Not questions about what happens in the books. Questions about the world they visit: what people eat there, how they say hello, what happened there long before anybody arrived.
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How ancient Athens invented voting, and who was left out of it.
Start the quiz →New York in 1869 and 1870, when the Met was founded.
Start the quiz →From a tribe on an island to a revolution and a tower.
Start the quiz →Romans, fire, plague and the first underground railway.
Start the quiz →Edo, the shoguns, and a city that renamed itself.
Start the quiz →A Moorish fort that became the capital of an empire.
Start the quiz →Twins and a wolf, a republic, an empire and its fall.
Start the quiz →Pearls, a dredged creek, oil, and a country only decades old.
Start the quiz →An emperor, a man thrown from a window, and two peaceful partings.
Start the quiz →Vikings, a builder king, and boats across the water in 1943.
Start the quiz →A dam, a golden century, a tulip craze and a diary.
Start the quiz →Six hundred years of Sweden, a century of Russia, and independence.
Start the quiz →A capital twice over, a wall, and the night it opened.
Start the quiz →Seven islands, a dowry, cotton, and independence.
Start the quiz →Six hundred years of one dynasty, a war, and a river of factories.
Start the quiz →A fishing town, foreign concessions, and the fastest-growing skyline on earth.
Start the quiz →Vikings, four centuries with Denmark, and a peace prize.
Start the quiz →A city erased and rebuilt from paintings.
Start the quiz →A Jesuit school, coffee money, and the biggest city in the Americas.
Start the quiz →A blockade of iron, an empire, and two hundred years without war.
Start the quiz →A new capital in 1782, and the kingdom that stayed its own.
Start the quiz →Three names, two empires, and the walls that held for a thousand years.
Start the quiz →Two thousand years, from the Trưng sisters to the end of French rule.
Start the quiz →Every book has its quizzes, and cities Charlie and Georgie have yet to reach have theirs waiting: one for each language, anchored to the city where it is spoken.