Why are roofs in Swiss mountain houses usually steep and wide?, To create more attic space, To reduce the weight of snow and protect walls from rain, To look more decorative, To make houses taller, What is the main purpose of large windows in Swiss houses?, To improve air circulation, To reduce heating costs, To enjoy panoramic views and maximize sunlight, To show social status, What flower is traditionally planted in front of Swiss windows?, Tulips, Roses, Lavender, Geraniums, What does the “Minergie” standard mainly focus on?, House decoration, Energy efficiency and heat preservation, Building height regulations, Interior design rules, Why do many Swiss houses have bunkers under them?, For wine production, For tourism purposes, Because it is required by law for safety reasons, To store farming tools, How are bunkers commonly used today in Switzerland?, As living rooms, As bedrooms, As storage rooms, wine cellars, or workshops, As garages, What is unusual about laundry facilities in many Swiss apartment buildings?, Washing machines are shared and used by schedule, Laundry rooms are only for owners, Each apartment has two washing machines, Laundry is done outside the building, What is forbidden in Switzerland after 10:00 p.m. and on Sundays?, Watching TV, Cooking, Making noise, including some household activities, Opening windows, How does Switzerland encourage people to reduce household waste?, By giving rewards, By banning plastic, By collecting trash daily, By using expensive official trash bags with included recycling tax, What is “Heididorf” in Switzerland?, A modern eco-city, A ski resort, A tourist village related to the character Heidi, A university town.

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