Here are 20 trivia questions for quick puzzle fun! Test your general knowledge in the fields of language, nature and technology. It’s all about key parts, winged horses and the Belgian royal family. Are you ready?
Crack our quiz challenge with ease! 20 trivia questions on Wednesday await you again this Wednesday. But don’t worry – they’re as effortless as a walk in the park. Grab them and polish up your general knowledge. Because: Don’t put off until tomorrow what you can do today
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For example, in the 20 trivia questions we take a deep look into Greek mythology, which should be part of general knowledge. We ask about Pegasus. This is a winged horse that springs from the blood of Medusa. It is a creature from Greek mythology and is often depicted as a symbol of freedom and elegance. Pegasus is traditionally depicted as a white horse with wings on its hooves or shoulders and the ability to fly in the sky. But you probably knew that.
Perhaps this is also the case with the next of the 20 trivia questions on Wednesdays: What is the part of the key that fits into the lock called? It is the tooth-shaped or grooved edge of the key that fits into the corresponding shape of the lock and thus opens the lock. The shape is specific to each lock and is designed to fit only one particular key. The precise arrangement and shape of the teeth or grooves aligns the lock correctly to release the mechanism inside and open the lock. Do you know the word?
A question from the field of monarchy is also waiting for you: Who was the third Queen of the Netherlands in succession after Wilhelmina and Juliana? The monarch you are looking for was crowned Queen of the Netherlands on April 30, 1980, after her mother, Queen Juliana, abdicated. She reigned until her abdication on April 30, 2013. During her reign, she was involved in various social and cultural issues and was a respected monarch.
Challenge your general knowledge! Master these 20 trivia questions on Wednesday. Get ready for some high-level brain teasers!
03. December 25, 16:30 – Isabell Slisz
