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geography
|
This multifunctional facility is located at 225 West Douglas, Wichita, Kansas.
|
[
"Exploration Place",
"None of these",
"Century II Convention center",
"Hyatt hotel"
] |
Century II Convention center
|
geography
|
McConnell Air Force Base is a United States Air Force base located in Sedgwick County, near Wichita, Kansas.
|
[
"True",
"False"
] |
True
|
geography
|
What is the name of the European peninsula on which Italy is located?
|
[
"Scandinavian Peninsula",
"Iberian Peninsula",
"Italian Peninsula",
"Balkan Peninsula"
] |
Italian Peninsula
|
geography
|
What is the capital and largest city of Italy?
|
[
"Milan",
"Genoa",
"Rome",
"Venice"
] |
Rome
|
geography
|
What large mountain range is located entirely within the territory of Italy?
|
[
"Alps",
"Andes",
"Apennines",
"Carpathians"
] |
Apennines
|
geography
|
Italy is a major world exporter of which of the following?
|
[
"All of these",
"Sport and luxury vehicles",
"Motor vehicles",
"Fashion items"
] |
All of these
|
geography
|
What is the meaning of the Italian word riavvolgere, from which the name of the popular Italian dish ravioli originated?
|
[
"Poor peasant",
"Onion",
"To wrap",
"To indulge"
] |
To wrap
|
geography
|
Which of these colors is not present on the national flag of the Italian Republic?
|
[
"White",
"Red",
"Blue",
"Green"
] |
Blue
|
geography
|
What is the title of the national anthem of the Italian Republic?
|
[
"The Italian Anthem",
"The Song of the Italians",
"Italia, Land of Glory",
"Italian Dream"
] |
The Song of the Italians
|
geography
|
What is the meaning of the name of Italy according to scientists who have studied its origin?
|
[
"Land of the holy water",
"Land of the lamb",
"Land of young cattle",
"Land of mountains"
] |
Land of young cattle
|
geography
|
What is the shape of the Italian Peninsula?
|
[
"Skull",
"Boot",
"Dog",
"Hand"
] |
Boot
|
geography
|
In which of these years did the Italian national football team win the FIFA World Cup?
|
[
"1982",
"2006",
"All of these",
"1938"
] |
All of these
|
geography
|
The first European to explore the Chesapeake Bay surrounded by modern day Maryland and Virginia was the Italian Giovanni da Verrazzano.
|
[
"True",
"False"
] |
False
|
geography
|
Maryland is well known as a colony of religious tolerance. It was the first American colony to fully accept practitioners of which religion?
|
[
"Quakers",
"Presbyterians",
"Catholics",
"Jews"
] |
Catholics
|
geography
|
Maryland Day is celebrated every year on what date?
|
[
"The first day of crab season",
"Preakness Saturday",
"March 25th",
"March 1st"
] |
March 25th
|
geography
|
Which was the seat of colonial government in Maryland until 1708?
|
[
"Annapolis",
"Port Tobacco",
"Baltimore",
"St. Maryâs City"
] |
St. Maryâs City
|
geography
|
The Mason Dixon Line is a demarcation line surveyed between 1763 and 1767 by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon to determine what?
|
[
"The boundary between the confederacy and the union",
"The boundary between the slave states and free states",
"The boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania",
"The boundary between southern colonies and northern colonies"
] |
The boundary between Maryland and Pennsylvania
|
geography
|
What are Marylandâs two official state nicknames?
|
[
"âThe Old Line Stateâ and âThe Free Stateâ",
"âThe Crab Stateâ and âOur Chesapeake Heritageâ",
"âThe Crab Stateâ and âThe Old Line Stateâ",
"âThe Free Stateâ and âOur Chesapeake Heritageâ"
] |
âThe Old Line Stateâ and âThe Free Stateâ
|
geography
|
Maryland derives its name from its Catholic founders, who named the state after which historic person?
|
[
"Mary, Queen of Scots",
"Mary Magdalene",
"The Virgin Mary",
"Queen Henrietta Maria of France"
] |
Queen Henrietta Maria of France
|
geography
|
What is the state sport of Maryland?
|
[
"Steeplechase",
"Jousting",
"Lacrosse",
"Horse racing"
] |
Jousting
|
geography
|
Which of the following famous people is NOT a Marylander?
|
[
"John Wilkes Booth",
"Frederick Douglass",
"Tom Clancy",
"Valerie Bertinelli"
] |
Valerie Bertinelli
|
geography
|
Which is the state flower of Maryland?
|
[
"Mountain Laurel",
"Peach Blossom",
"Black-eyed Susan",
"Flowering Dogwood"
] |
Black-eyed Susan
|
geography
|
How tall is Mount Everest?
|
[
"8,859 m",
"8,849 m",
"8,850 m",
"8,840 m"
] |
8,849 m
|
geography
|
What is the Tibetan name of Mt. Everest?
|
[
"Appa Sherpa",
"Sagarmatha",
"Chomolungma",
"Temba Tsheri"
] |
Chomolungma
|
geography
|
The Sanskrit name of Mt. Everest is Devgiri.
|
[
"True",
"False"
] |
True
|
geography
|
The easier and more frequently-used of the two main routes for climbing Mount Everest is the Northeast Ridge (or North Col Route).
|
[
"False",
"True"
] |
False
|
geography
|
The term Death Zone refers to what altitude?
|
[
"above 8,100 m",
"above 8,000 m",
"above 7,900 m",
"above 7,500 m"
] |
above 8,000 m
|
geography
|
What is considered to be the final major hurdle before reaching the summit of Mt. Everest from the South Col Route?
|
[
"Hillary Step",
"First Step, Second Step and Third Step",
"Kangshung face",
"Lhotse face"
] |
Hillary Step
|
geography
|
Has anyone landed an aircraft or helicopter on the summit of Mt. Everest?
|
[
"Yes",
"No"
] |
Yes
|
geography
|
Part of the Southeast Ridge Route for climbing Mt. Everest is the Lhotse Face in which Camp III is established. There are 14 peaks over 8,000 meters. Where does Lhotse rank?
|
[
"4",
"3",
"8",
"13"
] |
4
|
geography
|
Who is the first American to ascend all fourteen peaks over 8,000m without oxygen?
|
[
"Reinhold Messner",
"Peter Habeler",
"Ed Viesturs",
"George Mallory"
] |
Ed Viesturs
|
geography
|
During Roman occupation, this city, popular nowadays as the Heaven of Romance, was called Lutetia.
|
[
"Venice",
"Paris",
"London",
"Rome"
] |
Paris
|
geography
|
In what European city are Piazza San Marco and Canale Grande located?
|
[
"Venice",
"Lisbon",
"Madrid",
"Florence"
] |
Venice
|
geography
|
In what country will you find the impressive Neuschwanstein Castle, which was the inspiration for Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park?
|
[
"Denmark",
"Austria",
"Germany",
"England"
] |
Germany
|
geography
|
What is the birthplace of Johann Strauss II, also known as The Waltz King?
|
[
"Salzburg",
"Vienna",
"Berlin",
"Prague"
] |
Vienna
|
geography
|
What popular tourist destination stands at the foot of the Maritime Alps?
|
[
"Monte Carlo",
"Verona",
"Vatican City",
"Lisbon"
] |
Monte Carlo
|
geography
|
This city, situated on the River Vltava, is sometimes called the mother of cities, the city of a hundred spires and the golden city.
|
[
"Athens",
"Rome",
"Prague",
"Bucharest"
] |
Prague
|
geography
|
What city is home of Broadway Theatre?
|
[
"Washington",
"Boston",
"New Orleans",
"New York"
] |
New York
|
geography
|
This island in the Pacific Ocean is surrounded by a lagoon and a barrier reef.
|
[
"Bora Bora",
"Cyprus",
"Thasos",
"Tupai"
] |
Bora Bora
|
geography
|
The city of Casablanca, which is the setting of the classic 1942 movie, starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman, is located in what African country?
|
[
"Egypt",
"Morocco",
"Tunisia",
"Algeria"
] |
Morocco
|
geography
|
What islands are knows as âThe beautiful garland in the Indian Oceanâ?
|
[
"Aeolian Islands",
"Pontine Islands",
"Flegrean Islands",
"Maldives Islands"
] |
Maldives Islands
|
geography
|
This island, located in the Caribbean Sea, is the largest island of an archipelago called Greater Antilles. The city of Havana is located on it.
|
[
"Cuba",
"Hispaniola",
"Haiti",
"Jamaica"
] |
Cuba
|
geography
|
This island, also known as Formosa, is the largest island of the Republic of China.
|
[
"Matsu",
"Taiwan",
"Penghu",
"Honshu"
] |
Taiwan
|
geography
|
What island, located in the North Pacific Ocean, is also known as the Big Island?
|
[
"Cuba",
"Haiti",
"Hawaii",
"Maui"
] |
Hawaii
|
geography
|
This island country whose capital is Nicosia is the third-largest Mediterranean island.
|
[
"Cyprus",
"Crete",
"Malta",
"Lesbos"
] |
Cyprus
|
geography
|
This island is one of Indonesias 33 provinces.
|
[
"Java",
"Sumatra",
"Bali",
"Lombok"
] |
Bali
|
geography
|
This European island is situated in the North Atlantic Ocean, south of the Arctic Circle. Its largest city is Reykjavik.
|
[
"Iceland",
"Ireland",
"Greenland",
"None of these"
] |
Iceland
|
geography
|
This is the sixth largest island in the world, and the largest island that is entirely in Indonesia.
|
[
"Sumatra",
"New Guinea",
"Java",
"Borneo"
] |
Sumatra
|
geography
|
This island, sometimes called island of inspiration, is part of a very large country, and has a unique fauna.
|
[
"Hawaii",
"Tasmania",
"Madagascar",
"Greenland"
] |
Tasmania
|
geography
|
Valletta is the capital city of this island country in the Mediterranean.
|
[
"Majorca",
"Malta",
"Corsica",
"Cyprus"
] |
Malta
|
geography
|
Name the largest of the Canary Islands.
|
[
"Tenerife",
"Gran Canaria",
"La Palma",
"Montana Clara"
] |
Tenerife
|
geography
|
What is the name of the capital and largest city of Spain?
|
[
"Madrid",
"Rome",
"Milan",
"Valencia"
] |
Madrid
|
geography
|
What is the meaning of the name of Spain according to a popular theory?
|
[
"Land of rabbits",
"All of these",
"Edge",
"Land of the setting sun"
] |
All of these
|
geography
|
Spain does not share a border with which one of these countries?
|
[
"Germany",
"Portugal",
"France",
"Andorra"
] |
Germany
|
geography
|
What is the official language spoken on the territory of Spain?
|
[
"All of these",
"Spanish and Galician",
"Spanish and Basque",
"Spanish"
] |
Spanish
|
geography
|
When is the national holiday called Hispanic Day celebrated annually in Spain?
|
[
"October 12",
"August 15",
"December 6",
"December 8"
] |
October 12
|
geography
|
What is the title of the national anthem of Spain?
|
[
"My Precious Kingdom",
"God Save Spain",
"Proud Spain",
"The Royal March"
] |
The Royal March
|
geography
|
What are the colors of the three vertical stripes on the national flag of Spain?
|
[
"Blue, white, blue",
"Yellow, red and black",
"Red, yellow, red",
"White, blue and red"
] |
Red, yellow, red
|
geography
|
What is the main ingredient of the traditional Spanish dish paella?
|
[
"Lentils",
"Rice",
"Dough",
"Potatoes"
] |
Rice
|
geography
|
Which of these popular musicians was not born in Spain?
|
[
"Paco de Lucia",
"Shakira",
"Alejandro Sanz",
"Enrique Iglesias"
] |
Shakira
|
geography
|
Spanish painter and sculptor Pablo Picasso is known for co-founding what art movement?
|
[
"Cubism",
"Expressionism",
"Surrealism",
"Neorealism"
] |
Cubism
|
geography
|
In which section of Israel is Eilat located?
|
[
"East",
"West",
"South",
"North"
] |
South
|
geography
|
When was the city of Eilat founded?
|
[
"1951",
"1939",
"1941",
"1929"
] |
1951
|
geography
|
What is the population of Eilat according to the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics end of 2004 census?
|
[
"45,800",
"179,400",
"79,200",
"129,700"
] |
45,800
|
geography
|
What best describes the climate of Eilat?
|
[
"Hot and dry all year",
"Humid and hot summers and humid and cool winters",
"Humid, hot summers and dry, cool winters",
"Hot, dry summers and humid, cool winters"
] |
Hot and dry all year
|
geography
|
Which city is a sister city to Eilat?
|
[
"Hollywood, Florida",
"West Palm Beach, Florida",
"Los Angeles, California",
"Boca Raton, Florida"
] |
Los Angeles, California
|
geography
|
Which is the major source of revenue for the Eilat area?
|
[
"Agriculture",
"Tourism",
"Jewelry",
"Mining"
] |
Tourism
|
geography
|
Israels major airport is located near Eilat.
|
[
"True",
"False"
] |
False
|
geography
|
Which four countries can be seen from Eilat?
|
[
"Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen",
"Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia",
"Israel, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon",
"Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Syria"
] |
Israel, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia
|
geography
|
In 1967, Egypt effectively blockaded Eilat by closing this area to Israel.
|
[
"The Golan Heights",
"The Sinai Peninsula",
"The Straits of Tiran",
"The Suez Canal"
] |
The Straits of Tiran
|
geography
|
The Peace Treaty between Jordan and Israel was signed near Eilat. In what year did this happen?
|
[
"October, 2004",
"October,1968",
"October, 1975",
"October, 1994"
] |
October, 1994
|
geography
|
Where does the Freedom Trail begin and end?
|
[
"Kings Chapel, Bunker Hill Monument",
"Trinity Church, Long Wharf",
"Boston Public Gardens, Old North Church",
"Boston Common, Charlestown Navy Yard"
] |
Boston Common, Charlestown Navy Yard
|
geography
|
On October 24, 1901, Annie Edson Taylor became the first person to go over the Niagara Falls in a barrel as a publicity stunt. How old was she at the time?
|
[
"63",
"23",
"43",
"33"
] |
63
|
geography
|
What is the famous Niagara boat called?
|
[
"Niagara-on-the-Lake",
"Lady Horseshoe",
"Maid of the Mist",
"Lady of the Mist"
] |
Maid of the Mist
|
geography
|
Name the smallest of the three waterfalls that make up the Niagara Falls.
|
[
"Bridal Veil Falls",
"There are only two waterfalls that make up the Niagara Falls.",
"Goat Falls",
"Horseshoe"
] |
Bridal Veil Falls
|
geography
|
Approximately what percentage of the water of the Niagara River flows over the Horseshoe Falls?
|
[
"70%",
"90%",
"50%",
"10%"
] |
90%
|
geography
|
The flow of the water over the American Falls was completely blocked from June to November in what year?
|
[
"1942",
"1969",
"1983",
"1936"
] |
1969
|
geography
|
How long is the crest of the American Falls if measured along the jagged lip of the falls?
|
[
"393 feet (120 m)",
"950 feet (290 m)",
"688 feet (210 m)",
"1310 feet (400 m)"
] |
950 feet (290 m)
|
geography
|
What event related to the Niagara Falls occurred on March 29th 1848?
|
[
"The flow of water over both falls stopped to the point where people could walk around the riverbed.",
"The flow of water was stopped completely over the American Falls.",
"The waterfalls were named",
"A third, much smaller waterfall was discovered."
] |
The flow of water over both falls stopped to the point where people could walk around the riverbed.
|
geography
|
The cities of Niagara Falls, Ontario and Niagara Falls, New York are connected by three bridges. Which of them is the oldest one?
|
[
"Whirlpool Rapids Bridge",
"Rainbow Bridge",
"Kingston Bridge",
"Lewiston-Queenston Bridge"
] |
Whirlpool Rapids Bridge
|
geography
|
When was the Skylon Tower, Niagaras most famous landmark, built?
|
[
"in the 1950s",
"in the 1940s",
"in the 1960s",
"in the 1990s"
] |
in the 1960s
|
geography
|
Around the year 1859, Jean-François Blondin crossed the gorge below Niagara Falls on a tightrope 1100 feet (335 m) long, 160 feet (50 m) above the water. He made this accomplishment several times including which of the following theatrical variations?
|
[
"All of these",
"He carried his manager on his back.",
"He sat down midway while he cooked and ate an omelette.",
"He was blindfolded."
] |
All of these
|
geography
|
Which U.S. state is nicknamed The Natural State?
|
[
"Alabama",
"Alaska",
"Arizona",
"Arkansas"
] |
Arkansas
|
geography
|
What nickname has been given to the U.S. state of Oregon?
|
[
"All of these",
"Marmot State",
"Beaver State",
"Otter State"
] |
Beaver State
|
geography
|
What U.S. state is nicknamed Land of Infinite Variety?
|
[
"South Carolina",
"Florida",
"Delaware",
"South Dakota"
] |
South Dakota
|
geography
|
Which of these nicknames has been given to the U.S. state of Colorado?
|
[
"Sweden of America",
"Himalayas of America",
"All of these",
"Switzerland of America"
] |
Switzerland of America
|
geography
|
Which of these nicknames has been given to the U.S. state of Illinois?
|
[
"Corn State",
"Rubber State",
"Cotton State",
"Paper State"
] |
Corn State
|
geography
|
This U.S. state was nicknamed Vacationland, and the nickname is used on license plates.
|
[
"Hawaii",
"Maine",
"Nevada",
"California"
] |
Maine
|
geography
|
The Independence State is one of the nicknames of this U.S. state.
|
[
"Virginia",
"New Hampshire",
"Pennsylvania",
"West Virginia"
] |
Pennsylvania
|
geography
|
Which U.S. state is nicknamed The Cowboy State?
|
[
"Texas",
"Iowa",
"Wyoming",
"Idaho"
] |
Wyoming
|
geography
|
What nickname has been given to the U.S. state of Rhode Island?
|
[
"Ocean State",
"Marine State",
"Island State",
"All of these"
] |
Ocean State
|
geography
|
The nickname Queen State has been given to this U.S. state.
|
[
"West Virginia",
"Virginia",
"All of these",
"Maryland"
] |
Maryland
|
geography
|
Which country, Slovakia or Slovenia, used to be part of Yugoslavia?
|
[
"Slovenia",
"Both",
"Slovakia",
"None of them"
] |
Slovenia
|
geography
|
Which former empire were both Slovenia and Slovakia part of?
|
[
"Austria-Hungary",
"Byzantium",
"Ottoman Empire",
"Roman Empire"
] |
Austria-Hungary
|
geography
|
Slovakia and Slovenia joined the European Union on the same day (May 1, 2004). Which of them was first to accept the euro currency?
|
[
"None of them has accepted the EURO currency.",
"Both did on the day of their accession to the EU.",
"Slovakia",
"Slovenia"
] |
Slovenia
|
geography
|
What is the capital of Slovakia?
|
[
"Ljubljana",
"Prague",
"Zagreb",
"Bratislava"
] |
Bratislava
|
geography
|
What is the capital of Slovenia?
|
[
"Prague",
"Bratislava",
"Ljubljana",
"Zagreb"
] |
Ljubljana
|
geography
|
Which country borders both Slovenia and Slovakia?
|
[
"Serbia",
"Austria",
"Poland",
"Germany"
] |
Austria
|
geography
|
Which statement concerning Slovakia and Slovenia is true?
|
[
"Both countries have access to the Black Sea.",
"Slovenia has access to the Adriatic Sea.",
"Slovakia has access to the Baltic Sea.",
"Both countries are landlocked."
] |
Slovenia has access to the Adriatic Sea.
|
geography
|
The Danube river flows through many Central European countries. Which of these statements concerning Slovakia and Slovenia is true?
|
[
"The Danube does not flow through either of the 2 countries.",
"The Danube originates in Slovakia and then enters Slovenia.",
"Of the two countries, only Slovakia has Danubian banks.",
"The Danube originates in Slovenia and then flows through Slovakia."
] |
Of the two countries, only Slovakia has Danubian banks.
|
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