Lyceum knowledge. The answers to the questions.
Lyceum knowledge. The questions and answers.
- Whom the Trojan Prince Paris gave the Golden Apple with the inscription "to the Fairest" in Greek mythology? Aphrodite
- That gave the Revival of substantive economic support? — Wealthy patrons
- Glasses are composed of quartz, sand and...? — Oil
- Who of the Roman emperors were called Augustus after the civil war? — Octavian
- Once France and Germany were part of one state. What? Franquia
- Who wrote "Art of war"? — Sun Tzu
- What type of unit is strong against shooters? — The cavalry
- What nickname do Queyras? Red chameleon
- Why offspring often passed favorable traits? — More chances of survival and reproduction
- Which fossil fuel formed from marine organisms that is often found in tilted or folded layers and is used for heating and cooking? — Natural gas
- Who the Greek soldiers killed Hector during the Trojan war? — Achilles
- Which commanders became famous as the commander of Kamakura? — Minamoto no Yoshitsune
- One of these commanders successfully commanded the cavalry? — Minamoto no Yoshitsune
- What is the highest level of the town hall in the RoK? — 25
- As Saladin changed the middle East? — Conquered most of Palestine
- Which country first introduced the 8-hour day? UK
- What a troupe is considered a "national treasure" of Canada? — The Cirque De Soleil
- One of these commanders skillfully attacking the enemy city? — Julius Caesar
- The theory of what the ancient Greek scientist Galileo refuted his experiment on the leaning tower? — Aristotle
- What is a liquid fossil fuel formed from marine organisms that is burned for energy and used to manufacture plastic? — Oil
- Where Genghis Khan began to build the Mongol Empire? — Asia
- What famous Northern humanists such as Erasmus of Rotterdam? — Interest in religious and social reform
- What works of art were written by Flemish and Italian artists in the Renaissance? — Realistic
- Why we need books agreements? — To improve the castle
- Which artist designed the Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican? — Michelangelo
- What a discovery made possible the deciphering of hieroglyphics? — Rosetta stone
- How many kings in the history of Ancient Egypt? — 3
- How many phases in the event the "Greatest ruler"? — 5
- What part of the human body contains the most water? — Eyeballs
- Who is considered the "father of the modern Olympic games"? — Pierre de Coubertin
- How many kilometers is a marathon? — 40
- What drink was invented by American pharmacist John Pemberton? Cola
- In what country was invented perfume? — Cyprus
- Mutation is the change of what? — DNA
- Who owned all the kingdoms of Ancient Egypt? — Pharaoh
- Which of the following is not depicted on the Mexican flag? — Camel
- The three great ancient Greek philosophers included Plato, Aristotle and...? — Socrates
- Printed mills Johannes Gutenberg led to in all listed, except...? — Growth of power of the Church
- Three Korean States that Baekje, Silla, and...? — Goguryeo
- Where was the place of the first crusade? — Constantinople
- What ancient Empire was at war with Ancient Rome in the Punic wars? Carthage
- What a distinguished statesman became the first General of Edo Shogunate at the end of the "warring States" in Japan? — Tokugawa Ieyasu
- Why the need for arrow resistance? For the watchtower
- What attraction in Sydney (Australia) similar to the sails? Sydney Opera house
- Who was the Emperor of the first French Empire? — Napoleon Bonaparte
- The greater genetic variability of a population, the greater the likelihood that some individuals...? Will survive
- In what city hosted the summer Olympics in 2000? — Sydney
- How many of these commanders were involved in the Battle at Chibi? — Cao Cao
- What is the manga listed in the Guinness Book of world records for the highest circulation comic book of the same author? — One piece
- In which country were invented the air conditioner? — USA
- One of these commanders successfully commanded the arrows? — Yi Song-Gye
- Of the commanders who bore the nickname "the Father of victories"? — Baybars
- A commander called the "death med"? — Sarka
- What is the institution established in the VI century BC in the Roman Republic, served as Advisory body? The Senate
- The name of the revolution, which adopted the constitutional monarchy of great Britain? — The glorious revolution
- What are the interspecies differences, for example, a bird's beak? Variations
- Which of the seven wonders of the world was created to save the new Babylonian Queen from homesickness? — The hanging gardens of Babylon
- What is used to collect the troops of the Alliance? Castle
- The ruler of an Ancient Indian state was Ashoka the Great? — Mauryan Empire
- What part of the brain is affected by alcohol? — The cerebellum
- Which country does not belong to Europe? — Egypt
- What honorary title was awarded to the founder of KFC? Colonel
- What characterizes the cone-shaped tornado? — Rotation
- Which of these terms refers to the valuable materials of geologic origin, extracted from the earth? — Natural resources
- In what year did Richard the Lionheart and Saladin made a truce? — 1192
- What Portuguese Explorer was the first European to round Africa from the South? Of Bartolomeu Dias
- What renewable resource? — Water
- That it is not a natural resource? — Clothing
- Who created the Julian calendar? — Julius Caesar
- Which of the following symbolizes the green Olympic ring? — Oceania
- What animal-drawn sleigh rides, Santa Claus? The deer
- What river is the longest in the world? — Neil
- Who commanded the army of the new sample created by the Parliament during the English civil war? Cromwell
- What is the phenomenon in which organisms transmit their traits to offspring? — Natural selection
- Who killed Hector and how Achilles died? — Achilles, an arrow pierced his heel
- Some of these resources are not in jeans? — Lead
- What describes a monotheist? — Worship one God
- Who in India has a title of Mahatma? To Karamchand Mohandas Gandhi
- One of the capitals of Austria-Hungary was Budapest, and the other? — Vienna
- Who have each other Zeus and Hermes in Greek mythology? — Father and son
- Which civilization had the first public toilets? — Ancient Rome
- That this was not the purpose of Greek mythology? — Specify the path to salvation
- Where the most hurricanes? — In the open sea
- In some parts of the world, as is commonly believed, originated mankind? Africa
- Who of the Europeans wrote the first detailed travel notes about the history, culture and art of China? — Marco Polo
- Which commanders became famous under the name of Barbarossa? — Frederick I
- One of the commanders was nicknamed "the Celtic rose"? — Boudicca
- Who invented Trojan horse? Who won the Trojan war? — Ulysses; the Greeks
- Which of the following is a phase of the event "the Greatest ruler"? — The destruction of the enemy
- Who compatriots believed honest and the best a Democrat of Ancient Greece? — Pericles
- Which commanders known as the "Iron lady of Mercia"? — Ethelfleda
- What was the basis of economy of Ancient Egypt? — Agriculture
- What country first used movable type? — China
- How is renewable energy produced by burning organic materials such as wood and alcohol? — Biomass
- Which of the following was NOT invented in China? — Seismograph
- What natural disaster is measured on the Richter scale? — Earthquake
- What is a source of energy? — Oil
- What is the motto of four words followed ODA Nobunaga? — Rule can only force
- Who of the ancient Greek physicists discovered the law of floating bodies, taking a bath? — Archimedes
- What planet in the Solar system the fastest? — Jupiter
- One of these commanders successfully commanded the infantry? — Richard I
- Where the king of France, Louis XIV moved the Royal court in 1682? — Palace of Versailles
- Which commanders participated in the hundred years war? — Joan of arc
- Who was the first Roman Emperor? — Augustus
- Who rules the Kingdom? — Leader of the Alliance that won the Forgotten temple
- One of the commanders was nicknamed "Defender of Carthage"? — Hannibal Barca
- What king of Wales officially became the United Kingdom? — Henry VIII
- How much acceleration can be used in the Ark of Osiris? — Acceleration of healing
- One of these commanders participated in the battle of Chiba? — Cao Cao
- How is called the heart of a hurricane? — Eyes
- Who according to Norse mythology, possessed the spear Gungnir? One
- What is the process of splitting atoms? — Splitting
- What was not one of the reasons for the beginning of the Renaissance in Italy? — Plague walked around the side of Italy beyond the Alps
- Based on what adaptation? — On the mutations and genetic recombination
- Which commanders showed his military genius at the Battle of Poitiers in the eighth century BC? — Charles Martel
- Which of these items CANNOT be found in a silver chest in the tavern? — The Tome of knowledge level.3
- Who was the only English king executed? — Charles I
- Where it is necessary to carry the ark in the Ark of Osiris? — To a non-enemy building
- Where is the Revival? — Italy
- Which of the 12 animals of the Chinese Zodiac goes first? Rat
- What type of unit is strong against cavalry? — Infantry
- Two major works attributed to Homer? The Odyssey and the Iliad
- When it was written the Declaration of Independence? — 1776
- Who was Spartacus before he headed the largest slave revolt in Ancient Rome? — Gladiator
- Which commanders known as the "Conqueror of Chaos"? — Cao Cao
- The events of a war or battle is devoted to Homer's Epics "the Iliad"? — The Trojan war
- Much of the Mughal Empire brought Islam? — A large part of India
- How is sedimentary rock formed from decomposed plant material in marshy areas? Coal
- What type of unit is strong against infantry? — Hands
- Which of Babylonian codes was the first full set of laws in recorded history? — The Code Of Hammurabi
- Why frogs and other organisms produce so many offspring/eggs? — The more offspring, the more likely it is to survive
- Who was the last female Pharaoh of the Ptolemaic dynasty? — Cleopatra VII
- What color is the fur of a polar bear? — Black
- What is the type of electricity generated by water through the large dams in the river? — Hydroelectric energy
- Who conquered the Byzantine Empire? — Ottomans
- Which layer of the Sun can be seen in normal conditions with the naked eye? — Photosphere
- Which of the following musical instrument with six strings? Guitar
- People in what profession, born in Ancient Greece, are obliged to give the Hippocratic oath? Doctors
- As from VIII to XI BC Europeans called the Scandinavian invaders, often the attackers on their land? — Vikings
- What is the nickname of Julius Caesar? — Uncrowned king
- One of these commanders from childhood was considered an enemy of Rome? — Hannibal Barca
- How to get loans technology Alliance? To contribute to the study of technology Alliance
- Mutations are important, because they contribute to... Genetic variation necessary for evolution of a population
- With whom Minamoto no Yoshitsune summoned the army to fight Taira no Kiyomori? — Minamoto no Yoritomo
- Which of the following does not increase the experience of the commander? — Attack other players
- Which ancient Greek Polis was famous for the brutal military training and bravery of their warriors? — Sparta
- Which of the following does not bring personal loans? — Sending resources to allies
- What is not included in the number of passive skills Pelayo? — Offensive
- "Revival" what was the Renaissance? — Classical culture
- How many fingers on each hand the image of the cartoon character Mickey mouse? — 4
- One of these commanders skillfully gathers resources? — Cleopatra VII
- When Achilles refused to fight, Patroclus wore his armor, attacked the Trojans and killed. Who killed Patroclus? — Hector
- One of these commanders was able to defeat in the battle of Cyrus the Great? — Tomiris
- That was the only weak point of Achilles according to Greek mythology? — Heel
- Who founded the Kingdom of Asturias? Pelayo
- What is a non-renewable source of energy (like coal, oil or natural gas)? — Fossil fuels
- Which Portuguese Explorer sailed from the Cape of Good Hope to India? — Vasco da Gama
- In any war the British houses of Lancaster and York fought for the English throne? — The war of the roses
- What kind of work made famous by raphaël? — The school of Athens
- Of the commanders who bore the nickname "Roaring barbarian"? Of lohar
- The material from which the Egyptians made paper? — Papyrus
- What is not included in the number of skills Sid Campeador? — Chivalry
- What is the process of combining atoms? — Synthesis
- What nickname was the first Russian king of tyranny? — Ivan The Terrible
- Why Florence played an important role in the Renaissance? — The birthplace and symbol of the Renaissance
- Who are the heroes of Greek mythology went for the Golden fleece? — Jason
- What metal resource? — Iron
- Which of these inexhaustible energy resources is associated with hot magma or hot dry rocks under the earth? — Geothermal energy
- Which of these works created by Leonardo da Vinci? The Last Supper, Mona Lisa
- Who wrote "the last Supper"? — Leonardo da Vinci
- What distinguishes the visual art of the Renaissance? — Plane/two-dimensionality
- What was the name of the only ancient civilization that developed in the tropical jungle, not in the basin? — The Incas
- Where the Roman soldiers took the weapons and armor? — Do it yourself
- Which of the terms describes the act of limiting use of a natural resource to protect it? — Save
- How many action points can be collected by the ruler, without using a positive effects? — 1000
- How many times digit 1 is used when writing the numbers from 1 to 99? — 20
- Someone called "the Napoleon of crime" in some of the stories about Sherlock Holmes? — Professor Moriarty
- Which of the fruit, known as the "wolf peach", was mistakenly thought to be poisonous? — Tomatoes
- Some of the objects NOT in the Stores of the Alliance? Gold key
- What are the Holy places give bonuses for assault troops? — Altar flame
- Who proposed the philosophical idea "I think, therefore I exist"? — Descartes
- What country gave the American people the Statue of Liberty? — France
- What building was built in London for the holding of the great exhibition of industrial works in 1851? — Crystal Palace
- What orders of mammals are pigs? — Artiodactyls
- What country hosted the Carlist wars in the nineteenth century? — Spain
- Which of these marine species are the longest? — Nautilus
- One of these physicists was born on the anniversary of the death of Galileo Galileo died on the day of Einstein's birth? — Stephen Hawking
- Which of the following was known as the Eastern Roman Empire? — The Byzantine Empire
- The birthplace of traditional Chinese Comedy Xiangsheng were three places: Tianqiao in Beijing, Bazaar Koine in Tianjin and another in Nanjing. What? Of fuzimiao
- The prototype of the king of hearts in poker - Charlemagne
- The largest island in the world Greenland
QUESTIONS INTERMEDIATE ROUND (SATURDAY):
- Who founded the Joseon dynasty? — Yi Song-Gye
- What ethnic group founded the earliest civilization of Mesopotamia? — The Sumerians
- One of these commanders joined the rebellion against her own husband? — Constance
- Some of the known minerals softer just? — Talc
- What Asian country located on the territory of the former Parthian Empire? — Iran
- Which of these alternative sources of energy is the splitting of heavy atoms into lighter to release energy? — Nuclear energy
- Which French king was nicknamed the Holy? — Louis IX
- What was not a pillar of the Renaissance? — Mannerism
- Which inventor built the first electric locomotive in 1837? — Robert Davidson
- Who invented the printing press? — Johann Gutenberg
- What was the intellectual movement of the Renaissance, in which thinkers studied classical texts and the possibilities and achievements of man? — Humanism
- Four basic forms of the guzheng in Ancient China was haojun, Lucy, of csawwa and ...? Rolan
- "The end justifies the means" — the famous dictum of the author of "Sovereign". What was his name? — Machiavelli
- Four major musicals in the world — "Cats," "Les Miserables," "Miss Saigon" and ...? — The phantom of the Opera
- What dynasty was Queen Victoria? — Hanover