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Would You Make That With Wood? Quiz


For millennia wood has been used for building houses, making furniture and various other utensils. This quiz explores the use of wood in other, sometimes surprising, areas.

A multiple-choice quiz by gme24. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
gme24
Time
4 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
405,575
Updated
Dec 03 21
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
7 / 10
Plays
284
Last 3 plays: Linda_Arizona (10/10), Guest 71 (5/10), Guest 75 (2/10).
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Question 1 of 10
1. "Would you make a horse with wood?" You would if you wanted to end a ten-year old war. Odysseus did and the Trojan War ended. Although we use the term "Trojan" for this wooden horse, what was the actual Greek word for it? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. "Would you make a boy with wood?" You would, if you were a woodcarver named Geppetto and given a piece of magic wood. What was the first name of humorist Collodi who gave us "The Adventures of Pinocchio"? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. "Would you make a motorcycle with wood?" You would, if you were which brilliant young German engineer, who made the first motorcycle in 1885 together with engine designer Wilhelm Maybach? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. "Would you make an inn with wood?" You would if your name was Todd Saunders, architect. Where in the world would you go to visit the Fogo Island Inn? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. "Would you make a crucified Jesus with wood?" You would in Italy. The Holy Face of Lucca is a wood carving that stands 2.4 meters that depicts Jesus fully clothed. In what Italian region is the city of Lucca? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. "Would you make a car with wood?" You would if your name was Joe Harmon and it took you five years to build a wooden supercar. What was the name of this car? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. "Would you make a pagoda with wood?" You would in China. The pagoda of the Fogong Temple is over 67 meters high. It can be found in the Ying county of which province? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. "Would you make a church with wood?" You would in Norway. The Knarvik Community Church was completed in 2014 and was constructed using what type of wood? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. "Would you make a battleship with wood?" You would for the British Navy. What was the name of the last of this kind, that was launched by the Royal Navy in 1859? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. "Would you make a Roman Catholic cathedral with wood?" You would in Paramaribo, Suriname. One of the largest wooden buildings in the world, to whom is the cathedral dedicated? Hint



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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. "Would you make a horse with wood?" You would if you wanted to end a ten-year old war. Odysseus did and the Trojan War ended. Although we use the term "Trojan" for this wooden horse, what was the actual Greek word for it?

Answer: Doureios

"Doureios" means "wooden". The event was described in both the "Aeneid" and in "Odyssey". The Greeks pretended to have abandoned the fight and hid behind the island of Tenedos, which is a short distance away from Troy, leaving behind the hollow horse with fifty soldiers in it.

Despite warnings from priest Laocoon and his sons the people of Troy dragged the wooden horse within the city walls and thus consigned its fate.
2. "Would you make a boy with wood?" You would, if you were a woodcarver named Geppetto and given a piece of magic wood. What was the first name of humorist Collodi who gave us "The Adventures of Pinocchio"?

Answer: Carlo

Collodi was the pen name of Carlo Lorenzini. The "Pinocchio" fairy tale was first published in weekly installments before being released as a book. The fairy tale had world-wide success and has been translated into more than 260 languages. Walt Disney adapted the tale into a movie in 1940.
3. "Would you make a motorcycle with wood?" You would, if you were which brilliant young German engineer, who made the first motorcycle in 1885 together with engine designer Wilhelm Maybach?

Answer: Gottlieb Daimler

Daimler and Maybach both worked for the Deutz company on a four-stroke engine. They built another engine that could provide the power for the wooden motorcycle. The motorcycle had wooden wheels with spokes that were protected by a steel rim. The engine was placed vertically between the wheels. A saddle for the rider was placed on top of the box containing the engine.
The first journey was made by Gottlieb's 17-year-old son in October 1885 and covered a distance of seven and a half kilometers. Daimler is known as the "father of the motorcycle".
4. "Would you make an inn with wood?" You would if your name was Todd Saunders, architect. Where in the world would you go to visit the Fogo Island Inn?

Answer: Newfoundland, Canada

Fogo is the largest of the islands off the Newfoundland coast. The inn stands on the Back Western shore and was completed in 2013 by the Norwegian company Saunters Architecture.
5. "Would you make a crucified Jesus with wood?" You would in Italy. The Holy Face of Lucca is a wood carving that stands 2.4 meters that depicts Jesus fully clothed. In what Italian region is the city of Lucca?

Answer: Tuscany

According to the legend the fully clothed crucifix was made by Nicodemus (who was one of the two people that buried Jesus' dead body). It is housed in the cathedral of San Martino.
6. "Would you make a car with wood?" You would if your name was Joe Harmon and it took you five years to build a wooden supercar. What was the name of this car?

Answer: Splinter

Apart from the engine and some other parts that have to be made of metal, the rest of the car is made of wood. The car made its first appearance in 2015.
7. "Would you make a pagoda with wood?" You would in China. The pagoda of the Fogong Temple is over 67 meters high. It can be found in the Ying county of which province?

Answer: Shanxi

The pagoda was first built in 1056 and it is the oldest wooden structure in the world. The octagonal structure stands at 67.13 meters. A statue of Buddha can be found on the first floor of the building.
8. "Would you make a church with wood?" You would in Norway. The Knarvik Community Church was completed in 2014 and was constructed using what type of wood?

Answer: Pine

The exterior of the building is made of pre-weathered pine and the interior is painted with a light pine colour. It was designed by Reiulf Ramstad Arkitekter and covers an area of 2250 square meters.
9. "Would you make a battleship with wood?" You would for the British Navy. What was the name of the last of this kind, that was launched by the Royal Navy in 1859?

Answer: HMS Victoria

HMS Victoria was ordered by the Royal Navy in 1855 and building started the following year. She was the largest and the last built out of wood. Another first for her was having two funnels and she was also the fastest at that time. HMS Victoria saw active service from 1864 until 1867.
HMS Warrior was the first ironclad battleship built for the Royal Navy.
10. "Would you make a Roman Catholic cathedral with wood?" You would in Paramaribo, Suriname. One of the largest wooden buildings in the world, to whom is the cathedral dedicated?

Answer: Saint Peter and Paul

The cathedral was started in 1883 and inaugurated three years later. The towers were completed six years after that. The interior is made entirely of local cedar wood. The exterior is made from greenheart and basralocus (also known as angelique) wood and painted yellow and grey.
Source: Author gme24

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