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1, who is the hero who captured golden fleece in Greek mythology?

Answer: Jason

2. What is the purpose of the prop oath?

Answer: Castle.

3. From the 8th century to 1 1 century, Europeans often referred to rampant vikings as?

Answer: Vikings.

4. Which of the following armies contained Gong Bing?

Answer: cavalry

5. In order to cure the princess's lovesickness, which world miracle did Wang Jian of Babylon create?

Answer: Hanging Garden

6. The chosen leopard?

Answer: Baibar

7. What is it like for the commander-in-chief to have no experience?

Answer: Beat other players.

8. The more genetic variation in a population, the more likely some individuals are?

Answer: survival

9. Among the five-color rings of the Olympic flag, which one does the green ring represent?

Answer: Oceania

10, a hero in troubled times?

Answer: Cao Cao

1 1. Which European wrote the first travelogue describing China's history, culture and art in detail?

Answer: Kyle Poirot

12, the longest river in the world?

Answer: Nile.

13. Which ancient country fought the Punic War that affected the ancient history of Europe?

Answer: Ancient Carthage

14. How many fingers does Mickey mouse have?

Answer: 4.

15, without bonus, what is the action power of the consul?

Answer: 1000

16, which cartoon is recognized by Guinness World Records as the largest circulation of a single author?

Answer: navigator.

17. What is the organ with the highest water content in human body?

Answer: eyeball

Who made julian calendar?

Answer: Julius Crick Caesar.

19. What level is the founder of KFC?

Answer: Colonel.

20. Who is called Mahatma by Indians?

Answer: Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.

2 1, Greek mythology, Achilles' only weakness?

Answer: Heel

22. Who founded the kingdom of Asturias?

Answer: pelayo.

23. Why are advantages more easily passed on to future generations?

Answer: because it is more conducive to reproduction.

24. The hurricane center is called.

Answer: eyes

25. Which musical instrument has six strings?

Answer: Guitar

26. Why can frogs and other creatures spawn and reproduce in large quantities?

Answer: The more offspring there are, the greater the chance of survival.

27, how to get the science and technology alliance?

A: By donating alliance technology.

28. Achilles refused to fight. Patroclus put on Achilles' armor and was killed in the battle with the Trojans. Who killed Patroclus?

Answer: Hecktor.

29. Who killed Hecktor and how did Achilles die?

Answer: Achilles, an arrow in the heel.

30. Which ancient Greek physicist discovered buoyancy when taking a bath?

Answer: Archimedes.

3 1. Who is the author of The Art of War?

Answer: Sun Wu

32. Which of the following commanders is good at leading cavalry units?

Answer: Yuan Yijing

33. Where does environmental adaptability come from?

A: Mutation and gene recombination

34. Ashoka was the king of which dynasty in ancient Indian history?

Answer: Peacock Dynasty

35._ Cang Zhanshen?

Answer: Yuan Yijing

36. What caused the hurricane?

Answer: the ocean

37. Which of the following commanders participated in the Hundred Years' War between Britain and France?

Answer: Joan of Arc.

38. What was the equipment of Roman soldiers?

Answer: Bring your own.

39. Who is the commander-in-chief nicknamed Man Zi?

Answer: Loha

40. Which of the following is not the goal of Greek mythology?

Answer: Find a way out.

4 1. In ancient Greece, which occupation (Hippocratic Oath) needed to be recited before entering the job?

Answer: Doctor.

42. The more genetic variation, the more likely some individuals are?

Answer: survival

43. Who killed Hecktor Achilles?

Answer: Achilli uz.

44. What is the only ancient civilization in the world that was born in a tropical jungle instead of a river basin?

Answer: Inca civilization

45. polar bear skin?

Answer: black.

46. In which city in ancient Greece, soldiers were trained to be cruel and brave?

Answer: Sparta

47. What kind of natural disaster did Li measure?

Answer: Earthquake.

48. Nobunaga ordered a seal engraved with four words for himself?

A: There are weapons everywhere in the world.

49. In ancient Greek mythology, Prince Paris of Troy presented the golden apple to the most beautiful goddess?

Answer: Aphrodite

50. In which ancient country did the world's first paid public toilet appear?

Answer: ancient Rome

5 1. There is nothing in the jeans.

Answer: lead

52. What are the main painters of the Italian Renaissance?

Answer: Realism.

53. Which country is the host of the 2000 Summer Olympic Games?

Answer: Sydney

54. Which of the following countries does not belong to Europe?

Answer: Egypt

How did Saladin change the situation in the Middle East?

Answer: Re-conquer most parts of Pakistan.

56. Trojan horse?

Answer: Odysseus, Greek.

57. Who conquered the Byzantine Empire?

Answer: Osman

58. In which city of Budapest are the two capitals of Austria-Hungary?

Answer: Vienna

59. Who was the first emperor of the Roman Empire?

Answer: Gaius Octavius.

60. Glass is made of timely, gravel and glass.

Answer: Oil.

6 1. Who was the only emperor who defeated cyrus the great in the Great War?

The answer is: Tomyris.

62. What animal is pulling the sleigh when Santa Claus gives presents?

Answer: Elk.

63. Who is the commander-in-chief nicknamed "Death Honey Wine"?

Answer: Irony.

64. Which part of the brain will alcohol paralyze?

Answer: cerebellum

65. Who is the commander-in-chief nicknamed Lord Mercia?

Answer: Ethel Fred

66. Which of the following musical instruments has six strings?

Answer: Guitar

67. What war did house of lancaster and the Cotts in ancient England wage for the throne?

Answer: wars of the roses.

"Three Sages of Ancient Greece" refers to Plato and Aristotle. Who else?

Answer: Socrates

69. When was the birth date (Declaration of Independence) of the United States?

Answer: 1776

70. It is generally believed that human ancestors first lived in which continent?

Answer: Africa

7 1, which of the following commanders is good at attacking cities of other consuls?

Answer: Julius Caesar

72. The behavior of restricting the use of resources and protecting resources is called.

Answer: Resource saving.

73. Who is the commander nicknamed "Celtic Rose"?

Answer: Budika.

74. The importance of variation lies in what they can bring?

Answer: the genetic variation needed for racial evolution.

75. Which of the following is a commander-in-chief who is good at leading infantry troops?

The answer is: Rechard Ⅰ.

76. Which of the following is the commander in chief of Battle of Red Cliffs?

Answer: Cao Cao

77, the strongest consul's activities include which of the following stages?

Answer: Destroy the enemy.

78. How many kingdoms was the history of ancient Egypt divided into?

Answer: 3

79. Which of the following can't get the individual points of the League?

Answer: Give allies resources.

80. Who was the commander-in-chief who showed his military ability in the battle of Poitiers in the 8th century?

The answer is: Charles Martel.

90. In the battle of Egypt, where should Osiris's coffin be escorted?

Answer: non-enemy buildings

9 1. What is Sydney's landmark building in the shape of sails?

Answer: Sydney Opera House

92. Where was the assembly point of the first Crusade?

Answer: Constantinople

93. What are the materials used by Egyptians to make paper?

Answer: papyrus.

94. During the reign of which English king, Wales was completely under the jurisdiction of England?

Answer: Henry VIII

95. Which ancient state power combined with Baekje and Silla to form the "Three Kingdoms Period of Korea"?

Answer: Koguryo

96, the strongest archon's activities are divided into several stages?

Answer: 5

97. Who is the only king of England who was executed as king?

Answer: Charles I.

98. Where did Genghis Khan's Mongol Empire originate?

Answer: Asia

99. The phenomenon that organisms adapt to the environment, survive and pass on their characteristics to their offspring. The phenomenon that organisms adapt to the environment in order to survive and pass on their characteristics to future generations is called?

Answer: Natural selection.

100, which country invented the first perfume in the world?

Answer: Cyprus

10 1. What do you mean by variation?

Answer: DNA

102. Who was the emperor of the First Empire of France?

Answer: Napoléon Bonaparte.

103, St. Peter's Cathedral in the Vatican was designed by Renaissance masters?

Answer: Michelangelo

104, the leader of the ancient Roman uprising "Spartacus" was originally a slave engaged in what activities?

Answer: Gladiator.

105. What are the high-value materials that can be mined from the stratum?

Answer: Natural resources.

106. Like Italy, what works do Flemish Renaissance painters tend to create?

Answer: Realism.

107. In Greek mythology, what is the relationship between Zeus and Holmes?

Answer: father and son

108, which of the following can be called metal resources?

Answer: iron.

109. Which Portuguese navigator discovered the Cape of Good Hope at the southernmost tip of Africa?

Answer: Diaz.

1 10. When did Richard the Lion King and Saladin sign the armistice agreement?

Answer: 1 192

1 1 1. Where do most hurricanes originate?

Answer: the ocean

1 12. Which Portuguese navigator was the pioneer of the navigation route from Europe to India around the Cape of Good Hope?

A: Da Gama

1 13, who is the king of the kingdom?

A: The leader of the alliance that occupied the temple.

1 14, what is the highest level of the city hall?

Answer: 25

What is the process of atomic polymerization of 1 15?

Answer: integration.

1 16. What nationality was the inventor of air conditioning?

Answer: America.

1 17 and the eight-hour working system first appeared in which country?

Answer: Britain

1 18, "Augustus" was the title of which Roman emperor after quelling the Roman civil war?

Answer: Gaius Octavius.

1 19, what does the monotheist mean?

Answer: worship a god

120 which two works are considered to be created by Homer?

A: (Odyssey) and (Iliad)

12 1. How many kilometers is the whole marathon?

Answer: 40 kilometers

122. The content of Homer's epic is related to a war in ancient history. What is this war?

Answer: Trojan War

123, which of the following commanders is good at resource collection?

Answer: Cleopatra VII

124. What is the economic base of Egypt?

Answer: Agriculture.

125, what is the fastest planet in the solar system?

Answer: Jupiter

Who came up with the Trojan horse? Who Won the War

Answer: Odysseus; The Greeks

127. who was the outstanding politician in Japan at the end of the warring States period and the first generation general of the edo shogunate?

The answer is: Tokugawa Ieyasu.

128. Who is the commander-in-chief called "Red Beard"?

Answer: Frederick I.

129. Who is the commander-in-chief nicknamed "Guardian of Carthage"?

Answer: Hannibal Barca.

130, who owns everything in the ancient Egyptian kingdom?

Answer: Pharaoh

13 1. Where did the Mughal Empire spread Islam?

Answer: Most parts of India.

132. Although Gutenberg was the inventor of the European printing press, which country invented the first movable type printing technology and influenced his invention?

Answer: China.

133, which art group is known as Canada's "national treasure"?

Answer: Cirque du Soleil.

134, which of the following arms restrained the infantry?

The answer is: Gong Bing.

135 which representative of democratic politics in ancient Greece advocated open official positions and peaceful public pension system?

Answer: Perikles.

136 and 1688 which revolution established the British constitutional monarchy?

A: Glorious revolution.

137. Some typhoons are shaped like cones. What are they?

Answer: rotate

138, which discovery makes it possible to interpret hieroglyphics?

Answer: Rosetta Stone

139, which of the following can be called energy?

Answer: Oil.

140 which commander decided to be an enemy of Rome for life when he was a teenager?

Answer: hannibal lecter.

14 1, Russia's first tyrannical czar was called?

Answer: Ivan the Terrible.

142. Who was in charge of the new model army organized during the British Revolution?

Answer: Cromwell

143 which social organization in Rome in the 6th century BC had the function of consulting parliament?

Answer: Senate

144, Galileo's iron ball experiment overthrew the theory of which ancient Greek scientist?

Answer: Aristotle

145, the last female Pharaoh of Ptolemy dynasty?

Answer: Cleopatra VII

146, which code of Babylon was the first complete written code in the world?

Answer: code of hammurabi.

147, the process of atomic splitting?

Answer: fission

148, the importance of variation?

Answer: population evolution

149, the national emblem of Mexico does not include?

Answer: camel

Father of modern Olympics?

Answer: Coubertin

15 1, which of the following is not a natural resource?

Answer: cloth

152, which nation was the first to create Mesopotamian civilization?

Answer: Sumerians

153, which dynasty was Queen Victoria a famous monarch in Britain?

Answer: Hanover House.

154. What is the softest mineral known to mankind?

Answer: talc

155 and 1682, French king Louis XIV announced that he would move his court from the Louvre in Paris to which palace?

Answer: Versailles

156, who was Yuan Yijing with when he sent troops to attack Pingjia?

Answer: Yuan Laichao

157, which feudal kingdom is France or Germany?

Answer: Frankish kingdom

158, who wrote the last supper?

Answer: Da Vinci

159, commander Keira's nickname?

Answer: the gorilla fled.

160. What is the energy generated by hydropower of river dams?

Answer: water energy.

16 1. Whose weapon is the eternal gun in Nordic mythology?

Answer: Odin

162, used to assemble the allied buildings?

Answer: Castle.

163, the advantages of John Gutenberg's printing press do not include which of the following?

A: Enhance the authority of the church.

164. What did the Renaissance bring back?

Answer: traditional culture

165, which of the following commanders is good at leading archers?

The answer is: Li Chenggui.

166. Why was Florence so important during the Renaissance?

Answer: The birthplace and symbol of the Renaissance.

167, who provided the main financial support for the revival?

Answer: Rich sponsors.

168, which soldier of the Greek allied forces killed Hecktor in the Trojan War?

Answer: Achilles.

169. In general, what floor is the sun seen by the naked eye during the day?

Answer: light ball

170, which of the following is not a feature of Renaissance art works?

Answer: Two-dimensional plane

17 1. What is the nickname of Commander-in-Chief Julius Caesar?

Answer: uncrowned king

172. What acceleration props can be used in the battle of Egypt?

Answer: the treatment is accelerated.

173, coal, oil, natural gas and other non-renewable energy, which of the following is non-renewable energy?

Answer: Fossil fuels

174, what are the main characteristics of Nordic humanists such as Erasmus?

Answer: Passionate about religion and society.

175, the difference within the population, such as the difference in the beak, is called?

Answer: Variant

176, where is the origin of the Renaissance?

Answer: Italy

177, who ranks first in the order of China's twelve Xiao?

Answer: mouse.

178. what is the endless energy obtained by using high-temperature magma or underground dry-hot rocks?

Answer: Geothermal energy

179, which of the following is one of Raphael's most famous works?

Answer: Athens school

180, which of the following is renewable energy?

Answer: water.

18 1. Which of the following is a fossil fuel formed by marine organic matter, which is often found in folded and inclined strata and used for heating and cooking?

Answer: Natural gas.

182, which two of the following were created by Leonardo da Vinci?

Answer: The Last Supper, Mona Lisa

183, who created the Mona Lisa?

Answer: Da Vinci

184, what is the sedimentary rock formed by plant decay in swamp area?

Answer: Coal.

185. Which of the following is not the reason why the Renaissance originated in Italy?

Answer: The Alps stopped the Black Death.

186. What is the purpose of the prop resistance arrow?

A: Used to upgrade the guard tower.

187, which of the following is not a passive skill possessed by Commander pelayo?

Answer: charge.

188, which of the following arms restrained the cavalry?

Answer: infantry

189, liquid fossil fuels formed by marine organic matter can be used as raw materials for fuel and plastic industry?

Answer: Oil.

190, what kind of drink was invented by American pharmacist john pemberton?

Answer: Coke.

19 1, which of the following skills does not belong to Commander Sid?

Answer: chivalry.

192. Who is the commander-in-chief of the nickname of the hero in troubled times?

Answer: Cao Cao

193, which of the following does not belong to the reward that the pub silver cabinet may receive?

Answer: the book of three-level knowledge

194. what is the renewable energy obtained by burning organic substances such as wood and alcohol?

Answer: Biomass energy

195, which of the following is not included in the four great inventions of China?

Answer: Seismograph.

196. Who was the monarch who established the Korean dynasty?

The answer is: Li Chenggui.

197. The author thinks that you can achieve a fair goal by any means. Who is he?

Answer: Machiavelli

198, three helldogs in Greek mythology?

Answer: Cerberus.

199, the inventor of the printing press is?

Answer: John Gutenberg

200. Who was the female general in Genhei era in Japan?

The answer is: Tomoe Gozen.

20 1. Who is the first heir to Henry VIII's rule in England?

Answer: Edward VI of England.