Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Writer known for his fairy tales such as "The Ugly Duckling" | Hans Christian Andersen | 94%
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Prince in a Shakespeare tragedy | Hamlet | 73%
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Actor who played Aragorn in Lord of the Rings film trilogy | Viggo Mortensen | 52%
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Nuclear physicist and quantum theory founder, Nobel Physics Prize laureate in 1922 | Niels Bohr | 50%
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Explorer who gave his name to the strait that separates Asia and North America | Vitus Bering | 50%
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Actor whose credits include "King Arthur", "Casino Royale" and "The Hunt" | Mads Mikkelsen | 44%
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Director associated with the Dogme 95 collective | Lars von Trier | 42%
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Philosopher considered forerunner of existentialism, known for his book "Either/Or" | Søren Kierkegaard | 39%
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Author of "Out of Africa" | Karen Blixen (pen name Isak Dinesen) | 37%
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Tenth-century King of Denmark who lent his name to a wireless software technology | Harald Bluetooth | 36%
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Prime Minister of Denmark 2001–2009, Secretary-General of NATO since 2009 | Anders Fogh Rasmussen | 32%
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Astronomer who lost part of his nose in a sword duel | Tycho Brahe | 31%
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Queen of Denmark since 1972 | Margrethe II | 26%
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King of Denmark, Norway and England who famously ordered the ocean waves to prove the limits of kingly power | Canute the Great | 25%
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Architect who designed Sydney opera house | Jørn Utzon | 23%
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Twefth-century historian who authored "Gesta Danorum", first history of Denmark | Saxo Grammaticus | 20%
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Actress and model who married Sylvester Stallone in 1985 | Brigitte Nielsen | 16%
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Writer known for "Smilla's Sense of Snow" | Peter Høeg | 14%
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Sculptor (1770–1844), only protestant whose work is exhibited in St. Peter's in Rome | Bertel Thorvaldsen | 10%
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Composer of six symphonies and opera "Maskarade" | Carl Nielsen | 10%
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Physicist, chemist and philosopher who studied electromagnetism and was the first to produce aluminium (1825) | Hans Christian Ørsted | 10%
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Creator of Lego | Ole Kirk Christiansen | 9%
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Modernist writer whose magnum opus is the six-part cycle "The Long Journey". Recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1944. | Johannes Vilhelm Jensen | 7%
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Danish American sculptor who created the monumental sculpture of Mount Rushmore | Gutzon Borglum | 5%
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Prolific Baroque organist and composer whose career peaked in Lübeck | Dieterich Buxtehude | 2%
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Wagnerian tenor who also appeared in American musical movies | Lauritz Melchior | 1%
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