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Mr Mal's Holiday
Mr Mal's Holiday
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1
An acropolis refers to a fortified hill or high place within a city, who built it?
Egyptians
Ancient Romans
Ancient Greeks
Australians
2
Why are these natural hot springs made out of?
Salt
Painted white for tourists
Natural minerals from themal pools
White sand from the sahara
3
Cappadocia is famous for...
Hot air balloons
Floating balls
Helium balloons
Floating eggs?
4
Why is it called the Blue Mosque? (Located in Turkey)
Because of the song Blue
Because of the 20,000 blue tiles in the interior
The builder liked the word blue
Because the world was blue at the time
5
What did this structure behind me used to be?
Ancient Roman Ruins
A toilet block
Library
Built by Mr Mal
6
Bonus Question: What are these called?
Turkish Mosaic Lamps
Greek Lamps
Turkish Lanterns
Mr Mal's Lamps
7
The Hagia Sofia is significant because...
Mr Mal said so
It was the biggest church built at the time
It was rebuilt 3 times
Turkey use it as a museum
8
The Roman's built this ancient Basilica Cistern
True
False
9
This isn't a Gyros
False
True
10
This is a popular Greek Island starting with M, what do you think this is?
Mykonos
Milos
Naxos
Ios
11
What sort of coffee is this?
Short Black
Greek Coffee
Machiato
Mocha
12
Why is the Galata tower famous?
Someone flew off the tower in the 17th century
It's abnormally big
Mr Mal said so
It's tall
13
What is Mr Mal eating?
Vanilla sundae and Mc Chicken Wrap
A Doner Kebab and a yoghurt milk drink
Milkshake and wrap
KFC Twister and Krusher
14
Where did Mr Mal just travel to?
Italy and France
Greece & Turkey
Tasmania and Darwin
Croatia and Bolivia
15
What is the Lygdamis structure on the island of Naxos?
An unfinished temple
A mansion
A medieval fortress
A church
16
What did the Gallipoli Campaign start?
25th of April 1915
26th of April 1915
26th of April 1916
27th of April 1919
