No weekday is complete without the 20 trivia questions. Today it’s about the capital of Wales, a game of chance and a Scottish freedom fighter. Test your general knowledge with 20 trivia questions on Wednesday!
One of the 20 trivia questions on Wednesday is a geographical one: What is the capital of Wales called? It is located in the south of Wales at the mouth of the River Severn and has a rich history dating back to Roman times. The city is also known for its vibrant music and arts scene as well as its universities. If you’ve been there before, the answer will be easy. Otherwise, have a look at the atlas!
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A game of chance is asked in one of the 20 trivia questions on Wednesday: What is a game of chance, mainly popular in the UK and the USA, which is based on the lottery? It is usually played in large groups, with players marking numbers on special playing cards as they are called out by the presenter. The aim is to complete certain patterns on the card, such as a straight line, a full house or other predefined patterns, depending on the rules of each variant. Do you know this entertaining game?
Your general knowledge should also know a term from ophthalmology: Which is a balance disorder of the outer eye muscles? Strabismus is a disorder in which the outer eye muscles are not properly aligned and the eyes do not focus on the same object at the same time. This can result in one or both eyes looking in a different direction to the other. However, we are looking for the colloquial term in the 20 trivia questions on Wednesday.
Another clue comes from a movie question: who played the Scottish freedom fighter William Wallace in a film that won five Oscars in 1996? It tells the story of the fight against English rule during the Scottish War of Independence in the 13th century. The film won awards including Best Film and Best Director, which was incidentally directed by the Australian lead actor himself.
Test your general knowledge with 20 trivia questions on Wednesday and find out if you’re a genius!
24. December 25, 18:30 – Isabell Slisz
