Statistics for Europe A-Z

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This quiz has been taken 52 times
The average score is 12 of 26

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	Hint	Answer	% Correct
G	Country considered the birthplace of Western civilization	Greece	87%
N	He formulated the laws of motion and universal gravitation	Isaac Newton	74%
R	The largest empire of the classical antiquity period	Roman Empire	72%
S	Less populated country (excluding Vatican City)	San Marino	72%
C	Alphabetic writing system employed across Eastern Europe	Cyrillic Script	70%
D	His genius epitomized the Renaissance humanist ideal	Leonardo da Vinci	70%
A	This language has Tosk and Gheg as its dialects	Albanian	68%
U	Mountain range which is a boundarie between Europe and Asia	Ural Mountains	68%
B	Sea between Southeastern Europe and Western Asia	Black Sea	62%
X	Chemical element discovered in England by William Ramsay and Morris Travers	Xenon	62%
Z	The currency of Poland	Zloty	60%
I	It started in the United Kingdom at the end of the 18th century	Industrial Revolution	53%
M	Romans commonly called it Mare Nostrum	Mediterranean Sea	45%
O	The botanical name of this tree is Olea Europaea	Olive	45%
V	The Ottoman Empire laid siege to this city in 1529 and again in 1683	Vienna	45%
Y	Car model of Yugoslav/Serbian origin	Yugo	43%
L	The largest European stock exchange by market capitalisation	London Stock Exchange	40%
T	Europe lays mainly in these climate zones	Temperate	36%
H	Multi-ethnic empire in central Europe, dissolved in 1806	Holy Roman Empire	28%
F	Legal and military customs that throve in Europe between 9th-15th centuries	Feudalism	23%
W	French-speaking people who live in Belgium	Walloons	21%
P	Martin Luther's work, The Ninety-Five Theses, has started this	Protestant Reformation	19%
J	In Biblical tradition, he is considered to be the progenitor of European Peoples	Japheth	11%
E	Break of communion between Eastern Orthodox and Catholic Churches	East-West Schism	6%
K	Federation of East Slavic tribes (882-1240) under Rurik dynasty	Kievan Rus'	6%
Q	Portuguese National Palace built in 1747	Queluz	6%