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#28 Week 6
Goals, glory, and game-winning moments, how will your football score be?
Which country hosted the world's first men's World Cup in 1930?
Which nation won the 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup?
Which male player holds the record for the fastest hat-trick in Premier League history?
Which club has the most men's UEFA Champions League titles?
What does "VAR" stand for in football?
Who was the first woman to win the Ballon d'Or Féminin?
Which club is known as "The Old Lady"?
Which African nation was the first to reach the quarter-finals of a men's World Cup?
Which country has played in the most men's World Cup finals without winning?
Which country hosted the world's first Women's World Cup in 1991?
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Yesterday´s Questions & Answers
Which indigenous Polynesian people make up about 15 percent of New Zealand's population today?
The Maori are the original population of New Zealand.
Almost all Inuit live today in cities and towns in which three countries / self-governing countries?
Inuit are an indigenous people who live in Canada, the United States and Greenland. Although the Inuit live in different countries, they have the same background. The largest number of Inuit live in Canada, where in 2016 there were around 65,000. Many of them live in Nunavut, which is an area the Inuit govern themselves. In Greenland, 90 percent of the population, of 50,000, are Inuit. In addition, there are a few thousand Inuit living in Alaska and Denmark.
The Masai are an indigenous people who live in savannah areas of Africa, but in which two countries?
In the savanna area east of Lake Victoria in Kenya and Tanzania, especially in the Rift Valley.
The indigenous people of Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui, are known for creating which monumental stone statues (name for these stone statues)?
Moai, designation of the towering monolithic stone statues on Easter Island. There are more than 600 known moai scattered throughout the island, most at the rocky outcropping of Rano Raraku
Sitting Bull (1831-1890) was an important chief of the Hunkpapa tribe, a subgroup of the Lakotan nation in North America. Lakota designates both the people and the language of a North American indigenous group, which one?
Sioux (English: Western Sioux). They are also called Titunwan, or in English Teton.
What is the name of the largest indigenous people in Peru (and in the rest of South America)?
The Quechua people of the Andes were South America's largest people in 1500. Today, over 22 percent of Peru's population (7 of 31 million) consider themselves Quechua. Thus, Quechua is today the largest indigenous people in South America.
Aborigines are indigenous people from Australia. They invented the long wind instrument didgeridoo, but they also invented a wooden tool that was used as a weapon. Today, these tools, often with traditional patterns, are mostly used for decoration and sports. Which tool are we going to reach?
Boomerang
Which Sami term is used for traditional handicrafts and housework?
The term duodji is used both to present something and what is produced. Duodji uses abundant natural materials such as leather, fur, wood, tree roots, horns and bones, to create different patterns.
To which country does the Ainu indigenous people belong?
Japan
South Africa's largest ethnic group is also the native people's largest part of southern Africa. Which population group is this?
Zuluer