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Times taken | 18,381 |
Average score | 61.1% |
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(1957 newsmaker) |
(Russian invention) |
(writing system) |
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(former empress) |
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(tennis player) |
(longest railway line) |
(an island) |
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(a lake) |
(a peninsula) |
(tallest mountain in Europe) |
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(museum) |
(theater) |
(area in central Moscow) |
Bolshoy Theatre |
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St. Basil's Cathedral |
Fabergé Egg |
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Sharapova is practicaly foreigner for us.
The popularity of Rasputin is also enough odd for me.
My memories are of the 60s and 70s when we watched with awe the track and field greats like Borzov (then a member of USSR olympic team) and Press, and the amazing gymnasts and ice skaters of the USSR, Tourischeva and the Protopopovs among them. And of course, Lev Yashin.
Hard to compare with today because the shadow of doping hangs over that era but older Brits who were interested in sport would know those names I think.