Cultural facts set 4

Which Middle Eastern country is known for its dish "Kebabs," skewered and grilled meat served with pita bread?

In which country did the game of table tennis (ping pong) originate?

What country is famous for its "Pisco Sour," a cocktail made with pisco (grape brandy) and citrus juices?

What is the traditional Japanese art of folding paper known as?

Which country is known for its rich and creamy cheese fondue

Which Asian country is known for the colorful and intricate art of Rangoli, created using colored powders or rice?

What is the national dish of Scotland, made from minced sheep's heart, liver, and lungs?

What is the traditional Maori greeting in New Zealand that involves pressing noses together?

Which country is famous for the annual "Running of the Bulls" festival in the city of Pamplona?

Which country is famous for the tradition of the "Running of the Llamas," where llamas are raced in a competition?

What is the national symbol of Canada?

Which country is famous for its spicy and aromatic dishes like "Green Curry" and "Tom Kha Gai"?

What Middle Eastern country is famous for its dishes like "Hummus" and "Falafel"?

Which country is renowned for its BBQ, featuring dishes like ribs and pulled pork?

Where is the "Day of the Kings" celebrated on January 6 with the consumption of a special pastry called Rosca de Reyes?

What is the traditional Scottish musical instrument that features a bag and pipes?

Which country is known for its stunning fjords and inspired the setting of Disney's Frozen

What is the national dish of Greece, featuring layers of phyllo pastry and spinach or cheese filling?

Which Asian cuisine is known for its use of woks and dishes like "Kung Pao Chicken" and "Hot and Sour Soup"?

What country is the birthplace of the iconic dish, "Paella"?

In which country is "Peking Duck" a popular dish, known for its crispy skin and thin pancakes?

Which country is the origin of the dish "Pho," a flavorful noodle soup

What Mexican dish made of a folded or rolled tortilla filled with various ingredients, such as beans, meat, and cheese?

Which country is famous for "Schnitzel," a breaded and fried meat cutlet, made with veal or pork (and served in Peirce)?

What country does this flag belong to?

In which country can you find a hotel entirely made of ice and snow, called the Icehotel?

Where is this mausoleum located?

Where can you find "Tiramisu," a popular coffee-flavored dessert made with layers of mascarpone cheese and ladyfingers?

In which country can you find the world's largest collection of castles, including Neuschwanstein Castle?

In which country is the cultural practice of "Fika" commonly observed, involving coffee and pastries?

Which country is known for the traditional dance of "Samba" often associated with the Carnival of Rio de Janeiro?

Which country is famous for annual cheese-rolling competition, where people chase a wheel of cheese down a steep hill?

Which country is famous for hosting the annual La Tomatina festival, where participants throw tomatoes at each other?

Which country is famous for its colorful and intricate Day of the Dead celebrations?

Which country is home to the famous chocolate hills, which are not actually made of chocolate?

In which Asian country can you find "Dim Sum," a variety of small, flavorful dishes often served in steamer baskets?

In which country would you typically find the popular street food, "Poutine"

Which is the smallest city-state in the world?

In which country was the sport of Parkour known for its acrobatic movements developed?

Which African nation is celebrated for its flavorful "Tagine" dishes, slow-cooked stews with aromatic spices?

In India, which festival involves the colorful throwing of powdered dyes and water?

What is the capital city of Australia?

Where was the Olympics Games 2020 held?

In which country would you find the classic dish "Sausage and Sauerkraut"

In which country is the traditional dish "Moussaka" a popular choice?