|   WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT GERMANY?
 
How much do you know about Germany? What do you know about its people? We give you 10 questions, each divided into 3 parts. And we give you 6 answers. Make your choice and write down your answers. For every correct answer you get 1 point. If you answer correctly on all 3 parts of the same question you get 1 extrapoint, that is 4 points on that question. 
All set? Good luck! 
 Question  1: In which federal state can you find the following cities?
 
 
| A: Frankfurt/Main |  | 1: Brandenburg |  
| B: Leipzig |  | 2: Hesse |  
| C: Husum |  | 3: Lower Saxony |  
|  |  | 4: Rhineland-Palatinate |  
|  |  | 5: Saxony |  
|  |  | 6: Schleswig-Holstein |  
 Question  2: Who wrote what?
 
 
| A: All Quiet on the Western Front |  | 1: Heinrich Böll |  
| B: The Broken Jug |  | 2: Gotthold Ephraim Lessing |  
| C: The Clown |  | 3: Heinrich von Kleist |  
|  |  | 4: Erich Maria Remarque |  
|  |  | 5: Hans Fallada |  
|  |  | 6: Kurt Tucholsky |  
 Question  3: When did this happen?
 
 
| A: The GDR was founded |  | 1: 23.5.1949 |  
| B: The EEC was founded |  | 2: 7.10.1949 |  
| C: Schengen: Abolition of border control within the EU |  | 3: 25.3.1957 |  
|  |  | 4: 13.8.1961 |  
|  |  | 5: 14.6.1985 |  
|  |  | 6: 1.1.1992 |  
 Question 4: In which cities do you find the following sights?
 
 
| A: The Holstein-Tor |  | 1: Lübeck |  
| B: The Bundeskunsthalle |  | 2: Berlin |  
| C: The Alte Pinakothek |  | 3: Hamburg |  
|  |  | 4: Munich |  
|  |  | 5: Stuttgart |  
|  |  | 6: Bonn |  
 Question 5: Which three of these federal presidents came from the CDU?
 
 
|  | 1: Gustav Heinemann |  
|  | 2: Karl Carstens |  
|  | 3: Johannes Rau |  
|  | 4: Theodor Heuss |  
|  | 5: Heinrich Lübke |  
|  | 6: Roman Herzog |  
 Question 6: Which emperor is remembered for the following?
 
 
| A: Creation of the Golden Bull |  | 1: Otto I |  
| B: Abdication as Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire |  | 2: Francis II |  
| C: Walk to Canossa |  | 3: Henry IV |  
|  |  | 4: Charles IV |  
|  |  | 5: Wilhelm IV |  
|  |  | 6: Charles V |  
 Question 7: Germany has been host to big sporting events quite a few times. In which year happened the following?
 
 
| A: Olympic Summergames in Munich |  | 1: 1936 |  
| B: Olympic Wintergames in Garmisch-Partenkirchen |  | 2: 1954 |  
| C: Soccer World Championship (besides 2006) |  | 3: 1966 |  
|  |  | 4: 1972 |  
|  |  | 5: 1974 |  
|  |  | 6: 1982 |  
 Question 8: Where are the following festivals to be seen?
 
 
| A: the euro-szene |  | 1: Berlin |  
| B: the Ruhrfestspiele |  | 2: Hamburg |  
| C: the Calderon-Festspiele |  | 3: Bamberg |  
|  |  | 4: Recklinghausen |  
|  |  | 5: Leipzig |  
|  |  | 6: Fürth |  
 Question 9: Most people know that Frankfurt is situated on the Main or the Oder. But on which rivers do you find the following cities?
 
 
| A: Hannover |  | 1: Neckar |  
| B: Berlin |  | 2: Elbe |  
| C: Heidelberg |  | 3: Leine |  
|  |  | 4: Lahn |  
|  |  | 5: Spree |  
|  |  | 6: Rhine |  
 Question 10: With which pilosopher do we connect the following ideas?
 
 
| A: God is dead (Gott ist tot) |  | 1: Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel |  
| B: the Thing in Itself (Das Ding an sich) |  | 2: Immanuel Kant |  
| C: the Theory of Monads |  | 3: Friedrich Nietzsche |  
|  |  | 4: Gottfried Wilhelm Leibnitz |  
|  |  | 5: Johann Gottlieb Fichte |  
|  |  | 6: Martin Heidegger |  
 
 
© Bernhard Kauntz, 2005
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