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Rivers and Waterways of the World
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Geography
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Rivers and Waterways of the World

Which is the deepest river in the world? Which one runs through Baghdad? Which reaches the Caspian after 3,690 km? 15 questions on the great rivers of 5 continents.

2 min
Famous Quotes, French Figures 2
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French Language
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Famous Quotes, French Figures 2

Fifteen lines that became iconic, from an acid-tongued comedian to an Enlightenment philosopher, from a 17th-century fable to a speech in the National Assembly. For each one, find the French author who wrote it.

2 min
Major Events of the 21st Century
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News & Society
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Major Events of the 21st Century

September 11 changed everything, the euro entered circulation, Brexit reshaped Europe, the WHO declared the COVID-19 pandemic. From the Arab Spring to Fukushima, from the invasion of Ukraine to OpenAI's conversational AI, 20 questions to pin down the dates that shaped the century.

3 min
Famous Cathedrals and Churches
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Religions & Spirituality
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Famous Cathedrals and Churches

Architecture, builders, construction times across nearly 8 centuries: 15 questions on the great religious edifices of Europe. Which one lost its spire on 15 April 2019? Which one has been under construction since 1882? Which architect rebuilt London's Saint Paul's after the fire of 1666? Which Venetian basilica displays four bronze horses from Constantinople?

2 min
National Parks - Natural Treasures of the World
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Travel & Tourism
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National Parks - Natural Treasures of the World

The first national park leads the way in 1872, El Capitan rises with its 900 metres of granite, 1.5 million wildebeest cross the African savanna every year. 20 questions from the Andes to the Amazon, from fjords to volcanoes. Which Ecuadorian archipelago inspired Darwin? Which Chinese park inspired the film Avatar?

2 min
French Regional Specialties
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Food & Cuisine
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French Regional Specialties

Three towns lay claim to the cassoulet: Castelnaudary, Carcassonne and Toulouse. The tartiflette comes from the mountains, the Espelette pepper from the South-West, and a brandy ages in casks of Charente oak. 10 questions on the terroirs and the dishes that divide the French table.

1 min
World Economy
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Business & Economics
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World Economy

Market caps at 3 trillion, fortunes past 400 billion, stock indices and digital giants: 10 questions on the forces driving the world economy.

1 min
Flags of Europe - Expert
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Geography
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Flags of Europe - Expert

A micro-state that added a crown to set itself apart from a neighbor, a blue Scandinavian cross edged in white on a red background, a flag adopted in 1995 with an 8-rayed sun after a dispute with Greece, and an emblem so close to Indonesia's: 15 flags of Europe for true vexillology experts.

3 min
March 29th Through History
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History
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March 29th Through History

Theresa May triggers Article 50 of Brexit in 2017, Chinese farmers dig up the Terracotta Army near Xi'an in 1974, Paris Match releases its first issue with Churchill in 1949. March 29 has seen it all.

2 min
September 18 in History
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History
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September 18 in History

San Francisco founded in 1776, the USSR joins the League of Nations in 1934, Léon Foucault born in 1819, the New York Times published for the first time in 1851. Ten questions about this one-of-a-kind day.

2 min
August 11 Through History
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History
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August 11 Through History

In 1825, Bolívar becomes president of Bolivia. In 1960, Chad gains independence. In 1999, a solar eclipse fascinates Europe. Can you place these August 11 events in context?

2 min
June 5th Through History
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History
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June 5th Through History

George Marshall announces $13 billion in aid for Europe in 1947, Israel enters the Six-Day War in 1967, Yannick Noah wins Roland-Garros in 1983 against Mats Wilander. June 5 wrote big.

2 min