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Questions
One of the symbols of India is
The country lies on two continents is
What is the official currency in the United States?
What is the official currency in France?
What is the capital of China?
What is the deepest in the world?
Which of these languages is not officially the language in Switzerland?
What is the most populous city in the United States?
How is called the mountain range that crosses Romania?
What is the population of Romania?
What is the most populous state in the world?
What is the capital of Canada
What Is the highest peak in Europe?
What is the capital of Lithuania
What sea has Romania?
What is the longest river in Europe?
What is the European country whose form is a boot?
What is the capital of Iran?
What European country is divided into departments?
In which South American country is the Atacama desert?
What's the most southerly city
What is the world's third largest sea?
Which capital city has the highest population
What language do the locals speak in Bogota?
What is the capital of Qatar?
In what country would you find the cities Lyon and Marseille?
Leonardo da Vinci was born in what country?
What country has the second largest population in the world?
Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in what country?
What is the most poor continent?
In what country might one hear the song "Waltzing Matilda"
frequently played?
What country has the largest Muslim population?
What is the name of the long, narrow country on South
Americas Pacific coast?
Which of these countries is said to be shaped like an elephants head?
Which of these countries is considered the worlds oldest republic?
Which of these is the largest landlocked country in the world?
Which country was previously called Abyssinia?
Where would you find the Queen Alexandra,
Queen Elizabeth and Queen Maud mountain ranges?
What Central American country's name means 'many fish'?

What country was known as Ceylon until 1972?

What country is home to the Great Barrier Reef?
What is the largest country (by size and population) in South America?
In what country is the Yangtze River found?
In what country would you find the islands Santorini and Mykonos?
Adidas and Volkswagen are companies from what country?
In what country is the Great Pyramid of Giza found?
In what country would you find the cities Ankara and Istanbul?
Mount Fuji is the highest mountain in what country?
The kiwi is a flightless bird that lives in what country?
In what country was Nelson Mandela born?
Tapas and paella are dishes that originated in what country?
What color were the Pyramids at Giza originally?
What penguin species breeds on Antarctida?
Where did Buddhism originate?
Which of the fallowing animals is found only on the islands of Sumara?
The main river that flows through Amsterdam shares its name with a beer.
What is it?
What city was the capital of the ancient Inca Empire?(Peru)
When did the first modern Olympic Games take place in Athens?
Japan turns which of the fallowing into renewable energy?
What body of water separates the island of Ireland from the island of Great Britain?

Which best describes the climate and landforms of Afghanistan?

King Albert II of Belgium is married to:

What is Brazil's type of government?
How long did the rebellion in Lower Canada last?
Which city isn't in Croatia?
Which of these was part of the topography of ancient Egypt?
Think you know your fromage (a.k.a. cheese)?
How many varieties are native to France?
The famous Parthenon on Athens' acropolis was known for its 38
foot statue of
Who built Taj Mahal?
Which one of these answers say a name of an Italian football team?

According to legend, the Shinto Sun Goddess ______ was

the Great-Grandmother of Emperor Jimmu,
the mythical founder of Japan and the Japanese Imperial family.

Who was Georg Ferdinand Duckwitz and why was he important?

The faith of the Israelites became known as
Most of the Iranians living in Iran are part of which religious group?
The current currency used in Malta is the Euro.
But before the 1st of January 2008 it wasn't. What was it?
Who was New Mexico's first-ever All-American?

How does Nigeria people live?

The Nobel Prize Winner of Polish Literature is...
Which General Secretary of the Central Committee
of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union served first
I went to Romania and ordered 'sarmale'. What did I order?
These Arab invaders introduced the cultivation
of rice, spices, fruits, nuts and new food preparation
techniques to Spain:
Which right winger captained the Swedish
team at the 2012 IIHF World Championship?
Under which empire was the city of Byzantium
renamed Constantinople?
Which country occupied the Philippines during World War II?
In 1801, a new version of the official flag of
the United Kingdom was created. What is it often called?
The most recent state to join the union was _________ ?
Venezuelas Caribbean coastline is wedged between:
Which natural landmark is partly located in Bolivia?
Guantanamo Bay is located on which shore of Cuba?
Jamaica is located 90 miles south of which Caribbean country?

Taj Mahal
Turkey
Euro
French franc
London
Bermude triangle
French
Los Angeles
Carpathians
19 mil.
Romania
New York
Mount Elbrus
Roma
The Black Sea
Danube
France
Cluj
France
Portugal
Toronto
The Black Sea
Tokyo
English
New Jersey
France
Jamaica
India
Libya
Africa

the Eiffel Tower

Italy
Dollar
Euro
Bucharest
Everest
Romanian
Dallas
Himalaya
21 mil.
China
Atena
Mont Blanc
New York
Mediteranean Sea
Volga
Italy
Cannes
SUA
Chile
Seattle
Biscaya Golf
Paris
Italian
Florida
Denmark
France
Brazil
Japan
Europe

Australia
Pakistan

United Kingdom
Indonesia

Belarus
Hungary
Chile
Kazakhstan
Mongolia

Poland
Fiji
San Marino
Nepal
Ethiopia

Turkey
Moldova

Japan
Panama

San Marino
Australia
Taiwan
Austria
Senegal
Germany
Nepal
Istrael
Canada
Liberia
Chile
Spain
White
Emperor
China
Orangutans

Nepal
Syria
Brazil
Bolivia
Madagascar
Samoa
Egypt
Pakistan
Armenia
Iran
South Africa
Estonia
No color
Macaroni
Mongolia
Lemurs

Budweiser
Arequipa
504 B.C.

Heineken
Cusco
A.D. 1500

Crowd noise at sumo wrestling matches

English Channel
Lush and tropical

Stationary bikes in spinningclasses

Atlantic Ocean
Dry and mountainous

An Italian princess
Federal Republic
A year
Nova Gradiska
A river valley

Argentine woman of Spanish and

Italian ancestry who prior
to their marriage worked as an
investment banker in New York City
Monarchy
3 months
Porec
A mountain range
75

Zeus
Aurangzeb
AB Milan

185
Athena
Mumtaz Mahal
AC Milan

Izanami

Amenominakanushi

He was a Danish military officer who continued

to fight the Nazis even after his government surrendered.
Judaism
Sunni Muslims

He was a German official who

betrayed
his country to help the Danish
Jews.
Buddhism
Shi'a Muslims

Maltese Lira
Brian Urlacher

Maltese Pound
Mel Daniels

Most people live in rural areas

Most homes in rural Nigeria are made of grass,
dried mud, or wood and have roofs of asbestos cement
sheets.
Samuel Beckett

Most people live in urban area's

and have
home that are made like the homes
here in America.
Heinrich Bll

Konstantin, Chernenko
An alcoholic drink brewed from plums

Yuri Andropov
Stuffed cabbage rolls

Vikings

Gitanos

Fredrik Pettersson

Jakob Silfverberg

The Byzantine Empire

German

The Ottoman Empire

America

The British Standard

Hawaii
Ecuador and Guyana
Amazon Rainforest
Western
Puerto Rico

The Royal Banner

Alaska
Colombia and Guyana
Victoria Falls
Southwestern
Bahamas

3 Correct

Arc de Triomphe
Iraq
Lira
Dollar
Paris
Mariana Trench
Chinese
New York
Alps
15 mil.
SUA
Roma
Etna
Vilnius
The Red Sea
Rin
Mexic
Torino
Bulgaria
Mexic
Budapest
Marmara Sea
New York
Spanish
Istambul
Finland
Egypt
China
Luxembourg
Asia

the Great Wall

India
Leu
Lira
Beijing
No one
Spanish
Washington
No one
25 mil.
Japan
Ottawa
Teide
Budapesta
No One
Sena
Russia
Teheran
Ukraine
Italy
Bordeaux
Mediteranean
Bucharest
Chinesse
Doha
Ethiopia
Georgia
Germany
Malaysia
America

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Belarus
Liberia

Estonia
Mexico

0
1

Chile
Belgium
Venezuela
Tunisia
Nigeria

Belgium
Thailand
Cuba
Japan
Panama

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3

Antarctica
Russia

China
Slovenia

2
1

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1

Monaco
Tunisia
United Kingdom
China
Cuba
Belgium
Poland
Turkey
Iceland
New Zealand
Croatia
Fiji
Sand color
Chinatrap
Korean peninsula
Gila monsters

Sri Lanka
Ukraine
Venezuela
Spain
Greece
Moldova
Mali
Belarus
Japan
Mexico
Guatemala
Hungary
Gray
All of the above
Indian subcontinent
Sloth bears

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2
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3
3
0

Amstel
Machu Picchu
A.D. 1896

No one
Huancayo
B.C. 2000

2
1
2

Footsteps at Tokyo train

stations
River Shannon
Cold and mountainous

Leftover sushi rice

Irish Sea
Temperate and flat

Daughter of a Walloon Count of Belgian

noble family and female line
descendant of Polish noble families
Democratic
A few weeks
Zavidovici
A hot, dry climate

A simple woman
Anarchy
2 days
Metkovic
A long growing season

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0
2
2
0

215
Apollo
Akbar
BC Milan

365
Odysseus
Shah Jahan
CD Milan

3
1
3
1

Amaterasu

Pink Lady

He was a Jewish resistance fighter who risked

his own life to stay in Denmark to fight the
Nazis.
Islam
Zoroastrians

He was the German official whose

idea it
was to relocate the Danish Jews
to a Czechoslovakian ghetto.
Christianity
Christians

1
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1

Maltese Doller
Sam Suplizio

Maltese Ruble
Larry White

0
3

Most people live in rural area's With

homes made from bricks and hay and mud
Ernest Hemingway

Most people In Nigeria live

in the city in apartments
Czesaw Miosz

0
3

Mikhail Gorbachev
A Romanian style carrot cake

No One
Water with lemon

1
1

Moors

Visigoths

Patric Hornqvist

Daniel Alfredsson

The Roman Empire

Japan

None of the above

Romania

2
2

The St George Cross

Puerto Rico
Colombia and French Guiana
Paraguay River
Northern
Cuba

The Union Jack

Canada
Paraguay and Suriname
Patagonian Mountains
Southeastern
Haiti

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