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Quiz about Illnesses in Dutch
Quiz about Illnesses in Dutch

Illnesses in Dutch Trivia Quiz


It figures - you are on holiday in Holland and you get sick. What do you think your various ailments are called in Dutch?

A multiple-choice quiz by mioumiou2003. Estimated time: 4 mins.
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Author
mioumiou2003
Time
4 mins
Type
Multiple Choice
Quiz #
202,851
Updated
Jun 19 23
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Average
Avg Score
8 / 10
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1019
Last 3 plays: dee1304 (5/10), Guest 31 (10/10), Guest 217 (10/10).
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Question 1 of 10
1. Day One - You have been walking around Amsterdam all day, of course it is raining as usual, and you forgot your raincoat. Now you are coughing and sneezing. You have caught a cold. What is a common cold called in Dutch ? Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. Day Two - You are still going around in Amsterdam with your cold, and the man on the tram next to you kept coughing in your face. Now you feel feverish and you have the flu. What is the flu called in Dutch ? Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. Day Three - Your cold and flu are finally under control. You have your appetite back and are hungry enough to try out the famous Dutch breakfast "uitsmijter" but oh my! - now your teeth are aching. You have a bad toothache. What is a toothache called in Dutch ? Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. Day Four - The dentist performed a miracle, and your toothache has gone. Unfortunately, amid all the excitement you suddenly develop chest pain and need to go to a hospital to get it checked out. What is a hospital called in Dutch? Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. Day Five - You did not have a heart attack, just a very severe attack of wind. You are finally ready to go out again and explore Amsterdam. There is so much to see, you walk around for hours, and at the end of the day, you have blisters the size of a soccer ball. You need some bandaids to relieve the pain a bit. What are bandaids called in Dutch ? Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. Day Six - You have popped those blisters and your feet are totally covered in bandaids. Finally you can go around a bit again. You have heard a lot about the famous Dutch snackbars, and you buy one of everything. Much of what you are eating is deep fried. You spend the evening in your hotel on the lavatory, with diarrhea. What is diarrhea called in Dutch ? Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. Day Seven - You finally recovered from all the above. You enjoy Amsterdam by walking around on the cobblestone streets. You trip over a loose cobble and fall. Now your ankle is sprained. What is a sprained ankle called in Dutch ? Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. Day Eight- No, your ankle wasn't sprained ... you broke a bone! What is a broken bone called in Dutch? Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. Day Nine - You are an amazingly fast healer and are up and running again, well, limping at least. That is besides the horrible headache you have right now. What is a headache called in Dutch ? Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. Day Ten - It is your final day in Holland and you decide to party all night, eating and drinking whatever you can at the Rembrandtplein or the Leidseplein. Maybe those mussels were not as fresh as they could have been, and you think you have food poisoning. What is food poisoning called in Dutch ? Hint



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1. Day One - You have been walking around Amsterdam all day, of course it is raining as usual, and you forgot your raincoat. Now you are coughing and sneezing. You have caught a cold. What is a common cold called in Dutch ?

Answer: Een verkoudheid

Medication for a common cold can be obtained in a pharmacy, "een drogisterij" or "een apotheek".
2. Day Two - You are still going around in Amsterdam with your cold, and the man on the tram next to you kept coughing in your face. Now you feel feverish and you have the flu. What is the flu called in Dutch ?

Answer: De griep

A fever in Dutch is called "een koorts". Medication can be obtained from a "drogisterij" or "apotheek". A doctor is called "een dokter".
3. Day Three - Your cold and flu are finally under control. You have your appetite back and are hungry enough to try out the famous Dutch breakfast "uitsmijter" but oh my! - now your teeth are aching. You have a bad toothache. What is a toothache called in Dutch ?

Answer: Kiespijn

For a toothache you might want to see a dentist. A dentist in Dutch is called a "tandarts". Pain killers can be obtained in the "drogisterij" or "apotheek" and are called "pijnstillers". By the way an "uitsmijter" is made with sunny-side up eggs, layered over really good ham, served on top of toast.
4. Day Four - The dentist performed a miracle, and your toothache has gone. Unfortunately, amid all the excitement you suddenly develop chest pain and need to go to a hospital to get it checked out. What is a hospital called in Dutch?

Answer: Een ziekenhuis

Chest pain is called "borstpijn" in Dutch. Check your medical insurance coverage *before* going abroad to make sure it is valid overseas. Otherwise, be prepared to pay cash, a lot of it, on the spot.
5. Day Five - You did not have a heart attack, just a very severe attack of wind. You are finally ready to go out again and explore Amsterdam. There is so much to see, you walk around for hours, and at the end of the day, you have blisters the size of a soccer ball. You need some bandaids to relieve the pain a bit. What are bandaids called in Dutch ?

Answer: Pleisters

You can find "pleisters" at any "drogisterij" or "supermarkt".
6. Day Six - You have popped those blisters and your feet are totally covered in bandaids. Finally you can go around a bit again. You have heard a lot about the famous Dutch snackbars, and you buy one of everything. Much of what you are eating is deep fried. You spend the evening in your hotel on the lavatory, with diarrhea. What is diarrhea called in Dutch ?

Answer: Diarree

Medication can be found in the "supermarkt" and the "drogisterij". Try "Norit" ... It generally works very well.
7. Day Seven - You finally recovered from all the above. You enjoy Amsterdam by walking around on the cobblestone streets. You trip over a loose cobble and fall. Now your ankle is sprained. What is a sprained ankle called in Dutch ?

Answer: Een verstuikte enkel

After a visit to the "dokter" you might want to get some greased cotton ("vette watten" in Dutch) and an ace bandage ("verband" in Dutch).
8. Day Eight- No, your ankle wasn't sprained ... you broke a bone! What is a broken bone called in Dutch?

Answer: Een gebroken bot

A broken bone would take you to the emergency room in a "ziekenhuis" by ambulance. An ambulance is called a "ziekenauto" in Dutch. Some bones you might break include: leg/"been", arm/"arm", neck/"nek", toe/"teen", finger/"vinger", hip/"heup", shoulder/"schouder", elbow/"elleboog", ankle/"enkel", nose/"neus".
9. Day Nine - You are an amazingly fast healer and are up and running again, well, limping at least. That is besides the horrible headache you have right now. What is a headache called in Dutch ?

Answer: Hoofdpijn

Painkillers for a headache can be found in the "drogisterij" or the "apotheek". Look or ask for "pijnstillers".
10. Day Ten - It is your final day in Holland and you decide to party all night, eating and drinking whatever you can at the Rembrandtplein or the Leidseplein. Maybe those mussels were not as fresh as they could have been, and you think you have food poisoning. What is food poisoning called in Dutch ?

Answer: Voedselvergiftiging

You most likely would need to go to the "ziekenhuis" again. I am sorry. Just be careful and enjoy your stay in beautiful Holland.
Source: Author mioumiou2003

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