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Which dynasty ruled Austria for over 600 years?
Answer: Habsburgs
Why: The dynasty takes its name from Habsburg Castle, built around 1020 in what is now Switzerland, not Austria.
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Which national capital lies closest to Vienna?
Answer: Bratislava
Why: Bratislava was once Hungary's coronation city: 11 Hungarian kings and queens were crowned in its St Martin's Cathedral.
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What is the Austrian German word for 'tomato'?
Answer: Paradeiser
Why: When Austria joined the EU in 1995, its treaty gave Paradeiser and 22 other Austrian food words equal status with German ones.
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Where does the song 'Edelweiss' come from?
Answer: A Broadway musical
Why: Edelweiss was the last song Rodgers and Hammerstein wrote together; Hammerstein died in 1960.
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What is a 'Wiener' sausage called in Vienna?
Answer: Frankfurter
Why: Butcher Johann Georg Lahner, who had trained in Frankfurt, began making these sausages in Vienna in 1805.
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What state joined Austria from Hungary in 1921?
Answer: Burgenland
Why: Sopron, the town meant to be its capital, voted in 1921 to stay in Hungary, so Burgenland made Eisenstadt its capital.