It's election day and you are representing the Lime Green Party of America. Name any state to grab its electoral votes and defeat the hated Periwinkle party.
Luiaard in the sense of a lazy person doesn't translate that well, does it? I picked lazy-bones, but it wasn't allowed. I have heard 'luiaard' used in this sense in Dutch many times, I have never heard it used to describe a sloth. So the quiz question doesn't look for the main answer: it is not the case that a lazy person is being compared to a sloth, rather that a sloth is being compared to a lazy person.
I am also astonished that the quiz prefers the answer 'try' over 'attempt' for 'poging'. 'Try' as a noun is not common other than as an exclamation like 'nice try!' (or as the method of scoring in rugby, I suppose). 'Attempt' is the obvious answer.
Fluit=flute
I am also astonished that the quiz prefers the answer 'try' over 'attempt' for 'poging'. 'Try' as a noun is not common other than as an exclamation like 'nice try!' (or as the method of scoring in rugby, I suppose). 'Attempt' is the obvious answer.