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Answer Stats
Hint Answer % Correct
Cities 4: Capital of Turkiye. Ankara
100%
People 4: Man credited as the founder of modern Turkiye. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk
100%
Natural Landmarks 1: The name of this place, known for its white terraces and pools, translates to "Cotton Castle." Pamukkale
100%
Cities 2: Before Constantinople, this was the capital of the Ottoman Empire. Edirne
80%
People 2: Ottoman sultan who took Constantinople and ended the Byzantine Empire Mehmed II
80%
Natural Landmarks 2: Mountain range known for its "fairy chimneys." Cappadocia
60%
Cuisine 2: Rice, meat, seafood, and/or fruit stuffed inside either leaves or vegetables. Dolma
60%
Artificial Landmarks 2: Ruins of a Greek city that once held the Temple of Artemis; a single pillar is all that remains of the temple. Ephesus
60%
Artificial Landmarks 4: Site of some of the oldest megaliths in the world, likely a ceremonial center, in upper Mesopotamia. Gobekli Tepe
60%
Artificial Landmarks 1: Founded as a cathedral and currently a mosque with a brief period as a museum. Its name means "Holy Wisdom" in Greek. Hagia Sophia
60%
Cities 3: Waterfront city previously known as Smyrna Izmir
60%
Cuisine 1: Famous dessert made from starch and sugar often shaped into small cubes. Lokum (Turkish Delight)
60%
People 3: Architect and engineer who defined the architecture of the Ottoman Empire, including building the Suleiman Mosque in Istanbul Sinan
60%
Artificial Landmarks 3: Palace of the Ottoman sultans until the 17th century Topkapi Palace
60%
History 3: Defeat of an attacking British force attempting an amphibious assault in WWI; also considered to be a founding battle in ANZAC national identity. Battle of Gallipoli
40%
Cities 1: Coastal city home to the Castle of Saint Peter and the ruins of the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus Bodrum
40%
History 1: One of the first major civilizations, with a capital of Hattusa and a reputation for ironworking. Hittites
40%
Natural Landmarks 3: Second largest lake in the Middle East, located near the Iranian border. Lake Van
40%
Culture 3: Traditional national sport of Turkiye; its largest event is the Kirkpinar festival. Oil Wrestling
40%
Vocab 3: (Adjective) Zengin Rich
40%
Vocab 1: (Noun) Deniz Sea
40%
People 1: Empress credited with preventing Justinian I from fleeing Constantinople during the Nika Riots. Theodora
40%
Vocab 2: (Verb) Koşmak To run
40%
Vocab 4: (Adverb) Sonra After
20%
Cuisine 4: Ottoman pastry filled with nuts Baklava
20%
History 2: Battle that led to the formation of the Rum Sultanate and vastly weakened Byzantine power in Anatolia. Battle of Manzikert
20%
Culture 2: Two of the main characters in Turkish shadow play, meant to be the perfect foils to each other.NAME EITHER CHARACTER Karagoz / Hacivat
20%
Culture 4: Whether pile-woven or flat-woven, Anatolia is famous for producing these cloth floor coverings Rugs
20%
History 4: Treaty that confirmed the status of an independent Turkey Treaty of Lausanne
20%
Cuisine 3: Circular flatbread made with yogurt and wheat flour and fermented for 2-3 hours; it is popular in rural areas of Turkiye Bazlama
0%
Natural Landmarks 4: Beach credited as being the birthplace of the Byzantine priest Saint Nicolas, who would later become the namesake for Santa. Patara Beach
0%
Culture 1: An Istanbul lawyer pretends to be his wife's half brother, a famous columnist for the Milliyet newspaper, in this Orhan Pamuk novel The Black Book
0%
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