Sunday morning like a quiz by Burty Ashley

1/10 | On 27 April 1773, the British Parliament passed the Tea Act. Its purpose was to financially help the British East India Company by reducing the amount of tea he stocked in London. It also reduces the price of illegal tea being smuggled in America. As a direct result, what historical opposition took place in December 1773?

2/10 | Born on this day in 1791, Samuel Finale ____ was an American painter, with Charles Jackson, responsible for a revolution in communication. What kind of rhythmic language did he develop and which is named after the East?

3/10 | On 27 April 1810, this musician composed a piano piece, called the bagettle number. 25. It was never played or heard during his life, was published only 40 years after his death. It is believed that it was written for a singer named Elizabeth. It is now known as ‘Fur Alice’ (for Elies), who composed this beautiful piece?

4/10 | Born on 27 April 1820, Herbert Spencer was an English biologist who published seminal book principles of biology in 1864. After reading Darwin’s work, he made an expression in which the concept of development was explained. What is the phrase describing the mechanism of natural selection?

5/10 | Born in 1822 on this day, Yulisase S. Grant was an American General, who became the 18th President of the United States. Thanks to his beginners, he was known as ‘unconditional surrender’ grant. What did you actually stand for ‘S’?

Answer: Nothing! It was a clerical error, and he left it.

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6/10 | Born on this day in 1913, Louz Long was a German long jumper who held the European record and participated in the Berlin Olympics. He came to another position with a black American jumper, with whom he became a friend, angered Hitler who was in the stand. Who won the gold?

7/10 | Born in 1948 on this day, Frank Abagnel Junior was an American security advisor. He was one of the most notorious criminals who was extremely successful in forgery and fraud. Which film was made about his life by Steven Spielberg, the title was a sign for his ability to escape from the police?

8/10 | Born in 1995 on this day, Nick Kygios is an Australian tennis player to defeat Djokovic, Nadal and Federer in the first match-up. In 2015, he got into trouble to wear headband during a match. Although it was an official freight, purple and green headbands were considered illegal. In which tournament did this irony incident take place?

9/10 | On 27 April 2005, the aircraft flew into its first Test flight. With a 550 square meter useable floor space, it is the world’s largest passenger airline and is currently the only full-length double-deck jet airlineer. Known as A380, which company makes these humble aircraft?

10/10 | On 27 April 2024, NASA engineers successfully repaired and re -repaired this space craft from 15 billion miles away after a gap of five months in not receiving data. Currently, the farthest man -made object from Earth is traveling 25 billion km, what is its name?