Even shortly before busy Christmas days we’re not forgetting our daily quiz questions. It’s all about predatory fish, Gulliver’s Travels and a variation of rock’n’roll in the daily quiz of December 18, 2025.
What we used to call a penny and is now called a cent is officially called a cent in the USA and Canada, but is called something else in many places. In the daily quiz of December 18, 2025 we are looking for the expression for a 0.01 dollar. If you can’t think of the word now, the four possible answers will help you find the right solution straight away. So: just start the daily quiz!
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We also want to know what the change in voice pitch at the onset of puberty is called in medicine. Everyone experiences this phase to a greater or lesser extent. So you are probably familiar with the term.
We also have a historical and political question for you: Which dissident and Nobel Peace Prize winner is considered the father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb? The physicist we are looking for was initially a supporter of the Soviet nuclear weapons program, but over time became a committed critic of nuclear weapons and campaigned for disarmament and the protection of human rights.
Three more quiz questions will get you in the mood for the daily quiz: Which river flows into the Rhine near Mannheim? What kind of people does Gulliver meet in the land of Brobdignag? And which island is NOT one of the Channel Islands?
If you would like to solve even more quiz questions, then take a look at the quiz topics. There you can browse through various thematic areas and indulge your interests in quizzes. What are you passioned about? Literature? Geography? Films? Or are you an expert for ecology and animals around the world? Test your knowledge there and collect points for the leaderboard.
We know about the busy days shortly before christmas. But don’t forget your daily dose of education and start the December 18, 2025 quiz! Good luck with our tricky 10 quiz questions!
18. December 25, 12:30 – Ines Walk
