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Question #1

The world's largest palace was built for the Sultan of Brunei. It has:

a. 397 rooms
b. 1788 rooms
c. 1201 rooms
d. 2364 rooms

Question #2

Who said: "The problem with the French is that they don't have a word for entrepreneur."

a. Silvio Berlusconi, prime minister of Italy
b. Paris Hilton, American socialite
c. Naomi Campbell, British supermodel
d. George W. Bush, former American president

Question #3

The electric chair was invented by a:

a. a florist
b. electrician
c. dentist
d. accountant

Question #4

Crickets hear through their:

a. antennae
b. knees
c. ears
d. forewings

Question #5

The correct response to the Irish greeting "Top of the morning to you" is

a. may the luck of the Irish be with you
b. thanks and the same to you
c. likewise
d. and the rest of the day to yourself

Question #6

Where did the name Easter come from?

a. the direction the sun rises
b. a pagan goddess
c. the country of Austria
d. Queen Esther

Question #7

What country had an armed uprising called the "Easter Rebellion" which started on Easter in 1916?

a. Hungary
b. Russia
c. Ireland
d. England

Question #8

If you divide 14 by 1/2, what do you get?

a. 10
b. 7
c. 19
d. 28

Question #9

What color dye was produced from the woad plant?

a. Red
b. Green
c. Blue
d. Yellow

Question #10

On their wedding day it is customary for brides in Morocco to:

a. carry their new husband into the house where they will live
b. wear two different shoes
c. paint their nose blue
d. keep their eyes closed throughout the wedding ceremony

Question #11

The Caspian, Java and Bali are what kind of animal that became extinct in 19th Century?

a. Horse
b. Tiger
c. Hippopotamus
d. Rhinoceros

Question #12

What color of eggs doesn't "Sam I am " like in the Dr. Seuss book?

a. Yellow
b. Green
c. Purple
d. Blue
e. Red

Question #13

The visit of the Easter bunny is based on what?

a. The visit of the god of fertility offering 'incentives' (eggs)
b. A German fable about coloring eggs so they could be identified in case of famine
c. To remind all of the Spring harvest
d. To renew and expand life by bringing to all the symbol of life (the egg)
e. The innocent (Christ) feeding the multitudes

Question #14

In what country would you find an ancient Easter tradition called "Smingus-Dyngus" -- a custom of people pouring or splashing water on each other?

a. Poland
b. Ireland
c. Scotland
d. England
e. Wales

Question #15

When young and poor, the famous painter Pablo Picasso kept warm by

a. burning his own paintings
b. taking long walks
c. visiting musea to study paintings
d. going to school pretending to be a student

Question #16

If there is a basket of 13 apples and you take three of them, how many apples do you have?

a. 3
b. 0
c. 10
d. 1

Question #17

The largest eggs in the world are laid by

a. a shark
b. an emu
c. a penguin
d. a giant squid

Question #18

The world’s widest road where more than 100 cars can drive side by side can be found in:

a. China
b. United States
c. Brazil
d. Finland

Question #19

At Easter, rabbits are used to symbolize what?

a. Speed - how quickly the seasons change
b. Spring
c. Fertility
d. All mankind

Question #20

On Malta, church clocks are set at different times to

a. show when different services start
b. show winter time and summer time (DST)
c. confuse the devil
d. confuse the tourists