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Germany True or False

Identify whether these facts about Germany are True or False.
Quiz by payel123
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Last updated: September 22, 2019
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First submittedSeptember 21, 2019
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1. Brandenburg Gate was built in 1783
True
False
2. Bonn was the capital of East Germany.
True
False
3. BV Borussia Dortmund 09 has won the UEFA Champions League.
True
False
4. Adolf Hitler got killed by the British.
True
False
5. Germany borders North Sea, Baltic Sea and English Channel.
True
False
6. 1990 was the year of reunification.
True
False
7. Kasier is German for emperor.
True
False
8. Lili Marleen is a soldier from the German Empire.
True
False
9. Aspirin is Bayer's most popular medication world wide.
True
False
10. Oktoberfest is a wine festival.
True
False
11. Volkswagen is Germany's best selling car brand.
True
False
12. Chancellor is the Prime Minister
True
False
13. The Beatles visited Hamburg and played music there.
True
False
14. Oktoberfest is held in Leipzig.
True
False
15. Federal Republic of Germany is the official name for Germany.
True
False
6 Comments
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Level 73
Sep 21, 2019
It's BV Borussia Dortmund 09, not FC
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Level 85
Sep 21, 2019
Wikipedia: "Kaiser is the German word for 'emperor'".
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Level 85
Sep 21, 2019
If that's not good enough evidence: The first entry for "Kaiser" in my copy of Langenscheidt is "emperor", and the only entry for "emperor" is "Kaiser".
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Level 85
Sep 21, 2019
And even your source agrees with me!
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Level 37
Sep 22, 2019
I misspelled it on purpose. I put Kasier not Kaiser
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Level 36
Sep 22, 2019
Chill. I'm sure that it was a mere typo. Nevertheless, it case it was intentional, Kaiser (a derivative of Caeser) is the correct spelling and stands for emperor.