How many World Cultures trivia questions are there?

There are 60 multiple-choice World Cultures questions in rotation, so a round is never the same twice. Traditions, languages and customs.

How does a World Cultures round work?

Ten questions, four options each, and you see the right answer as you go, so a wrong answer still teaches you something. Your score is kept on your device.

Is the trivia free, and do I need an account?

Free, with no account and no email address. Everything runs in the browser and no answers are stored on a server.

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World Cultures trivia questions

Traditions, languages and customs. This quiz draws ten questions from 60 in the bank, and after every answer Mondo explains why it is right, so a wrong guess still teaches you something. Pick a difficulty and play as many rounds as you like.

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Diwali is a major festival in which country?

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How many World Cultures trivia questions are there?: There are 60 multiple-choice World Cultures questions in rotation, so a round is never the same twice. Traditions, languages and customs.
How does a World Cultures round work?: Ten questions, four options each, and you see the right answer as you go, so a wrong answer still teaches you something. Your score is kept on your device.
Is the trivia free, and do I need an account?: Free, with no account and no email address. Everything runs in the browser and no answers are stored on a server.

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Istanbul is the only major city spanning two continentsStraddling the Bosphorus Strait in Turkey, Istanbul connects Europe and Asia across a strategic waterway.Damascus is widely cited as the world oldest continuously inhabited capitalEvidence of urban settlement at Damascus in Syria dates back more than four thousand years.Socotra Island is home to species found nowhere else on EarthLocated off the coast of Yemen, Socotra is famous for its umbrella-shaped dragon blood trees.Mount Fuji is an active stratovolcano and Japan highest peakStanding at 3,776 metres near Tokyo, Mount Fuji is an iconic snow-capped volcano in Japan.

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