Question | Answer | % Correct |
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What was the former name of Thailand before 1939? | Siam | 98%
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What type of natural disaster struck Thailand in 2004, devastated the country and killed dozens of people? | Tsunami | 97%
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What type of animal used to be on the most recent flag of Thailand? | White Elephant | 87%
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What became the dominant religion in Thailand by the 12th century? | Buddhism | 84%
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By what country did Thailand make an alliance in 1941? | Japan | 80%
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What country did the Thai government allow during Vietnam War to use Thailand's air and naval bases? | United States | 80%
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What was the first European country to contact Thailand? | Portugal | 74%
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What famous energy drink brand was was inspired by an existing energy drink, first introduced and sold in Thailand, named Krating Daeng? | Red Bull | 71%
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During the construction of what bridge were about 250,000 Allied prisoners subjected to forced labour? (David Lean made a movie about it) | Burma Railway | 57%
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What was special about Chang and Eng Bunker twin brothers? | They were Conjoined | 44%
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What type of combat sport was first played in mid-18th century in Thailand? | Muay Thai | 43%
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What empire controlled Thailand between 802–1431? | {Khmer} Empire | 40%
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What were all Thai young men under the age of twenty, of all social rankings required to become for at least a short amount of time in the past? | Buddhist Monks | 38%
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What was the capital of the imperial Thailand from 1351–1767? | Ayutthaya | 37%
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What Thai title, starting with R, was given to the king of Thailand in 1782? | Rama | 33%
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What 1956 Hollywood movie, about a Thai king, was never shown in Thai theatres because it was considered to be derogatory to the King? | The King and I | 30%
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What 2012 movie, starring Naomi Watts and Ewan McGregor, tells the story of a real family affected by the above? | The Impossible | 21%
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What religious bird-like creature has been the national symbol of Thailand? | Garuda | 19%
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