Dublin, Ireland — Questions and answers
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Why is the famous bridge in Dublin called the Ha'penny Bridge?
Choices
- It was only half-finished when built.
- Pedestrians had to pay a half-penny to cross it. ✓
- It is very short, only half a bridge long.
- It was built with half-penny coins.
Answer: Pedestrians had to pay a half-penny to cross it.
From page 1
What yummy smells might you find at Moore Street market?
Choices
- Fish and chips.
- Fresh produce and soda bread. ✓
- Sweet candy and chocolate.
- Spicy tacos and burritos.
Answer: Fresh produce and soda bread.
From page 2
What special old book is a treasured centerpiece in the Long Room at Trinity College?
Choices
- The Dublin Story Book.
- The Book of Kells. ✓
- The Big Green Book.
- The Irish Fairy Tales.
Answer: The Book of Kells.
From page 3
How does St. Stephen's Green feel compared to the busy city streets?
Choices
- Loud and exciting.
- Peaceful and tranquil. ✓
- Crowded and noisy.
- Fast and hurried.
Answer: Peaceful and tranquil.
From page 4
What can visitors learn about at the Guinness Storehouse?
Choices
- How to make delicious soup.
- The story and brewing process of a famous Irish drink. ✓
- How to build a big building.
- The history of Irish dancing.
Answer: The story and brewing process of a famous Irish drink.
From page 5
What kind of music can you hear in the Temple Bar district at night?
Choices
- Pop music.
- Traditional Irish music. ✓
- Classical music.
- Rock music.
Answer: Traditional Irish music.
From page 6
What musical instrument is the Samuel Beckett Bridge shaped like?
Choices
- A drum.
- A harp. ✓
- A piano.
- A flute.
Answer: A harp.
From page 7
What wild animals can you see in Phoenix Park?
Choices
- Monkeys.
- Wild deer. ✓
- Tigers.
- Elephants.
Answer: Wild deer.
From page 8