What Do You Know About German Stationery?

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Historically, the German industry has been relatively slow in picking up the latest in?
- Paper technology
- Pen technology
- Arts
- Craft

About This Quiz

Anything German is always incredible. So, think of efficiency, reliability and longevity, these are the qualities of German stationery, machine drilled equipment that stand the test of time with no stone left unturned during production. Are you up for some questions on the cool topic?

What Do You Know About German Stationery? - Quiz

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It took 18 months to produce the most Germany most expensive product named?
- Butternpapierfabrik Grmund
- Maybach
- Compresor Benz
- Mohair
Correct Answer

A. Butternpapierfabrik Grmund

Explanation

The correct answer is "Butternpapierfabrik Grmund" because the question states that it took 18 months to produce the most expensive product in Germany, and Butternpapierfabrik Grmund is the only option provided that fits this description. The other options, Maybach, Compresor Benz, and Mohair, are not mentioned in the question and therefore cannot be considered as the correct answer.

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3.

Germany is internationally recognized for the high quality of its?
- Artisan paper
- Tools
- Steam engine
- Motor
Correct Answer

A. Artisan paper

Explanation

Germany is internationally recognized for the high quality of its artisan paper. This is because Germany has a long-standing tradition of papermaking, with skilled artisans who have perfected the craft over the years. German artisan paper is known for its exceptional quality, durability, and attention to detail. It is highly sought after by artists, designers, and craft enthusiasts around the world. The reputation of German artisan paper is a result of the country's commitment to excellence in craftsmanship and its dedication to preserving traditional techniques.

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Germany has a long tradition of maintaining the fine art of?
- Production
- Writing
- Recording
- Arts
Correct Answer

A. Writing

Explanation

Germany has a long tradition of maintaining the fine art of writing. This can be seen through its rich literary history, with renowned German authors such as Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Friedrich Schiller. German literature has made significant contributions to world literature, with works spanning various genres and time periods. Additionally, Germany is known for its strong emphasis on education and language, further highlighting the importance of writing in the country's culture.

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5.

The German inventiveness have also led to the development of?
- Iridium-tipped
- Specialized rubber
- Nibs
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

German inventiveness has led to the development of iridium-tipped nibs, specialized rubber, and other inventions. This suggests that the German inventors have been innovative and creative in various fields, resulting in the creation of these different products.

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6.

Gmund makes paper for the likes of Tiffany and?
- Louis Vuitton
- Swarovski
- Hermes
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

Gmund is a company that produces paper, and it has prestigious clients like Tiffany, Louis Vuitton, and Swarovski. Additionally, it also supplies paper to Hermes. Therefore, the correct answer is "All of the above" because Gmund makes paper for all these luxury brands.

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7.

The concept of a pen that carried its own ink supply dated back to?
- 1947
- 1936
- 1943
- 1934
Correct Answer

A. 1936

Explanation

The concept of a pen that carried its own ink supply dated back to 1936.

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8.

The German that developed the pen that carried its own ink supply is?
- David Benz
- Charles Goethe
- Daniel Schwenter
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Daniel Schwenter

Explanation

Daniel Schwenter is the correct answer because he was a German mathematician and inventor who is credited with developing the first pen that carried its own ink supply. This invention, known as the "Schwenter Pen," was a significant advancement in writing technology as it eliminated the need for dipping the pen in an inkwell.

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Daniel's idea was to set a quill inside another quill and seal the end with?
- Rubber
- Leather
- Cork
- Plastic
Correct Answer

A. Cork

Explanation

Daniel's idea was to set a quill inside another quill and seal the end with cork. Cork is a lightweight and flexible material that can easily be shaped to fit the end of the quill. It is also a good sealing material as it is resistant to moisture and provides a tight seal. Using cork would ensure that the quill is securely sealed and prevent any leakage or damage to the contents inside.

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10.

Gmund is a papermaking firm company specialized in papermaker, they are based in?
- Hamburg
- Hoffenheim
- Munich
- Berlin
Correct Answer

A. Munich

Explanation

Gmund, a specialized papermaking firm, is based in Munich.

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