The Greatest Czech - Statistics

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The average score is 11 of 21

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No.	Hint	Answer	% Correct
7	Religious reformer and martyr whose advocacy for church reform inspired the Hussite movement and altered Czech history.	Jan Hus	94%
3	Dissident turned statesman, pivotal in the Velvet Revolution, serving as the last president of Czechoslovakia and the first president of the Czech Republic.	Václav Havel	94%
1	Visionary monarch and Holy Roman Emperor who transformed Prague into a cultural hub by founding namesake University and namesake Bridge, defining the golden age of Bohemia.	Charles IV	88%
8	Internationally acclaimed composer, famed for his New World Symphony, which bridged Czech folk traditions and global classical music.	Antonín Dvořák	82%
5	Fearless Hussite general who led the Czech resistance against the Holy Roman Empire, revolutionizing medieval warfare with his tactical brilliance.	Jan Žižka	82%
2	Founding father of modern Czechoslovakia and its first president, renowned for his leadership in forging a democratic and independent nation.	Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk	82%
11	Pioneering composer, regarded as the father of Czech music, celebrated for The Moldau and Má vlast.	Bedřich Smetana	71%
9	Visionary writer and inventor of the term "robot," whose works like R.U.R. explored the intersection of humanity and technology.	Karel Čapek	71%
10	Literary pioneer and author of The Grandmother, a cornerstone of Czech national literature and identity.	Božena Němcová	65%
22	Steadfast leader and diplomat, serving as Czechoslovakia's second president and a key figure in its wartime government-in-exile.	Edvard Beneš	65%
12	Legendary athlete, known as the "Czech Locomotive," for winning three gold medals in long-distance running at the 1952 Olympics.	Emil Zátopek	65%
18	Economist and second president of the Czech Republic, known for his role in post-communist economic reform.	Václav Klaus	53%
BONUS	Fictional genius, "The Master", first round winner but was disqualified	Jára Cimrman	47%
4	The "Teacher of Nations," a pioneer of modern education whose innovative ideas influenced pedagogical practices worldwide.	John Amos Comenius	47%
15	"Father of the Czech Nation," a historian and politician who championed Czech cultural and political identity.	František Palacký	41%
19	Nobel Prize-winning chemist who revolutionized analytical chemistry with his invention of polarography.	Jaroslav Heyrovský	24%
17	Revered duke and patron saint of Bohemia, celebrated for his piety, leadership, and martyrdom.	Saint Wenceslaus	24%
14	Visionary Utraquist king who advocated for European peace and religious tolerance.	George of Poděbrady	18%
6	Beloved actor, playwright, and humorist who captured Czech spirit and resilience through his creative works.	Jan Werich	18%
20	Devout princess and saint who established Prague's first hospital and dedicated her life to charity.	Saint Agnes of Bohemia	12%
16	The "Iron and Gold King," who expanded Bohemian power and influence across Central Europe.	Ottokar II of Bohemia	0%

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