I also typed every single country that started with v, then i just typed Vaduz because i did not know any of the others and i didnt even look at the hints so i could have gotten Vientiane if i did
I also made this mistake. You can find a gondola at Vail, so technically Vail should have worked for this question as well. I think the question needs to be changed to avoid ambiguity.
Pretty easy for me. I misspelled Vail at first as Vale, maybe that's why some others missed it. It also likely helped to get Varanasi that I've been there.
Only one I missed. Never heard of it. I have lots of trouble remembering the lesser known cities in India and China. I'll check out your quiz and maybe I'll get this one correct, at least.
He was born in Salzburg, but spent a lot of his life in Vienna. Though I might have said that Strauss was a more obvious choice for a composer associated with Vienna.
I was going to be smug and say that Richard Strauss was German, but I have just learnt that he was the principal conductor of the Vienna State Opera for a few years, so that's shut me up.
Salt and yeast extract. Just moisten a veggie bouillon cube and spread it on bread, and you've pretty much got the gist of it. My daughter brought a jar back with her from her study abroad in Australia - sorry, but it just wasn't my thing.
For yeast extract, I put marmite. On realising it was a v quiz, i put veggie marmite. When i found out the real answer, i was QUITE annoyed (Plus, since when is Vegemite geography?)
good quiz, ashamed to miss some of the most obvious ones. Kept typing vesuvio... haha and couldnt get versailles and varanasi on time. Never heard of vail tho..
*formerly* called Benares, rather than *also*? Most other Indian names such as Madras or Bombay whose names have moved away from the British Raj are referred to as formerly called
Marmite on the other hand...