Quiz questions are about recognizing the essence of something. That’s acumen and we challenge you in the daily quiz of January 5, 2026. It’s about the Etruscans, dinosaurs and a Spanish summer hit. Are you ready?
The first question in the daily quiz of January 5, 2026 conjures up dark forces: What literally, if opened, will lead to unmissable disaster? You may not be able to think of the answer while reading this text, but when you see the four possibilities, you will certainly know the correct answer. The object you are looking for was sent by the gods as a punishment to mankind. Evil, disease, suffering and plagues will spread if it is opened.
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But to make this daily quiz of January 5, 2026 more than just gloomy, there is also a question with rhythm. Who wrote the summer hit “The Ketchup Song” from 2002, which created its own fashionable dance? The Spanish band consisted of three sisters who shot to fame with this song. Nobody could escape the song, not even the hip movements of the dance.
In the daily quiz of January 5, 2026 we also want to know what rock islands in Scandinavia are called. There are thousands of them along the coasts of Sweden, Finland and Norway. They are characterized by their rocky and often barren landscape. Many of the islands are uninhabited, but there are also some that are home to small summer houses or fishing villages.
We also have another political question in this quiz to test your acumen: Which scandal led to the resignation of FDP Federal Minister of Economics Otto Graf Lambsdorff in 1984? The entrepreneur Friedrich Karl Flick, one of the richest men in Germany at the time, donated large sums of money to various parties, including the FDP. The Federal Ministry of Economics came under particular criticism as suspicions arose that the company had profited from politics.
What does it look like? Are you ready for the daily quiz of January 5, 2026? The 10 quiz questions to test your astute general knowledge are definitely made for you!
05. January 26, 12:30 – Isabell Slisz
