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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.

2 min
Mysteries of Quantum Physics
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Science
Expert

Mysteries of Quantum Physics

Which physicist won the Nobel in 1921 for the photoelectric effect, and not for his most famous theory? Which thought experiment illustrates superposition with an animal? Which interpretation imagines parallel universes at every measurement? From Bell's theorem on local hidden variables to the Casimir effect and the qubit in a superposition of states, 15 questions to test your quantum basics.

4 min
True or False: Gastronomy
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Food & Cuisine
EasyTrue or False

True or False: Gastronomy

Does the croissant really come from a Parisian bakery? Is the wasabi served in restaurants authentic? Is the tomato a fruit or a vegetable? 20 culinary statements to settle, true or false.

2 min
True or False: Video Games
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Video Games
MediumTrue or False

True or False: Video Games

Mario was a carpenter in Donkey Kong before becoming a plumber, Notch sold Mojang for 2.5 billion to Microsoft, and Pokémon Red/Green came out in Japan in 1996, 2 years before the US. True or false?

3 min75%
Flags of the Americas
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Geography
MediumFlags of the World

Flags of the Americas

The maple leaf has 11 points adopted in 1965, the star-spangled banner has changed 27 times since 1777, and the central symbol of the Mexican flag recalls the founding of Tenochtitlan. From the Sol de Mayo created by Belgrano in 1812 to the Caribbean crosses: identify 15 flags of the Americas.

2 min
Complete These Famous Phrases
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General Knowledge
MediumFamous Quotes & Sayings

Complete These Famous Phrases

"Veni, vidi, ___" by Julius Caesar, "Paris is well worth a ___" by Henry IV, "we must cultivate our ___" by Voltaire, "one small step for man..." by Armstrong: find the missing word in 15 quotes that have survived the centuries, from Delphi to Sartre, from Lavoisier to Descartes.

2 min
Raising Dion: The Fan Quiz
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Movies
Medium

Raising Dion: The Fan Quiz

The Triangle of Justice, the Crooked Man's identity in Seasons 1 and 2, the powers trained at BIONA: ten questions for true fans of the Netflix series Raising Dion.

2 min
European Capitals - Expert
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Geography
ExpertWorld Capitals

European Capitals - Expert

The official capital of the Netherlands is not the seat of government, one country has a 'federal city' rather than a capital, and one city was 85% rebuilt after 1944. 20 expert-level European capitals: capital of West Germany between 1949 and 1990, the former Polish capital before Warsaw, the year Ankara replaced Istanbul, and constitutional traps.

5 min78%
Football Rules: The Basics of the Game
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Sports
Easy

Football Rules: The Basics of the Game

From what distance is a penalty taken, what are the real dimensions of a goal, when is a player offside, what a yellow card and a red card truly mean: test the FIFA rules that even the commentators simplify on air.

1 min
Star Wars: Iconic Quotes
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Movies
HardStar Wars

Star Wars: Iconic Quotes

Yoda tells Anakin that fear leads to anger. "I have a bad feeling about this" returns in all 9 films, from the prequels to the original trilogy. Match each iconic line to its speaker.

2 min
True or False: History
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History
MediumTrue or False

True or False: History

Cleopatra lived closer to the iPhone than to the pyramids of Giza. The last French guillotine was used in 1977 on Hamida Djandoubi. Untangle 20 claims about Napoleon, the Vikings and the Colosseum.

3 min80%
What Art Movement Do These Works Belong To?
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Art
Medium

What Art Movement Do These Works Belong To?

Identify the movement behind Manet's Luncheon on the Grass, Monet's Water Lilies, Kandinsky's Composition VIII, Matisse's Woman with a Hat shown at the 1905 Salon d'Automne, Mondrian's Broadway Boogie Woogie, a canvas by Seurat, Munch's The Scream, Botticelli's The Birth of Venus or Malevich's Black Square. Ten works, ten movements to recognise.

2 min30%