In the daily quiz of January 21, 2026 there are questions about a type of Venetian boat, a spice and one of the Seven Swabians in the fairy tale of the same name. Are you ready to prove that you have a gigantic general knowledge?
The first question in the Daily quiz of January 21, 2026 is about a symbol of Venice whose significance extends far beyond Italy. We are looking for the name of the Venetian boat type, which probably first appeared in the 11th century. In the past, the boat was used as the main means of transportation, today it is a popular tourist attraction. You probably already have the name in your head.
Even more quizzes
For friends of botany and cuisine, we also have a question in the quiz of June 21, 2023: Which spice is obtained from the fermented capsule fruits of various species of an orchid genus? The spice you are looking for has an intense flavor and is used in many dishes, especially in Asian cuisine. It is known for its ability to enhance the flavor of other ingredients and give them depth and complexity.
There is also a literary question hidden in the daily quiz of January 21, 2026: Which Italian author wrote the “Decamerone” (1349)? The work consists of 100 stories. It is an important example of Renaissance literature and has had a major influence on the development of European narrative art. It is also an important source for understanding the social and cultural conditions in Italy in the late Middle Ages.
We also want to know, who created thoe worldwide known opera “The Flying dutchman” and the name of a huge – and often dangerous – wind rose. And do you know where the coronation church of the French kings is located and which female athlete won two gold medals in the downhill and slalom at the 1976 Winter Olympics? If you already have the correct answers in your head, then you can call your general knowledge truly gigantic. Perfect.
Are you ready to prove that you have a gigantic general knowledge? Then take the daily quiz of January 21, 2026 and get lots of points!
21. January 26, 12:30 – Isabell Slisz
