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This episode will feature the following knowledge-testing questions:
00:00 Introduction
00:20 What number is called in mathematics? "Scheherazade's number" because of its remarkable properties when multiplied by three-digit numbers, and also because it coincides with the number of nights in famous fairy tales?
00:50 Which great French heroine, a young girl from a peasant family, led the French army in the Hundred Years' War and was burned at the stake, becoming a symbol of France?
01:17 What is the basis of all organic compounds?
01:50 Which French writer created the famous Three Musketeers adventure novels, and was also a renowned gourmet and compiler of the "Great Culinary Dictionary"?
02:24 What is the name of the physical instrument invented by Torricelli, which is used to measure atmospheric pressure and helps forecasters predict the weather?
02:55 What is the name of the line segment that connects the center of a circle to any point on that circle? 03:23 "Happy is he who doesn't notice whether it's summer or winter." In which family's house does A.P. Chekhov's play "Three Sisters" take place?
03:50 Which ancient civilization gave the world the first water clock and a 365-day calendar based on observations of the star Sirius?
04:17 Which famous 16th-century circumnavigation proved that the Earth is spherical and that all the planet's oceans are inextricably linked?
04:58 What did Mikhail Bulgakov collect?
05:24 Which work by English writer Charlotte Brontë was originally published under the male pseudonym Currer Bell?
05:57 What was the original function of a postage stamp?
06:41 What was the name of the father of the main character in Alexander Green's novel "Scarlet Sails," who left the navy and made toy ships for his daughter's sake?
07:07 What is the name of a form of symbiosis in which both organisms mutually benefit?
07:36 What was the name of this animal?
08:31 What is the "Sauternes" plant, often mentioned in classical French literature by Balzac and Maupassant?
08:58 Who is the author of the novel "Foma Gordeyev"?
09:25 What physical phenomenon do we observe when we see a rainbow after rain, when white sunlight breaks up into a spectrum as it passes through water droplets?
09:56 What was the name of the ancient Greek outerwear, a rectangular cloak draped around the body?
10:21 What grain porridge is nicknamed "shrapnel"?
10:48 What houseplant, often found on windowsills, is popularly called "mother-in-law's tongue" for its long, stiff leaves? What is its scientific name?
11:17 What spice was more valuable than gold in the Middle Ages, was used as currency to pay fines and taxes, and was brought to Europe exclusively from India?
11:51 Which famous novel by English writer Mary Shelley, written in the early 19th century, tells the story of a scientist who created a living being from inanimate matter?
12:20 What plant was used as a contraceptive in Ancient Egypt?
12:44 The artist's signature painting was the genre painting "On the Boulevard." Who painted "On a Steamboat on the Dnieper"?
13:08 Which famous 19th-century French writer was a professional lawyer but gave up his practice for literature?
13:35 There was a "language of flowers" in Victorian England. What did it mean if a lady gave her gentleman a yellow rose?
14:08 This is a carnyx, an object used by the ancient Celts. Determine its purpose.
14:46 Name the tree?
15:34 In which country did this structure appear in the early 19th century?
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The first 20 people who correctly answered the last question of the previous test:
1. Nadja
2. Svetlana Pchelintsev
3. Alexander Maiboroda
4. Valentina
5. Tatiana
6. Gulya N
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8. Jan Sto
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11. Olga Nagel
12. Sofy
13. Tatiana Galkova
14. Aida Enchantress
15. Grigoriy Khablak
16. Emilia Grubleac
17. Larisa Sotova
18. Stepan Smirnov
19. Margarita Paramonova
20. Lidia Chornya