[Answer] The gargoyles adorning Saint Vitus' Cathedral in Prague have a functional purpose. What is it?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " The gargoyles adorning Saint Vitus' Cathedral in Prague have a functional purpose. What is it? "

...1. They frighten pigeons. 2. They spew rainwater off the roof. 3. They are talismans against evil spirits. 4. Their shadows tell the time on the walls.

[Answer] 7. In the Second Defenestration of Prague the defenestration was carried out by members of Bohemian aristocracy. Why did they do it?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "7. In the Second Defenestration of Prague the defenestration was carried out by members of Bohemian aristocracy. Why did they do it?"

...1. They were playing "truth or dare" 2. They were rebelling 3. They were taking drugs 4. They wanted to impress some milk-maids with their vocabulary The Bohemian aristocracy was effectively in revolt following the election of Ferdinand, Duke of Styria and a Catholic zealot, to rule the Holy Roman Empire, which included Bohemia. They wanted to elect their own king.

[Answer] Prague has much to offer by way of musical heritage and the Aria Hotel is the place to stay for a harmonious spring break. Each floor of the hotel is dedicated to a musical genre, with each room dedicated to an artist or band of that genre. Which room does Sam stay in when she visits?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question " Prague has much to offer by way of musical heritage and the Aria Hotel is the place to stay for a harmonious spring break. Each floor of the hotel is dedicated to a musical genre, with each room dedicated to an artist or band of that genre. Which room does Sam stay in when she visits? "

...1. The ABBA Room 2. The J.S. Bach Room 3. The Skrillex Room 4. The Jim Morrison Room

[Ans] "The Mother of Cities" is a nickname for which city? St. Petersburg Istanbul Athens Prague

Step 1 : Introduction to the question ""The Mother of Cities" is a nickname for which city? "

...Klára Thomasová (CESNET) Prague is the capital city of the Czech Republic, and it stretches over the Vltava River. Prague is the political and cultural centre of the country, having evolved from the progressive and revolutionary ideas that are at the core of the Czech nation. Nick-named 'the mother ...

 The mother of cities reads the motto on the coat-of-arms of the Capital of the Czech Republic. It was topical in the Middle Ages and the Early New Age, when Prague was the political head and until 1547 also the supreme court instance of the burgher estate, the counterpart of the nobility and the sovereign ...