Lyceum knowledge. The answers to the questions.
All answers to all questions from the “Lyceum of Knowledge,” including the intermediate round and all stages. A complete collection of answers. If new questions arise, please leave comments on this article.
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Which of these countries was NOT one of the founding members of NATO (in 1949)? Turkey
Who was the defender and patron of Athens in ancient Greek mythology? Athena
Who is the mother of Cupid, the god of love in Roman mythology? Venus
Which of the following is NOT one of Baybars’ skills? Fearsome Strength
In which state is the Walt Disney Company’s headquarters located? California
How many units can rulers with a Town Hall level 17 or higher deploy? 4
How many letters are there in the modern English alphabet? 26
Who invented the “Ottoman cannon”? Urban
Which of the following CANNOT be earned for defeating barbarians? VIP points
A bright, short-period comet that returns to the Sun? Halley’s
Comet Who, besides Tokugawa Ieyasu, was among the three “great unifiers” of Japan? Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi
What were the creatures living in Asgard called in Norse mythology? Aesir
Who founded the First Persian Empire? Cyrus II the Great
Who carries brave warriors to Valhalla in Norse mythology? Valkyrie
How many activity points do you need to earn per day to claim the daily hint gift in “The Lucerne Scrolls”? 50
Which of these commanders gains the ability to turn some of the slain warriors into critically wounded warriors when attacking a city? Charlemagne
In which battle did the legendary Joseon Dynasty commander named Im Sun-sin sacrifice himself? The Battle of the Noryang
Strait Which of the following does not apply to the Sea of Rains on the Moon? There are traces of water
there Which legendary warrior’s spear was called “Dragonfly Cutter”? Honda Tadakatsu
Which continental mountain range is the longest on the planet? The Andes
Which of these is the national flower of India? The lotus
In which country was the poem “The Song of Sid” written? Spain
To which civilization in RoK does the special “Cataphract” warrior belong? Byzantium
What is the name of the Turkish strait separating Europe from Asia? The Bosphorus
Which of these countries is NOT part of the Historical Netherlands? Great Britain
Which composer wrote the opera “The Ring of the Nibelungs”? Wagner
Which of the following is NOT one of Hermann’s skills? Irresistible
Who conquered the “Kingdom of the Vandals and Alans” during the Vandal War? Belisarius
Which of these countries did NOT participate in the Northern Seven Years’ War (1563–1570)? Great Britain
During which period of Chinese history did the Battle of Feishui take place, when a small force defeated a much larger army? Eastern Jin
Dynasty Which of these alliance officers provides a research speed bonus? Advisor
Which emperor did the Turkic nomads call the “Heavenly Khan” during the Tang and Sui dynasties? Emperor Taizong
Where did reggae music originate? Jamaica
In which country did the Battle of Marengo take place? Italy
Who was not one of the Norns in Norse mythology? Karma
Many famous artists from the Renaissance onward were buried in the Pantheon. Which of these artists is buried there? Raphael
Who wrote *Human, All Too Human*? Nietzsche
What bonus do commanders receive in the “Iron Guard” role on the “COMMANDER OVERVIEW” page? Troop Health +1%
In what year was the Soviet Union formed? 1922
In which of these disciplines is the Nobel Prize NOT awarded? Mathematics
According to Norse mythology, who kills Odin, the king of the gods, during Ragnarök? Fenrir
Where was Pablo Picasso born? Iberia
Which demigod captured Cerberus, the “three-headed dog of Hades,” in ancient Greek mythology? Hercules
To which country does Easter Island belong? Chile
In which country is the “leaning” Tower of Pisa located? Italy
Which civilization grants a 20% bonus to the healing speed of hospitals? France
The Battle of L marked the turning point in which conflict?As-Navas-de-Tolosa? The Reconquista
By what percentage do the stats of equipment with special talent bonuses increase if it is selected by a commander with the corresponding talent? 30%
Which of these artists does NOT belong to the Baroque era? Vincent van Gogh
What is inside the chest for reaching 1,000 points? An Epic Commander
statue According to the legend of King Arthur, which Knight of the Round Table did Queen Guinevere fall in love with? Lancelot
Which civilization can increase hospital capacity? Byzantium
How many items of the same quality must you select to complete “Ready for Battle”? 6
What did cactus spines evolve from? Leaves
Which civilization in RoK has the special “Hwaran” warrior? Korea
Which of the following is Minamoto no Yoshitsune’s active skill? Kyohachi-ryu
Which country did England fight against at the Battle of Agincourt? France
Which military commander is credited with the words “I came, I saw, I conquered”? Julius Caesar
Which ancient Egyptian pharaoh’s tomb was discovered in 1922 by the British archaeologist Howard Carter? Tutankhamun
In which army did the “Varangian Guard” fight? Byzantine
Who was the king of Prussia during the Seven Years’ War? Frederick II
Who was the god of death in ancient Greek mythology? Thanatos
Who won the Battle of Hastings? William the Conqueror
On which continent did the Maya civilization originate? America
Who was the first consul of the Roman Republic? Lucius Junius Brutus
Where was Napoleon Bonaparte exiled after his defeat at Waterloo? Saint Helena
Which composer wrote the opera *The Marriage of Figaro*? Mozart
Which of the following CANNOT speed up alliance assistance? Training troops
How often is the World Cup held? Once every 4 years
Which type of warrior receives a good bonus from Sun Tzu’s “Master Strategist” skill? Infantry
In which country’s formal writing system were hieroglyphs used? Ancient Egypt
Which commander is considered to have embodied the ideal of the “bushido spirit”? Masashige
Kusunoki Which of these inventions was NOT made during the First Industrial Revolution? The telephone
How many pieces of regular iron ore must be combined to obtain a piece of advanced “iron ore”? 4
Which of these stories is not included in the Brothers Grimm’s fairy tales? The Little Mermaid
What musical instrument is the symbol of Ireland? The harp
What did Che Guevara study in college? Medicine
Some historians consider “Tile Day” to be the start of the French Revolution. In which city did it take place? Grenoble
In which country was the Carlsberg Group founded in 1847? Denmark
Which tree was considered the World Tree in Norse mythology? Ash
What does studying “Mathematics” at the academy provide? It increases research speed.
The World Tree in Norse mythology? Ash
Which vitamin is broccoli rich in? Vitamin C
Which city-state defeated Sparta at the Battle of Leuctra? Thebes
Which school of painting does Georges Seurat represent? Pointillism
What ethnic group in ancient China had Tongwancheng as its capital? The Xiongnu
What material did Charles Macintosh use to create the first modern raincoat? Rubber
A decrease in which indicator indicates an approach to a vacuum? Air
pressure Which of these European navigators was the first to reach Brazil? Pedro Álvares Cabral
In which English palace did the Star Chamber hold its sessions? Westminster Palace
Which two countries made up the Iberian Union? Portugal and Spain
How long does the “Basic Army Expansion” last? 4 hours
In honor of which holiday is the El Niño phenomenon named? Christmas
Which of these items CANNOT be purchased from the Mysterious Merchant? Passport
page In his last book, what species’ impact on the soil did Charles Darwin write about? Earthworms
Which of these commanders actually ruled his kingdom but did not occupy the throne? Charles Martel
How many gold medals did African-American athlete Jesse win? Owens at the 1936 Olympics? 4
Which country’s national anthem is called “The March of Independence”? Turkey
Which of these documents is the source of the values of the “American Dream”? The Declaration of Independence
What was the name of the goddess of love in Norse mythology? Freyja
Who is the author of *Confessions of a Minor Man*? Osamu Dazai
Why did the Vikings make the bow and stern of their drakkars symmetrical? So they could quickly sail in the other direction without having to turn
around In which museum is the “Mona Lisa” currently on display? The Louvre
Which civilization grants a 5% bonus to damage dealt by the commander’s active skills? The Ottomans
During which season are the nights shorter and the days longer? Summer
Which of these poems tells of the Battle of the Pass of Roncesvalles, where Charlemagne and his knights fought? The Song of Roland
Who owned the hammer Mjölnir in Norse mythology? Thor
Which philosopher wrote *The Republic*? Plato
Who was the first person to walk in space? Yuri Gagarin
Which short-period comet can be regularly observed with the naked eye from Earth? Halley’s
Comet In which country was the microscope invented? The Netherlands
What active skill does Charles Martel have? Immortal Shield
In what year was the first edition of *The Diary of Anne Frank* published? 1947
In which country is Çatalhöyük located? Turkey
Which of these works was written by Mary Shelley? Frankenstein
Why was the Great Pyramid of Giza built? As a tomb for Pharaoh Khufu
In what year was the first Wimbledon tennis tournament held? 1877
The world’s first national park is… Yellowstone
In what year did Einstein publish his works in *Annus Mirabilis* (The Miraculous Year)? 1905
What philosophy did the Chinese philosopher Laozi found? Daoism
Who were the first to reach the summit of Mount Everest? Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary
Which two countries’ armies met on the Elbe toward the end of World War II? The USSR and the United States
Who delivered the famous “I Have a Dream” speech? Martin Luther King
Which woman was the first to win the Nobel Prize? Marie Curie
A deficiency of what causes lactose intolerance? Lactase
Which two Portuguese cities are connected by the Ponte de D. Luís I bridge? Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia
Which of these reinforcements could be effective in the Battle of Sunset Canyon? Equipment
buffs What was the reign name of the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty of China? Xuantu
To which civilization in RoK does the special warrior “Axe Thrower” belong? France
Which Chinese dynasty did Jiang Ziya help found? Zhou
What historical event is commemorated by the French national holiday on July 14? The Storming of the Bastille
Who was the first woman in the world to receive the Nobel Peace Prize? Marie Curie
How many teleports does the alliance receive for being the first to capture the obelisk in “The Ark of Osiris”? 8
According to the legend of the Capitoline she-wolf, what happened to Romulus and Remus, the twins she nursed? Romulus became the founder and first king of Rome
How many VIP points can you buy with 200 gems? 200
By how much does the “Gathering Speed” item increase gathering speed? 50%
By how much does the “Attack Boost (Advanced)” item increase attack power? 10%
What writing system was used to carve the Code of Hammurabi into stone? Cuneiform
Why was British nurse Florence Nightingale known as “The Lady with the Lamp”? She tended to patients at night
What does the word “Formula” in the name “Formula 1” mean? The rules that participants’
cars must follow Who was the only U.S. president to serve more than two terms? Franklin D. Roosevelt
Who was Theo van Gogh, the younger brother of the famous Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh? An art
dealer Which two oceans does the Panama Canal connect? The Pacific and the Atlantic
In which city did The Beatles form in 1960? Liverpool
Edward VIII became King of England in January 1936 and abdicated the throne that same year. In which monthWhen did this happen? December
Which of these people was born in the same year as the singer Luciano Pavarotti? Elvis Presley
Which of these film festivals is the oldest? Venice
What were the characters in the short story collection *The Decameron* hiding from on the outskirts of Florence? The plague
What is the default carrying capacity if your trading post is level 25? 5 million
Why is the Dead Sea called that? The water is too salty for plants and animals
to live in it Which pharaoh ordered the construction of the Abu Simbel temples? Ramses II
Which of these battles did NOT take place during the Greco-Persian Wars? The Battle of Azenkur
Who was Tel Van Gogh, the younger brother of the famous Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh? An art
dealer Which of these structures is a decorative feature? Stone drum
What is the main cause of altitude sickness? A decrease in oxygen levels at high altitudes
For which disease did Edward Jenner, known as the “father of immunology,” create a vaccine? Smallpox
Which civilization grants a 5% bonus to cavalry attack? Germany
What is the name of the speech that Prussian Prime Minister Otto von Bismarck delivered in September 1862? "Iron and Blood
" In which modern city was Shakespeare’s Globe Theater located? London
At what VIP level do you permanently unlock the second phase of construction? Level 6
Where was the Titanic headed on its first, ill-fated voyage? New York
What is the troop capacity per level if your castle is Level 25? 2 million
Who was Tel Van Gogh, the younger brother of the famous Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh? An art
dealer How many dots make up the pause between two words in Morse code? 7 dots
Who led the first Salt March? Mahatma Gandhi
What title did Pierre de Coubertin, the founder of the International Olympic Committee, hold? Baron
Engineers from which country invented the Zeppelin? Germany
How long did the first Academy Awards ceremony last in 1929? 15 minutes
Into how many separate khanates had the Mongol Empire split by the time of Kublai Khan’s death in 1294? 4
What causes karst formations? The dissolution of rock
In which theater was Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 in C minor first performed in 1808? Theater an der Wien
How long does the “Hire a Builder” item last? 2 days
What caused the death of the outstanding statesman and military leader Pericles? The plague
What size fog square does the “Map of the Kingdom” item clear? 10x10
Who was the last emperor of the Holy Roman Empire? Francis II
Who became the first king of Italy after its unification in 1861? Victor Emmanuel II
In which of these cities did the subway first appear? London
Who became the first king of Italy after its unification in 1861? Victor Emmanuel II
In what year was the first Wimbledon tournament held? 1877
Why was Florence Nightingale nicknamed “The Lady with the Lamp”? For her regular nightly rounds among the sick
During the decline of which Chinese dynasty does the novel *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* begin? Han
What does the “Skilled Craftsman” alliance skill do? It significantly increases the construction speed of the alliance
flag Which of these buildings is related to the economy? Alliance
Center Which of these kingdoms is the most lawless in the game? 1211
How many chests are awarded for 60 daily activity points earned in a day? 3
Which of the following earns daily activity points? Defeating barbarian troops on the map
Which of these buildings is a military structure? Scout
Camp What does the alliance skill “Full Load” do? It increases the gathering speed of one type of resource for alliance
members How does the Venus flytrap digest the insects it catches? It secretes a digestive enzyme
through its leaves What was the Bastille originally—a prison that once stood in the center of Paris? A fortress
Which of the following most likely led to the onset of the Bronze Age? Bronze is harder and more durable than other materials
known at the time What technology preceded “Heavy Cavalry”? Chain
mail Which of Which of these doctors was the first to describe the circulatory system and the functions of the heart in full and in detail? William Garvey
On which continent does the serval cat live? Africa
Which city is the capital of Scotland? Edinburgh
How many times has the International Committee of the Red Cross won the Nobel Peace Prize since its founding in 1863? 3
In what year was the Napoleonic Code adopted? 1804
Which Dutch scientist is called the “father of microbiology”? Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
In which country was the revolutionary and strategist Simón Bolívar born? Venezuela
How were new copies of the Gutenberg Bible produced? On a printing press using movable type
What does the “Natural Gift” alliance skill do? Creates resource points in a selected area
What technology precedes “Paveza Shield”? Armor-piercing tip
Which technology precedes the swordsman? Ironworking
What kind of fish is a clownfish? A tropical marine
fish Which of the following was NOT a privilege of scribes in Ancient Egypt? They did not pay for medical treatment
Which of the following was a general during the Genpei War in Japan? Tomoe Gozen
Which of these buildings cannot be upgraded? A relay station
Where was Marco Polo, the famous traveler and merchant, born? The Republic of Venice
Where was the famous “Terracotta Army” found? In the imperial mausoleum
Which kingdom, during the Warring States period, defeated the other six and established a unified Chinese empire? Qin
The Celtic god Taranis is the god of what? Thunder
The ancient Greek goddess Eos is known as the goddess of what? Dawn
What was the main cause of the formation of the Himalayas? The collision of tectonic plates
Besides “Number of Scouts” and “Power,” which other scout camp parameter can be improved? Scouts’ marching speed and reconnaissance
radius Which of the following is NOT one of Mulan’s skills? Invincible Army
Which of the following correctly describes the Arctic Circle? You can experience the polar day and polar night
there In what year did Alexander Fleming invent penicillin? 1928
Which of these animals does NOT lay eggs? The bat
Aside from “How Many Times You Can Be Helped” and “Power,” which other alliance center parameter can be upgraded? Reinforcement
Capacity Which of the following is NOT one of Matilda of Flanders’ skills? Celtic Blood
What is the main function of white blood cells in the human body? Fighting infections and diseases
Through which of these countries does the Prime Meridian run? Mali
Which of these countries is entirely located in the Northern Hemisphere? None
of the above What was the relationship between the famous generals Tolui and Genghis Khan? Father and son
Which of these vitamins is most beneficial for eyesight? Vitamin A
In which of these Brazilian cities were the Olympic Games held? Rio de Janeiro
For what discovery did biologist Karl Landsteiner receive the Nobel Prize? He discovered blood
types Which gas makes the air smell fresh after a thunderstorm? Ozone
Which lions usually have manes? Adult males
In which country has the current national flag been in use the longest? Denmark
What gas makes up more than 90% of Mars’ atmosphere? Carbon
dioxide Who was the last Russian emperor? Nicholas II
Who issued the Edict of Milan? Constantine I
Why does coffee “wake people up”? It contains caffeine
Who discovered the Silk Road on the orders of Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty? Zhang Qian
Which astronomer proposed the heliocentric model of the universe in the 16th century? Nicolaus Copernicus
Why did sailors used to often suffer from scurvy? Because of a lack of fresh fruits and vegetables on long voyages
Which of these diseases can be caused by a vitamin D deficiency? Rickets
In which country is the mysterious Stonehenge located? Great
Britain Which of these commanders is more successful than the others at leading troops to gather resources? Sondok
What bonus do commanders receive when playing as “Pathfinder” on the “COMMANDER OVERVIEW” page? None of the above
OnceKeira’s exploits in battle amazed the whole world. Where did this battle take place? Sunset Canyon
What bonus do commanders receive when they take on the “Instructor” role on the “COMMANDER OVERVIEW” page? Troop Attack +1%
Which of these commanders is more successful than the others at leading troops into battle against enemy archers? Cao Cao
Where was Commander Lokhar born? In a distant barbarian tribe
Which of these commanders is more successful than the others at leading troops into battle against enemy infantry? Hermann
Which of these commanders is more successful than the others at leading troops into battle against enemy cavalry? Sun Tzu
What bonus do commanders in the “Tax Collector” role receive on the “COMMANDER OVERVIEW” page? Mobilization Speed +5%
Which of the following is NOT one of Lohar’s skills? Total Annihilation
Which of the following is NOT one of Velizarius’s skills? Fearsome Power
Which of the following is NOT one of the King’s skills? Reinforcements
Which of the following is NOT one of Osman I’s skills? Cunning Tactics
Which of the following is NOT one of Keira’s skills? Rebellious Blood
Which of the following enhances the “Queen” title? Collection
Speed Which of the following most accurately describes the Mediterranean climate? Hot, dry summers and cold, windy winters
Where did King John “Lackland” of England agree to the Magna Carta in 1215? Ranimid
The last emperor of China? Pu Yi
Which historical figure is buried in the Temple of Inscriptions at Palenque? Pakal the Great
Under which emperor was the Temple of Heaven built in China? Emperor Yongle (Zhu Di)
Which mosquitoes usually feed on animal blood? Females
What is the hardest part of the human body? Tooth enamel
Which of these countries is the smallest in area? Vatican
City What causes the characteristic smell in the air after rain? The effect of actinomycetes
After the death of which relative in 1100 did Henry I ascend to the English throne? His brother
Which of Henry VIII’s children was the first to rule England? Edward VI
How many bones are there in an adult’s body? 206
Which of these descriptions of royal titles is incorrect? The Prime Minister’s units have a higher attack
Which of these descriptions of royal titles is incorrect? The Duke’s units have a higher attack
Which of these is NOT one of Hermann’s skills? Irresistible
What is Commander Baybars’s strength? Commanding cavalry
Who founded the Mongol Empire? Genghis
Khan Which of the following was a Knight of the Round Table? Lancelot
Who was the first woman created by Hephaestus, according to Greek mythology? Pandora
What is Commander Hannibal Barca’s strength? Attacking cities
When is International Day of Forests observed? March
21 What is the date of World No Tobacco Day? May
31 Which of these periods was the first in which dinosaurs lived? Triassic
Because of which property of liquids do some cocktails have a layered appearance? Density
Which of these gases does NOT contribute to the greenhouse effect in Earth’s atmosphere? Nitrogen
Which of these cat breeds is hairless? Sphynx
Which of these countries is closest to the North Pole? Finland
How many Earth days does one day on Venus last? 243 days
If you catch and release a deep-sea fish, why is it important to puncture its swim bladder? So that it doesn’t die from swim bladder
distension How else was the alcoholic beverage gin used in the 18th century? As medicine
In which battle did Hannibal’s army defeat the numerically superior Roman army during the Second Punic War? The Battle of Cannae
Who won the Nobel Prize in Literature “for novels and short stories in which fantasy and reality, blending together, reflect the life and conflicts of an entire continent”? Gabriel García Márquez
What causes lunar eclipses? The Earth comes between the Sun and the Moon
Which of these diseases was nicknamed the “Black Death” and raged across Europe in the late Middle Ages? Bubonic plague
Who won the Nobel Prize in Literature for the autobiography *Living to Tell the Tale*? Gabriel García Márquez
What is the strength of a coma?Who is Keira? Commanding Archers
What is Commander Lancelot’s strength? Commanding Cavalry
What bonus can you gain by capturing the Sanctuary of Valor? Commanders Gain More Experience
During which period of European history, spanning from 1300 to 1600, was there a renewed interest in classical culture that led to sweeping changes in art, education, and worldview? The Renaissance
Which of these achievements must be completed before earning the “White Crow” achievement? Long-Range
Strike What is Commander Osman I’s strength? City
Assault What is Commander Hermann’s strength? Commanding Archers
What is Commander Yilchi Mundok’s strength? Commanding Infantry
What is Commander Sun Tzu’s strength? Commanding City
Garrisons When a ruler’s town hall reaches level 25, how many farms can he build? 4
Which book is the oldest surviving Chinese book on military strategy? Sun Tzu’s
*The Art of War* Which English king popularized the “Windsor knot”? Edward VIII
In which Danish city is the Little Mermaid statue located? Copenhagen
Which lighthouse was built by the Macedonians after they conquered Egypt (it is one of the Seven Wonders of the World)? The Lighthouse
of Alexandria Which ancient Greek scholar laid the foundations of European mathematics and wrote the treatise *Elements* on geometry? Euclid
Which of these gods was Zeus’s older brother according to Greek mythology? Poseidon
Under which Indian dynasty was the Taj Mahal built? The Great Mughals
Who founded the Tokugawa shogunate in Japan? Tokugawa Ieyasu
Which of these juices is an ingredient in the classic “Blood Mary” cocktail? Tomato
Which flower is the national symbol of the Philippines? Sampaguita
What was the name of the three-headed dog of the god Hades in ancient Greek mythology, who guarded the gates of the Underworld? Cerberus
Whose beauty sparked the Trojan War? Helen’s
From which famous and influential family did the renowned Renaissance patron Duke Lorenzo come? The Medici
Within the territory of which modern country was the Kingdom of Prussia primarily located in the 17th–19th centuries? Germany
Which European country’s king funded Christopher Columbus’s famous expedition? Spain
Which of the following is the national flower of the Philippines? Jasmine
In which city were the 1900 Olympic Games held? Paris
Representatives of which ancient civilization built the lost city of Machu Picchu? The Incas
The birthplace of the traditional Chinese comedy Xiangsheng was three places: Tianqiao in Beijing, the Guanyue Market in Tianjin, and another in Nanjing. Which one? Fuzimiao
According to what was it considered a crime to give Martin Luther food or shelter? The Edict
of Worms Which commander captured Constantinople at the age of 21? Mehmed II
Which war brought an end to the Plantagenet dynasty’s rule in England and brought the Tudors to power? The War of the Roses
Which ancient Greek philosopher liked to discuss his ideas while walking, which is why his school was nicknamed the “Peripatetics,” or “walkers”? Aristotle
What did Erasmus of Rotterdam and Thomas More have in common? Both were humanists
Which German psychologist discovered the “forgetting curve”? Hermann Ebbinghaus
How many milliamps (mA) are in one ampere (A)? 1,000
Who painted the “Mona Lisa”? Leonardo da Vinci
To which order of mammals do pigs belong? Artiodactyla
Which of these alternative energy sources involves splitting heavy atoms into lighter ones to release energy? Nuclear energy
The largest island in the world is... Greenland
“The end justifies the means” is a famous quote from the author of *The Prince*. What was his name? Machiavelli
Which of these French kings is known as the “Sun King”? Louis XIV
Which Asian country is located on the territory of the former Parthian Empire? Iran
Which of these physicists was born on the anniversary of Galileo Galilei’s death and died on Einstein’s birthday? Stephen Hawking
In which country did the Carlist Wars take place in the 19th century? Spain
From which dynastyWhat was the ancestral lineage of Queen Victoria of England? Hanoverian
Which French king was nicknamed “the Saint”? Louis IX
Who founded the Joseon Dynasty? Yi Seong-gye
Which of the minerals known to humankind is the softest? Talc
Which ethnic group founded the earliest civilization in Mesopotamia? The Sumerians
What was Belisarius nicknamed? “The Last of the
Romans” Which of these commanders joined a rebellion against her own husband? Constance
Which inventor built the first electric locomotive in 1837? Robert Davidson
The four main varieties of guzheng in ancient China were haozhong, luci, jiaowei, and …? Raoliang
Which country gave the Statue of Liberty to the American people? France
Which of the following was a Renaissance intellectual movement in which thinkers studied classical texts and explored human potential and achievements? Humanism
The four biggest musicals in the world are *Cats*, *Les Misérables*, *Miss Saigon*, and …? *The Phantom of
the Opera* Which commander concluded a truce with Saladin in 1192? Richard I
Which of the following was not a pillar of the Renaissance? Mannerism
Which of the following was an enemy of Richard the Lionheart? Saladin
Who invented the printing press? Johann Gutenberg
Which of these marine species has existed the longest? Nautilus
Insufficient intake of which element can cause goiter? Iodine
Who proposed the philosophical idea “I think, therefore I am”? Descartes
Which building was constructed in London to host the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations in 1851? The Crystal Palace
Which of the following was known as the Eastern Roman Empire? The Byzantine Empire
Which of these commanders successfully led archers? Yi Seong-gye
Which of these commanders became famous as a military leader of the Kamakura period? Minamoto no Yoshitsune
Which of the following was NOT invented in China? The seismograph
Who is considered the “father of the modern Olympic Games”? Pierre de Coubertin
Who was the only English king to be executed? Charles I
Which of these commanders participated in the Battle of Chibi? Cao Cao
What nickname did the first Russian tsar receive because of his tyranny? Ivan the Terrible
Which country is not part of Europe? Egypt
Which of the Seven Wonders of the World was built to relieve the new Queen of Babylon’s homesickness? The Hanging Gardens of Semiramis
Which of the commanders was nicknamed “The Roaring Barbarian”? Lokhar
Which layer of the Sun can be seen with the naked eye under normal conditions? The photosphere
In which war did the British houses of Lancaster and York fight for the English throne? The War of the Roses
Which of the following is not one of Sid Campeador’s skills? Knighthood
Who conquered the Byzantine Empire? The Ottomans
How many fingers does the cartoon character Mickey Mouse have on each hand? 4
Which of these terms describes the act of restricting the use of a natural resource to protect it? Conservation
Which of these works were created by Leonardo da Vinci? The Last Supper, the Mona Lisa
Which of these commanders is known as the “Iron Lady of Mercia”? Ethelflæd
What is Keira’s nickname? The Red Chameleon
What beverage did American pharmacist John Pemberton invent? Coke
In which city were the Summer Olympic Games held in 2000? Sydney
What is the name of the sedimentary rock formed from decomposed plant material in marshy areas? Coal
What is adaptation based on? Mutations and genetic recombination
In which country was movable type first used? China
Johann Gutenberg’s printing press led to all of the following, except…? An increase in the power of the church
In which country was the air conditioner invented? The
United States Which of the following does not yield personal credit? Sending resources to allies
For what were Northern humanists, such as Erasmus of Rotterdam, famous? An interest in religious and social reform
Which of these is NOT one of Pelayo’s passive skills? An offensive
Which of the heroes of Greek mythology set outWho set out in search of the Golden Fleece? Jason
What was Achilles’ only weakness according to Greek mythology? His heel
Which commander is known as the “Conqueror of Chaos”? Cao Cao
Which of the following is NOT depicted on the Mexican flag? A camel
Where did the Mughal Empire spread Islam? Most of India
What is the relationship between Zeus and Hermes in Greek mythology? Father and son
Which of these commanders successfully led infantry? Richard I
Which of the following does the green Olympic ring symbolize? Oceania
How did Saladin change the Middle East? He conquered most of Palestine
What did Spartacus do before leading the largest slave revolt in Ancient Rome? He was a gladiator
Mutations are important because they contribute to… Genetic variation necessary for the evolution of a population
Which ancient Greek physicist discovered the law of buoyancy while taking a bath? Archimedes
Which ancient Indian state was ruled by Ashoka the Great? The Mauryan
Empire With whom did Minamoto no Yoshitsune raise an army to fight Taira no Kiyomori? Minamoto no Yoritomo
Which Portuguese explorer sailed from the Cape of Good Hope to India? Vasco da Gama
What did Europeans call the Scandinavian raiders who frequently attacked their lands from the 8th to the 11th centuries CE? Vikings
Who in India was given the title “Mahatma”? Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
According to Norse mythology, who wielded the spear Gungnir? Odin
Which of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac comes first? The rat
People in which profession, which originated in Ancient Greece, are required to take the Hippocratic Oath? Doctors
Which of the following was not a goal of Greek mythology? To show the path to salvation
Which troupe is considered Canada’s “national treasure”? Cirque du Soleil
Why are favorable traits most often passed down to offspring? Better chances of survival and reproduction
Which animal pulls Santa Claus’s sleigh? Reindeer
How do you earn Alliance Technology Credits? By donating to Alliance
Technology research Which fruit, known as the “wolf peach,” was mistakenly believed to be poisonous? The tomato
Where did the Renaissance begin? Italy
To which war or battle is Homer’s epic “The Iliad” dedicated? The Trojan War
What are treaty books used for? To upgrade a castle
What speed boost can be used in the Ark of Osiris? Healing
boost Which commander was nicknamed “Defender of Carthage”? Hannibal Barca
Which of these is a source of energy? Oil
Which four-word motto did Oda Nobunaga follow? “Rule by force
alone” How many times does the digit 1 appear when writing the numbers 1 through 99? 20
Which of these commanders defeated Cyrus the Great in battle? Tomyris
What are Resistance Arrows used for? To improve the
watchtower Which of these commanders successfully leads the cavalry? Minamoto no Yoshitsune
What color is a polar bear’s fur? Black
Which of these is a metallic resource? Iron
Where did ancient Roman soldiers get their weapons and armor? They made them themselves
What is the name of the process of splitting atoms? Fission
What is the name of the renewable energy obtained by burning organic materials, such as wood and alcohol? Biomass
Who was the emperor of the First French Empire? Napoleon Bonaparte
Where do most hurricanes form? On the open sea
Mutations are changes in what? DNA
In what year did Richard the Lionheart and Saladin sign a truce? 1192
Which planet in the Solar System rotates the fastest? Jupiter
Which of the following is a phase of the “Greatest Ruler” event? Destruction of the enemy
Which country was the first to introduce the 8-hour workday? Great Britain
Who wrote “The Art of War”? Sun Tzu
Why do frogs and other organisms produce so many offspring/eggs? The more offspring, the higher their chances of survival
What is the process of combining atoms called? Fusion
Which of these is not a natural resource? Clothing
Which Which landmark in Sydney (Australia) resembles sails? The Sydney Opera House
Which artist designed St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican? Michelangelo
According to Greek mythology, to whom did the Trojan prince Paris give the golden apple inscribed with the words “To the Fairest”? Aphrodite
Who came up with the idea of the Trojan Horse? Who won the Trojan War? Odysseus; the Greeks
Where did Genghis Khan begin building the Mongol Empire? Asia
Who ruled over everything in the kingdoms of Ancient Egypt? The pharaoh
Which ancient Greek scholar’s theory did Galileo disprove with his experiment at the Leaning Tower of Pisa? Aristotle
Which two major works are attributed to Homer? The Odyssey and the Iliad
What is the name of the eye of a hurricane? The Eye
What kind of artworks did Flemish and Italian artists create during the Renaissance? Realistic
Which commander was nicknamed the “Celtic Rose”? Boudicca
Who first introduced the Julian calendar in Rome? Julius Caesar
Which type of troops is effective against cavalry? Infantry
Under which king did Wales officially become part of the United Kingdom? Henry VIII
Glasses are made of quartz, sand, and…? Oil
What characterizes cone-shaped tornadoes? Rotation
How many kilometers is a marathon? 40
How many phases are there in the “Greatest Ruler” event? 5
What was the name of the only ancient civilization that developed in the tropical jungle rather than in a river basin? The Incas
Which European wrote the first detailed travelogue about the history, culture, and art of China? Marco Polo
What was Julius Caesar’s nickname? The Uncrowned King
When was the Declaration of Independence written? 1776
Which river is the longest in the world? The Nile
Which commander became famous under the name Barbarossa? Frederick I
One of the capitals of Austria-Hungary was Budapest; what was the other? Vienna
What was the Renaissance a “rebirth” of? Classical culture
Which of the Babylonian codes became the first complete body of laws in recorded history? The Code of Hammurabi
Which of these is a renewable resource? Water
Who founded the Kingdom of Asturias? Pelayo
Which Portuguese explorer was the first European to sail around Africa from the south? Bartolomeu Dias
Which prominent statesman became the first shogun of the Edo shogunate at the end of Japan’s “Warring States Period”? Tokugawa Ieyasu
What honorary title did the founder of KFC receive? Colonel
What discovery made it possible to decipher hieroglyphs? The Rosetta Stone
What are the differences between species, such as a bird’s beak, called? Variations
Which of these resources is not found in jeans? Lead
What was the foundation of the Ancient Egyptian economy? Agriculture
Which institution, established in the 6th century B.C. in the Roman Republic, served as an advisory and deliberative body? The Senate
Who killed Hector, and how did Achilles die? Achilles—an arrow pierced his heel
Which of the following is a non-renewable energy source (like coal, oil, or natural gas)? Fossil fuel
Who rules the kingdom? The leader of the alliance that conquered the Forgotten Temple
Where should the ark be taken in *The Ark of Osiris*? To a non-enemy structure
Which of the following musical instruments has six strings? Guitar
Which Roman emperor was named Augustus after the end of the civil war? Octavian
Which type of unit is effective against archers? Cavalry
The three Korean kingdoms are Baekje, Silla, and…? Goguryeo
What is used to gather alliance troops? A castle
Who was called the “Napoleon of the underworld” in some of the Sherlock Holmes stories? Professor Moriarty
Which commander fought in the Hundred Years’ War? Joan of Arc
Which of these types of fossil fuels, formed from marine organisms, is often found in folded or tilted layers and is used for heating and cooking? Natural gas
Which holy sites grant bonuses for troop attacks? Altar of Flame
Which Greek warrior killed Hector during the Trojan War? Achilles
Why did FDid Florence play an important role during the Renaissance? Birthplace and symbol of the Renaissance
What is the name of the type of electricity generated by water using large dams on a river? Hydroelectric power
Which of these items CANNOT be found in the silver chest at the tavern? The Book of Knowledge, Level 3
Which of the following was NOT one of the reasons for the start of the Renaissance in Italy? The plague epidemic bypassed Italy because of the Alps
Which part of the brain is affected by alcohol? The cerebellum
Which manga is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for the highest print run of a comic by a single author? One Piece
Who painted “The Last Supper”? Leonardo da Vinci
Which of these terms refers to valuable materials of geological origin extracted from the earth? Natural resources
How many action points can a ruler accumulate without using positive effects? 1
,000 In which civilization did the first public restrooms appear? Ancient Rome
At one time, France and Germany were part of a single state. Which one? Franks
Which of the following items CANNOT be found in Alliance Stores? A golden key
Which type of unit is strong against infantry? Archers
Which of these commanders is skilled at gathering resources? Cleopatra VII
Which of the following is a liquid fossil fuel formed from marine organisms, burned to produce energy, and used to manufacture plastic? Oil
The three great ancient Greek philosophers were Plato, Aristotle, and…? Socrates
Where was the gathering place for the First Crusade? Constantinople
Who was the last female pharaoh of the Ptolemaic dynasty? Cleopatra VII
Who did his compatriots consider to be the most honest and the greatest democrat of Ancient Greece? Pericles
Which of these commanders was skilled at attacking enemy cities? Julius Caesar
What material did the Egyptians use to make paper? Papyrus
In which part of the world is humanity generally believed to have originated? Africa
What is the name of the phenomenon in which organisms that are better adapted to their environment pass on their traits to their offspring? Natural selection
How many kingdoms were there in the history of Ancient Egypt? 3
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Renaissance visual art? Flatness/two-dimensionality
In which country was perfume invented? Cyprus
What is the name of the 1688 revolution that established the constitutional monarchy of Great Britain? The Glorious Revolution
The greater the genetic diversity of a population, the greater the likelihood that some individuals will…? Survive
When Achilles refused to fight, Patroclus donned his armor, attacked the Trojans, and was killed. Who killed Patroclus? Hector
Which of the following does not increase a commander’s experience? Attacking other players
Which natural disaster is measured on the Richter scale? An earthquake
Which of these commanders was considered an enemy of Rome from childhood? Hannibal Barca
Which of these inexhaustible energy resources is associated with hot magma or hot, dry rock underground? Geothermal energy
What is the highest town hall level in RoK? 25
Which of the following describes a monotheist? Worships one god
Where did King Louis XIV of France move the royal court in 1682? The Palace
of Versailles What provided the main economic support for the Renaissance? Wealthy patrons
Who commanded the New Model Army, created by Parliament during the English Civil War? Cromwell
Which part of the human body contains the most water? The eyeballs
Which commander is known as “deadly honey”? Charca
Which commander demonstrated his military genius at the Battle of Poitiers (Battle of Tours) in the 8th century CE? Charles Martel
Who became the first Roman emperor? Octavian Augustus
Which ancient Greek city-state was famous for the brutal military training and bravery of its warriors? Sparta
Which work made Raphael famous? The School
of Athens Which ancient empire fought against Ancient Rome in the Punic Wars? Carthage
Which of these commanders was nicknamed “Father of Victories”? Baybarsr> Which of the following was built by order of Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal? The Taj Mahal
Who was considered the inspiration for the King of Hearts in poker? Charlemagne
Who was the defender and patron of Athens in ancient Greek mythology? Athena
Who is the mother of Cupid, the god of love in Roman mythology? Venus
Which of the following is NOT one of Baybars’ skills? Fearsome Strength
In which state is the Walt Disney Company’s headquarters located? California
How many units can rulers with a Town Hall level 17 or higher deploy? 4
How many letters are there in the modern English alphabet? 26
Who invented the “Ottoman cannon”? Urban
Which of the following CANNOT be earned for defeating barbarians? VIP points
A bright, short-period comet that returns to the Sun? Halley’s
Comet Who, besides Tokugawa Ieyasu, was among the three “great unifiers” of Japan? Oda Nobunaga and Toyotomi Hideyoshi
What were the creatures living in Asgard called in Norse mythology? Aesir
Who founded the First Persian Empire? Cyrus II the Great
Who carries brave warriors to Valhalla in Norse mythology? Valkyrie
How many activity points do you need to earn per day to claim the daily hint gift in “The Lucerne Scrolls”? 50
Which of these commanders gains the ability to turn some of the slain warriors into critically wounded warriors when attacking a city? Charlemagne
In which battle did the legendary Joseon Dynasty commander named Im Sun-sin sacrifice himself? The Battle of the Noryang
Strait Which of the following does not apply to the Sea of Rains on the Moon? There are traces of water
there Which legendary warrior’s spear was called “Dragonfly Cutter”? Honda Tadakatsu
Which continental mountain range is the longest on the planet? The Andes
Which of these is the national flower of India? The lotus
In which country was the poem “The Song of Sid” written? Spain
To which civilization in RoK does the special “Cataphract” warrior belong? Byzantium
What is the name of the Turkish strait separating Europe from Asia? The Bosphorus
Which of these countries is NOT part of the Historical Netherlands? Great Britain
Which composer wrote the opera “The Ring of the Nibelungs”? Wagner
Which of the following is NOT one of Hermann’s skills? Irresistible
Who conquered the “Kingdom of the Vandals and Alans” during the Vandal War? Belisarius
Which of these countries did NOT participate in the Northern Seven Years’ War (1563–1570)? Great Britain
During which period of Chinese history did the Battle of Feishui take place, when a small force defeated a much larger army? Eastern Jin
Dynasty Which of these alliance officers provides a research speed bonus? Advisor
Which emperor did the Turkic nomads call the “Heavenly Khan” during the Tang and Sui dynasties? Emperor Taizong
Where did reggae music originate? Jamaica
In which country did the Battle of Marengo take place? Italy
Who was not one of the Norns in Norse mythology? Karma
Many famous artists from the Renaissance onward were buried in the Pantheon. Which of these artists is buried there? Raphael
Who wrote *Human, All Too Human*? Nietzsche
What bonus do commanders receive in the “Iron Guard” role on the “COMMANDER OVERVIEW” page? Troop Health +1%
In what year was the Soviet Union formed? 1922
In which of these disciplines is the Nobel Prize NOT awarded? Mathematics
According to Norse mythology, who kills Odin, the king of the gods, during Ragnarök? Fenrir
Where was Pablo Picasso born? Iberia
Which demigod captured Cerberus, the “three-headed dog of Hades,” in ancient Greek mythology? Hercules
To which country does Easter Island belong? Chile
In which country is the “leaning” Tower of Pisa located? Italy
Which civilization grants a 20% bonus to the healing speed of hospitals? France
The Battle of L marked the turning point in which conflict?As-Navas-de-Tolosa? The Reconquista
By what percentage do the stats of equipment with special talent bonuses increase if it is selected by a commander with the corresponding talent? 30%
Which of these artists does NOT belong to the Baroque era? Vincent van Gogh
What is inside the chest for reaching 1,000 points? An Epic Commander
statue According to the legend of King Arthur, which Knight of the Round Table did Queen Guinevere fall in love with? Lancelot
Which civilization can increase hospital capacity? Byzantium
How many items of the same quality must you select to complete “Ready for Battle”? 6
What did cactus spines evolve from? Leaves
Which civilization in RoK has the special “Hwaran” warrior? Korea
Which of the following is Minamoto no Yoshitsune’s active skill? Kyohachi-ryu
Which country did England fight against at the Battle of Agincourt? France
Which military commander is credited with the words “I came, I saw, I conquered”? Julius Caesar
Which ancient Egyptian pharaoh’s tomb was discovered in 1922 by the British archaeologist Howard Carter? Tutankhamun
In which army did the “Varangian Guard” fight? Byzantine
Who was the king of Prussia during the Seven Years’ War? Frederick II
Who was the god of death in ancient Greek mythology? Thanatos
Who won the Battle of Hastings? William the Conqueror
On which continent did the Maya civilization originate? America
Who was the first consul of the Roman Republic? Lucius Junius Brutus
Where was Napoleon Bonaparte exiled after his defeat at Waterloo? Saint Helena
Which composer wrote the opera *The Marriage of Figaro*? Mozart
Which of the following CANNOT speed up alliance assistance? Training troops
How often is the World Cup held? Once every 4 years
Which type of warrior receives a good bonus from Sun Tzu’s “Master Strategist” skill? Infantry
In which country’s formal writing system were hieroglyphs used? Ancient Egypt
Which commander is considered to have embodied the ideal of the “bushido spirit”? Masashige
Kusunoki Which of these inventions was NOT made during the First Industrial Revolution? The telephone
How many pieces of regular iron ore must be combined to obtain a piece of advanced “iron ore”? 4
Which of these stories is not included in the Brothers Grimm’s fairy tales? The Little Mermaid
What musical instrument is the symbol of Ireland? The harp
What did Che Guevara study in college? Medicine
Some historians consider “Tile Day” to be the start of the French Revolution. In which city did it take place? Grenoble
In which country was the Carlsberg Group founded in 1847? Denmark
Which tree was considered the World Tree in Norse mythology? Ash
What does studying “Mathematics” at the academy provide? It increases research speed.
The World Tree in Norse mythology? Ash
Which vitamin is broccoli rich in? Vitamin C
Which city-state defeated Sparta at the Battle of Leuctra? Thebes
Which school of painting does Georges Seurat represent? Pointillism
What ethnic group in ancient China had Tongwancheng as its capital? The Xiongnu
What material did Charles Macintosh use to create the first modern raincoat? Rubber
A decrease in which indicator indicates an approach to a vacuum? Air
pressure Which of these European navigators was the first to reach Brazil? Pedro Álvares Cabral
In which English palace did the Star Chamber hold its sessions? Westminster Palace
Which two countries made up the Iberian Union? Portugal and Spain
How long does the “Basic Army Expansion” last? 4 hours
In honor of which holiday is the El Niño phenomenon named? Christmas
Which of these items CANNOT be purchased from the Mysterious Merchant? Passport
page In his last book, what species’ impact on the soil did Charles Darwin write about? Earthworms
Which of these commanders actually ruled his kingdom but did not occupy the throne? Charles Martel
How many gold medals did African-American athlete Jesse win? Owens at the 1936 Olympics? 4
Which country’s national anthem is called “The March of Independence”? Turkey
Which of these documents is the source of the values of the “American Dream”? The Declaration of Independence
What was the name of the goddess of love in Norse mythology? Freyja
Who is the author of *Confessions of a Minor Man*? Osamu Dazai
Why did the Vikings make the bow and stern of their drakkars symmetrical? So they could quickly sail in the other direction without having to turn
around In which museum is the “Mona Lisa” currently on display? The Louvre
Which civilization grants a 5% bonus to damage dealt by the commander’s active skills? The Ottomans
During which season are the nights shorter and the days longer? Summer
Which of these poems tells of the Battle of the Pass of Roncesvalles, where Charlemagne and his knights fought? The Song of Roland
Who owned the hammer Mjölnir in Norse mythology? Thor
Which philosopher wrote *The Republic*? Plato
Who was the first person to walk in space? Yuri Gagarin
Which short-period comet can be regularly observed with the naked eye from Earth? Halley’s
Comet In which country was the microscope invented? The Netherlands
What active skill does Charles Martel have? Immortal Shield
In what year was the first edition of *The Diary of Anne Frank* published? 1947
In which country is Çatalhöyük located? Turkey
Which of these works was written by Mary Shelley? Frankenstein
Why was the Great Pyramid of Giza built? As a tomb for Pharaoh Khufu
In what year was the first Wimbledon tennis tournament held? 1877
The world’s first national park is… Yellowstone
In what year did Einstein publish his works in *Annus Mirabilis* (The Miraculous Year)? 1905
What philosophy did the Chinese philosopher Laozi found? Daoism
Who were the first to reach the summit of Mount Everest? Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary
Which two countries’ armies met on the Elbe toward the end of World War II? The USSR and the United States
Who delivered the famous “I Have a Dream” speech? Martin Luther King
Which woman was the first to win the Nobel Prize? Marie Curie
A deficiency of what causes lactose intolerance? Lactase
Which two Portuguese cities are connected by the Ponte de D. Luís I bridge? Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia
Which of these reinforcements could be effective in the Battle of Sunset Canyon? Equipment
buffs What was the reign name of the last emperor of the Qing Dynasty of China? Xuantu
To which civilization in RoK does the special warrior “Axe Thrower” belong? France
Which Chinese dynasty did Jiang Ziya help found? Zhou
What historical event is commemorated by the French national holiday on July 14? The Storming of the Bastille
Who was the first woman in the world to receive the Nobel Peace Prize? Marie Curie
How many teleports does the alliance receive for being the first to capture the obelisk in “The Ark of Osiris”? 8
According to the legend of the Capitoline she-wolf, what happened to Romulus and Remus, the twins she nursed? Romulus became the founder and first king of Rome
How many VIP points can you buy with 200 gems? 200
By how much does the “Gathering Speed” item increase gathering speed? 50%
By how much does the “Attack Boost (Advanced)” item increase attack power? 10%
What writing system was used to carve the Code of Hammurabi into stone? Cuneiform
Why was British nurse Florence Nightingale known as “The Lady with the Lamp”? She tended to patients at night
What does the word “Formula” in the name “Formula 1” mean? The rules that participants’
cars must follow Who was the only U.S. president to serve more than two terms? Franklin D. Roosevelt
Who was Theo van Gogh, the younger brother of the famous Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh? An art
dealer Which two oceans does the Panama Canal connect? The Pacific and the Atlantic
In which city did The Beatles form in 1960? Liverpool
Edward VIII became King of England in January 1936 and abdicated the throne that same year. In which monthWhen did this happen? December
Which of these people was born in the same year as the singer Luciano Pavarotti? Elvis Presley
Which of these film festivals is the oldest? Venice
What were the characters in the short story collection *The Decameron* hiding from on the outskirts of Florence? The plague
What is the default carrying capacity if your trading post is level 25? 5 million
Why is the Dead Sea called that? The water is too salty for plants and animals
to live in it Which pharaoh ordered the construction of the Abu Simbel temples? Ramses II
Which of these battles did NOT take place during the Greco-Persian Wars? The Battle of Azenkur
Who was Tel Van Gogh, the younger brother of the famous Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh? An art
dealer Which of these structures is a decorative feature? Stone drum
What is the main cause of altitude sickness? A decrease in oxygen levels at high altitudes
For which disease did Edward Jenner, known as the “father of immunology,” create a vaccine? Smallpox
Which civilization grants a 5% bonus to cavalry attack? Germany
What is the name of the speech that Prussian Prime Minister Otto von Bismarck delivered in September 1862? "Iron and Blood
" In which modern city was Shakespeare’s Globe Theater located? London
At what VIP level do you permanently unlock the second phase of construction? Level 6
Where was the Titanic headed on its first, ill-fated voyage? New York
What is the troop capacity per level if your castle is Level 25? 2 million
Who was Tel Van Gogh, the younger brother of the famous Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh? An art
dealer How many dots make up the pause between two words in Morse code? 7 dots
Who led the first Salt March? Mahatma Gandhi
What title did Pierre de Coubertin, the founder of the International Olympic Committee, hold? Baron
Engineers from which country invented the Zeppelin? Germany
How long did the first Academy Awards ceremony last in 1929? 15 minutes
Into how many separate khanates had the Mongol Empire split by the time of Kublai Khan’s death in 1294? 4
What causes karst formations? The dissolution of rock
In which theater was Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5 in C minor first performed in 1808? Theater an der Wien
How long does the “Hire a Builder” item last? 2 days
What caused the death of the outstanding statesman and military leader Pericles? The plague
What size fog square does the “Map of the Kingdom” item clear? 10x10
Who was the last emperor of the Holy Roman Empire? Francis II
Who became the first king of Italy after its unification in 1861? Victor Emmanuel II
In which of these cities did the subway first appear? London
Who became the first king of Italy after its unification in 1861? Victor Emmanuel II
In what year was the first Wimbledon tournament held? 1877
Why was Florence Nightingale nicknamed “The Lady with the Lamp”? For her regular nightly rounds among the sick
During the decline of which Chinese dynasty does the novel *Romance of the Three Kingdoms* begin? Han
What does the “Skilled Craftsman” alliance skill do? It significantly increases the construction speed of the alliance
flag Which of these buildings is related to the economy? Alliance
Center Which of these kingdoms is the most lawless in the game? 1211
How many chests are awarded for 60 daily activity points earned in a day? 3
Which of the following earns daily activity points? Defeating barbarian troops on the map
Which of these buildings is a military structure? Scout
Camp What does the alliance skill “Full Load” do? It increases the gathering speed of one type of resource for alliance
members How does the Venus flytrap digest the insects it catches? It secretes a digestive enzyme
through its leaves What was the Bastille originally—a prison that once stood in the center of Paris? A fortress
Which of the following most likely led to the onset of the Bronze Age? Bronze is harder and more durable than other materials
known at the time What technology preceded “Heavy Cavalry”? Chain
mail Which of Which of these doctors was the first to describe the circulatory system and the functions of the heart in full and in detail? William Garvey
On which continent does the serval cat live? Africa
Which city is the capital of Scotland? Edinburgh
How many times has the International Committee of the Red Cross won the Nobel Peace Prize since its founding in 1863? 3
In what year was the Napoleonic Code adopted? 1804
Which Dutch scientist is called the “father of microbiology”? Antoni van Leeuwenhoek
In which country was the revolutionary and strategist Simón Bolívar born? Venezuela
How were new copies of the Gutenberg Bible produced? On a printing press using movable type
What does the “Natural Gift” alliance skill do? Creates resource points in a selected area
What technology precedes “Paveza Shield”? Armor-piercing tip
Which technology precedes the swordsman? Ironworking
What kind of fish is a clownfish? A tropical marine
fish Which of the following was NOT a privilege of scribes in Ancient Egypt? They did not pay for medical treatment
Which of the following was a general during the Genpei War in Japan? Tomoe Gozen
Which of these buildings cannot be upgraded? A relay station
Where was Marco Polo, the famous traveler and merchant, born? The Republic of Venice
Where was the famous “Terracotta Army” found? In the imperial mausoleum
Which kingdom, during the Warring States period, defeated the other six and established a unified Chinese empire? Qin
The Celtic god Taranis is the god of what? Thunder
The ancient Greek goddess Eos is known as the goddess of what? Dawn
What was the main cause of the formation of the Himalayas? The collision of tectonic plates
Besides “Number of Scouts” and “Power,” which other scout camp parameter can be improved? Scouts’ marching speed and reconnaissance
radius Which of the following is NOT one of Mulan’s skills? Invincible Army
Which of the following correctly describes the Arctic Circle? You can experience the polar day and polar night
there In what year did Alexander Fleming invent penicillin? 1928
Which of these animals does NOT lay eggs? The bat
Aside from “How Many Times You Can Be Helped” and “Power,” which other alliance center parameter can be upgraded? Reinforcement
Capacity Which of the following is NOT one of Matilda of Flanders’ skills? Celtic Blood
What is the main function of white blood cells in the human body? Fighting infections and diseases
Through which of these countries does the Prime Meridian run? Mali
Which of these countries is entirely located in the Northern Hemisphere? None
of the above What was the relationship between the famous generals Tolui and Genghis Khan? Father and son
Which of these vitamins is most beneficial for eyesight? Vitamin A
In which of these Brazilian cities were the Olympic Games held? Rio de Janeiro
For what discovery did biologist Karl Landsteiner receive the Nobel Prize? He discovered blood
types Which gas makes the air smell fresh after a thunderstorm? Ozone
Which lions usually have manes? Adult males
In which country has the current national flag been in use the longest? Denmark
What gas makes up more than 90% of Mars’ atmosphere? Carbon
dioxide Who was the last Russian emperor? Nicholas II
Who issued the Edict of Milan? Constantine I
Why does coffee “wake people up”? It contains caffeine
Who discovered the Silk Road on the orders of Emperor Wu Di of the Han Dynasty? Zhang Qian
Which astronomer proposed the heliocentric model of the universe in the 16th century? Nicolaus Copernicus
Why did sailors used to often suffer from scurvy? Because of a lack of fresh fruits and vegetables on long voyages
Which of these diseases can be caused by a vitamin D deficiency? Rickets
In which country is the mysterious Stonehenge located? Great
Britain Which of these commanders is more successful than the others at leading troops to gather resources? Sondok
What bonus do commanders receive when playing as “Pathfinder” on the “COMMANDER OVERVIEW” page? None of the above
OnceKeira’s exploits in battle amazed the whole world. Where did this battle take place? Sunset Canyon
What bonus do commanders receive when they take on the “Instructor” role on the “COMMANDER OVERVIEW” page? Troop Attack +1%
Which of these commanders is more successful than the others at leading troops into battle against enemy archers? Cao Cao
Where was Commander Lokhar born? In a distant barbarian tribe
Which of these commanders is more successful than the others at leading troops into battle against enemy infantry? Hermann
Which of these commanders is more successful than the others at leading troops into battle against enemy cavalry? Sun Tzu
What bonus do commanders in the “Tax Collector” role receive on the “COMMANDER OVERVIEW” page? Mobilization Speed +5%
Which of the following is NOT one of Lohar’s skills? Total Annihilation
Which of the following is NOT one of Velizarius’s skills? Fearsome Power
Which of the following is NOT one of the King’s skills? Reinforcements
Which of the following is NOT one of Osman I’s skills? Cunning Tactics
Which of the following is NOT one of Keira’s skills? Rebellious Blood
Which of the following enhances the “Queen” title? Collection
Speed Which of the following most accurately describes the Mediterranean climate? Hot, dry summers and cold, windy winters
Where did King John “Lackland” of England agree to the Magna Carta in 1215? Ranimid
The last emperor of China? Pu Yi
Which historical figure is buried in the Temple of Inscriptions at Palenque? Pakal the Great
Under which emperor was the Temple of Heaven built in China? Emperor Yongle (Zhu Di)
Which mosquitoes usually feed on animal blood? Females
What is the hardest part of the human body? Tooth enamel
Which of these countries is the smallest in area? Vatican
City What causes the characteristic smell in the air after rain? The effect of actinomycetes
After the death of which relative in 1100 did Henry I ascend to the English throne? His brother
Which of Henry VIII’s children was the first to rule England? Edward VI
How many bones are there in an adult’s body? 206
Which of these descriptions of royal titles is incorrect? The Prime Minister’s units have a higher attack
Which of these descriptions of royal titles is incorrect? The Duke’s units have a higher attack
Which of these is NOT one of Hermann’s skills? Irresistible
What is Commander Baybars’s strength? Commanding cavalry
Who founded the Mongol Empire? Genghis
Khan Which of the following was a Knight of the Round Table? Lancelot
Who was the first woman created by Hephaestus, according to Greek mythology? Pandora
What is Commander Hannibal Barca’s strength? Attacking cities
When is International Day of Forests observed? March
21 What is the date of World No Tobacco Day? May
31 Which of these periods was the first in which dinosaurs lived? Triassic
Because of which property of liquids do some cocktails have a layered appearance? Density
Which of these gases does NOT contribute to the greenhouse effect in Earth’s atmosphere? Nitrogen
Which of these cat breeds is hairless? Sphynx
Which of these countries is closest to the North Pole? Finland
How many Earth days does one day on Venus last? 243 days
If you catch and release a deep-sea fish, why is it important to puncture its swim bladder? So that it doesn’t die from swim bladder
distension How else was the alcoholic beverage gin used in the 18th century? As medicine
In which battle did Hannibal’s army defeat the numerically superior Roman army during the Second Punic War? The Battle of Cannae
Who won the Nobel Prize in Literature “for novels and short stories in which fantasy and reality, blending together, reflect the life and conflicts of an entire continent”? Gabriel García Márquez
What causes lunar eclipses? The Earth comes between the Sun and the Moon
Which of these diseases was nicknamed the “Black Death” and raged across Europe in the late Middle Ages? Bubonic plague
Who won the Nobel Prize in Literature for the autobiography *Living to Tell the Tale*? Gabriel García Márquez
What is the strength of a coma?Who is Keira? Commanding Archers
What is Commander Lancelot’s strength? Commanding Cavalry
What bonus can you gain by capturing the Sanctuary of Valor? Commanders Gain More Experience
During which period of European history, spanning from 1300 to 1600, was there a renewed interest in classical culture that led to sweeping changes in art, education, and worldview? The Renaissance
Which of these achievements must be completed before earning the “White Crow” achievement? Long-Range
Strike What is Commander Osman I’s strength? City
Assault What is Commander Hermann’s strength? Commanding Archers
What is Commander Yilchi Mundok’s strength? Commanding Infantry
What is Commander Sun Tzu’s strength? Commanding City
Garrisons When a ruler’s town hall reaches level 25, how many farms can he build? 4
Which book is the oldest surviving Chinese book on military strategy? Sun Tzu’s
*The Art of War* Which English king popularized the “Windsor knot”? Edward VIII
In which Danish city is the Little Mermaid statue located? Copenhagen
Which lighthouse was built by the Macedonians after they conquered Egypt (it is one of the Seven Wonders of the World)? The Lighthouse
of Alexandria Which ancient Greek scholar laid the foundations of European mathematics and wrote the treatise *Elements* on geometry? Euclid
Which of these gods was Zeus’s older brother according to Greek mythology? Poseidon
Under which Indian dynasty was the Taj Mahal built? The Great Mughals
Who founded the Tokugawa shogunate in Japan? Tokugawa Ieyasu
Which of these juices is an ingredient in the classic “Blood Mary” cocktail? Tomato
Which flower is the national symbol of the Philippines? Sampaguita
What was the name of the three-headed dog of the god Hades in ancient Greek mythology, who guarded the gates of the Underworld? Cerberus
Whose beauty sparked the Trojan War? Helen’s
From which famous and influential family did the renowned Renaissance patron Duke Lorenzo come? The Medici
Within the territory of which modern country was the Kingdom of Prussia primarily located in the 17th–19th centuries? Germany
Which European country’s king funded Christopher Columbus’s famous expedition? Spain
Which of the following is the national flower of the Philippines? Jasmine
In which city were the 1900 Olympic Games held? Paris
Representatives of which ancient civilization built the lost city of Machu Picchu? The Incas
The birthplace of the traditional Chinese comedy Xiangsheng was three places: Tianqiao in Beijing, the Guanyue Market in Tianjin, and another in Nanjing. Which one? Fuzimiao
According to what was it considered a crime to give Martin Luther food or shelter? The Edict
of Worms Which commander captured Constantinople at the age of 21? Mehmed II
Which war brought an end to the Plantagenet dynasty’s rule in England and brought the Tudors to power? The War of the Roses
Which ancient Greek philosopher liked to discuss his ideas while walking, which is why his school was nicknamed the “Peripatetics,” or “walkers”? Aristotle
What did Erasmus of Rotterdam and Thomas More have in common? Both were humanists
Which German psychologist discovered the “forgetting curve”? Hermann Ebbinghaus
How many milliamps (mA) are in one ampere (A)? 1,000
Who painted the “Mona Lisa”? Leonardo da Vinci
To which order of mammals do pigs belong? Artiodactyla
Which of these alternative energy sources involves splitting heavy atoms into lighter ones to release energy? Nuclear energy
The largest island in the world is... Greenland
“The end justifies the means” is a famous quote from the author of *The Prince*. What was his name? Machiavelli
Which of these French kings is known as the “Sun King”? Louis XIV
Which Asian country is located on the territory of the former Parthian Empire? Iran
Which of these physicists was born on the anniversary of Galileo Galilei’s death and died on Einstein’s birthday? Stephen Hawking
In which country did the Carlist Wars take place in the 19th century? Spain
From which dynastyWhat was the ancestral lineage of Queen Victoria of England? Hanoverian
Which French king was nicknamed “the Saint”? Louis IX
Who founded the Joseon Dynasty? Yi Seong-gye
Which of the minerals known to humankind is the softest? Talc
Which ethnic group founded the earliest civilization in Mesopotamia? The Sumerians
What was Belisarius nicknamed? “The Last of the
Romans” Which of these commanders joined a rebellion against her own husband? Constance
Which inventor built the first electric locomotive in 1837? Robert Davidson
The four main varieties of guzheng in ancient China were haozhong, luci, jiaowei, and …? Raoliang
Which country gave the Statue of Liberty to the American people? France
Which of the following was a Renaissance intellectual movement in which thinkers studied classical texts and explored human potential and achievements? Humanism
The four biggest musicals in the world are *Cats*, *Les Misérables*, *Miss Saigon*, and …? *The Phantom of
the Opera* Which commander concluded a truce with Saladin in 1192? Richard I
Which of the following was not a pillar of the Renaissance? Mannerism
Which of the following was an enemy of Richard the Lionheart? Saladin
Who invented the printing press? Johann Gutenberg
Which of these marine species has existed the longest? Nautilus
Insufficient intake of which element can cause goiter? Iodine
Who proposed the philosophical idea “I think, therefore I am”? Descartes
Which building was constructed in London to host the Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of All Nations in 1851? The Crystal Palace
Which of the following was known as the Eastern Roman Empire? The Byzantine Empire
Which of these commanders successfully led archers? Yi Seong-gye
Which of these commanders became famous as a military leader of the Kamakura period? Minamoto no Yoshitsune
Which of the following was NOT invented in China? The seismograph
Who is considered the “father of the modern Olympic Games”? Pierre de Coubertin
Who was the only English king to be executed? Charles I
Which of these commanders participated in the Battle of Chibi? Cao Cao
What nickname did the first Russian tsar receive because of his tyranny? Ivan the Terrible
Which country is not part of Europe? Egypt
Which of the Seven Wonders of the World was built to relieve the new Queen of Babylon’s homesickness? The Hanging Gardens of Semiramis
Which of the commanders was nicknamed “The Roaring Barbarian”? Lokhar
Which layer of the Sun can be seen with the naked eye under normal conditions? The photosphere
In which war did the British houses of Lancaster and York fight for the English throne? The War of the Roses
Which of the following is not one of Sid Campeador’s skills? Knighthood
Who conquered the Byzantine Empire? The Ottomans
How many fingers does the cartoon character Mickey Mouse have on each hand? 4
Which of these terms describes the act of restricting the use of a natural resource to protect it? Conservation
Which of these works were created by Leonardo da Vinci? The Last Supper, the Mona Lisa
Which of these commanders is known as the “Iron Lady of Mercia”? Ethelflæd
What is Keira’s nickname? The Red Chameleon
What beverage did American pharmacist John Pemberton invent? Coke
In which city were the Summer Olympic Games held in 2000? Sydney
What is the name of the sedimentary rock formed from decomposed plant material in marshy areas? Coal
What is adaptation based on? Mutations and genetic recombination
In which country was movable type first used? China
Johann Gutenberg’s printing press led to all of the following, except…? An increase in the power of the church
In which country was the air conditioner invented? The
United States Which of the following does not yield personal credit? Sending resources to allies
For what were Northern humanists, such as Erasmus of Rotterdam, famous? An interest in religious and social reform
Which of these is NOT one of Pelayo’s passive skills? An offensive
Which of the heroes of Greek mythology set outWho set out in search of the Golden Fleece? Jason
What was Achilles’ only weakness according to Greek mythology? His heel
Which commander is known as the “Conqueror of Chaos”? Cao Cao
Which of the following is NOT depicted on the Mexican flag? A camel
Where did the Mughal Empire spread Islam? Most of India
What is the relationship between Zeus and Hermes in Greek mythology? Father and son
Which of these commanders successfully led infantry? Richard I
Which of the following does the green Olympic ring symbolize? Oceania
How did Saladin change the Middle East? He conquered most of Palestine
What did Spartacus do before leading the largest slave revolt in Ancient Rome? He was a gladiator
Mutations are important because they contribute to… Genetic variation necessary for the evolution of a population
Which ancient Greek physicist discovered the law of buoyancy while taking a bath? Archimedes
Which ancient Indian state was ruled by Ashoka the Great? The Mauryan
Empire With whom did Minamoto no Yoshitsune raise an army to fight Taira no Kiyomori? Minamoto no Yoritomo
Which Portuguese explorer sailed from the Cape of Good Hope to India? Vasco da Gama
What did Europeans call the Scandinavian raiders who frequently attacked their lands from the 8th to the 11th centuries CE? Vikings
Who in India was given the title “Mahatma”? Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
According to Norse mythology, who wielded the spear Gungnir? Odin
Which of the 12 animals of the Chinese zodiac comes first? The rat
People in which profession, which originated in Ancient Greece, are required to take the Hippocratic Oath? Doctors
Which of the following was not a goal of Greek mythology? To show the path to salvation
Which troupe is considered Canada’s “national treasure”? Cirque du Soleil
Why are favorable traits most often passed down to offspring? Better chances of survival and reproduction
Which animal pulls Santa Claus’s sleigh? Reindeer
How do you earn Alliance Technology Credits? By donating to Alliance
Technology research Which fruit, known as the “wolf peach,” was mistakenly believed to be poisonous? The tomato
Where did the Renaissance begin? Italy
To which war or battle is Homer’s epic “The Iliad” dedicated? The Trojan War
What are treaty books used for? To upgrade a castle
What speed boost can be used in the Ark of Osiris? Healing
boost Which commander was nicknamed “Defender of Carthage”? Hannibal Barca
Which of these is a source of energy? Oil
Which four-word motto did Oda Nobunaga follow? “Rule by force
alone” How many times does the digit 1 appear when writing the numbers 1 through 99? 20
Which of these commanders defeated Cyrus the Great in battle? Tomyris
What are Resistance Arrows used for? To improve the
watchtower Which of these commanders successfully leads the cavalry? Minamoto no Yoshitsune
What color is a polar bear’s fur? Black
Which of these is a metallic resource? Iron
Where did ancient Roman soldiers get their weapons and armor? They made them themselves
What is the name of the process of splitting atoms? Fission
What is the name of the renewable energy obtained by burning organic materials, such as wood and alcohol? Biomass
Who was the emperor of the First French Empire? Napoleon Bonaparte
Where do most hurricanes form? On the open sea
Mutations are changes in what? DNA
In what year did Richard the Lionheart and Saladin sign a truce? 1192
Which planet in the Solar System rotates the fastest? Jupiter
Which of the following is a phase of the “Greatest Ruler” event? Destruction of the enemy
Which country was the first to introduce the 8-hour workday? Great Britain
Who wrote “The Art of War”? Sun Tzu
Why do frogs and other organisms produce so many offspring/eggs? The more offspring, the higher their chances of survival
What is the process of combining atoms called? Fusion
Which of these is not a natural resource? Clothing
Which Which landmark in Sydney (Australia) resembles sails? The Sydney Opera House
Which artist designed St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican? Michelangelo
According to Greek mythology, to whom did the Trojan prince Paris give the golden apple inscribed with the words “To the Fairest”? Aphrodite
Who came up with the idea of the Trojan Horse? Who won the Trojan War? Odysseus; the Greeks
Where did Genghis Khan begin building the Mongol Empire? Asia
Who ruled over everything in the kingdoms of Ancient Egypt? The pharaoh
Which ancient Greek scholar’s theory did Galileo disprove with his experiment at the Leaning Tower of Pisa? Aristotle
Which two major works are attributed to Homer? The Odyssey and the Iliad
What is the name of the eye of a hurricane? The Eye
What kind of artworks did Flemish and Italian artists create during the Renaissance? Realistic
Which commander was nicknamed the “Celtic Rose”? Boudicca
Who first introduced the Julian calendar in Rome? Julius Caesar
Which type of troops is effective against cavalry? Infantry
Under which king did Wales officially become part of the United Kingdom? Henry VIII
Glasses are made of quartz, sand, and…? Oil
What characterizes cone-shaped tornadoes? Rotation
How many kilometers is a marathon? 40
How many phases are there in the “Greatest Ruler” event? 5
What was the name of the only ancient civilization that developed in the tropical jungle rather than in a river basin? The Incas
Which European wrote the first detailed travelogue about the history, culture, and art of China? Marco Polo
What was Julius Caesar’s nickname? The Uncrowned King
When was the Declaration of Independence written? 1776
Which river is the longest in the world? The Nile
Which commander became famous under the name Barbarossa? Frederick I
One of the capitals of Austria-Hungary was Budapest; what was the other? Vienna
What was the Renaissance a “rebirth” of? Classical culture
Which of the Babylonian codes became the first complete body of laws in recorded history? The Code of Hammurabi
Which of these is a renewable resource? Water
Who founded the Kingdom of Asturias? Pelayo
Which Portuguese explorer was the first European to sail around Africa from the south? Bartolomeu Dias
Which prominent statesman became the first shogun of the Edo shogunate at the end of Japan’s “Warring States Period”? Tokugawa Ieyasu
What honorary title did the founder of KFC receive? Colonel
What discovery made it possible to decipher hieroglyphs? The Rosetta Stone
What are the differences between species, such as a bird’s beak, called? Variations
Which of these resources is not found in jeans? Lead
What was the foundation of the Ancient Egyptian economy? Agriculture
Which institution, established in the 6th century B.C. in the Roman Republic, served as an advisory and deliberative body? The Senate
Who killed Hector, and how did Achilles die? Achilles—an arrow pierced his heel
Which of the following is a non-renewable energy source (like coal, oil, or natural gas)? Fossil fuel
Who rules the kingdom? The leader of the alliance that conquered the Forgotten Temple
Where should the ark be taken in *The Ark of Osiris*? To a non-enemy structure
Which of the following musical instruments has six strings? Guitar
Which Roman emperor was named Augustus after the end of the civil war? Octavian
Which type of unit is effective against archers? Cavalry
The three Korean kingdoms are Baekje, Silla, and…? Goguryeo
What is used to gather alliance troops? A castle
Who was called the “Napoleon of the underworld” in some of the Sherlock Holmes stories? Professor Moriarty
Which commander fought in the Hundred Years’ War? Joan of Arc
Which of these types of fossil fuels, formed from marine organisms, is often found in folded or tilted layers and is used for heating and cooking? Natural gas
Which holy sites grant bonuses for troop attacks? Altar of Flame
Which Greek warrior killed Hector during the Trojan War? Achilles
Why did FDid Florence play an important role during the Renaissance? Birthplace and symbol of the Renaissance
What is the name of the type of electricity generated by water using large dams on a river? Hydroelectric power
Which of these items CANNOT be found in the silver chest at the tavern? The Book of Knowledge, Level 3
Which of the following was NOT one of the reasons for the start of the Renaissance in Italy? The plague epidemic bypassed Italy because of the Alps
Which part of the brain is affected by alcohol? The cerebellum
Which manga is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records for the highest print run of a comic by a single author? One Piece
Who painted “The Last Supper”? Leonardo da Vinci
Which of these terms refers to valuable materials of geological origin extracted from the earth? Natural resources
How many action points can a ruler accumulate without using positive effects? 1
,000 In which civilization did the first public restrooms appear? Ancient Rome
At one time, France and Germany were part of a single state. Which one? Franks
Which of the following items CANNOT be found in Alliance Stores? A golden key
Which type of unit is strong against infantry? Archers
Which of these commanders is skilled at gathering resources? Cleopatra VII
Which of the following is a liquid fossil fuel formed from marine organisms, burned to produce energy, and used to manufacture plastic? Oil
The three great ancient Greek philosophers were Plato, Aristotle, and…? Socrates
Where was the gathering place for the First Crusade? Constantinople
Who was the last female pharaoh of the Ptolemaic dynasty? Cleopatra VII
Who did his compatriots consider to be the most honest and the greatest democrat of Ancient Greece? Pericles
Which of these commanders was skilled at attacking enemy cities? Julius Caesar
What material did the Egyptians use to make paper? Papyrus
In which part of the world is humanity generally believed to have originated? Africa
What is the name of the phenomenon in which organisms that are better adapted to their environment pass on their traits to their offspring? Natural selection
How many kingdoms were there in the history of Ancient Egypt? 3
Which of the following is not a characteristic of Renaissance visual art? Flatness/two-dimensionality
In which country was perfume invented? Cyprus
What is the name of the 1688 revolution that established the constitutional monarchy of Great Britain? The Glorious Revolution
The greater the genetic diversity of a population, the greater the likelihood that some individuals will…? Survive
When Achilles refused to fight, Patroclus donned his armor, attacked the Trojans, and was killed. Who killed Patroclus? Hector
Which of the following does not increase a commander’s experience? Attacking other players
Which natural disaster is measured on the Richter scale? An earthquake
Which of these commanders was considered an enemy of Rome from childhood? Hannibal Barca
Which of these inexhaustible energy resources is associated with hot magma or hot, dry rock underground? Geothermal energy
What is the highest town hall level in RoK? 25
Which of the following describes a monotheist? Worships one god
Where did King Louis XIV of France move the royal court in 1682? The Palace
of Versailles What provided the main economic support for the Renaissance? Wealthy patrons
Who commanded the New Model Army, created by Parliament during the English Civil War? Cromwell
Which part of the human body contains the most water? The eyeballs
Which commander is known as “deadly honey”? Charca
Which commander demonstrated his military genius at the Battle of Poitiers (Battle of Tours) in the 8th century CE? Charles Martel
Who became the first Roman emperor? Octavian Augustus
Which ancient Greek city-state was famous for the brutal military training and bravery of its warriors? Sparta
Which work made Raphael famous? The School
of Athens Which ancient empire fought against Ancient Rome in the Punic Wars? Carthage
Which of these commanders was nicknamed “Father of Victories”? Baybarsr> Which of the following was built by order of Shah Jahan in memory of his wife, Mumtaz Mahal? The Taj Mahal
Who was considered the inspiration for the King of Hearts in poker? Charlemagne
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