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YESTERDAY’S QUESTIONS
1. Helen Keller was born in 1880. Commenting on the importance of whose invention, she said, “We the blind are as indebted to _____ ______ as mankind is to Gutenberg?”
2. Yağlı güreş, a traditional form of wrestling where competitors are covered in olive oil and the winner is the first athlete to put their arm through the opponent’s leather trousers, is the national sport of which country?
3. Due to the high levels of equine disease in Beijing, where were the 2008 Summer Olympic equestrian events held?
4. Also, a TV series that ran from 1960 to 1964, what U.S. Route was dubbed the “Mother Road” by novelist John Steinbeck?
5. This was Gino Pezzani’s prisoner number in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp. The red triangle was for political prisoners, and the Nazis deported Pezzani from occupied France in 1944. What did the letters “Sch.” stood for? (PIC)
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ANSWERS
1. Helen Keller was born in 1880. Commenting on the importance of whose invention, she said, “We the blind are as indebted to _____ ______ as mankind is to Gutenberg?” Louis Braille
2. Yağlı güreş, a traditional form of wrestling where competitors are covered in olive oil and the winner is the first athlete to put their arm through the opponent’s leather trousers, is the national sport of which country? Turkey
3. Due to the high levels of equine disease in Beijing, where were the 2008 Summer Olympic equestrian events held? Sha Tin, Hong Kong
4. Also, a TV series that ran from 1960 to 1964, what U.S. Route was dubbed the “Mother Road” by novelist John Steinbeck? Route 66
5. This was Gino Pezzani’s prisoner number in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp. The red triangle was for political prisoners, and the Nazis deported Pezzani from occupied France in 1944. What did the letters “Sch.” stood for? Switzerland (Schweiz) – (PIC)
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13 April 2021 @ 20.30 (CET) – The Qwizz Hour #55 – Six rounds, six connections – it’s free, and it’s online. More details here – Online Link to play the quiz