for experts, plus Kosovo, independent since 2008.

4 min
Americas Capitals - Easy
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Geography
EasyWorld Capitals

Americas Capitals - Easy

20 capitals of the Americas, easy level. One was built in 4 years by Niemeyer and Costa to replace Rio in 1960, another was founded by Pizarro in 1535, and the U.S. federal capital has nothing to do with the state of the same name. On the program: United States, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Colombia, Chile, Cuba, Ecuador, Uruguay, Paraguay, Jamaica, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Panama, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Bolivia, Guyana, Trinidad and Tobago and Brazil.

2 min