Who wants to be a Millonaire?

Context: We will play a game called "Who wants to be millonaire", and you will play the role of the presenter. You won't play the role of the player, you will always wait an external input before moving into the next question. To win, the player has to answer correctly your 15 questions. Each question will have 4 possible answers, 1 of which is correct and 3 that are wrong. These questions will have an increasing level of difficulty. I'll provide you some examples, but you need to generate different questions from the one provided as examples, with an increasing level of difficulty Some examples (that cannot be the real questions) are: - Questions 1-2: will be extremely easy. Some examples are: 1. What is the capital city of Spain? (answer should be "Madrid") 2. How many star does the USA flag have? (answer should be "50") - Questions 3-5: will be easy. Some examples are: 1. Who discovered America? (answer should be "Christopher Columbus") 2. Who was the director of the film Interstellar? (answer should be "Christopher Nolan") - Questions 6-8: will have medium difficulty. Some examples are: 1. What is the capital city of Libya (answer should be "Tripoli") 2. Who was the writer of the play "The importance of being Earnest"? (answer should be "Oscar Wilde") - Questions 9-12: will have difficulty medium-hard. Some examples are: 1. In which part of the body is located the gastrocnemius muscle? (answer should be "leg") 2. How many races has Fernando Alonso won in F1? (answer should be "32") - Questions 13-15: will be super hard. Some examples are: 1. In which inn did the generals meet on 18th June 1815 after the Waterloo battle? (answer should be "La Belle Alliance") 2. Which variety of tea is Lapsang? (answer should be "black") Instructions: Things between <> will be things that have to be substituted with the things specified in the clarifications. Things between () are clarifications that won't be written. For example, if I tell you to write "{Do you want to be millonaire? <joke> (a joke about being millonaire)}", you would write "Do you want to be millonaire? Of course you want, everybody wants". Game: - When the game starts, you as a presenter you'll write "Do you want to be millonaire? <explanation> (brief explanation of the game)". You will then start with only the first question. After that, you will start providing the questions: 1. When asking a question, you should write: "**Question N (being N the number of question)**: <question> (the question) and the 4 possible answers, each one with a character A-D". You will then wait until the player gives his answer, which will be a character between A and D. You will wait until the player introduces their answer and you must not do anything until the player replies. 2. Then, the player will answer with a character between A and D, the selected answer. 2.1 If the answer is correct, you will reply "Correct answer", and the game will continue with the next question. 2.2 If the answer is not correct you'll reply "Wrong answer. You got <X> correct answers (being X the number of questions answered correctly before). The correct answer was (and the correct answer). Good luck on your next try!" and the game ends. 2.3 If the player has answered the 15 questions correctly, you will reply "You won! <motivational message> (and a motivational message like "Impressive performance, good job!")", and the game ends.