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Answer
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100 %
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What is the Capital of the United Kingdom?
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London
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99 %
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Where is the Colosseum located?
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Rome
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98 %
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What is the biggest City in Spain?
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Madrid
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97 %
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What is the main Language spoken in Monaco?
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French
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96 %
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Who painted the Mona-Lisa?
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Leonardo Da Vinci
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95 %
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Which war ended in 1918 and reshaped Europe’s borders?
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World War I
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94 %
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Who was the French military leader defeated at Waterloo?
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Napoleon Bonaparte
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93 %
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What is this only country in history to leave the European Union?
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United Kingdom
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92 %
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Which Royal passed on the 8th of September 2022 aged 96?
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Queen Elizabeth II
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91 %
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What river flows through the city of London?
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Thames
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90 %
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What city is considered the birthplace of democracy?
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Athens
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89 %
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Which country gained independence from Serbia in 2008
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Kosovo
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88 %
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How did Adolf Hitler die?
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Suicide
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87 %
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When was the Yugoslav War? (Name any Year)
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1991
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86 %
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Which Spanish region held an independence referendum on the 1st of October 2017, which was declared illegal, even though 92% voted for independence?
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Catalonia
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85 %
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On which Peninsula is Spain located?
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Iberia
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84 %
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Which Italian city was buried by Mount Vesuvius in AD 79?
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Pompeii
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83 %
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What's the name of the penninsula that was invaded by Russia in 2014?
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Crimea
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82 %
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Which mountain range separates Europe and Asia?
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Ural
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81 %
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Which Swedish activist founded the modern climate strike movement?
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Greta Thunberg
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80 %
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What's the capital of North Macedonia?
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Skopje
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79 %
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Which country was effected by a potato famine, which resulted in over a million deaths and mass emigration?
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Ireland
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78 %
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Which country established the city of New York?
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The Netherlands
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77 %
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Which empire controlled Greece before independence in 1821?
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Ottoman Empire
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76 %
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What country, despite being de-facto located in Asia, is part of the European Union?
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Cyprus
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75 %
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Canada has had a long dispute over Hans Island with which European Country? (This dispute was resolved in 2022)
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Denmark
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74 %
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Whar is the country with the highest population density in Europe?
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Monaco
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73 %
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What is the longest River in Italy?
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Po
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72 %
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In what city is the Hagia Sophia located in?
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Istanbul
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71 %
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Which European language has the most native speakers in Europe?
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Russian
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70 %
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How was Marie Antoinette killed?
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Guillotine
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69 %
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What is the most populous island in Greece?
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Crete
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68 %
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Which country has the most lakes?
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Finland
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67 %
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What is the hottest European Capital by the average temperature?
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Valletta
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66 %
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What Siblings Duo is known for their famous collection of fairy tales?
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The Brothers Grimm
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65 %
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Which country regained independence first from the USSR in 1990?
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Lithuania
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64 %
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What was the Capital of France during World War 2? (during the occupation from Nazi Germany)
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Vichy
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63 %
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What city was called Stalingrad until 1961?
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Volgograd
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62 %
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In what city is the Guggenheim Museum located?
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Bilbao
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61 %
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What is the most populus island located in the English Channel?
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Isle of Wight
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60 %
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In which city is the oldest still operating university located in?
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Bologna
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59 %
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What is the highest Mountain in Europe?
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Elbrus
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58 %
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What was the Name of the Dynasty that ruled Russia from 1613 to 1917?
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Romanov
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57 %
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Which Portuguese explorer first sailed around the Cape of Good Hope to India?
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Vasco da Gama
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56 %
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Three European Languages belong to the Uralic Language: Finnish, Hungarian and ...?
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Estonian
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55 %
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Which Norwegian painter is known for “The Scream”?
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Edvard Munch
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54 %
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Who was the famous nurse during the Crimean War?
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Florence Nightingale
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53 %
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What's the name of the breakaway state which is considered as part of Moldova?
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Transnistria
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52 %
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In which year did Austria join the European Union?
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1995
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51 %
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In percent, how high is Christianity in Europe
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70%
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50 %
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What is the largest city on the island of Sardinia?
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Cagliari
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49 %
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What is Greece called in Greek?
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Hellas
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48 %
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Whats the name of the Spanish city located near Tangier, Morocco?
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Ceuta
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47 %
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In what city is the medieval Alhambra located?
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Granada
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46 %
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What is the traditional language spoken in the nothern parts of Norway, Sweden and Finland?
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Sami
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45 %
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Which famous tennis player was born in Manacor?
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Rafael Nadal
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44 %
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Which ethnic group forms a majority in Kosovo?
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Albanians
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43 %
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What was the first modern-day country to adopt Christianity as their state religion?
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Malta
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42 %
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Which city is known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic”?
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Dubrovnik
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41 %
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Which country uses the Euro but does not have a formal agreement with the EU? (there are two options)
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Montenegro or Kosovo
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40 %
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Which language is traditionally spoken in the Isle of Man?
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Manx
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39 %
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Who is "Europe's Last Dictator" which has been in office since the 20th of July 1994?
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Alexander Lukashenko
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38 %
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What is the name of the autonomous island which is part of Finland?
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Åland
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37 %
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What is the largest lake located in Hungary
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Balaton
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36 %
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In Germany, there are two major cities that have the same name, but how are they called?
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Frankfurt (Oder) and Frankfurt (Main)
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35 %
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What Bridge connects Sweden and Denmark
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Oresund Bridge
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34 %
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In which Austrian state does the Sound of Music play in?
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Salzburg
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33 %
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Which European lake is the largest by surface area?
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Lake Ladoga
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32 %
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What is the capital of the Faroe Islands?
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Tórshavn
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31 %
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Who was the first Chancellor of West Germany?
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Konrad Adenauer
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30 %
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Which country elected the first ever woman as president in 1980?
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Iceland
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29 %
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Which German City was called "Karl-Marx-Stadt" from 1953 until 1990?
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Chemnitz
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28 %
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What island near the Venetian Lagoon is famous for glassmaking?
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Murano
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27 %
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The city of Rovaniemi is located near which famous European imaginary line?
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The Arctic Circle
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26 %
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What is the name of the highest of the seven hills of Rome?
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The Quirinal Hill
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25 %
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What island in the Baltic Sea has a UNESCO heritage town?
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Gotland
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24 %
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Which European country was once known as Transleithania?
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Hungary
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23 %
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Which country has the highest percentage of immigrants?
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Liechtenstein
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22 %
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What is the northernmost city in continental Europe?
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Hammerfest
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21 %
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What River flows through Prague?
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Vltava
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20 %
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What is the largest city in Europa starting with the letter Q?
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Quimper
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19 %
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Which mountain range runs along the Adriatic coast in the Balkans?
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Dinaric Alps
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18 %
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What is the former Currency of Slovenia?
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Tolar
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17 %
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In what country would you find the town of "Batman"?
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Turkey
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16 %
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What is the name of a swedish town that is currently entirely moved 3 kilometers east?
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Kiruna
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15 %
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What's the name of a medieval town in Germany with preserved walls?
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Rothenburg
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14 %
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What is the westernmost point of mainland Europe?
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Cabo da Roca
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13 %
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What's the name of the abandoned Soviet mining settlement in Svalbard?
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Pyramiden
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12 %
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Which European desert is the largest?
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Tabernas
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11 %
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Which is the highest peak in the Carpathians?
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Gerlachovský štít
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10 %
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What is the name of the plateau covering most of central Spain?
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The Meseta
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9 %
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Which prehistoric culture is linked to Proto-Indo-Europeans?
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Yamnaya
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8 %
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Which Irish leader led the Easter Rising in 1916?
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Patrick Pearse
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7 %
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What is the largest island of Finland?
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Soisalo
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6 %
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What river forms the border between Lithuania and Latvia?
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Gauja
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5 %
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Which Lithuanian ruler converted his country to Christianity in 1387?
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Jogaila
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4 %
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What is the deepest lake in Europe?
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Lake Hornindalsvatnet
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3 %
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What's the highest mountain in Corsica?
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Monte Cinto
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2 %
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Which Germanic language belongs to the Ingvaeonic subgroup?
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Old Frisian
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1 %
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What is the largest cave system in Europe?
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The Postojna Caves
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As i just created this quiz i wanted to see how the community answers cause it always depends, but now since i have data, i updated the percentages according to the answers.
Andorra, San Marino and Vatican city also are using Euros despite not being in the EU.
Numerous other non-EU countries use the Euro.
Maybe you meant "in Europe," but worldwide there are many more Spanish, English and Portuguese speakers than Russian speakers.
"Beheading" doesn't work for Marie Antoinette?
Good idea, but lots to fix.
Yes its my first time creating a quiz haha so i guess i really had to figure out some things first but i will rework the quiz now, thanks :)
The Caucasus Mountains should be accepted alongside the Ural Mountains, as both as mountain ranges that separate Europe and Asia.
Armenia is not a European country.
The Arctic Circle is not a geographic feature, it's an imaginary line.
Changes are made :)