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Faroe Islands Trivia

Answer these questions about the territory of Faroe Islands.
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Last updated: August 7, 2021
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First submittedOctober 18, 2020
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Faroe Islands is an autonomous territory of this country
Denmark
Capital of Faroe Islands
Tórshavn
Official languages
Danish
Faroese
Monks from this country are thought to be the first people to settle in the islands
Ireland
The Faroese Althing is sometimes said to be the _____ parliament in the world
Oldest
Country which controlled Faroe Islands until 1814
Norway
Faroe Islands were occupied by this country in 1940
United Kingdom
Currency used in Faroe Islands
Faroese króna
What are Streymoy and Eysturoy?
Islands
Faroe Islands allows people to hunt these animals, along with countries like
Iceland and Japan
Whales
This ocean current keeps the islands "warm"
Gulf stream
Despite a 169-place difference in the FIFA World Rankings, the national
football team of the Faroe Islands managed to beat this nation in 2016
Greece
KOKS is a restaurant that has won two of these
Michelin stars
Faroese delicacy skerpikjøt is made with the meat of this animal
Sheep
Faroe Islands has the most _____ laureates in the world per capita
(despite only ever having one laureate)
Nobel
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Level 77
Oct 19, 2020
Great quiz. Thank you.
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Level 47
Aug 6, 2021
Great quiz, but there is one thing that I needed to check.

I fact checked your hint about the Faroese Althing (It is also known as the Løgting) being the oldest parliament, as it conflicted with information I heard from elsewhere.

The official website of the islands does back that fact up, and a few other sources I found also make the same claim, but there are also others that contradict it.

Many say the oldest continuously-run parliament in the world is the Tynwald on the Isle of Man, and the Icelandic Althing is also commonly considered as the oldest national parliament.

Perhaps you could change the wording to clarify that it is assumed by some as the oldest parliament.

Thank you.

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Level 77
Aug 7, 2021
Thanks! I'm aware that the claim is pretty dubious and that's why I wrote "assumed". I'm not sure whether changing the clue is that necessary, maybe I should.