---1- Family puzzles---
I don't know anyone who has been experiences like these, but I know this story:
"One of many days of school at the University of Copenhagen, early twentieth century, students took a complex physics test. One of the questions was: How can you determine the eight of a building using a barometer?"
At the moment I post only that one. But there is a funny response.
---2- Rites of Passage---
--1.- What's the biggest Catalonian region?
-----a): Berguedà
-----b): Barcelonès
-----c): La Noguera
--2.- Surely many people know a town called Sitges. Where is located this town?
-----a): At Pyrenees region near Vielha.
-----b): At coast near Barcelona.
-----c): At middle of Lleida's plain.
--3.- How many people live in Catalonia actually?
-----a): 3.789.056 people.
-----b): 12.987.345 people.
-----c): 7.364.078 people.
--4.- What are the two official languages of Catalonia?
-----a): Catalan and Spanish.
-----b): Catalan and English.
-----c): Spanish and French.
--5.- Who is a popular music spanish singer who was born in a town of Girona?
-----a): Alejandro Sanz.
-----b:) Cris Juanico.
-----c:) Mònica Naranjo.
---3- Answers.---
1.- I think it may seem ridiculous, but the fact is that I don't sure how many surviving cousins I'm getting. 13 cousins that I know.
2.- My mother is 82 years old actually.
3.- The youngest in my family is my daugther called Sara. She's twelve years old.
4.- I've only one.
5.- I have two sisters but I'm not any brother.
6.- No. They all are living into Spanish territory.
I haven't more time to look for answers of another students, but I promise look for it en another moment.