The 20 trivia questions on Tuesday are pretty simple: Which game requires all participants to have a steady hand? This is a game that originated in Japan. It is played with thin, evenly distributed sticks, which are usually made of wood or plastic. It requires skill, concentration and a steady hand. You have probably played it before and therefore know the name.
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A literary question is hidden among the 20 trivia questions on Tuesday: Who wrote the novella “Pole Poppenspäler” (1874)? It is about an important German writer of the 19th century. His language is characterized by clear, precise description and a deep empathy for his characters. “Pole Poppenspäler” is a masterpiece of German novella writing and demonstrates the ability of the author in question to deal with complex emotional and moral themes in a subtle and touching way. You’ve probably heard of him in German class and if not, expand your general knowledge.
Today’s quiz questions are also about architecture: which style of interior design became popular in the 1920s? The style is characterized by its elegance, geometric shapes, sharp lines, luxurious materials and rich colors. It was a reaction to the playfulness of Art Nouveau and was inspired by various cultural influences such as Egyptology, Cubism, Futurism and machine aesthetics. Do you know the right answer?
We have also hidden a relatively topical question among the 20 trivia questions on Tuesday: Which soccer coach of the German national team was sacked in September 2023? He had been in office since August 2021 and had managed to qualify the team for the 2024 European Championship in Germany. The dismissal came after a series of poor results, including a 4:1 test match defeat against Japan. He is the first coach to have his tenure ended prematurely by dismissal, so your general knowledge will have the name memorized.
This Tuesday is quiz day too! Are you ready for a new challenge? Test your knowledge with our 20 trivia questions on Tuesday and impress with the right answers!
13. January 26, 16:30 – Isabell Slisz
