Miljana Ristić and Rada Jovanović Give Wild Answers in Zadruga Quiz

Miljana Ristić and Radojka “Rada” Jovanović faced a rapid-fire quiz on Zadruga, with radio hosts Janjuš and Stefan Karić putting the contestants through a mix of general-knowledge questions and teasing brainteasers. Their answers produced several funny moments, including one spectacular geography mix-up. The pair correctly identified H2O when asked about the formula, and Rada knew that the noun “tree” is grammatically neuter. But a question about a plane crashing between Serbia and Croatia caused confusion. Miljana initially suggested that survivors would be buried, missing the point of the trick question. The hosts also asked how many stars appear in the clearest night of August and how far an apartment belonging to Jasenka was from the beach; neither contestant supplied the expected answer to the latter. The quiz moved on to animals. Asked to name the largest and smallest creatures in the world, Miljana offered an ant as the smallest and a giraffe as the largest. A question about a ship’s deck and the number of crew members needed for it to sink left the pair without a clear response. Arithmetic proved no easier. Given a story about Toma starting with 20 apples, receiving four from Sima and returning seven to Pera, Rada quickly answered 17. Miljana said she had become confused and could not manage the calculation. In a race question asking who you are if you overtake the person in second place, Rada answered “second.” Miljana corrected her, insisting the answer was first, then challenged her friend’s reasoning. The most memorable blunder came when the quiz turned to European capitals. Asked for the capital of the Czech Republic, Miljana answered Slovakia. The title’s playful reference to the country captures the spirit of the segment: the contestants’ confidence and confusion mattered more than getting every answer right. The broadcast turned the pair’s mistakes into light entertainment for viewers.