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PRA lunch quiz - part 3

Total questions: 34

Worksheet time: 17mins

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1.

Welcome to our third lunch quiz! The theme today is ...

ALL AROUND THE WORLD


The quiz consists of 3 rounds:

1) Photo round

2) Trivia round

3) Music round


Type 'ok' in the answer field below and click 'submit' to start with the photo round!

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2.

From which city is this skyline?

a)

Istanbul

b)

Moskow

c)

Prague

d)

Athens

3.

From which country is this flag?

a)

Algeria

b)

Canada

c)

Serbia

d)

Egypt

4.

Which European country is this?

You may answer in English or in Dutch.

(a)  

5.

From which city is this skyline?

You may answer in English or in Dutch.

(a)  

6.

From which country is this flag?

a)

Denmark

b)

Finland

c)

Norway

d)

Sweden

7.

These drawings in the sand are located in Peru. The dozens of animal figures, hundreds of geometric shapes and thousands of lines have been well preserved for years. The lines were probably made between 200 BC and 900 AD. The plateau where these lines are located is one of the driest areas on earth with an average annual temperature of 25 ° C. It is almost always windless and there is almost no rain. What is the name of these lines?

a)

Cuzco lines

b)

Tithacua lines

c)

Nazca lines

d)

Machu Picchu lines

8.

This natural phenomenon in Arizona, USA is possible through a process of extreme erosion (approximately 16 cm per 1000 years). It is about 435 km long and has a width that varies between 15 and 29 km. According to measurements, the rock that is now exposed is approximately 2 billion years old. This is of course the Grand Canyon. But what is the name of the river that flows through this canyon?

a)

Colorado

b)

Mississippi

c)

Rio Grande

d)

Hudson

9.

These are 4 flags from European countries. Which countries are represented here (from left to right)?

a)

Serbia - Ireland - Czech Republic - United Kingdom

b)

Lithuania - Italy - Malta - Norway

c)

Latvia - Ukraine - Slovenia - Iceland

d)

Albania - Ireland - Slovakia - Iceland

10.

This city is located on the river Guadalquivir and at the foot of the Sierra Morena Mountains. With approximately 321,000 inhabitants, it is the third city in Andalusia. It also has a reputation for being the hottest city in Europe. In 1984, the historic center as a whole was included as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the main attractions is the Mezquita Cathedral. Which city are we looking for?

a)

Sevilla

b)

Granada

c)

Cordoba

d)

Cadiz

11.

From which city is this skyline?

You may answer in English or in Dutch.

(a)  

12.

You have finished the photo round!


Type 'ok' in the answer field below and click 'submit' to start with the trivia round!

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13.

In Belgium there is only one nature reserve called a national park. It is located in Limburg, spread over the municipalities of As, Dilsen-Stokkem, Genk, Lanaken, Maasmechelen and Zutendaal. What is the name of this nature reserve?

a)

Nachtegalenpark

b)

Hoge Kempen

c)

Hoge Rielen

d)

Ruige Heide

14.

I am a country in the Southern Hemisphere.

85% of my population is of European descent.

My name comes from the Latin word for silver.

I am the second largest country in my continent.

My people speak Spanish.

I gave the world the tango.

I was the home of Eva Peron aka "Evita".

Diego Maradona was once captain of my soccer team.

My capital is Buenos Aires.


Which country am I?

(a)  

15.

Ghent 67 km

Brussels 32 km

Bruges 116 km

Antwerp 24 km

Sint Niklaas 31 km

Nevele 84 km


These are the road distances of the fastest route measured by Google maps. Which city are we looking for?

(a)  

16.

Which of the following are capitals of African countries?

Multiple answers are possible.

a)

Antananarivo

b)

Port Louis

c)

Bogota

d)

Windhoek

e)

Kabul

17.

Venice is also called the city on water. Above the water is a bridge that connects the Doge's Palace and the prison. In Italian it is called Ponte dei Sospiri. What is the Dutch name of this bridge?

a)

Brug der vluchten

b)

Brug der zuchten

c)

Brug der kluchten

18.

I am a city in the Northern Hemisphere.

I have a lot of canals.

I form the background on a famous painting from 1642.

I am famous for my diamond cutting companies.

Heineken beer was brewed here for the first time.

I was Anne Frank's home.

I am the largest city in the Netherlands.


Which city am I?

(a)  

19.

Easter Island is a Polynesian island in the Pacific Ocean and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. The main attraction are the Moai's, also called Easter statues. Which country does this island belong to?

a)

Chile

b)

Brazil

c)

Uruguay

d)

Ecuador

20.

Which of the following are islands?

a)

Sardinia

b)

Mauritania

c)

Greenland

d)

Orkney

e)

Thailand

21.

Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States. What does D.C. stand for?

a)

District Court

b)

District of Columbia

c)

Dodge City

d)

Dallas Cowboys

e)

Don't Care

22.

I am a very small fictional village.

My residents are also very small.

Only one woman lives here.

My leader is a wise man.

He is wearing a red cap.

The other residents wear white hats.

A mean wizard and his cat are constantly lurking.

My residents are blue.


What am I? (answer in Dutch)

(a)  

23.

Almost there. Next up is the music round. You will hear 10-second fragments of songs. We are looking for the city/country in the name of the song or name of the singer/band.


You can replay the music if you want to.


Type 'ok' in the answer field below and click 'submit' to start with the music round!

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24.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

25.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

26.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

27.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

28.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

29.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

30.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

31.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

32.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

33.

What is city/country in the name of the song or in the name of the singer/band?


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(a)  

34.

You did it!


Stay tuned for another theme quiz next week!


Write 'ok' and then click 'submit' to end this quiz.

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