One of the joys of Christmas is relaxing in a cozy chair next to the fireplace and enjoying the newspaper. Except this newspaper article is about to inform you of ten unusual law-related events that involve Christmas!
Visiting dignitaries are sometimes given a large, ornate key in a city they are visiting as a symbol of hospitality by the city officials. See if you can acquire a few keys by determining where the cities described in this quiz are located.
Here's yet another absurd French quiz for those Francophiles at FT. Simply choose the best equivalent in English for the French sentence. After all, how else will you say no to a 500 kilo gorilla
The American auto industry has a number of acronyms that are commonly used. See if you can identify their meanings. These acronyms may not be the same where you live if you are not in the U.S.
The cat conspiracy is on! You thwarted last year's attempted dog coup, but cats are much smarter. Luckily, you've intercepted several messages by cat operatives; you just need to determine the language. The only clue you have is the word "cat".
Here are some questions of basic Italian. I'll give the name of something you could find in a bar or a restaurant and you'll have to translate (English to Italian or vice versa).
Yanks are the worst. We steal your cultures, and then dump McDonalds and Gap franchises all through your quaint old cities. Now we make fun of you in FT quizzes... what CHEEK!
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