Trivia questions (5 of 15)
- Multiple Choice
1. What country was the birthplace of the "Limbo" dance?
The Limbo dance, famously characterized by the phrase "How low can you go?", originated in Trinidad and Tobago. Traditionally performed at wakes, it has become a fun and festive dance, often accompanied by upbeat calypso music.
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2. With a name meaning "chooser of the slain", what is this female warrior in Norse mythology?
In Norse mythology, Valkyries are fierce warrior maidens serving Odin, tasked with selecting which warriors will die and which will live in battles. Those chosen to die are taken to Valhalla, Odin's hall, where they prepare for Ragnarok, the end of the world.
- Multiple Choice
3. What animal has the highest systolic blood pressure?
Giraffes hold the record for having the highest systolic blood pressure among animals. To pump blood all the way to their brains, which are approximately two meters above their hearts, giraffes require a blood pressure twice as high as that of most other large mammals, often reaching around 280/180 mm Hg.
- Multiple Choice
4. Where on the human body is the "fovea"?
Located in the human eye, the "fovea" is the small depression in the center of the macula responsible for sharp central vision and color perception.
- Multiple Choice
5. What was the currency of Lithuania before it was replaced by the Euro in 2015?
Before adopting the Euro as its official currency in 2015, Lithuania used the Lita (LTL). The Lita was introduced in 1993, shortly after Lithuania regained independence, replacing the Soviet Ruble.
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