4% of Chinese people are millionaires.
What king doesn’t have a beard in cards?
The King of Hearts is the only non-bearded king in a deck of cards.
How many sheep are there in Australia?
Australia is home to no less than 132 million sheep. On average, there are eight sheep for every Australian. But sheep aren’t a rarity in these parts, as New Zealand has a whopping 17 sheep per capita.
When did black rogue appear?
Black Rascal first appeared in a story by Floyd Gottfredson from 1939, but he didn’t appear in Danish until June 29, 1965.
How many students attended general upper secondary school in 2007?
As of 2007, around 73,000 students in Denmark were studying for a general upper secondary school diploma, of which 38 percent were men and 62 percent women.
Where was the first football World Cup held?
The first World Cup was held in 1930, with Uruguay winning the final 4-2 over Argentina.
What name are mossy pigs known by?
Moss pigs are known as “water rats” but actually belong to the mouse family (stud mice).
How did the band name “The Doors” come about?
Jim Morrison found the name “The Doors” for his rock band in the title of Aldous Huxley’s book “The Doors of Perception”, which is also about drugs.
When did the Trolleybus arrive?
The trolleybus started as an experiment in England in the late 1800s and came to Denmark as an experiment in 1907.
When did the first Paralympic Games take place?
The first Winter Paralympic Games took place in 1976.
