Semester (Science, English, Maths) 5-6 2018
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Europe Europe is located west of Asia and north of Africa. It's the second smallest ___________ of the world.
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Country
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Continent
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City
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About This Quiz
The SEMester (Science, English, Maths) 5-6 2018 quiz focuses on European geography, covering physical features, historical migrations, and environmental phenomena. It assesses knowledge of continental details, historical movements, and natural characteristics relevant to educational curriculums.
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It has many rivers, lakes and mountain ranges. The highest mountain in Europe is __________ . Its highest peak is 5 642 metres above sea level.
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Mont Blanc in the Alps
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Mount Elbrus in the Caucasus
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Mount Etna in Sicily
Correct Answer
A. Mount Elbrus in the CaucasusExplanation
Mount Elbrus in the Caucasus is the correct answer because it is the highest mountain in Europe with its peak reaching 5,642 meters above sea level. It is located in the Caucasus mountain range, which is known for its beautiful landscape and challenging climbing routes. Mont Blanc in the Alps and Mount Etna in Sicily are also notable mountains in Europe, but they are not the highest.Rate this question:
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The largest lake in Europe is _________. It is located in north-western Russia and it is the 14th largest lake in the world. Its surface covers an area of 17 700 km2.
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Lake Onega
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Lake Ladoga
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Lake Geneva
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A. Lake LadogaExplanation
Lake Ladoga is the correct answer because it is the largest lake in Europe, located in north-western Russia. It is also the 14th largest lake in the world, with a surface area of 17,700 km2.Rate this question:
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Many birds cannot easily find food during cold winter months. So they fly south in the autumn and don’t return until spring. Some travel thousands of kilometres to spend the winter in Africa. This seasonal travelling is called ________.
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Moving
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Migrating
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Flying
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A. MigratingExplanation
Many birds migrate during the cold winter months because they cannot easily find food. They fly south in the autumn and return in the spring, often traveling thousands of kilometers to spend the winter in Africa. This seasonal traveling of birds is called migrating.Rate this question:
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When was the bank founded?
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1654
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1684
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1694
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1644
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A. 1694Explanation
The correct answer is 1694. This means that the bank was founded in the year 1694.Rate this question:
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What can't you see in this museum?
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Books
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Banknotes and coins
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Gold
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Calculators
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A. BooksExplanation
In this museum, you cannot see books. The other options listed, such as banknotes and coins, gold, and calculators, may be present in the museum, but books are not included in the exhibits or displays.Rate this question:
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The world's finest collection of coins includes items from:
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The late 18th and late 19th centuries.
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The early 18th and early 20th centuries.
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The late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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The early 18th and late 19th centuries.
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A. The late 19th and early 20th centuries.Explanation
The correct answer is "the late 19th and early 20th centuries." This is because the question asks for the time period from which the world's finest collection of coins includes items. Among the given options, only this answer choice includes both the late 19th and early 20th centuries, making it the most accurate response.Rate this question:
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There are many photographs from:
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1815
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The 1860s
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Before the 1890s
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After the 1890s
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The Pompidou Centre ____ in Paris, France.
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Locates
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Is located
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Located
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A. Is locatedExplanation
The Pompidou Centre is located in Paris, France.Rate this question:
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It has been used as the National Museum of Modern Art _______ 1977.
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Since
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For
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In
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A. SinceExplanation
The correct answer is "since". This is because "since" is used to indicate a specific point in time when something started or began. In this case, the sentence is referring to the National Museum of Modern Art being used as such since the year 1977.Rate this question:
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The longest train from Rome to Milano takes in total 11 hours and 5 minutes. How many minutes is this?
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665Explanation
The question asks for the total number of minutes it takes for the longest train from Rome to Milano, which is 11 hours and 5 minutes. To convert hours to minutes, we multiply 11 by 60, which equals 660 minutes. Adding the extra 5 minutes, the total is 665 minutes.Rate this question:
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Mr. and Mrs. Smith have three daughters and two sons. Every Easter each member of the family buys one chocolate Easter egg for each other. How many Easter eggs will be bought in total?
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10
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35
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42
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56
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68
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A. 42Explanation
There are 5 members in the family, and each member buys one chocolate Easter egg for each other. So, each member will buy 4 eggs (3 daughters + 2 sons). Therefore, the total number of eggs bought will be 5 members multiplied by 4 eggs, which equals 20 eggs.Rate this question:
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Lisa had a week to read a book about European History. She read an average of 36 pages per day for the first three days and an average of 44 pages per day for the next three days. She then finished the book by reading 10 pages on the last day. How many pages were in the book?
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240
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250
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260
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270
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280
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A. 250Explanation
Lisa read an average of 36 pages per day for the first three days, which totals to 3 * 36 = 108 pages. She then read an average of 44 pages per day for the next three days, which totals to 3 * 44 = 132 pages. Adding these two totals together, Lisa read 108 + 132 = 240 pages in the first six days. Finally, she read 10 pages on the last day, bringing the total to 240 + 10 = 250 pages. Therefore, there were 250 pages in the book.Rate this question:
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Languages in Europe People in Europe speak many different languages. Most of these languages belong to three large groups or ‘families’: Germanic, Romance and _______. The languages in each group are alike because they have the same ancestors.
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Slavic
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Latin
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Indian
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A. SlavicExplanation
The correct answer is Slavic. The explanation for this answer is that the question asks for the missing language family that belongs to the three large groups mentioned: Germanic, Romance, and another one. The only option that fits this description is Slavic, as it is one of the major language families in Europe. The statement also mentions that languages in each group are alike because they have the same ancestors, which further supports the choice of Slavic as the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Europe has a temperate climate – neither hot nor cold. The weather is warm and dry in summer (from June to September) and _______ in winter (from December to March).
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Warm
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Hot
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Cold
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A. ColdExplanation
The weather in Europe is warm and dry in summer, but in winter it becomes cold. This suggests that Europe experiences a temperate climate, which means it is neither hot nor cold throughout the year. The word "cold" in the answer choice accurately completes the sentence and aligns with the given information about Europe's climate.Rate this question:
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The longest river in Europe is Volga, the second place takes __________. It rises in the Black Forest region of Germany and flows eastwards through Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Moldova, Ukraine and Romania.In all, it covers a distance of about 2 850 km.
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The Danube
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The Dnieper
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The Rhine
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A. The DanubeExplanation
The correct answer is the Danube. The Danube is the second longest river in Europe after the Volga. It starts in the Black Forest region of Germany and flows through several countries including Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Moldova, Ukraine, and Romania. It has a total length of about 2,850 km.Rate this question:
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Coping with the winter Wild animals in cold regions of Europe usually have thick fur or feathers to keep them warm, and their coats may be white to camouflage them in the snow. Some spend the winter sleeping to save energy. This is called __________.
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Wintering
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Hibernating
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Energizing
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A. HibernatingExplanation
In cold regions of Europe, wild animals have adaptations to cope with the winter. One such adaptation is hibernating, which refers to the behavior of sleeping during the winter to conserve energy. Hibernation allows animals to enter a state of reduced activity and lower metabolic rate, helping them survive the harsh winter conditions. Animals that hibernate often have thick fur or feathers to keep them warm and may also have white coats to blend in with the snowy surroundings.Rate this question:
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What country is it?
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Austria
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Spain
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Germany
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Italy
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Russia
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A. GermanyExplanation
The correct answer is Germany because Austria, Spain, Italy, and Russia are all different countries.Rate this question:
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Countries in Europe There are ______ countries in Europe, each with its own language, currency, and varied culture.
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47
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50
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59
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A. 50Explanation
Europe is a continent that consists of 50 countries. Each country in Europe has its own language, currency, and unique culture. This makes Europe a diverse and rich continent in terms of its cultural and linguistic heritage.Rate this question:
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The sea Europe has thousands of kilometres of coastline, which nature has shaped in various ways. There are tall rocky cliffs and amazing beaches. In Norway, the coast is carved into steep-sided valleys called _________.
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Fjords
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Plains
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Hills
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A. FjordsExplanation
In Norway, the coast is carved into steep-sided valleys called fjords. Fjords are long, narrow inlets with steep sides or cliffs, created by glacial erosion. They are a distinctive feature of the Norwegian coastline and provide stunning natural landscapes. The word "fjords" accurately describes the geographical formations found in Norway's coastal areas.Rate this question:
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It was designed ______ hi-tech architects Rogers and Piano.
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By
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For
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With
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A. ByExplanation
The correct answer is "by". The sentence is indicating that the design of something was done by architects Rogers and Piano. The preposition "by" is used to show the agent or doer of an action, in this case, the architects who designed it.Rate this question:
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It _______ like it is inside out because the pipes, escalators and walkways are all on the outside.
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Is looking
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Look
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Looks
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A. LooksExplanation
The correct answer is "looks". The sentence is describing something that appears to be inside out because the pipes, escalators, and walkways are all on the outside. The verb "looks" is used to indicate the appearance or perception of something, in this case, the inside-out nature of the object or place being described.Rate this question:
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Inside, you _____ find artwork by Picasso, Matisse, Duchamps and many other famous artists. No wonder it is visited by millions of people every year.
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Can
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Could
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Should
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A. CanExplanation
The word "can" is the correct answer because it indicates the ability or possibility of finding artwork by Picasso, Matisse, Duchamps, and other famous artists inside. This suggests that the location being referred to is an art gallery or museum that is renowned for its collection, explaining why it attracts millions of visitors every year.Rate this question:
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Enjoying the spring and summer When spring comes to Europe, the weather gets warmer. Snow and ice melt. Birds return to make their nests and raise their families. Flowers open, trees put out new leaves. Sun is shining and gives the _______ to animals and plants.
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Energy
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Water
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Oxygen
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A. EnergyExplanation
During spring and summer, the sun shines more, providing energy to animals and plants. This energy is essential for their growth, reproduction, and overall survival. It allows plants to undergo photosynthesis, converting sunlight into chemical energy that they can use for growth. This energy is then transferred to animals when they consume plants or other animals. Overall, the availability of energy from the sun during spring and summer is crucial for the thriving of both animals and plants.Rate this question:
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Interesting things are collected and shown to the public there. ________
Correct Answer
a museum, museumExplanation
The sentence suggests that there is a place where interesting things are collected and displayed to the public. The word "museum" fits perfectly in this context as it is commonly known as a place where collections of artifacts, art, or other objects of interest are exhibited. Therefore, the correct answer is "a museum" or simply "museum".Rate this question:
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Mary uses 3 pounds of meat to make 8 national British hamburgers for her family. How many pounds of meat does she need to make 24 hamburgers for a neighborhood picnic?
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6
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5
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6 and 2/3
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7 and 1/2
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9
Correct Answer
A. 9Explanation
To find out how many pounds of meat Mary needs to make 24 hamburgers, we can set up a proportion. We know that 3 pounds of meat makes 8 hamburgers. So, we can set up the proportion: 3 pounds / 8 hamburgers = x pounds / 24 hamburgers. Cross-multiplying, we get 8x = 72. Solving for x, we find that x = 9. Therefore, Mary needs 9 pounds of meat to make 24 hamburgers for the neighborhood picnic.Rate this question:
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Europe Math Puzzle Find the correct answer.
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27
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32
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35
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37
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42
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A. 35Explanation
The correct answer is 35 because it is the only number in the given sequence that is not a multiple of 5. All the other numbers (27, 32, 37, and 42) are divisible by 5, but 35 is not. Therefore, 35 stands out as the odd one out in this sequence.Rate this question:
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Find the answer using a calculator and write the name of a long-legged bird and an international hotel company. (17*3+0.81)Ö10000 ________
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ibis, IBIS, IbisExplanation
The given expression can be simplified using a calculator. By multiplying 17 by 3 and adding 0.81, we get the result. Dividing this result by 10000 gives us a decimal number. The name of a long-legged bird and an international hotel company that can be associated with this decimal number is "ibis".Rate this question:
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A) ...... Have you ever wondered why some hotels in Italy don’t have a 17th floor and people don't plan anything important for Friday 17th? It’s because the number is considered unlucky. The Roman numeral for 17 is XVII, but when rearranged to look like VIXI it means “I have lived” or “My life is over”, a symbol of death. 13 is quite a lucky number but having 13 people around the table at mealtime is considered bad luck as there were 13 people at the Last Supper.
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1. Bad luck or money?
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2. Don't spill the salt
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3. Iron, not wood
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4. Mind the shape
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5. The symbol of life
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6. Unlucky numbers
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7. Wherever you lay your hat
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A. 6. Unlucky numbersExplanation
The given explanation supports the answer choice "6. Unlucky numbers" by providing examples of unlucky numbers and the reasons behind their superstitions. It explains that the number 17 is considered unlucky in Italy because its rearranged Roman numeral form represents "I have lived" or "My life is over," symbolizing death. Additionally, it mentions that having 13 people at a meal is considered bad luck because there were 13 people at the Last Supper. Therefore, the explanation aligns with the concept of unlucky numbers.Rate this question:
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E) ....... If a cat is crossing the street, don’t be the first one to cross it’s path, as you’ll have bad luck. People think that a black cat is a symbol of the devil. Some people, however, believe that having a black cat at home can help to improve your finances!
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1. Bad luck or money?
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2. Don't spill the salt
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3. Iron, not wood
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4. Mind the shape
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5. The symbol of life
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6. Unlucky numbers
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7. Wherever you lay your hat
Correct Answer
A. 1. Bad luck or money?Explanation
The given answer, "1. Bad luck or money?", is the correct answer because it accurately summarizes the content of the passage. The passage discusses the superstition surrounding black cats and how some people believe that crossing paths with a black cat brings bad luck, while others believe that having a black cat at home can improve one's finances. Therefore, the answer choice "Bad luck or money?" captures the main idea of the passage.Rate this question:
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D) ...... In many countries, people will knock on wood to avoid bad luck. In Italy, it’s common for people to “tocca ferro” or “touch iron.” This came from the fact that metal was thought as valuable and slightly magical.
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1. Bad luck or money?
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2. Don't spill the salt
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3. Iron, not wood
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4. Mind the shape
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5. The symbol of life
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6. Unlucky numbers
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7. Wherever you lay your hat
Correct Answer
A. 3. Iron, not woodExplanation
In this passage, it is mentioned that in Italy, people "touch iron" instead of "knocking on wood" to avoid bad luck. This suggests that the common practice of using wood as a symbol of good luck or protection is not applicable in Italy. Instead, the belief is that metal, specifically iron, holds value and a bit of magic, making it a more suitable material to touch for warding off bad luck. Therefore, the correct answer is 3. Iron, not wood.Rate this question:
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C) ...... After a long day of sightseeing you might throw your hat onto your bed—don’t! Putting a hat on a bed is considered unlucky because it’s associated with death. According to tradition, when priests visited the dying, they removed their hat and put it on the bed.
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1. Bad luck or money?
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2. Don't spill the salt
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3. Iron, not wood
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4. Mind the shape
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5. The symbol of life
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6. Unlucky numbers
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7. Wherever you lay your hat
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B) ...... According to Italian traditions, a loaf of bread must always be placed facing up. This superstition is based on the religious fact that bread is a symbol of life, so it's bad luck to turn the bread over or stick a knife into it. When you go to visit someone’s home for the first time, take a loaf of bread, it insures they never go hungry. Also no matter how old the bread is, it must never be thrown away without kissing it first.
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1. Bad luck or money?
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2. Don't spill the salt
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3. Iron, not wood
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4. Mind the shape
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5. The symbol of life
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6. Unlucky numbers
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7. Wherever you lay your hat
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A. 5. The symbol of lifeExplanation
The correct answer is 5. The symbol of life. This answer is supported by the explanation provided, which states that bread is considered a symbol of life in Italian traditions. It is believed to bring good luck and ensure that the person never goes hungry. This explanation aligns with the given information and provides a clear reason for why bread holds symbolic significance.Rate this question:
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What country is it?
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Austria
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Spain
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Germany
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Italy
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Russia
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A. SpainExplanation
The correct answer is Spain because Austria, Germany, Italy, and Russia are all different countries and not the correct answer to the question. Spain is the only option that matches the question "What country is it?"Rate this question:
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What country is it?
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Austria
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Spain
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Germany
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Italy
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Russia
Correct Answer
A. ItalyExplanation
Italy is the correct answer because it is one of the options given and it is a country.Rate this question:
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What country is it?
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Austria
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Spain
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Germany
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Italy
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Russia
Correct Answer
A. AustriaExplanation
The correct answer is Austria because it is the only country listed among the options.Rate this question:
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They lived in Scandinavia and hunted for treasure.
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The Celts
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The Germanic peoples
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The Vikings
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The Normans
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The Slavs
Correct Answer
A. The VikingsExplanation
The Vikings lived in Scandinavia and were known for their seafaring skills and exploration. They were also skilled warriors and traders, and they often raided and traded for treasure in various regions. Therefore, the statement "They lived in Scandinavia and hunted for treasure" accurately describes the Vikings.Rate this question:
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They are the ancestors of Czechs and Russians.
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The Celts
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The Germanic peoples
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The Vikings
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The Normans
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The Slavs
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A. The SlavsExplanation
The Slavs are the ancestors of Czechs and Russians. The Slavic people originated in Eastern Europe and eventually spread throughout the region. They played a significant role in the formation of various Slavic nations, including the Czechs and Russians. The Slavs have a rich cultural and linguistic heritage that has influenced these two nations and many others in the region.Rate this question:
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Wales is one of the places where their language and culture is alive.
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The Celts
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The Germanic peoples
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The Vikings
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The Normans
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The Slavs
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A. The CeltsExplanation
The Celts are known for their rich language and culture, and Wales is one of the places where this heritage is still alive. The Celts were an ancient group of people who inhabited various parts of Europe, including Wales. They had their own distinct language and customs, which have been preserved and passed down through generations. Therefore, it can be inferred that Wales is one of the places where the language and culture of the Celts is still present.Rate this question:
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Stonehenge
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Spain
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The UK
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Germany
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Russia
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France
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Italy
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A. The UKExplanation
Stonehenge is located in the UK. It is a prehistoric monument consisting of large standing stones arranged in a circular pattern. Stonehenge is one of the most famous landmarks in the UK and attracts millions of visitors each year. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is believed to have been constructed around 2500 BC. The correct answer is the UK because Stonehenge is a significant historical and cultural site in this country.Rate this question:
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Eiffel Tower
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Spain
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The UK
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Germany
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Russia
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France
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Italy
Correct Answer
A. FranceExplanation
The Eiffel Tower is located in France.Rate this question:
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Brandenburg Gate
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Spain
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The UK
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Germany
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Russia
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France
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Italy
Correct Answer
A. GermanyExplanation
The Brandenburg Gate is located in Germany. It is an iconic landmark in Berlin and is considered a symbol of German unity and peace. The gate has historical significance as it was once a symbol of division during the Cold War, but now represents the reunification of East and West Germany. Germany is known for its rich history, culture, and contributions to art, science, and technology.Rate this question:
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The Sagrada Familia
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Spain
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The UK
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Germany
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Russia
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France
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Italy
Correct Answer
A. SpainExplanation
The Sagrada Familia is a famous landmark located in Spain. It is a basilica designed by the renowned architect Antoni Gaudí and is considered one of the most iconic buildings in Barcelona. Its unique and intricate design attracts millions of tourists from around the world each year. Therefore, the correct answer is Spain.Rate this question:
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The Colosseum
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Spain
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The UK
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Germany
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Russia
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France
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Italy
Correct Answer
A. ItalyExplanation
The Colosseum is located in Italy. Italy is the correct answer because the Colosseum is one of the most famous landmarks in Rome, Italy. It is an ancient amphitheater that was used for gladiatorial contests, public spectacles, and other events. It is a symbol of Roman architecture and history, attracting millions of tourists from around the world each year.Rate this question:
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The gold bars are from:
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Stuart times
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Roman times
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Tudor times
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The 1930s
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A. Roman timesExplanation
The gold bars are from Roman times because during this period, the Romans were known for their extensive mining and production of gold. They used gold for various purposes, including currency, jewelry, and decoration. The Romans had advanced mining techniques and were able to extract large quantities of gold from their mines. Additionally, they had a well-developed trade network that allowed them to distribute gold bars throughout their empire. The presence of gold bars from Roman times suggests that they were likely used for economic transactions or as a form of wealth during that era.Rate this question:
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Outside the centre, there is a large open area where artists meet and performances are held. There are ______ of trendy shops and little cafes, too.
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Lot
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Many
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Lots
Correct Answer
A. LotsExplanation
The correct answer is "lots". The sentence mentions a large open area where artists meet and performances are held, indicating that there are multiple shops and cafes in the area. Therefore, "lots" is the appropriate word to describe the number of trendy shops and little cafes present in the area.Rate this question:
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A statue, building, or other structure of a famous person or event. ________
Correct Answer
a monument, monumentExplanation
The given correct answer is "a monument, monument". This means that the blank refers to a statue, building, or other structure that is dedicated to a famous person or event. The word "monument" is repeated twice to emphasize that it is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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A journey through time. Over thousands of years, Europe has changed enormously. The earliest Europeans were ______ and gatherers.
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Caves
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Hunters
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Metals
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Ornaments
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Tools
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Animals
Correct Answer
A. HuntersExplanation
The correct answer is "hunters." This is because the question mentions that the earliest Europeans were "hunters and gatherers," which indicates that they relied on hunting for food. The other options, such as "caves," "metals," "ornaments," "tools," and "animals," do not accurately describe the earliest Europeans or their way of life.Rate this question:
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On the walls of _______ some they made wonderful paintings of hunting scenes.
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Caves
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Hunters
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Metals
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Ornaments
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Tools
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Animals
Correct Answer
A. CavesExplanation
The correct answer is "caves" because it is mentioned in the sentence that "they made wonderful paintings of hunting scenes" on the walls of something. Since paintings on walls are commonly found in caves, it can be inferred that the word missing in the sentence is "caves".Rate this question:
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