Poland in Countries : Practice MCQ Questions & Answers with Explanations

None of the above

English teachers who invented the game Scrabble as an educational aid in the 1970s

Mobile phone engineers who accidentally developed SMS text messaging in the 1990s

Mathematicians who helped crack the Nazis enigma code in the 1930s

The Rubik Cube. Warsaw University has a course devoted to the mathematics of the gadget.

The polish equivalent of Robin Hood. Some versions of the folktale even have the two meeting in a forest.

None of the above

Winnie-the-pooh. The fictional bear is so popular in Poland a Warsaw street is named after him.

Netherlands

Austria

Germany

Russia

Andorra; Luxembourg; Malta; Vatican; Cyprus; Lichtenstein

Hungary; Slovakia; Spain; France; Lithuania and Austria

Finland; Romania; Sweden; Italy; Croatia; Lithuania and Russia

Germany; Czech Republic; Slovakia; Ukraine; Belarus; Lithuania and Russia

Bucharest

Warsaw

Krakow

Astana

Polonium Po

Lead Pb

Phosphorus P

Protactinium Pa

Traditional small white dumplings, filled with sauerkraut with mushrooms, cheese and potatoes, meat or with fruits.

Cabbage parcels stuffed with meat or meat and rice.

Omelettes stuffed with jam, fruit, cottage cheese.

Seasoned stew made from sauerkraut with chunks of various meats and sausages.

Banknot poliski

Krona

Euro

Zloty

September

March

October

August

UNICEF

World Trade Organization

NATO

World Health Organization

William Shakespeare

Anton Chekhov

Arthur Millar

Julius Ceaser