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2020 in review

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2020 split everyone's life into a before and after: the lung disease from Wuhan became the Covid pandemic, in March the WHO declared it a pandemic, and country after country went into lockdown. Suddenly words like incidence, home office and social distancing were everyday vocabulary, toilet paper became a trophy, video calls the new normal and the Olympic Games were postponed for the first time in peacetime. Yet the year ended with a scientific miracle: in record time, the Mainz-based couple Şahin and Türeci at BioNTech developed an mRNA vaccine. In between, the death of George Floyd shook the United States and brought Black Lives Matter onto streets worldwide, Joe Biden beat Trump in the US election, 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate exploded in Beirut's port, and German payments darling Wirecard turned out to be a billion-euro mirage. SpaceX became the first private company to fly astronauts to the ISS, Bayern achieved football immortality with an 8 to 2 over Barcelona and the Lisbon treble, Berlin's cursed BER airport actually opened nine years late and the world mourned Kobe Bryant and Diego Maradona. Twenty questions about the year that changed everything.

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What did the WHO officially declare a pandemic on 11 March 2020?

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Covid-19

Until then the WHO had only spoken of an "epidemic".

💡 Did you know? The name stands for "Coronavirus Disease 2019".

Which unprecedented measure did countries worldwide impose from March 2020?

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lockdown

Contact restrictions came to define daily life.

💡 Did you know? "Lockdown" became Collins Dictionary's word of the year.

Which Mainz-based company announced the first highly effective Covid vaccine in November 2020?

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BioNTech

Founding couple Şahin and Türeci became world-famous.

💡 Did you know? mRNA technology had never before been used in an approved vaccine.

Which everyday product became the symbol of panic buying in spring 2020?

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toilet paper

Pasta, flour and yeast sold out constantly too.

💡 Did you know? Factories ran extra shifts: there was never a real paper shortage.

Which state officially left the European Union on 31 January 2020?

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United Kingdom

The trade deal was only struck on Christmas Eve 2020.

💡 Did you know? A transition period meant little changed until year's end.

The death of which African American during a police arrest sparked worldwide protests in May 2020?

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George Floyd

Black Lives Matter marched in thousands of cities worldwide.

💡 Did you know? The officer responsible was sentenced to over 22 years in 2021.

Who won the US presidential election in November 2020?

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Joe Biden

Kamala Harris became the first female vice president.

💡 Did you know? The mail-ballot flood meant counting took days.

Beirut

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In which city's port did 2,750 tonnes of ammonium nitrate explode in August 2020?

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Beirut

The material had sat unsecured in the port for years.

💡 Did you know? The blast wave was felt as far away as Cyprus.

Which basketball legend died in a helicopter crash in January 2020?

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Kobe Bryant

The Lakers star had won five NBA titles.

💡 Did you know? The NBA named its All-Star MVP trophy after him.

Which Argentine football icon died in November 2020?

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Diego Maradona

Argentina declared three days of national mourning.

💡 Did you know? Napoli named its stadium after him.

Which continent-country fought unprecedented bushfires around the turn of 2019/20?

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Australia

About three billion animals died or lost their habitat.

💡 Did you know? Images of rescued koalas went around the world.

SpaceX

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Which private company flew astronauts to the ISS for the first time in May 2020?

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SpaceX

It was the first crewed US launch since the Shuttle era ended in 2011.

💡 Did you know? The astronauts rode to the pad in a Tesla.

Which German DAX company collapsed in 2020 when 1.9 billion euros turned out not to exist?

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Wirecard

Executive Jan Marsalek remains a fugitive to this day.

💡 Did you know? Wirecard was once worth more on the stock market than Deutsche Bank.

What happened to the Olympic Games in 2020 for the first time in peacetime?

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postponement

The name "Tokyo 2020" stayed nonetheless.

💡 Did you know? Previously, Games had only been cancelled for the world wars.

Which video-call app became the byword for work and school from home in 2020?

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Zoom

At peak, over 300 million meeting participants joined daily.

💡 Did you know? "You're on mute!" became the sentence of the year.

By what historic score did Bayern Munich demolish Barcelona in the August 2020 Champions League quarter-final?

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8-2

Bayern then beat PSG in the final.

💡 Did you know? Bayern won all eleven CL games that season: a first.

BER

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Which Berlin airport opened in October 2020 (nine years behind schedule)?

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BER

Costs had tripled to around six billion euros.

💡 Did you know? The first planned opening in 2012 was scrapped four weeks beforehand.

Which Netflix documentary about a bizarre big-cat zoo became a lockdown phenomenon?

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Tiger King

For weeks it was the most-watched show in the world.

💡 Did you know? Joe Exotic was already in prison during the hype.

Which musical mega-event was cancelled in 2020 for the first time in its 64-year history?

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Eurovision Song Contest

A non-competitive show aired instead.

💡 Did you know? Iceland's entry "Think About Things" became an internet hit anyway.

Which Scottish James Bond actor died in October 2020?

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Sean Connery

He was 90 years old.

💡 Did you know? He won an Oscar for "The Untouchables".

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