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Who wants to be a millionaire is a game that exists in several countries around the world and, in Brazil, it may have started with the classic Million Show on SBT. The program gained very high popularity very quickly and, later, other versions were presented on Brazilian television, as well as worldwide.
To test your knowledge, the awesome.club gathered some of the most difficult questions, which were decisive for the participants to win or not the final prize. The questions were taken from versions of the program in different countries. See if you could get it right!
1. Music for Pushkin
Which of these philosophers composed a song in 1864 inspired by the poems of Alexander Pushkin The Invocation 🇧🇷The Invocation) and Winter Evening 🇧🇷Winter night🇧🇷
The Invocation Oh if it’s true that in the night When living souls repose abed And fallen beams of lunar light Slide onto headstones of the dead… Oh if it’s true that then till day The graves are opened in the earth, I call the shade of Layla forth! Come back, my dear! This way! This way Beloved shade, appear and rise As once you were before we parted, As pale and chill as winter skies, By final agony contorted. Come as a distant star, a ray, As a light sound, a breath, a scent, Or as a ghastly revenant I care not how! This way! This way! I do not call you to reprove Or take revenge on those whose spite Ended the life of her I love, Nor to spy out the grave’s dark rite, Nor yet because I writhe as prey To doubt… But, anguishing above you, I want to say that I still love you And am still yours! This way! This way!
AS Pushkin, 1830
A: Jung
B: Hegel
C: Nietzsche
D: Schopenhauer
This question was asked on December 10, 2001. The participant said he was inclined to answer “Hegel”, but preferred to stop and keep the money already accumulated. Otherwise, if he was wrong, he would lose everything. Afterwards, he was relieved by his choice, as the one who composed music inspired by Pushkin’s poems was Nietzsche.
2. First Nobel Prize in Literature
Which literary class won the first Nobel Prize for Literature?
A: Romance
B: Dramaturgy
C: Poetry
D: Rehearsal
The participant bravely decided to answer the question, but had no luck. The first winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature was the Frenchman Sully Prudhomme, who was a poet.
3. “Folkloric” element
Which element of the periodic table is named after an “evil” underground gnome?
A: Hafnium
B: Cobalt
C: Beryllium
D: Tellurium
The name “Cobalt” comes from the German kobold, which means “demon of the mines”. This elf is part of German national folklore. The participant answered correctly and took home the grand prize.
4. History of the Soviet subway
In which of these capitals of the former Soviet republics was the first subway built?
A: Tbilisi (Georgia)
B: Yerevan (Armenia)
C: Baku (Azerbaijan)
D: Minsk (Belarus)
The question was from 2012. The participant did not know that the fourth subway in the USSR, after Moscow, Leningrad and Kiev, was built in Georgia, in Tbilisi. Therefore, he chose to keep the accumulated money.
5. Balkan Seas
How many seas bathe the Balkan Peninsula?
A: 3
B: 4
C: 5
D: 6
First, let’s be honest: not everyone knows exactly where the Balkan Peninsula is and what the “Balkan” countries are. And those who know, sometimes confuse it with the Peloponnese. In reality, however, Greece, Macedonia and Albania represent only a southern part of the great Balkan Peninsula. Therefore, the region is washed by the Mediterranean (south), Aegean (southeast) and Ionian (southwest) seas. But it is also washed by the Adriatic and Black Seas and the tiny Marmara Sea, near Istanbul. The participant answered the question correctly.
6. Writer by “discussion”
What novel did James Fenimore Cooper write after an argument with his wife?
THE: Precaution
B: the pioneers
Ç: The last of the Mohicans
D: The Deerslayer
One of his most famous works is The last of the Mohicans, which many consider his greatest and most important work. However, after arguing with his wife, he wrote Precaution🇧🇷 The participant got the answer wrong.
7. Question for historical reconstructionists
What kind of cavalry was intended not only for fighting on horseback, but also on foot.
A: Cuirassiers
B: Ulans
C: Dragons
D: Hussars
Ulans and Hussars are representatives of light cavalry, and Couraceiros, of heavy. Only Dragons traveled on horseback, but they dismounted to fight on foot. In 2017, participants answered this question correctly.
8. Interesting theological studies
Which of the names below was never a pope?
A: Valentine
B: Eugene
C: George
D: Victor
A question worthy of Jude Law (for the series the young pope🇧🇷 One Valentine, 4 Eugenies and 5 Victors, 2 of whom were considered “antipopes” (i.e. illegitimate popes — imposters). All this took place a long time ago, in the 9th-14th centuries. There has never been, however, a pope by the name of George—among both young and old popes. The participant preferred not to risk it.
9. Catherine the Great’s Little Homeland
In which German city was the future Empress of Russia, Catherine II, born?
A: Wiesbaden
B: Zerbst
C: Stettin
D: Darmstadt
Those who are very fond of History should remember that the maiden name of the great Empress Catherine was Sophia Frederica Augusta Anhalt-Zerbst-Dornburg. But calm down. Title was one thing, and place of birth was not necessarily the same. The great Empress was born in the Prussian city of Stettin, which is now part of Polish territory (known as “Szczecin”). The participant didn’t want to risk it and left with the accumulated money.
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