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Geography Trivia for June 16, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! If you were on the Great Slave Lake where would you be? 1. In the Vostok Station, Antarctica 2. Near Yellowknife, District of Mackenzie, Northwest Territories, Canada 3. Between the Irkutsk Oblast and the Buryat Republic in Siberia, Russian Federation 4. Near Grizzly Bear Mountain and on the Arctic Circle, Northwest Territories, Canada In which of these areas would you be most likely to find a traditional dwelling called a yurt? 1. North America 2. Alaska 3. Mongolia 4. Central Asia Which of these countries is landlocked? 1. Bolivia 2. Suriname 3. Ecuador 4. Argentina The Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem is a shrine for which religion? 1. Judaism 2. Hinduism 3. Buddhism 4. Islam Queen Maude Land and Mount Erebus are on which continent? 1. Asia 2. Africa 3. Antarctica 4. Europe The flag of which country is sometimes nicknamed the "auriverde"? 1. India 2. Mauritania 3. Brazil 4. Jamaica What colour are the stars on the US flag? 1. Black 2. White 3. Red 4. Blue Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for June 9, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Which kingdom, established by King Wickramabahu in the 14th century, repelled invasions by the Portuguese and the Dutch in the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries and the British in the 19th century, until the signing of a treaty with the British in March 1815? 1. Burma 2. Goa 3. Kandy 4. Siam Pashto has been the official language of which country since 1936? 1. Sri Lanka 2. Pakistan 3. Bangladesh 4. Afghanistan Where is Mauritania? 1. South America 2. Asia 3. Europe 4. Africa Where is the oldest working gin distillery in England? 1. Grimsby 2. Lowestoft 3. Plymouth 4. Bradford When Montenegro was admitted in June 2006, how many member nations were there in the United Nations? 1. 630 2. 69 3. 577 4. 192 What is the name for the range of limestone hills south of Bristol and Bath in Somerset, England which run east to west between Weston-super-Mare and Frome, and overlook the Somerset Levels to the south and the Avon valley to the north? 1. The Mendip Hills 2. The Cotswolds 3. The Malvern Hills 4. The Allegheny Mountains Where do the Rhône and Saône rivers meet? 1. Avignon 2. Lyon 3. Cannes 4. Brest Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for June 2, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! 100 kopeks what make up one what? 1. Rouble 2. Drachma 3. Baht 4. Real Which of these is on the English Channel? 1. Eddystone Lighthouse 2. Hilbre Island Lighthouse 3. Cromer Lighthouse 4. Bell Rock Lighthouse Which of these places is closest to Perth, Australia? 1. Mumbai, India 2. Beijing, China 3. Tokyo, Japan 4. Bankok, Thailand In which of these areas would you be most likely to find a traditional dwelling called a rondavel? 1. Pacific Islands 2. Alaska 3. Mongolia 4. South Africa The Victoria Falls are on which river? 1. Congo 2. Nile 3. Limpopo 4. Zambesi Which of these buildings, the birthplace of Charles I, is in Scotland? 1. Sandringham House 2. Dunfermline Palace 3. St. James's Palace 4. Clarence House Which of these areas is on the southern tip of Portugal? 1. Riviera 2. Costa del Sol 3. Algarve 4. Palm Beach Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for May 26, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! To travel by sea from the British mainland to the Channel Islands, it is necessary to travel through the territorial waters of which country? 1. France 2. Italy 3. Republic of Ireland 4. Denmark What nickname is applied to the Western coast of Namibia, home to many shipwrecks? 1. The Mosquito Coast 2. The Coast of Ghosts 3. The Skeleton Coast 4. The Costa Brava Swahili is not the official language of which of these countres? 1. Ethiopia 2. Kenya 3. Tanzania 4. Uganda Before 1972, what was Sri Lanka known as? 1. East Pakistan 2. Burma 3. Ceylon 4. Persia Which is the largest of the salt lakes of Salt Lake City? 1. The Great Salt Lake 2. Utah Lake 3. Sevier Lake 4. Rush Lake Which country is the biggest producer of corn? 1. Russia 2. China 3. USA 4. Brazil The Matterhorn is on the border of which two countries? 1. Germany and Portugal 2. Switzerland and Italy 3. Austria and Romania 4. France and Spain Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for May 19, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! What was the capital of Yugoslavia from 1918-2006? 1. Sarajevo 2. Belgrade 3. Budapest 4. Istanbul Which of these is the principal seaport on the island of Cyprus? 1. Marsamxett Harbour 2. Limassol 3. Heraklion 4. Messina Where is the "Day of Skulls" celebrated on 8 November? 1. Mexico 2. Bolivia 3. France 4. Bosnia What is the name for the open areas of country in South Africa? 1. Plains 2. Pampas 3. Steppes 4. Veldt When was the last major volcanic activity at Mount St Helens, Washington USA? 1. 2004 2. 2009 3. 2008 4. 1980 Ukraine, the second largest country in Eastern Europe, is bordered by Romania and Moldova to the southwest and what to the west? 1. Germany & Austria 2. Belarus 3. Poland, Slovakia & Hungary 4. The Black Sea and Sea of Azov The national flag of which of these countries has a sheep on it? 1. The Falkland Islands 2. New Zealand 3. Australia 4. Fiji Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for May 12, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Where is the United Kingdom's National Space Centre? 1. Bristol 2. Runnymede 3. Cardiff 4. Leicester One of the oldest mountain ranges in the world lies along the east of the USA and Canada, and is called the...? 1. Appalachian Mountains 2. Pyrenees 3. Rocky Mountains 4. Andes Which of these countries is landlocked? 1. Macedonia 2. Albania 3. Montenegro 4. Croatia In which country are the cities of Bishkek, Batken, Karakol, Naryn, Osh and Jalal-Abad? 1. Kyrgyzstan 2. Kazakhsta 3. Uzbekistan 4. Tajikistan "The Bowery" is a street in which US city? 1. New Orleans 2. Los Angeles 3. New York 4. Chicago What is unusual about the flag of Nepal? 1. It is not quadrilateral in shape. 2. It has only one colour 3. It uses over 16 colours 4. It is the same as the flag of Japan Which of these islands belongs to Malaysia? 1. New Caledonia 2. Sri Lanka 3. Taiwan 4. Penang Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for May 5, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Which state in North America has the oldest known currently living tree, age confirmed, in the world? 1. Florida, USA 2. Alaska, USA 3. Ontario, Canada 4. California, USA The Hindu temple complex of Angkor Wat, built for the king Suryavarman II in the early 12th century as his state temple and capital city, is in which country? 1. Thailand 2. Myanmar 3. Cambodia 4. Sri Lanka "Alba" is the Gaelic name for what? 1. England 2. Wales 3. Scotland 4. Ireland Where are the Nicobar Islands? 1. Mediterranean Sea 2. Pacific Ocean 3. Atlantic Ocean 4. Indian Ocean Which city in the Zou Department of The People's Republic of Benin was formerly the capital of the ancient kingdom of Dahomey? 1. Ouagadougou 2. Mogadishu 3. Abomey 4. Kampala What are the "White Cliffs of Dover" made of? 1. Chalk 2. Slate 3. Pumice 4. Marble What major city lies on a line joining Toledo, Monroe, Wyandotte, Windsor and London? 1. Niagara Falls 2. Woodstock, Canada 3. Detroit, Michigan, USA 4. Springfield, Ohio, USA Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for April 28, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Which of these is not one of the United Arab Emirates? 1. Kuwait 2. Sharjah 3. Dubai 4. Abu Dhabi What country has an official residence called Blair House, kept for guests of the leader of the country? 1. UK 2. USA 3. Australia 4. Canada Which of these islands is not in the Mediterranean Sea? 1. Zanzibar 2. Corsica 3. Sardinia 4. Malta What sort of bird is on the Dominican flag? 1. Eagle 2. Parrot 3. Wren 4. Robin Which of these towns is famous for the manufacture of perfume and is sometimes called "the world's capital of perfume"? 1. Rotorua 2. Grasse 3. Bradford 4. Florida The semi-arid region called The Sahel separates what from the rest of Africa? 1. Natal 2. The Limpopo River 3. The Serengeti Plain 4. The Sahara Desert Which of these is a French national emblem, an allegory of Liberty and Reason? 1. Columbia 2. Ariadne 3. Marianne 4. Sylphina Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for April 21, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Which bridge across the Thames is closest to the Houses of Parliament in London? 1. Westminster Bridge 2. Tower Bridge 3. Vauxhall Bridge 4. Lambeth Bridge What is the monetary unit of Thailand? 1. Baht 2. Kip 3. Riel 4. Dong What is Lanzarotti? 1. A type of cabbage 2. A type of pasta 3. One of the Canary Islands 4. A type of rock What is the name of mid-ocean ridge which separates much of north America from Africa and Europe? 1. South Atlantic Rise 2. Pacific Ring of Fire 3. Reykjanes Ridge 4. Northern Mid-Atlantic Ridge The second largest bay in the world, after Bengal Bay, relatively shallow and considered an epicontinental sea, is...? 1. Guantamo Bay, Cuba 2. Baffin Bay, Canada/Greenland 3. Gulf of California 4. Hudson's Bay, Canada Which of these islands belong to Spain? 1. Falkland Islands 2. Balearic Islands 3. Scilly Islands 4. Chatham Islands Sometimes called the gates of the Arctic the 700 mile long Brooks Range straddles which two countries? 1. The USA and Siberia in the Russian Federation 2. Canada and the USA 3. Russia and Finland 4. Canada and Greenland, Denmark Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for April 14, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Where is the Sultanate of Brunei, a country which regained its independence from the UK on 1 January 1984? 1. On the Arabian Peninsula in Southwest Asia, bordered by Saudi Arabia to the North 2. On the Persian Gulf, bordered by Saudi Arabia and Iraq 3. On the north coast of Borneo, in Southeast Asia 4. In the Horn of Africa, bordered by Djibouti, Kenya, the Gulf of Aden, the Indian Ocean and Ethiopia Which of these National Parks was created last? 1. Yellowstone, USA 2. Kakadu, Australia 3. Peak District, UK 4. Pyrénées, France What river rises in the Black Forest and travels 1,775 miles to empty into the Black Sea? 1. Danube 2. Volga 3. Rhine 4. Seine The northern mass of the continent of the Americas is bounded by the Pacific, Arctic and Atlantic Oceans, by the Caribbean Sea, by South America and by which other? 1. Greenland Sea 2. Bering Sea 3. Red Sea 4. Black Sea What name has been used on Irish postage stamps since 1922, and on all Irish coinage (including Irish euro coins), on passports and other official state documents issued since 1937? 1. Hibernia 2. Erin 3. Ireland 4. Éire Where are the Maldives? 1. Siberia 2. The Balkans 3. Sahara Desert 4. Indian Ocean Which London station does the "Eurostar" leave from? 1. Gare du Nord 2. Marylebone 3. St Pancras 4. Paddington Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for April 7, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! What is the Fijian word for a wood-and-straw hut, sometimes similar to a cabin? 1. Igloo 2. Wigwam 3. Kraal 4. Bure What is the highest mountain outside Asia? 1. Aconcagua 2. McKinley 3. Kilimanjaro 4. Fuji Which city on the mainland of the Americas is Cuba closest to? 1. Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 2. Miami, USA 3. Maracaibo, Venezuela 4. Cancun, Mexico What islands were formerly called the Spice Islands? 1. New Zealand 2. Maraccas 3. Malaccas 4. Moluccas What is an Afrikaans and South African English word for a roughly circular enclosure for livestock, surrounded by fencing? 1. Kraal 2. Igloo 3. Boma 4. Tepee The volcano Vesuvius looks down on what? 1. Bay of Naples 2. Kalahari Desert 3. Pacific Ocean 4. Tokyo Which of these buildings is in Kuala Lumpur? 1. Chrysler Building 2. Sears Tower 3. Sathorn's Robot Building 4. Petronas Towers Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for March 31, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Which of these seas is not on the coast of Australia? 1. Bering Sea 2. Tasman Sea 3. Timor Sea 4. Arafura Sea Blue Mountain Coffee, noted for its mild flavour and lack of bitterness (the beans of which are the flavour base of Tia Maria coffee liqueur), is grown in which country? 1. Spain 2. Cuba 3. Brazil 4. Jamaica What river, that passes through Turin, is the longest river in Italy? 1. Rubicon 2. Tiber 3. Arno 4. Po Jews descended from the medieval Jewish communities along the Rhine in Germany from Alsace in the south to the Rhineland in the north are known as what? 1. Seraphim 2. Sephardi 3. Rheingold 4. Ashkenazi Which of these is a port on Cyprus? 1. Limasol 2. Marsaxlokk 3. Messina 4. Cagliari Which of these buildings is in Bangkok? 1. Sathorn's Robot Building 2. Empire State Building 3. The Beehive 4. The Elysée Palace The term "Teutonic" means relating to what country? 1. Germany 2. Norway 3. Spain 4. France Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for March 24, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Which of these is a Spanish possession on the African continent? 1. Melilla 2. Singapore 3. Gibraltar 4. Gallipoli Nivation is the name for the process that erodes rock due to the action of what? 1. Frost 2. Wind 3. Sunlight 4. Rain Britain's largest suspension bridge crosses which river? 1. Thames 2. Severn 3. Humber 4. Tay What is the name for a raised block of the earth's crust thrown up between two faults? 1. Rift 2. Horst 3. Cirque 4. Graben Where are the Bismarck and Owen Stanley ranges? 1. Australia 2. Papua-New Guinea 3. Canada 4. France Which of these places is closest to Paris, France? 1. Cairo, Egypt 2. Tel Aviv, Israel 3. Moscow, Russia 4. Baghdad, Iraq Loihi Seamount, an active undersea volcano, is around 35 km (22 miles) off the southeast coast of where? 1. England 2. Hawaiʻi 3. Argentina 4. Africa Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for March 17, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Where is the Temple of Confucius? 1. Angkor Wat 2. Machu Picchu 3. Qufu 4. Giza What is Ireland's longest river? 1. Shannon 2. Liffey 3. Lee 4. Boyne Approximately how much of the water on earth is fresh water? 1. 13% 2. 3% 3. 37% 4. 10% Three shepherd children had sightings of the Virgin Mary on the 13th day of 6 consecutive months in 1917, starting on 13 May, near a town called Fatima, which is in what country? 1. Portugal 2. Turkey 3. Cyprus 4. Italy What is the largest and least populated state of the USA? 1. Nevada 2. Montana 3. Alaska 4. Utah Which of these buildings is in Chicago? 1. Sears Tower 2. Petronas Towers 3. Sathorn's Robot Building 4. Chrysler Building Which of these is an Australian state that is all on one island? 1. Woomera 2. Queensland 3. New South Wales 4. Tasmania Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for March 10, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! "Lusail" is a new city in which country? 1. Dubai 2. Abu Dhabi 3. Syria 4. Qatar London's Hatton Garden is the centre of trade in what? 1. Meat 2. Fish 3. Flowers 4. Jewellery Where is the stratovolcano called Ojos del Salado, the highest volcano in the world [6,891 metres (22,608 ft)] and the second highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere? 1. In the Ahaggar Mountains, in the Sahara Desert 2. In the Pyrenees just north of Andorra 3. In the Apennine Mountains, west of Turin 4. In the Andes on the Argentina-Chile border Which river flows through Cologne? 1. Danube 2. Rhine 3. Main 4. Oder What is the monetary unit of Cambodia? 1. Kip 2. Dong 3. Baht 4. Riel Where would one find a kibbutz? 1. Ethiopia 2. Israel 3. Australia 4. France Which of these countries is on the Balkan Peninsula? 1. Uzbekistan 2. Greece 3. Georgia 4. Israel Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for March 3, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! There is a "famed Tahiti Beach" on the ... 1. French Riviera, in Saint Tropez, France 2. Gold Coast of Queensland, Australia 3. Abu Dhabi, a T-shaped island jutting into the Persian Gulf 4. Devon, on Britain's south coast Which of these countries is on the southern side of the Strait of Gibraltar? 1. Egypt 2. Morocco 3. Liberia 4. Portugal In which city is the Imperial Spanish Riding School? 1. Berlin 2. Madrid 3. Rome 4. Vienna How many countries surround the Gulf of Mexico? 1. 4 2. 2 3. 3 4. 1 What ocean borders the US state of California? 1. Pacific 2. Atlantic 3. Indian 4. Arctic What are the Russian steppes? 1. River deltas 2. Volcanic islands 3. Freshwater marshes 4. Treeless plains What stands at the west end of the Champs Élysées? 1. The Louvre 2. Eiffel Tower 3. The Bastille 4. Arc de Triomphe Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for February 24, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! What is the capital of San Marino? 1. The Vatican 2. Rome 3. The City of San Marino 4. Vaduz What did Basutoland change its name to in 1966? 1. Zimbabwe 2. Lesotho 3. Tanzania 4. Botswana Which city, on the River Arno, is the capital of the region of Tuscany? 1. Moscow 2. Florence 3. Belgrade 4. Budapest Which of these was a former name of Northern Rhodesia? 1. Zanzibar 2. Zimbabwe 3. Zaire 4. Zambia Manchuria is the historical name given to a vast geographic region that falls mostly within what country? 1. People's Republic of China 2. Democratic People's Republic of Korea 3. Vietnam 4. Thailand Which ocean is closest to the capital of the USA? 1. Atlantic 2. Pacific 3. Indian 4. Arctic What distinguishes Hawaii from other USA states? 1. It is made up entirely of islands 2. It has the shortest name 3. It includes old volcanoes 4. It is the oldest state Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for February 17, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! What country, part of the Ottoman Empire for 500 years as the provinces of Shkodra, Manastir and Yanya, proclaimed its independence on 28 November 1912, with Ismail Qemali as its first Prime Minister? 1. Botswana 2. Albania 3. Palestine 4. Israel What country is bordered by Macedonia, Greece, Montenegro and Kosovo? 1. Estonia 2. Bulgaria 3. Ethiopia 4. Albania Where is the Satsuma peninsula? 1. People's Republic of China 2. Japan 3. South Korea 4. Republic of China (Taiwan) Which country surrounds most of the Sea of Okhotsk? 1. Scotland 2. Poland 3. Sweden 4. Russia In Ireland, what are "Macgillycuddy's Reeks"? 1. Rivers 2. Lakes 3. Bogs 4. Mountains Where was the most recent volcanic eruption in the contiguous states of the USA? 1. Oregon 2. California 3. Alaska 4. Washington Which state in the USA is equidistant from the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, containing both the geographic centre of the 48 contiguous USA states and the geodetic centre of North America? 1. Colorado 2. Kansas 3. Nebraska 4. Oklahoma Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for February 10, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! What is a nickname for Inverness? 1. The Capital of the Highlands 2. The Hot Scot Pot 3. The Playground of the North 4. The Windy City Who have lived for 20,000 years as hunter-gatherers, whose territory spans parts of South Africa, Zimbabwe, Lesotho, Mozambique, Swaziland, Botswana, Namibia, and Angola, centred on a large arid to semi-arid sandy area? 1. Gorillas of the Mist 2. Swagmen of the Outback 3. Tuareg of the Sahara 4. Bushmen of the Kalahari The newest distinct territory in Canada, Nunavut, is contiguous or very nearly with how many other Canadian provinces or territories? 1. 4 2. 2 3. 3 4. 5 The French National Assembly is housed in which building? 1. Les Invalides 2. Pantheon 3. Palais Bourbon 4. Elysee Palace Which of these has the highest annual alcohol consumption per capita? 1. Germany 2. United Kingdom 3. Ireland 4. France Whose motto is "Je Maintiendrai"? 1. New Caledonia 2. Burkina Faso 3. The Netherlands 4. The Louvre What is the monetary unit of Laos? 1. Dong 2. Riel 3. Kip 4. Baht Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for February 3, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! St James's Palace is in what street in London? 1. The Mall 2. Victoria Street 3. Pall Mall 4. Cheapside If you went due east of Rio De Janeiro, what country would you get to first? 1. Somalia 2. Namibia 3. India 4. Australia What is the Chinese name for the Yellow River? 1. Huang Ho 2. Mekong 3. Yangtze 4. Xiaoqing What is Mexico's largest commercial port? 1. Acapulco 2. Mexico City 3. Manzanillo 4. Toledo The Wash is an English estuary which opens to which body of water? 1. Irish Sea 2. North Sea 3. English Channel 4. Scapa Flow The Grand Canyon in the USA lies between which two mountain ranges? 1. Rocky Mountains and Sierra Nevada 2. Sierra Madre Oriental and Sierra Madre Occidental 3. Appalachians and Rocky Mountains 4. Brooks Range and Alaskan Range Which of these is north of the equator? 1. Peru 2. Easter Island 3. Ivory Coast 4. Paraguay Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for January 27, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! What European capital has the largest Turkish population of any city outside Turkey? 1. Tel Aviv, Israel 2. Berlin, Germany 3. Melbourne, Australia 4. London, England Where is the Sonoran desert? 1. Central Australia 2. North Africa 3. Near Tibet 4. On the US - Mexican border What island, 1 mile from Manhattan, which has been used by the army as an isolation centre for infectious diseases (such as typhoid and TB) and as a drug rehabiltation centre, is now deserted? 1. Ellis Island 2. Rikers Island 3. Bedloe's Island 4. North Brother Island Where is Singapore? 1. Africa 2. Asia 3. Europe 4. Antarctica Which of these is not one of the islands that makes up Malta? 1. Sardinia 2. Gozo 3. Malta Island 4. Comino Bacha posh, whereby a family in which there are no sons may have a girl dress in characteristic male clothing and have her hair cut short, occupying a status in which she is treated as neither daughter nor son, is a cultural practice in areas of which country? 1. Afghanistan 2. China 3. Kenya 4. Australia Which of these is a volcano on the European mainland? 1. Stromboli 2. Vesuvius 3. Etna 4. Krakatoa Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for January 20, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Which of these countries is on the continent of Africa? 1. Jordan 2. Laos 3. Bolivia 4. Nigeria Aberdeen is known as what? 1. The City of Love 2. The City of Churches 3. The Granite City 4. The Paper Tiger Brazil is the world's biggest coffee producer. What is the second biggest? 1. India 2. Indonesia 3. Vietnam 4. Guatemala In France, what is the SNCF? 1. Railway network 2. Post office 3. Motorway system 4. Television network In the USA, what is the minimum age that someone can become a senator? 1. 30 2. 35 3. 25 4. 20 Seoul is the capital of which country? 1. Egypt 2. Japan 3. Thailand 4. South Korea In which country is the city of Derry? 1. Wales 2. Northern Ireland 3. Scotland 4. England Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for January 13, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Elizabeth II is the Queen regnant of how many independent sovereign states known informally as the Commonwealth realms, for which she holds each crown separately and equally in a shared monarchy? 1. 16 2. 25 3. 30 4. 5 What landlocked, mountainous, Central Asian country is bordered by Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and the People's Republic of China? 1. Kyrgyzstan 2. Afghanistan 3. Azerbaijan 4. Turkey Which of these lies off the coast of Vietnam? 1. Mauritius 2. Straits of Johor 3. Gulf of Tonkin 4. Iwo Jima Key Largo, Key West, Plantation Key and Big Pine Key are islands of the coast of are part of which US state? 1. Alaska 2. Texas 3. North Dakota 4. Florida Which of these cities lies between Philadelphia and Washington, DC? 1. Baltimore 2. Newark 3. Allentown 4. Richmond What region covers most of the "toe" of "the boot of Italy"? 1. Tuscany 2. Lombardy 3. Calabria 4. Apulia Where is the volcano called Krakatoa? 1. Japan 2. Indonesia 3. Kenya 4. Madagascar Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for January 6, 2013	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! Which of these is part of the Indian Ocean? 1. Gulf of Alaska 2. Bay of Bengal 3. Sea of Japan 4. Gulf of Mexico Which of these is an African capital city named after a US president? 1. Washington 2. Monrovia 3. Lincolnia 4. Kennedy City Serengeti National Park is mainly in which country? 1. Egypt 2. Tanzania 3. South Africa 4. Namibia The Volta River flows from central Ghana to where? 1. Persian Gulf 2. Mediterranean Sea 3. Indian Ocean 4. Gulf of Guinea On what continent is Niagara Falls? 1. Asia 2. South America 3. Africa 4. North America Where was the first permanent European settlement established in North America? 1. Masschusetts 2. Virginia 3. Florida 4. Maine Which of these establishments is based in Washington, D.C.? 1. FBI 2. CIA 3. The Pentagon 4. Harvard University Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for December 30, 2012	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! The Iguazu Falls are on the border of which two countries? 1. China & Korea 2. Syria & Jordan 3. Thailand & Cambodia 4. Brazil & Argentina Which of these leads to Westminster Abbey in London? 1. Victoria Street 2. The Mall 3. Pall Mall 4. Cheapside Which member country of the Council of Europe has the smallest population? 1. Liechtenstein 2. San Marino 3. Andorra 4. Monaco What is the largest city in the province of New Brunswick, Canada? 1. Phillip Island 2. Bathurst 3. Fredericton 4. Saint John Which of these French cities is famous for their mustard? 1. Marseille 2. Lyon 3. Dijon 4. Clermont-Ferrand Where is Luxor? 1. Australia 2. London 3. Moscow 4. Egypt Which of these is next to the Louvre? 1. The Folies Bergère 2. Eiffel Tower 3. Tuilleries Gardens 4. Montmartre Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!
Geography Trivia for December 23, 2012	Test yourself with today's geography quiz questions. Visit the quiz page once you're ready to take the challenge. Good luck! How many US states share a land border with Mexico? 1. 2 2. 3 3. 4 4. 1 Which of these countries is landlocked? 1. Austria 2. Poland 3. Denmark 4. Estonia The European Union has buildings in Strasbourg, Brussels and which of these cities? 1. Ankara 2. Luxemburg 3. The Hague 4. Antwerp The city of Odessa is on which sea? 1. Caspian Sea 2. Black Sea 3. Baltic Sea 4. North Sea Which of these cities is in the Canadian province of Alberta? 1. Montreal 2. Calgary 3. Toronto 4. Vancouver Which of these is a country in northern South America? 1. Gamelan 2. Ptarmigan 3. Parmesan 4. Suriname What is the name of the stretch of water between India and Sri Lanka? 1. Cook Strait 2. Strait of Magellan 3. Palk Strait 4. Strait of Juan de Fuca Ready for the challenge? Visit the quiz page to take the test and find our your score!

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