Q.1.
The Savior" is the English translation of which country name?

The Republic of El is a country in Central America. The name “El Salvador” is a Spanish word that means “The Savior.”

Q.2.
Which technique did Vincent van Gogh use to paint “Sunflowers?”

Vincent van Gogh used the impasto technique to paint Sunflowers. Impasto is an Italian word that means “paste.” He used oil to give the painting a three-dimensional appearance.

Q.3.
What type of food is pumpernickel?

Pumpernickel is a type of sweet bread made in Germany. It is made from coarsely ground rye and sourdough starter.

Q.4.
What is the metal that gives its name to a 70th wedding anniversary?

Platinum is a dense and malleable metal with the atomic number 78. The word platinum is also used to refer to the 70th wedding anniversary.

Q.5.
What planet are the Transformers from?

The Transformers movie was released in 1986. In this movie, the Transformers are from the planet Cybertron.

Q.6.
Who was the first woman to host the Oscars on her own?

Whoopi Goldberg is an American actor whose real name is Caryn Elaine Johnson. She hosted the Oscars on her own in 1994.

Q.7.
What kind of flowers is Vanilla made from?

Vanilla is obtained from orchids, which is one of the three major families of flowering plants. The pods of Mexican spices are the main source of Vanilla.

Q.8.
Which US President had the middle name "Milhous?”

Richard Nixon served as the President of the United States of America from 1969–1974. His full name was Richard Milhous Nixon.

Q.9.
Le Bourget airport is situated in which city?

Le Bourget airport is situated in Paris and has been in operation since 1919. It is a general aviation airport that also hosts The Paris Air Show.

Q.10.
How many countries constitute the African continent and are listed in the UN?

The African continent is made up of 56 countries. Out of these, 54 are members of the United Nations, while the remaining two are dependent territories.