Test Quiz

Question 1 · single_choice

After water, what is the world's most consumed beverage?

Coffee

Tea

Beer

Coca-Cola

Remaining after this: 5069

Question 2 · single_choice

What is the most widely consumed meat in the world?

Beef

Pork

Chicken

Lamb

Remaining after this: 5068

Question 3 · single_choice

What is the most consumed fruit in the U.S.?

Apple

Pineapple

Strawberry

Banana

Remaining after this: 5067

Question 4 · single_choice

What is the most consumed vegetable in America?

Tomato

Lettuce

Broccoli

Potato

Remaining after this: 5066

Question 5 · single_choice

Besides China, which country consumes the most rice overall?

United States

Japan

Indonesia

India

Remaining after this: 5065

Question 6 · single_choice

What beverage does Turkey drink more per capita than any other country?

Vodka

Seltzer

Tea

Espresso

Remaining after this: 5064

Question 7 · single_choice

Which nation drinks the most beer per person?

Germany

Ireland

Ghana

Czechia

Remaining after this: 5063

Question 8 · single_choice

Which country eats 50% of the world’s pork?

Mexico

China

Germany

Australia

Remaining after this: 5062

Question 9 · single_choice

Which country drinks the most coffee per capita?

Italy

Colombia

Finland

France

Remaining after this: 5061

Question 10 · single_choice

Which country drinks the most whiskey overall?

Scotland

United States

India

England

Remaining after this: 5060

Question 11 · single_choice

Which country consumes the most bread per capita?

Ireland

Turkey

Canada

France

Remaining after this: 5059

Question 12 · single_choice

Per capita, Switzerland consumes more of what food than any other country?

Peanut butter

Cheese

Chocolate

Olives

Remaining after this: 5058

Question 13 · single_choice

Which drink does Mexico consume more of per capita than any other country?

Tea

Beer

Coca-Cola

Hot chocolate

Remaining after this: 5057

Question 14 · single_choice

Which country has the most doughnut shops per capita?

United States

Ireland

Canada

Japan

Remaining after this: 5056

Question 15 · single_choice

Which country consumes the most wine per capita?

Portugal

Georgia

Andorra

Sweden

Remaining after this: 5055

Question 16 · single_choice

Which U.S. city eats the most hot dogs overall each year?

Los Angeles

Philadelphia

New York City

Baltimore

Remaining after this: 5054

Question 17 · single_choice

Which nation consumes more Guinness beer overall than Ireland?

Portugal

United States

Nigeria

Thailand

Remaining after this: 5053

Question 18 · single_choice

Which U.S. state drinks the most wine per capita?

California

West Virginia

New Hampshire

Missouri

Remaining after this: 5052

Question 19 · single_choice

What is the most widely consumed meat in the U.S.?

Turkey

Pork

Chicken

Beef

Remaining after this: 5051

Question 20 · single_choice

Which country drinks the most sparkling water per capita?

Canada

Italy

Germany

United States

Remaining after this: 5050

Question 21 · single_choice

Which U.S. city has the most coffee shops per capita?

Madison, Wisconsin

Boulder, Colorado

Tucson, Arizona

Berkeley, California

Remaining after this: 5049

Question 22 · single_choice

Which two countries share Iguazu Falls?

Argentina and Brazil

Portugal and Spain

Chile and Paraguay

Namibia and South Africa

Remaining after this: 5048

Question 23 · single_choice

Which country is home to the tallest waterfall in the world?

Vietnam

Zimbabwe

United States

Venezuela

Remaining after this: 5047

Question 24 · single_choice

Which famous waterfall is known as the “Smoke That Thunders”?

Angel Falls, Venezuela

Browne Falls, New Zealand

Victoria Falls, Zambia/Zimbabwe

Niagara Falls, Canada/U.S.

Remaining after this: 5046

Question 25 · single_choice

Horseshoe, American, and Bridal Veil falls make up which famous waterfall?

Victoria Falls

Yosemite Falls

Niagara Falls

Sutherland Falls

Remaining after this: 5045

Question 26 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a type of waterfall?

Punchbowl

Horsetail

Shooting star

Plunge

Remaining after this: 5044

Question 27 · single_choice

Which state has the three tallest waterfalls in the U.S.?

California

Washington

Idaho

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 5043

Question 28 · single_choice

Where are these gigantic falls, nicknamed the “Niagara of the West”?

Oregon

British Columbia

Idaho

Arizona

Remaining after this: 5042

Question 29 · single_choice

Which waterfall is considered the world's widest?

Victoria Falls, Zambia

Khone Falls, Laos

Gullfoss Falls, Iceland

Shoshone Falls, Idaho

Remaining after this: 5041

Question 30 · single_choice

Sutherland Falls are located in which Oceanic country?

Fiji

Tonga

New Zealand

Papua New Guinea

Remaining after this: 5040

Question 31 · single_choice

Where is Europe's most powerful waterfall?

Switzerland

Austria

France

Iceland

Remaining after this: 5039

Question 32 · single_choice

What is unique about the planet’s largest waterfall?

It only flows part of the year

It reverses when the tide changes

It's underwater

It creates a rainbow-colored mist

Remaining after this: 5038

Question 33 · single_choice

Which U.S. national park contains an eponymous 2,425-foot waterfall?

Shenandoah

Yosemite

Hot Springs

Joshua Tree

Remaining after this: 5037

Question 34 · single_choice

Where can you find these stunning waterfalls?

China

Croatia

Tanzania

Vietnam

Remaining after this: 5036

Question 35 · single_choice

Where is America’s tallest publicly accessible underground waterfall?

Tennessee

Arizona

Arkansas

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 5035

Question 36 · single_choice

Antarctica is home to a waterfall with which grim name?

Blood Falls

Infernal Falls

Death Falls

Grisly Falls

Remaining after this: 5034

Question 37 · single_choice

Seven Sisters and Langfoss grace what Scandinavian country?

Sweden

Finland

Denmark

Norway

Remaining after this: 5033

Question 38 · single_choice

Where could you once find this unusual rounded waterfall?

Romania

Mexico

Azerbaijan

Haiti

Remaining after this: 5032

Question 39 · single_choice

What city is nicknamed the "Waterfall Capital of the World"?

Ithaca, New York

Hamilton, Ontario

Twin Falls, Idaho

Kona, Hawaii

Remaining after this: 5031

Question 40 · single_choice

Where is the largest single-drop waterfall by volume located?

Suriname

Brazil

Peru

Guyana

Remaining after this: 5030

Question 41 · single_choice

What is unique about the waterfall found in Guiyang, China?

Made of saltwater

Descends from skyscraper

Bright pink color

Flows in reverse

Remaining after this: 5029

Question 42 · single_choice

What are neighborhoods called in Paris?

Arrondissements

Rues

Villes

Banlieues

Remaining after this: 5028

Question 43 · single_choice

Which Parisian landmark was supposed to be temporary?

Eiffel Tower

Musée d’Orsay

Notre-Dame Cathedral

The Louvre

Remaining after this: 5027

Question 44 · single_choice

What happens at the Eiffel Tower once an hour in the evenings?

It closes to visitors

It lights up

It plays music

It projects fireworks

Remaining after this: 5026

Question 45 · single_choice

How did Paris get its name?

Paris, Prince of Troy

The Parisii tribe

A Roman general

Paris Lake

Remaining after this: 5025

Question 46 · single_choice

Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport is named after whom?

A painter

A president

A philanthropist

A musician

Remaining after this: 5024

Question 47 · single_choice

Paris’ largest military parade occurs on July 14 to mark what holiday?

La Toussaint (All Saints’ Day)

Boxing Day

Armistice Day

Bastille Day

Remaining after this: 5023

Question 48 · single_choice

What Parisian tourist attraction is underground?

Mines

An underground chapel

The city's original settlement

Catacombs

Remaining after this: 5022

Question 49 · single_choice

What type of store should one visit to buy a French baguette?

Patisserie

Fromagerie

Boulangerie

Charcuterie

Remaining after this: 5021

Question 50 · single_choice

Paris’ Moulin Rouge is a type of what?

Wine

Cheese

Nightclub

Museum

Remaining after this: 5020

Question 51 · single_choice

What does the nickname “City of Light” refer to?

The Eiffel Tower’s lights

Street lighting

The Age of Enlightenment

Church candle-lighting ceremonies

Remaining after this: 5019

Question 52 · single_choice

What was the original function of the Louvre?

Fortress

University

Church

Museum

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Question 53 · single_choice

What is the name of the oldest and biggest Parisian garden?

Champ de Mars

Esplanade des Invalides

Tuileries

Jardin d'Erevan

Remaining after this: 5017

Question 54 · single_choice

What Parisian landmark marks the end of the Tour de France?

Eiffel Tower

Champs-Élysées

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Panthéon

Remaining after this: 5016

Question 55 · single_choice

What lies beneath the arch of the Arc de Triomphe?

A rose garden

A museum

A tomb

A prison

Remaining after this: 5015

Question 56 · single_choice

What is unique about a Paris street named Rue des Degrés?

It’s at a 45-degree incline

It’s not accessible to pedestrians

It’s the shortest street in Paris

It’s a made-up street for movies

Remaining after this: 5014

Question 57 · single_choice

What is the name of the only human-made island on the Seine?

L’île Saint-Germain

L’île Saint-Louis

L’île Montmartre

L’île aux Cygnes

Remaining after this: 5013

Question 58 · single_choice

What special drink is dispensed from eight public fountains in Paris?

Sparkling water

Champagne

Beer

Iced coffee

Remaining after this: 5012

Question 59 · single_choice

Paris is devoid of what common traffic signs?

Stop

One Way

Do Not Enter

Pedestrian Crossing

Remaining after this: 5011

Question 60 · single_choice

Paris is home to Père-Lachaise, the world’s most-visited what?

Cemetery

Amusement park

Train station

Fountain

Remaining after this: 5010

Question 61 · single_choice

What is the oldest standing bridge in Paris?

Pont Alexandre III

Ponte Vecchio

Pont du Gard

Pont Neuf

Remaining after this: 5009

Question 62 · single_choice

"Motown" is the nickname for which U.S. city?

Memphis, Tennessee

Austin, Texas

Detroit, Michigan

Cleveland, Ohio

Remaining after this: 5008

Question 63 · single_choice

Which U.S. city is nicknamed "The Big Easy"?

Las Vegas, Nevada

New Orleans, Louisiana

Los Angeles, California

Miami, Florida

Remaining after this: 5007

Question 64 · single_choice

Which of these is a nickname for Chicago?

Motor City

Emerald City

Windy City

Music City

Remaining after this: 5006

Question 65 · single_choice

What are the United States' "Twin Cities"?

Raleigh & Durham, North Carolina

Orlando & Tampa, Florida

St. Paul & Minneapolis, Minnesota

Dallas & Fort Worth, Texas

Remaining after this: 5005

Question 66 · single_choice

What measurement is commonly used to describe Denver, Colorado?

Mile Wide City

Mile High City

Mile Long City

Mile Deep City

Remaining after this: 5004

Question 67 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a nickname associated with Nashville?

Music City

Athens of the South

Nash Vegas

Marble City

Remaining after this: 5003

Question 68 · single_choice

What U.S. city is known as "The Biggest Little City in the World"?

Austin, Texas

Reno, Nevada

Orlando, Florida

Cleveland, Ohio

Remaining after this: 5002

Question 69 · single_choice

What city's fraternal nickname is the translation of its actual name?

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Detroit, Michigan

Las Vegas, Nevada

Chicago, Illinois

Remaining after this: 5001

Question 70 · single_choice

What Texas metropolis is referred to as "Space City"?

Dallas

San Antonio

Houston

Austin

Remaining after this: 5000

Question 71 · single_choice

Which major U.S. city is nicknamed "Stumptown"?

Seattle, Washington

Denver, Colorado

Portland, Oregon

Detroit, Michigan

Remaining after this: 4999

Question 72 · single_choice

Seattle and the fictitious Land of Oz both share what nickname?

Rainbow City

Magic City

Yellow Brick City

Emerald City

Remaining after this: 4998

Question 73 · single_choice

NYC's "Big Apple" nickname was originally associated with which sport?

Basketball

Tennis

Horse racing

Baseball

Remaining after this: 4997

Question 74 · single_choice

Which of these cities is nicknamed “the Magic City”?

Las Vegas, Nevada

Indianapolis, Indiana

Atlanta, Georgia

Miami, Florida

Remaining after this: 4996

Question 75 · single_choice

What candy-centric city is called "the Sweetest Place on Earth"?

Reese, Michigan

Hershey, Pennsylvania

Dove, Missouri

Chocolatetown, Oklahoma

Remaining after this: 4995

Question 76 · single_choice

Which animal inspired one of Austin, Texas’ nicknames?

Lion

Eagle

Bat

Turtle

Remaining after this: 4994

Question 77 · single_choice

"The City of Bridges" is a nickname for which of these cities?

New York, New York

San Francisco, California

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Madison, Wisconsin

Remaining after this: 4993

Question 78 · single_choice

What U.S. city is considered Hawaii's "Ninth Island"?

Charleston, South Carolina

Phoenix, Arizona

Las Vegas, Nevada

Malibu, California

Remaining after this: 4992

Question 79 · single_choice

New Glarus, Wisconsin, gets its nickname from what European country?

France

England

Switzerland

Germany

Remaining after this: 4991

Question 80 · single_choice

What U.S. President dubbed Baltimore "the Monumental City"?

John Quincy Adams

Benjamin Harrison

William McKinley

Herbert Hoover

Remaining after this: 4990

Question 81 · single_choice

Where can you find the "Paris of the Plains"?

Lubbock, Texas

Wichita, Kansas

Lincoln, Nebraska

Kansas City, Missouri

Remaining after this: 4989

Question 82 · single_choice

Which metropolis confidently dubs itself "America's Finest City"?

Charlotte, North Carolina

El Paso, Texas

San Diego, California

Jacksonville, Florida

Remaining after this: 4988

Question 83 · single_choice

Why is Sheboygan, Wisconsin, known as the "Malibu of the Midwest"?

Its surf culture

Its celebrity residents

Its warm, sunny weather

Its wine tours

Remaining after this: 4987

Question 84 · single_choice

What writer coined Boston's "Hub of the Universe" nickname?

Robert Frost

Oliver Wendell Holmes

Sylvia Plath

Nathaniel Hawthorne

Remaining after this: 4986

Question 85 · single_choice

In what state can you find the "Jackalope Capital of the World"?

South Carolina

Wyoming

New Hampshire

Arizona

Remaining after this: 4985

Question 86 · single_choice

What Ohio town is nicknamed the "Key West of the North"?

Cincinnati

Youngstown

Put-in-Bay

Geneva on the Lake

Remaining after this: 4984

Question 87 · single_choice

Who first referred to New York City as "Gotham"?

Mark Twain

Henry David Thoreau

Washington Irving

Bob Kane

Remaining after this: 4983

Question 88 · single_choice

What were the Hawaiian Islands once called?

Rainbow Islands

Marshall Islands

Sandwich Islands

Aloha Islands

Remaining after this: 4982

Question 89 · single_choice

What is Hawaii’s state nickname?

“The Natural State”

“Land of Enchantment”

“The Aloha State”

“The Ocean State”

Remaining after this: 4981

Question 90 · single_choice

Honolulu is located on which Hawaiian island?

Kauai

Maui

Oahu

Molokai

Remaining after this: 4980

Question 91 · single_choice

The Pearl Harbor National Memorial in Honolulu remembers what war?

Korean War

World War II

Gulf War

World War I

Remaining after this: 4979

Question 92 · single_choice

Hawaii’s Big Island is home to which national park?

Hot Springs National Park

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park

Pinnacles National Park

Channel Islands National Park

Remaining after this: 4978

Question 93 · single_choice

Located on the Big Island, what is the world’s largest active volcano?

Etna

Kilauea

Kilimanjaro

Mauna Loa

Remaining after this: 4977

Question 94 · single_choice

Kona, on the Big Island, is famous for which world-renowned product?

Macadamia nuts

Coffee beans

Coconuts

Sugar cane

Remaining after this: 4976

Question 95 · single_choice

Which Hawaiian island’s name is also a type of roofed porch?

Lanai

Oahu

Molokai

Kauai

Remaining after this: 4975

Question 96 · single_choice

Possibly Hawaii’s most scenic drive, the Road to Hana is on which island?

Maui

Big Island

Oahu

Kauai

Remaining after this: 4974

Question 97 · single_choice

What is a "loco moco"?

A short surfboard

A wedding dance

A traditional dish

A toy car

Remaining after this: 4973

Question 98 · single_choice

What is considered a faux pas of lei-wearing etiquette in Hawaii?

Refusing a lei

Hugging the host

Wearing one on a boat

Wearing one while eating

Remaining after this: 4972

Question 99 · single_choice

The island of Oahu is home to the world’s biggest plantation for what?

Cacao beans

Taro

Papayas

Pineapples

Remaining after this: 4971

Question 100 · single_choice

How many official languages does Hawaii have?

None

1

8

2

Remaining after this: 4970

Question 101 · single_choice

In Hawaii, all beaches are what?

Privately owned

Made of black sand

Open to the public

Rocky instead of sandy

Remaining after this: 4969

Question 102 · single_choice

Hawaiians celebrate which annual holiday on May 1?

Lei Day

Hawaiian Christmas

King Kamehameha I Day

Admissions Day

Remaining after this: 4968

Question 103 · single_choice

Merrie Monarch week in Hilo is the world’s most prestigious what?

Hula competition

Surf competition

Canoe race

Sailboat race

Remaining after this: 4967

Question 104 · single_choice

Hawaii is home to the only royal palace in the U.S., called what?

Lanai Palace

Iolani Palace

Molokai Palace

Mandalay Palace

Remaining after this: 4966

Question 105 · single_choice

What spice is cultivated from orchid nurseries on the Hawaiian islands?

Saffron

Caraway

Vanilla

Lavender

Remaining after this: 4965

Question 106 · single_choice

Which Oahu beach is famous for its annual surfing competition?

Sunset Beach

Big Sur

Hanalei Bay

Lava Beach

Remaining after this: 4964

Question 107 · single_choice

What are Hawaii’s endemic honeycreepers?

A species of marsupial

An endangered bee

A carnivorous plant

A group of birds

Remaining after this: 4963

Question 108 · single_choice

Hawaii is one of four states to ban what?

Telemarketing

Billboards

Door-to-door solicitations

Printed phone books

Remaining after this: 4962

Question 109 · single_choice

What river runs through the Grand Canyon?

Mississippi River

Colorado River

Hudson River

Amazon River

Remaining after this: 4961

Question 110 · single_choice

Where can you find the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific"?

The Philippines

Australia

California

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 4960

Question 111 · single_choice

The Verdon Gorge is the largest canyon in which country?

Portugal

Norway

France

Croatia

Remaining after this: 4959

Question 112 · single_choice

Where can you find these unusual rock formations?

Glacier National Park

Black Canyon of the Gunnison

Bryce Canyon National Park

Capitol Reef National Park

Remaining after this: 4958

Question 113 · single_choice

Which canyon is nicknamed the "Grand Canyon of Texas"?

Palo Duro Canyon

Caprock Canyons

Santa Elena Canyon

Eagle Nest Canyon

Remaining after this: 4957

Question 114 · single_choice

What is the name of Mexico’s largest canyon system?

Copper Canyon

Guadalupe Canyon

Plata Canyon

Colca Canyon

Remaining after this: 4956

Question 115 · single_choice

In which U.S. state can you hike through this narrow canyon?

California

Utah

Georgia

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 4955

Question 116 · single_choice

Where can you find the lush green Blyde River Canyon?

South Africa

Egypt

Kenya

Nigeria

Remaining after this: 4954

Question 117 · single_choice

Where can you find an underwater canyon deeper than the Grand Canyon?

Ninety Mile Beach

Discovery Bay

Cape Cod

Monterey Bay

Remaining after this: 4953

Question 118 · single_choice

Where is the deepest canyon in the world?

Iceland

Tibet

India

United States

Remaining after this: 4952

Question 119 · single_choice

A famous canyon in China’s Yunnan province is named after which animal?

Rat

Snake

Tiger

Swan

Remaining after this: 4951

Question 120 · single_choice

Where is this fjord-filled canyon?

New Zealand

Iceland

Norway

Finland

Remaining after this: 4950

Question 121 · single_choice

Bighorn Canyon lies on the border of which two states?

Colorado and New Mexico

California and Nevada

Idaho and Washington

Montana and Wyoming

Remaining after this: 4949

Question 122 · single_choice

Which country is home to Africa's largest canyon?

Namibia

Tanzania

Kenya

Nigeria

Remaining after this: 4948

Question 123 · single_choice

What canyon is home to the Andean condor?

Fjaðrárgljúfur Canyon, Iceland

Waimea Canyon, Hawaii

Colca Canyon, Peru

Verdon Gorge, France

Remaining after this: 4947

Question 124 · single_choice

Which canyon has the highest bungee jump in the world?

Grand Canyon, United States

Zambezi Gorge, Zimbabwe

Antelope Canyon, United States

Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon, China

Remaining after this: 4946

Question 125 · single_choice

The Samariá Gorge is a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve on which island?

Bali, Indonesia

Majorca, Spain

Crete, Greece

Honshu, Japan

Remaining after this: 4945

Question 126 · single_choice

What state has a canyon filled with glowing insects known as dismalites?

Idaho

Massachusetts

North Dakota

Alabama

Remaining after this: 4944

Question 127 · single_choice

The Dadès Gorge runs through which mountain range?

Caucasus Mountains

The Alps

Carpathian Mountains

Atlas Mountains

Remaining after this: 4943

Question 128 · single_choice

Which tribe still lives within the rims of the Grand Canyon?

Hopi Tribe

Havasupai Tribe

Navajo Nation

Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians

Remaining after this: 4942

Question 129 · single_choice

In which country is a lake called a “loch”?

Germany

Scotland

Canada

Iceland

Remaining after this: 4941

Question 130 · single_choice

What is a narrow passage of water connecting two bodies of water called?

Furrow

Strait

Bight

Cove

Remaining after this: 4940

Question 131 · single_choice

What is the name for an area where a river meets the ocean?

Tributary

Channel

Groyne

Estuary

Remaining after this: 4939

Question 132 · single_choice

Where are bights found?

Mountaintops

Coastlines

Caves

Rainforests

Remaining after this: 4938

Question 133 · single_choice

In what country does the term "billabong" describe a body of water?

Canada

Ireland

Australia

Brazil

Remaining after this: 4937

Question 134 · single_choice

What is the largest gulf on Earth?

Gulf of Aqaba

Persian Gulf

Gulf of Mexico

Gulf of Thailand

Remaining after this: 4936

Question 135 · single_choice

Which country is best known for its scenic fjords?

Norway

Mongolia

Nepal

Austria

Remaining after this: 4935

Question 136 · single_choice

This small, sheltered bay is an example of what?

Cape

Swamp

Beck

Cove

Remaining after this: 4934

Question 137 · single_choice

The city of Seattle is located on what body of water?

Puget Sound

Gulf of Alaska

Great Washington Bight

Strait of Seattle

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Question 138 · single_choice

Bora Bora is surrounded by a shallow body of water called what?

Cenote

Burn

Lagoon

Harbor

Remaining after this: 4932

Question 139 · single_choice

Where is the longest and oldest canal in the world?

China

Afghanistan

Egypt

Italy

Remaining after this: 4931

Question 140 · single_choice

What does an oxbow lake form from?

Glacier

Ocean

Meteor

River

Remaining after this: 4930

Question 141 · single_choice

Which region is famous for its abundance of cenotes?

Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico

British Columbia, Canada

Shetland Islands, Scotland

Arabian Gulf

Remaining after this: 4929

Question 142 · single_choice

A key characteristic of a vernal pool is that it must be what?

Seasonal

Glacier-fed

Saltwater

Dammed

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Question 143 · single_choice

A dry creek in arid areas that fills seasonally with water is called what?

Firth

Barachois

Reservoir

Arroyo

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Question 144 · single_choice

Which of these terms refers to a small mountain lake?

Esker

Cay

Tarn

Atoll

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Question 145 · single_choice

What is the world's largest delta?

Baram River Delta

Ganges Delta

Ebro River Delta

Indus River Delta

Remaining after this: 4925

Question 146 · single_choice

What reservoir provides Las Vegas with 90% of its water?

Lake Tahoe

Lake Havasu

Lake Mead

Lake Koocanusa

Remaining after this: 4924

Question 147 · single_choice

Which city's famous canals are known as "khlongs"?

Venice, Italy

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Bangkok, Thailand

Hoi An, Vietnam

Remaining after this: 4923

Question 148 · single_choice

What is the largest tropical wetland area in the world?

The Camargue, France

The Mekong Delta, Vietnam

The Patanal, Brazil

The Everglades, United States

Remaining after this: 4922

Question 149 · single_choice

Which state has the fewest counties?

Rhode Island

Hawaii

Delaware

Connecticut

Remaining after this: 4921

Question 150 · single_choice

What is America’s most populous county?

Cook County, Illinois

Maricopa County, Arizona

Harris County, Texas

Los Angeles County, California

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Question 151 · single_choice

Which state is home to the nine largest counties by area?

Alaska

Texas

California

Montana

Remaining after this: 4919

Question 152 · single_choice

Which U.S. President lends his name to more counties than anyone else?

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson

Andrew Jackson

Abraham Lincoln

Remaining after this: 4918

Question 153 · single_choice

After Texas, which state has the most counties?

Virginia

Kentucky

Georgia

Missouri

Remaining after this: 4917

Question 154 · single_choice

What is the least populous county in the continental U.S.?

Loving County, Texas

Blaine County, Nebraska

Yakutat Borough, Alaska

Petroleum County, Montana

Remaining after this: 4916

Question 155 · single_choice

Which term does Louisiana use to name counties?

Bayou

Parish

Levee

Beignet

Remaining after this: 4915

Question 156 · single_choice

In which century was the first U.S. county established?

16th century

17th century

18th century

19th century

Remaining after this: 4914

Question 157 · single_choice

In what year was the newest U.S. county incorporated?

1967

1980

2001

2018

Remaining after this: 4913

Question 158 · single_choice

Cook County contains what major metropolis?

Chicago, Illinois

Houston, Texas

Phoenix, Arizona

Dallas, Texas

Remaining after this: 4912

Question 159 · single_choice

What is the most densely populated county outside of New York City?

Hudson County, New Jersey

City and County of San Francisco

Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania

Washington, D.C.

Remaining after this: 4911

Question 160 · single_choice

Loudoun County, Virginia, holds what distinction?

Smallest by area

Most supermarkets

Highest elevation

Wealthiest

Remaining after this: 4910

Question 161 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a county in New York City?

Kings County

Richmond County

New York County

Columbia County

Remaining after this: 4909

Question 162 · single_choice

What is the most populous county in Florida?

Pinellas

Miami-Dade

Palm Beach

Orange

Remaining after this: 4908

Question 163 · single_choice

Where is the only county that touches five states?

West Virginia

Tennessee

Oklahoma

Wyoming

Remaining after this: 4907

Question 164 · single_choice

Barton County, Kansas, is named after which institution’s founder?

American Red Cross

Boy Scouts of America

Salvation Army

U.S. Marine Corps

Remaining after this: 4906

Question 165 · single_choice

What state has a county with the highest percentage of Native Americans?

Oklahoma

South Dakota

New Mexico

Arizona

Remaining after this: 4905

Question 166 · single_choice

Which county contained the U.S. capital for a single day in 1777?

Baltimore County, Maryland

Essex County, Vermont

Worcester County, Massachusetts

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 4904

Question 167 · single_choice

Which Massachusetts county is the birthplace of four U.S. Presidents?

Middlesex

Franklin

Norfolk

Cumberland

Remaining after this: 4903

Question 168 · single_choice

What Minnesota county contains the northernmost point in the U.S.?

Lily of the Valley

Lake of the Woods

Sea of the North

Valley of the Forest

Remaining after this: 4902

Question 169 · single_choice

Which state has the longest coastline?

California

Florida

Hawaii

Alaska

Remaining after this: 4901

Question 170 · single_choice

Which country has the longest coastline?

Canada

Indonesia

Norway

Russia

Remaining after this: 4900

Question 171 · single_choice

The coastline of Big Sur is located in what state?

Florida

California

North Carolina

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 4899

Question 172 · single_choice

What natural wonder is located off the coast of Queensland, Australia?

An underwater waterfall

Deepest point in the Pacific

A newly formed volcanic island

World’s largest reef system

Remaining after this: 4898

Question 173 · single_choice

The Amalfi Coast can be found in which Mediterranean country?

Italy

Spain

Greece

Turkey

Remaining after this: 4897

Question 174 · single_choice

Which country is home to the shortest coastline?

Jordan

Tuvalu

Slovenia

Monaco

Remaining after this: 4896

Question 175 · single_choice

Which country has the longest coastline in Europe?

Norway

Spain

Greece

United Kingdom

Remaining after this: 4895

Question 176 · single_choice

What Northern Irish coastline is composed of 40,000 basalt columns?

Cleric’s Beach

Giant's Causeway

Druid's Haven

Shamrock Sands

Remaining after this: 4894

Question 177 · single_choice

The Dalmatian Coast is located in what country?

Thailand

New Zealand

Croatia

Peru

Remaining after this: 4893

Question 178 · single_choice

Which of these countries lacks a coastline?

Iraq

Belgium

Lesotho

Georgia

Remaining after this: 4892

Question 179 · single_choice

Approximately how long are Earth’s coastlines combined?

72,000 miles

372,000 miles

1,072,000 miles

10,720,000 miles

Remaining after this: 4891

Question 180 · single_choice

What is the only sea without a coastline?

Caspian Sea

East China Sea

Coral Sea

Sargasso Sea

Remaining after this: 4890

Question 181 · single_choice

Which country has the longest coastline in Asia?

Russia

Indonesia

China

Philippines

Remaining after this: 4889

Question 182 · single_choice

Scientist Lewis Richardson discovered what coastal phenomenon?

Bioluminescence

Sea foam

Coastline paradox

Red tide

Remaining after this: 4888

Question 183 · single_choice

Brazil’s Praia do Cassino holds what global distinction?

Narrowest beach

Longest beach

Most-littered beach

Reddest beach

Remaining after this: 4887

Question 184 · single_choice

Namibia is home to a coastline with what ominous name?

Skeleton Coast

Devil Coast

Vampire Coast

Inferno Coast

Remaining after this: 4886

Question 185 · single_choice

What percentage of Earth’s population lives in coastal zones?

5%

15%

30%

75%

Remaining after this: 4885

Question 186 · single_choice

What nation has the longest coastline of any African country?

Madagascar

Mozambique

Morocco

Mali

Remaining after this: 4884

Question 187 · single_choice

A stretch of New Zealand’s coast has rocks named for what breakfast food?

Bacon

Pancakes

Eggs

Waffles

Remaining after this: 4883

Question 188 · single_choice

The Malabar Coast is located in the southwestern part of what nation?

Mexico

Japan

India

France

Remaining after this: 4882

Question 189 · single_choice

Which of these countries does NOT share a border with Germany?

Denmark

Belgium

Hungary

Czech Republic

Remaining after this: 4881

Question 190 · single_choice

What is Germany’s autobahn famous for?

Longest road in the world

Sections with no speed limits

World’s first paved highway

Only electric vehicles allowed

Remaining after this: 4880

Question 191 · single_choice

What is the title of the highest-ranking political official in Germany?

Prime Minister

President

Chancellor

Premier

Remaining after this: 4879

Question 192 · single_choice

In what month does Germany’s annual Oktoberfest celebration begin?

October

September

November

August

Remaining after this: 4878

Question 193 · single_choice

Which of these rivers flows the longest within Germany?

Danube

Rhine

Elbe

Main

Remaining after this: 4877

Question 194 · single_choice

What was the first book produced by the Gutenberg printing press?

Bible

Map

Shakespeare

Constitution

Remaining after this: 4876

Question 195 · single_choice

The Black Forest is said to have inspired the setting of which fairytale?

Pinocchio

Hansel and Gretel

Jack and the Beanstalk

Thumbelina

Remaining after this: 4875

Question 196 · single_choice

What is Germany’s largest state by population?

Bavaria

Baden-Württemberg

North Rhine-Westphalia

Lower Saxony

Remaining after this: 4874

Question 197 · single_choice

The German city of Freiburg is known as “the Jewel” of what?

The Alps

The Danube

The Black Forest

The Baltic

Remaining after this: 4873

Question 198 · single_choice

Which U.S. President famously said “Ich bin ein Berliner”?

John F. Kennedy

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Richard Nixon

Remaining after this: 4872

Question 199 · single_choice

What is the most popular type of beer in Germany?

Stout

IPA

Lager

Pilsner

Remaining after this: 4871

Question 200 · single_choice

Bavaria’s Neuschwanstein Castle inspired Disney’s design for which castle?

Cinderella

Beauty & The Beast

Snow White

Sleeping Beauty

Remaining after this: 4870

Question 201 · single_choice

Which of these composers was NOT born in what is now Germany?

Beethoven

Mozart

Bach

Strauss

Remaining after this: 4869

Question 202 · single_choice

In what sport has Germany won the most Olympic gold medals?

Bobsled

Gymnastics

Canoe and kayak

Alpine skiing

Remaining after this: 4868

Question 203 · single_choice

Which holiday tradition began in Germany?

The indoor Christmas tree

The Easter Bunny

Halloween costumes

Valentine’s Day roses

Remaining after this: 4867

Question 204 · single_choice

What is the name of Germany’s top pro soccer league?

Serie A

Bundesliga

La Liga

The Premiership

Remaining after this: 4866

Question 205 · single_choice

Gunzberg, Germany, has an amusement park dedicated to what?

Legos

Candy

Space

Anime

Remaining after this: 4865

Question 206 · single_choice

At university, future Chancellor Angela Merkel earned a doctorate in what?

Quantum chemistry

Architecture

Economics

Secondary education

Remaining after this: 4864

Question 207 · single_choice

German inventor Adolf Fick developed which of these items?

Electric toothbrush

Beard trimmer

Contact lens

Hearing aid

Remaining after this: 4863

Question 208 · single_choice

At what monument did President Reagan famously say “tear down this wall”?

Bastei Bridge

Niederwald Monument

Victory Column

Brandenburg Gate

Remaining after this: 4862

Question 209 · single_choice

What is the official state nickname of New Jersey?

Shore and More

Clam State

Garden State

Switzerland of America

Remaining after this: 4861

Question 210 · single_choice

What is the most populous city in New Jersey?

Jersey City

Newark

Atlantic City

Hoboken

Remaining after this: 4860

Question 211 · single_choice

New Jersey is named after an island in what body of water?

Mediterranean Sea

Indian Ocean

English Channel

Irish Sea

Remaining after this: 4859

Question 212 · single_choice

What does New Jersey have more of than any other state?

Diners

Cemeteries

Universities

Lighthouses

Remaining after this: 4858

Question 213 · single_choice

"Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J." is the debut album of which musician?

Frank Sinatra

Elton John

Jon Bon Jovi

Bruce Springsteen

Remaining after this: 4857

Question 214 · single_choice

The world's first boardwalk was built in which New Jersey city?

Atlantic City

Trenton

Ocean City

Cape May

Remaining after this: 4856

Question 215 · single_choice

The jukebox musical "Jersey Boys" is about the rise and fall of what band?

The Isley Brothers

The Four Seasons

Kool & The Gang

The Jonas Brothers

Remaining after this: 4855

Question 216 · single_choice

Which New Jersey town was the home of Thomas Edison’s laboratory?

Egg Harbor

Menlo Park

Piscataway

Princeton

Remaining after this: 4854

Question 217 · single_choice

Which two New Jersey cities were once the capital of the United States?

Princeton and Trenton

Edison and Newark

Jersey City and Camden

Hoboken and Paterson

Remaining after this: 4853

Question 218 · single_choice

What is the official state fruit of New Jersey?

Blueberry

Strawberry

Apple

Grape

Remaining after this: 4852

Question 219 · single_choice

Atlantic City, New Jersey, inspired what popular board game?

Monopoly

Scrabble

Trivial Pursuit

Operation

Remaining after this: 4851

Question 220 · single_choice

What is on the back of the New Jersey state quarter?

Atlantic City Boardwalk

Walt Whitman House

Washington crossing the Delaware

New Jersey Turnpike

Remaining after this: 4850

Question 221 · single_choice

Which of these does NOT appear on New Jersey's state flag?

A bunch of grapes

A plow

A horse head

A turtle

Remaining after this: 4849

Question 222 · single_choice

Who is the only U.S. President born in New Jersey?

Gerald Ford

Grover Cleveland

Woodrow Wilson

Millard Fillmore

Remaining after this: 4848

Question 223 · single_choice

What city was the site of Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr’s duel?

Weehawken

Princeton

Bayonne

Paramus

Remaining after this: 4847

Question 224 · single_choice

The New Jersey Devils play in which professional sports league?

MLB

MLS

NBA

NHL

Remaining after this: 4846

Question 225 · single_choice

What New Jersey university hosted the first intercollegiate football game?

Montclair State University

Seton Hall University

Rider University

Rutgers University

Remaining after this: 4845

Question 226 · single_choice

The first people in New Jersey lent their name to what other state?

Virginia

Massachusetts

Delaware

Vermont

Remaining after this: 4844

Question 227 · single_choice

The first modern submarine was tested in what New Jersey river?

Delaware River

Hackensack River

Passaic River

Hudson River

Remaining after this: 4843

Question 228 · single_choice

The Supreme Court ruled the majority of what island belongs to New Jersey?

Long Island

Governor's Island

Ellis Island

Staten Island

Remaining after this: 4842

Question 229 · single_choice

What is the closest state to Africa?

Florida

Alaska

Maine

New York

Remaining after this: 4841

Question 230 · single_choice

Where is the southernmost point in the lower 48?

Brownsville, Texas

San Diego, California

Biloxi, Mississippi

Ballast Key, Florida

Remaining after this: 4840

Question 231 · single_choice

What national park contains the lowest point in the U.S.?

Bryce Canyon

Mesa Verde

Death Valley

Great Basin

Remaining after this: 4839

Question 232 · single_choice

What is the highest peak in the United States?

Denali

Mount St. Elias

Mount Hubbard

Mount Rainier

Remaining after this: 4838

Question 233 · single_choice

What is the northernmost spot in the contiguous U.S.?

Eureka, Montana

Northwest Angle, Minnesota

Copper Harbor, Michigan

Madawaska, Maine

Remaining after this: 4837

Question 234 · single_choice

The tallest U.S. mountain east of the Mississippi River is in what state?

Maine

New York

North Carolina

Georgia

Remaining after this: 4836

Question 235 · single_choice

What is the longest river in the United States?

Mississippi River

Rio Grande

Colorado River

Missouri River

Remaining after this: 4835

Question 236 · single_choice

What state is home to the easternmost point in the contiguous U.S.?

Maine

Massachusetts

North Carolina

Florida

Remaining after this: 4834

Question 237 · single_choice

What is the largest and easternmost of the Hawaiian islands?

Hawaii

Maui

Kauai

Oahu

Remaining after this: 4833

Question 238 · single_choice

What is the southernmost U.S. territory?

American Samoa

Guam

Puerto Rico

U.S. Virgin Islands

Remaining after this: 4832

Question 239 · single_choice

The westernmost point in the lower 48 is located in which national park?

Yosemite National Park

Crater Lake National Park

Sequoia National Park

Olympic National Park

Remaining after this: 4831

Question 240 · single_choice

Where is the geographic center of the United States?

Nebraska

Iowa

Kansas

Oklahoma

Remaining after this: 4830

Question 241 · single_choice

What is the highest incorporated city in the United States?

Moab, Utah

Leadville, Colorado

Rawlings, Wyoming

Twin Falls, Idaho

Remaining after this: 4829

Question 242 · single_choice

What is the most isolated town in the contiguous U.S.?

Glasgow, Montana

Battle Mountain, Nevada

Chloride, New Mexico

Marathon, Texas

Remaining after this: 4828

Question 243 · single_choice

An observatory in what state recorded the world’s fastest wind in 1934?

Oregon

Georgia

New Hampshire

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 4827

Question 244 · single_choice

What is the most remote point in the entire U.S.?

Molokai, Hawaii

St. Matthew Island, Alaska

Key West, Florida

Juneau, Alaska

Remaining after this: 4826

Question 245 · single_choice

What is the westernmost state capital in the contiguous U.S.?

Olympia, Washington

Salem, Oregon

Sacramento, California

Carson City, Nevada

Remaining after this: 4825

Question 246 · single_choice

What is the highest peak in the contiguous U.S.?

Mount Whitney

Mount Washington

Mount Elbert

Mount Rainier

Remaining after this: 4824

Question 247 · single_choice

What is the deepest lake in the U.S.?

Lake Superior

Great Salt Lake

Lake Huron

Crater Lake

Remaining after this: 4823

Question 248 · single_choice

What is the northernmost point in Alaska?

Anchorage

Point Barrow

Sitka

Arctic Village

Remaining after this: 4822

Question 249 · single_choice

The longest distance between U.S. territories is between Guam and where?

Alaska

U.S. Virgin Islands

Maine

Florida Keys

Remaining after this: 4821

Question 250 · single_choice

Which Florida town is the southernmost point in the contiguous U.S.?

Key West

Sarasota

Destin

Naples

Remaining after this: 4820

Question 251 · single_choice

Nantucket is an island off the coast of which state?

Connecticut

Rhode Island

Massachusetts

Maine

Remaining after this: 4819

Question 252 · single_choice

What architecture is Palm Springs, California, known for?

Gothic

Tudor

Mid-century modern

Art Deco

Remaining after this: 4818

Question 253 · single_choice

Which famous musician is associated with Asbury Park, New Jersey?

Lady Gaga

David Byrne

Bruce Springsteen

Jon Bon Jovi

Remaining after this: 4817

Question 254 · single_choice

Which popular resort town is nicknamed “The End”?

Southampton, New York

Montauk, New York

Cape May, New Jersey

Ocean City, Maryland

Remaining after this: 4816

Question 255 · single_choice

Asheville, North Carolina, is located within which mountain range?

Rocky Mountains

Appalachian Mountains

Sierra Nevada Mountains

Cascade Range

Remaining after this: 4815

Question 256 · single_choice

What famous movie was set on Amity Island in Massachusetts?

The Blue Lagoon

Jaws

Beaches

Point Break

Remaining after this: 4814

Question 257 · single_choice

What was the first land designated by the U.S. government for recreation?

Yellowstone National Park

Hot Springs, Arkansas

Pelican Hill, California

Chesapeake Beach, Maryland

Remaining after this: 4813

Question 258 · single_choice

What is unique about Big Bear Lake in California?

Deepest lake in the U.S.

Human-made

Its rare marine species

Dries up every summer

Remaining after this: 4812

Question 259 · single_choice

What is Galveston, Texas’ nickname?

Oleander City

Spur Capital

The Front Porch of Texas

City of Stars

Remaining after this: 4811

Question 260 · single_choice

Which resort town is known for being car-free?

Sedona, Arizona

Telluride, Colorado

Napa, California

Fire Island, New York

Remaining after this: 4810

Question 261 · single_choice

Which city boasts two major national parks and famous ski resorts nearby?

Cody, Wyoming

Jackson, Wyoming

Reno, Nevada

Springfield, Illinois

Remaining after this: 4809

Question 262 · single_choice

What is unique about Michigan’s Mackinac Island?

Its 9pm noise curfew

It is 100% solar-powered

Its horse-drawn carriages

No children allowed

Remaining after this: 4808

Question 263 · single_choice

What is Destin, Florida, also known as?

Beach Capital of the World

World's Luckiest Fishing Village

Seagull City

The Windy Coast

Remaining after this: 4807

Question 264 · single_choice

Which of these places is NOT located in the Hamptons?

Edgartown

Shelter Island

Westhampton

Sag Harbor

Remaining after this: 4806

Question 265 · single_choice

Where was America’s first destination ski resort?

Truckee, California

Whitefish, Montana

Sun Valley, Idaho

Ogden, Utah

Remaining after this: 4805

Question 266 · single_choice

Where is the “Newport of the West”?

Antioch, Illinois

Honey Creek, Iowa

Grand Rapids, Minnesota

Lake Geneva, Wisconsin

Remaining after this: 4804

Question 267 · single_choice

What is Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, named after?

Native trees to the area

Former Mayor Myrtle

Misinterpretation of turtle

A type of rock found on the shore

Remaining after this: 4803

Question 268 · single_choice

The Breakers is a famous mansion along which city’s Cliff Walk?

Cape May, New Jersey

Newport, Rhode Island

Monterey, California

Bar Harbor, Maine

Remaining after this: 4802

Question 269 · single_choice

What was Bar Harbor, Maine’s original name?

Eden

Paradise

Nirvana

Heaven

Remaining after this: 4801

Question 270 · single_choice

What is the only national park in Minnesota?

Isle Royale

Voyageurs

Remaining after this: 4800

Question 271 · single_choice

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is in which two states?

North Carolina & Tennessee

Tennessee & West Virginia

Remaining after this: 4799

Question 272 · single_choice

Where is Wrangell-St. Elias National Park, the largest national park?

Texas

Alaska

Remaining after this: 4798

Question 273 · single_choice

Kentucky is home to which of these national parks?

Mammoth Cave

Cuyahoga

Remaining after this: 4797

Question 274 · single_choice

Which state is home to Big Bend National Park?

Arizona

Texas

Remaining after this: 4796

Question 275 · single_choice

Mostly consisting of water, Biscayne National Park is in which state?

Florida

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 4795

Question 276 · single_choice

Where is Acadia National Park?

Georgia

Maine

Remaining after this: 4794

Question 277 · single_choice

Which state is home to the newest national park, New River Gorge?

West Virginia

Missouri

Remaining after this: 4793

Question 278 · single_choice

North Dakota is home to a national park named after which person?

Abraham Lincoln

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 4792

Question 279 · single_choice

Hot Springs National Park is located in which state?

Arkansas

Washington

Remaining after this: 4791

Question 280 · single_choice

Utah is home to which of these national parks?

Bryce Canyon

Petrified Forest

Remaining after this: 4790

Question 281 · single_choice

Where is Carlsbad Caverns National Park?

Virginia

New Mexico

Remaining after this: 4789

Question 282 · single_choice

Yellowstone National Park is in Wyoming, Idaho, and what other state?

Colorado

Montana

Remaining after this: 4788

Question 283 · single_choice

Mesa Verde National Park is located in which state?

Colorado

Nevada

Remaining after this: 4787

Question 284 · single_choice

Oregon is home to which of these national parks?

Crater Lake

Olympic

Remaining after this: 4786

Question 285 · single_choice

Which state is home to Great Sand Dunes National Park?

Nevada

Colorado

Remaining after this: 4785

Question 286 · single_choice

Where can you visit Pinnacles National Park?

Montana

California

Remaining after this: 4784

Question 287 · single_choice

Where can you visit Dry Tortugas National Park?

Arizona

Florida

Remaining after this: 4783

Question 288 · single_choice

South Carolina is home to which of these national parks?

White Sands

Congaree

Remaining after this: 4782

Question 289 · single_choice

Cuyahoga Valley National Park is located in which state?

Ohio

Michigan

Remaining after this: 4781

Question 290 · single_choice

Which city's skyline features the Space Needle?

St. Louis, Missouri

Houston, Texas

Washington, D.C.

Seattle, Washington

Remaining after this: 4780

Question 291 · single_choice

What city's tallest building was originally named the Sears Tower?

Cleveland, Ohio

New York, New York

Chicago, Illinois

Detroit, Michigan

Remaining after this: 4779

Question 292 · single_choice

What building did King Kong climb in the original 1933 movie?

Empire State Building

Chrysler Building

Flatiron Building

Sears Tower

Remaining after this: 4778

Question 293 · single_choice

Which U.S. President designed his own home, Monticello?

Ulysses S. Grant

Thomas Jefferson

Abraham Lincoln

George Washington

Remaining after this: 4777

Question 294 · single_choice

What architect designed Taliesen, Fallingwater, and the Robie House?

Frank Lloyd Wright

Louis Sullivan

Norma Merrick Sklarek

William Lamb

Remaining after this: 4776

Question 295 · single_choice

NYC’s Chrysler Building is an example of what architectural style?

Gothic Revival

Mid-Century Modern

Brutalism

Art Deco

Remaining after this: 4775

Question 296 · single_choice

The Biltmore Estate, America's largest home, was owned by what family?

The Vanderbilts

The Carnegies

The Rockefellers

The Astors

Remaining after this: 4774

Question 297 · single_choice

Where is the Old Faithful Inn, the world's largest log structure?

Yellowstone National Park

Redwood National Park

Grand Teton National Park

Yosemite National Park

Remaining after this: 4773

Question 298 · single_choice

Eero Saarinen designed which of these famous American landmarks?

Gateway Arch

Brooklyn Bridge

Space Needle

Golden Gate Bridge

Remaining after this: 4772

Question 299 · single_choice

The Frank Gehry concert hall seen here is named for what Hollywood great?

Orson Welles

Alfred Hitchcock

Walt Disney

Steven Spielberg

Remaining after this: 4771

Question 300 · single_choice

The Longaberger Basket Building is found in what state?

Ohio

New Mexico

Kansas

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 4770

Question 301 · single_choice

Pictured here is the airport of what major U.S. city?

Boston

Sacramento

Austin

Denver

Remaining after this: 4769

Question 302 · single_choice

In what state is the only royal palace on U.S. soil?

Hawaii

Texas

Utah

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 4768

Question 303 · single_choice

The capitol building seen here houses the government of what state?

Utah

Michigan

Arkansas

Nebraska

Remaining after this: 4767

Question 304 · single_choice

The White House is built in what architectural style?

Beaux-Arts

Romanesque

Neoclassical

Victorian

Remaining after this: 4766

Question 305 · single_choice

The Cadet Chapel seen here is on the campus of what U.S. service academy?

U.S. Naval Academy

U.S. Air Force Academy

U.S. Coast Guard Academy

U.S. Military Academy

Remaining after this: 4765

Question 306 · single_choice

Architect Philip Johnson built what structure in New Canaan, Connecticut?

Stone House

Glass House

Iron House

Brick House

Remaining after this: 4764

Question 307 · single_choice

What American building is pictured on the back of the $100 bill?

White House

Independence Hall

Lincoln Memorial

Pentagon

Remaining after this: 4763

Question 308 · single_choice

In what U.S. territory can you find the oldest church on American soil?

Guam

Puerto Rico

U.S. Virgin Islands

American Samoa

Remaining after this: 4762

Question 309 · single_choice

Where can you find the only state capitol dome made out of wood?

Maryland

Illinois

Oklahoma

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 4761

Question 310 · single_choice

What company operates out of the largest building in America by volume?

Amazon

Facebook

Boeing

Walmart

Remaining after this: 4760

Question 311 · single_choice

What is the largest Canadian province by area?

Ontario

British Columbia

Prince Edward Island

Quebec

Remaining after this: 4759

Question 312 · single_choice

What is Canada's most populous city?

Ottawa

Quebec City

Toronto

Montreal

Remaining after this: 4758

Question 313 · single_choice

The southernmost point of mainland Canada is Point Pelee in what province?

Manitoba

Quebec

Ontario

British Columbia

Remaining after this: 4757

Question 314 · single_choice

What Canadian province is named after part of the U.K.?

New Brunswick

Ontario

Saskatchewan

Nova Scotia

Remaining after this: 4756

Question 315 · single_choice

Which of these states has the shortest border with Canada?

Pennsylvania

Washington

New Hampshire

Ohio

Remaining after this: 4755

Question 316 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT the name of a real Canadian place?

Punkeydoodles Corners

Moose Legs

Bacon Ridge

Eyebrow

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Question 317 · single_choice

The Strait of Georgia separates what island from the Canadian mainland?

Cape Breton Island

Newfoundland

Vancouver Island

Prince Edward Island

Remaining after this: 4753

Question 318 · single_choice

What is Canada's biggest island?

Baffin Island

Victoria Island

Ellesmere Island

Vancouver Island

Remaining after this: 4752

Question 319 · single_choice

By area, what is the largest lake entirely in Canada?

Lake Winnipeg

Moraine Lake

Reindeer Lake

Great Bear Lake

Remaining after this: 4751

Question 320 · single_choice

In what mountain range is Mount Logan, Canada's highest point?

Laurentian Mountains

Saint Elias Mountains

Canadian Rockies

Winston Churchill Range

Remaining after this: 4750

Question 321 · single_choice

Where is the world-famous Copacabana Beach?

Honolulu, Hawaii

Huntington Beach, California

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Koh Samui, Thailand

Remaining after this: 4749

Question 322 · single_choice

The beaches of Normandy are in which country?

England

Italy

Croatia

France

Remaining after this: 4748

Question 323 · single_choice

Miami Beach has America’s largest concentration of what architecture type?

Victorian

Midcentury modern

Colonial

Art deco

Remaining after this: 4747

Question 324 · single_choice

California’s Santa Monica Beach is home to what famous landmark?

Replica of the Eiffel Tower

First beachfront hotel in the U.S.

End of Route 66 marker

The original Hollywood Sign

Remaining after this: 4746

Question 325 · single_choice

Which beach was featured in "The Beach" starring Leonardo DiCaprio?

Venice Beach, California

Playa del Amor, Mexico

Shell Beach, Australia

Maya Bay, Thailand

Remaining after this: 4745

Question 326 · single_choice

Where can you find this famous beach known for its black, volcanic sand?

Iceland

Greece

Singapore

The Bahamas

Remaining after this: 4744

Question 327 · single_choice

What is this famous rock formation above Waikiki Beach called?

Devils Tower

Ayers Rock

Angels Landing

Diamond Head

Remaining after this: 4743

Question 328 · single_choice

Bermuda has a famous pink-sand beach named after what object?

Boulder

Fossil

Horseshoe

Glass

Remaining after this: 4742

Question 329 · single_choice

Where is this scenic beachfront swimming pool?

Sydney, Australia

Barcelona, Spain

Okinawa, Japan

Abu Dhabi, UAE

Remaining after this: 4741

Question 330 · single_choice

The British Virgin Islands’ Virgin Gorda has a famous beach called what?

The Baths

The Boulders

The Shells

The Sea Stars

Remaining after this: 4740

Question 331 · single_choice

Where is Maho Beach, famous for its airport runway steps from the sand?

Florida

St. Martin

Thailand

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 4739

Question 332 · single_choice

Cape Town’s Boulders Beach is home to a famous colony of what?

Sea lions

Pelicans

Penguins

Orca whales

Remaining after this: 4738

Question 333 · single_choice

Home to Whitehaven Beach, the Whitsunday Islands are located where?

Chile

South Africa

The Philippines

Australia

Remaining after this: 4737

Question 334 · single_choice

What record does Canada’s Wasaga Beach hold?

Only pink-sand beach in Canada

World’s longest freshwater beach

Tallest waves in the world

Oldest beach in North America

Remaining after this: 4736

Question 335 · single_choice

Which film used Anse Source d’Argent in the Seychelles as a backdrop?

Jaws

Blue Crush

Cast Away

Barb & Star Go to Vista del Mar

Remaining after this: 4735

Question 336 · single_choice

Where can you find a beach known as the "Jurassic Coast"?

Alaska

England

Mozambique

The Philippines

Remaining after this: 4734

Question 337 · single_choice

Known for its limestone rock formations, Phra Nang Beach is located where?

Indonesia

The Philippines

Vietnam

Thailand

Remaining after this: 4733

Question 338 · single_choice

Which country is home to the Ninety Mile Beach?

Chile

Mexico

United Arab Emirates

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 4732

Question 339 · single_choice

Where is this famous red-sand beach?

Prince Edward Island, Canada

Santorini, Greece

Legzira, Morocco

Kaihalulu, Hawaii

Remaining after this: 4731

Question 340 · single_choice

Praia do Norte in Nazaré, Portugal, holds what world record?

Longest beach volleyball session

Largest coral reef system

Largest wave surfed

Most shark sightings

Remaining after this: 4730

Question 341 · single_choice

What is the oldest airline still operating today?

British Airways

Avianca

Lufthansa

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

Remaining after this: 4729

Question 342 · single_choice

Which nation does NOT have an official flag-carrying airline?

United Kingdom

France

United States

Australia

Remaining after this: 4728

Question 343 · single_choice

El Al is the national airline of which country?

Portugal

Israel

Ethiopia

Colombia

Remaining after this: 4727

Question 344 · single_choice

Which flag carrier introduced the concept of lie-flat beds?

Turkish Airlines

Korean Air

Qantas

British Airways

Remaining after this: 4726

Question 345 · single_choice

Which of the following countries has two national airlines?

Germany

Indonesia

United Arab Emirates

Japan

Remaining after this: 4725

Question 346 · single_choice

Which airline serves as the flag carrier of multiple countries?

Scandinavian Airlines

Aeroflot

Iberia

Atlantic Airways

Remaining after this: 4724

Question 347 · single_choice

What animal serves as the logo for Qatar Airways?

Viper

Oryx

Badger

Hedgehog

Remaining after this: 4723

Question 348 · single_choice

Qantas originated in which Australian state?

New South Wales

Victoria

Western Australia

Queensland

Remaining after this: 4722

Question 349 · single_choice

What is the smallest country with a national flag carrier?

Vatican City

Monaco

Nauru

Tuvalu

Remaining after this: 4721

Question 350 · single_choice

Germany’s Lufthansa owns which of these other national airlines?

Czech Airlines

Luxair

LOT Polish Airlines

Brussels Airlines

Remaining after this: 4720

Question 351 · single_choice

Java, Sumatra, and Bali are all islands of which country?

China

Indonesia

Japan

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 4719

Question 352 · single_choice

Which two countries share the island of Hispaniola?

Guatemala and Cuba

Cuba and Haiti

Haiti and Dominican Republic

Dominican Republic and Dominica

Remaining after this: 4718

Question 353 · single_choice

Which country does the island of Tahiti belong to?

Australia

United States

United Kingdom

France

Remaining after this: 4717

Question 354 · single_choice

The island of Hainan is the southernmost province of what country?

China

India

Mexico

South Africa

Remaining after this: 4716

Question 355 · single_choice

Chile's Isla de Pascua is better known by what name?

Malta

Falkland Island

Easter Island

The End of the World

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Question 356 · single_choice

The archipelago of Tierra del Fuego belongs to which two countries?

Peru and Uruguay

Argentina and Chile

Portugal and Spain

Brazil and Guyana

Remaining after this: 4714

Question 357 · single_choice

The Shetland Islands belong to which country?

Norway

Scotland

Greenland

Sweden

Remaining after this: 4713

Question 358 · single_choice

What is Spain's largest island?

Mallorca

Ibiza

Tenerife

Gran Canaria

Remaining after this: 4712

Question 359 · single_choice

Socotra island, known for its dragon blood tree, is part of which country?

Yemen

Australia

South Africa

Turkey

Remaining after this: 4711

Question 360 · single_choice

The Caribbean island of Bonaire is a municipality of what country?

France

England

Sweden

The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 4710

Question 361 · single_choice

Jeju Island is the largest island of which country?

Indonesia

South Korea

Morocco

The Philippines

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Question 362 · single_choice

What country controls the Arctic islands of Svalbard?

Norway

Iceland

Russia

Canada

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Question 363 · single_choice

Which Mediterranean island is a French territory?

Sardinia

Elba

Malta

Corsica

Remaining after this: 4707

Question 364 · single_choice

Greece’s third-largest island, Lesvos, is home to over 10 million what?

Windmills

Stray cats

Olive trees

Vineyards

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Question 365 · single_choice

Three of the world's 10 largest islands belong to which country?

Russia

Japan

Canada

Indonesia

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Question 366 · single_choice

Tutuila is the largest island of which U.S. territory?

Guam

American Samoa

U.S. Virgin Islands

Puerto Rico

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Question 367 · single_choice

The island of Djerba is located off the coast of which African country?

Tunisia

Egypt

Liberia

Eritrea

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Question 368 · single_choice

The islands of Saaremaa and Hiiumaa are part of which European country?

France

Estonia

Norway

Turkey

Remaining after this: 4702

Question 369 · single_choice

Western Timor is part of which Asian nation?

Indonesia

Malaysia

East Timor

The Philippines

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Question 370 · single_choice

The island of Surtsey emerged off the coast of which country in 1963?

Scotland

Denmark

Wales

Iceland

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Question 371 · single_choice

What are the mysterious giant statues of Easter Island called?

Moai

Druids

Peles

Gigantes

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Question 372 · single_choice

Where can you tour the Winchester Mystery House?

Newport, Rhode Island

Galena, Illinois

San Jose, California

Bozeman, Montana

Remaining after this: 4698

Question 373 · single_choice

Where can you see the mysterious Carnac Stones?

Brittany, France

Dorset, England

Newfoundland, Canada

Mallorca, Spain

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Question 374 · single_choice

The submerged lost city of Thonis-Heracleion is located in what country?

Italy

New Zealand

Egypt

Brazil

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Question 375 · single_choice

Visitors flock to Stonehenge for what annual event?

New Year’s Day

Fall harvest

Summer solstice

Spring equinox

Remaining after this: 4695

Question 376 · single_choice

Where can you find the geometric designs of the Nazca Lines?

Costa Rica

Mexico

Peru

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 4694

Question 377 · single_choice

The mysterious Cahokia Mounds are located near what major U.S. city?

Seattle, Washington

St. Louis, Missouri

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 4693

Question 378 · single_choice

Ireland’s ancient Newgrange originally functioned as what?

Temple

Farm

Art gallery

Tomb

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Question 379 · single_choice

Meroë, Sudan, is best known for what ancient structures?

Defensive walls

Pyramids

Temples

Lighthouses

Remaining after this: 4691

Question 380 · single_choice

Africa's Namib Desert features thousands of mysterious rings called what?

Eternal spheres

Fairy circles

Patom craters

Giant’s causeway

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Question 381 · single_choice

A Stonehenge-like structure was discovered in which of the Great Lakes?

Lake Michigan

Lake Huron

Lake Superior

Lake Ontario

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Question 382 · single_choice

Scientists believe Turkey’s Göbekli Tepe might be the world’s first what?

Temple

School

Burial site

Pyramid

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Question 383 · single_choice

Where can you visit the Plain of Jars?

Kenya

Belgium

Chile

Laos

Remaining after this: 4687

Question 384 · single_choice

What country contains the largest ruins in sub-Saharan Africa?

Cameroon

Lesotho

Kenya

Zimbabwe

Remaining after this: 4686

Question 385 · single_choice

What makes Japan’s Yonaguni Monument unique?

It’s symmetrical

It’s underwater

It has a staircase to nowhere

It changes color

Remaining after this: 4685

Question 386 · single_choice

Palenque is an ancient city that once thrived under what civilization?

Carthage

Maya

Phoenicia

Assyria

Remaining after this: 4684

Question 387 · single_choice

The Diquís Spheres are located on Isla del Caño in what country?

Andorra

Colombia

Costa Rica

Argentina

Remaining after this: 4683

Question 388 · single_choice

Malta’s Hagar Qim is one of the earliest buildings made of what material?

Glass

Stone

Wood

Steel

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Question 389 · single_choice

What shape is the Neolithic observatory located in Goseck, Germany?

Square

Triangle

Circle

Rhombus

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Question 390 · single_choice

The Sacsayhuamán fortress is located in what historic capital city?

Babylon, Iraq

Thebes, Greece

Cuzco, Peru

Xi’an, China

Remaining after this: 4680

Question 391 · single_choice

Which famous beach town is located in South Carolina?

Cape Cod

Ocean City

Myrtle Beach

Tybee Island

Remaining after this: 4679

Question 392 · single_choice

What is South Carolina’s official nickname?

Sunshine State

Palmetto State

Peach State

Sunflower State

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Question 393 · single_choice

What is the longest river in North Carolina?

Mississippi

Catawba

Roanoke

French Broad

Remaining after this: 4677

Question 394 · single_choice

What is the capital of South Carolina?

Charleston

Columbia

Myrtle Beach

Greenville

Remaining after this: 4676

Question 395 · single_choice

Who were the Carolinas named for?

Queen Caroline

The first settler’s wife

King Charles II

It was a local tribal name

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Question 396 · single_choice

Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, is known for what memorable event?

Founding of Pepsi cola

Birthplace of pirate Blackbeard

First city in North Carolina

First successful airplane flight

Remaining after this: 4674

Question 397 · single_choice

What city in the Carolinas is nicknamed “Smithsonian of the South?”

Charleston

Greensboro

Columbia

Raleigh

Remaining after this: 4673

Question 398 · single_choice

In which city can you find this stretch known as “Rainbow Row”?

Asheville, N.C.

Beaufort, S.C.

Charleston, S.C.

Wilmington, N.C.

Remaining after this: 4672

Question 399 · single_choice

What is the tallest mountain in the Carolinas?

Mount Mitchell

Grandfather Mountain

Mount Craig

Pinnacle Mountain

Remaining after this: 4671

Question 400 · single_choice

Where is the Biltmore Estate?

Boone, N.C.

Myrtle Beach, S.C.

Asheville, N.C.

Beaufort, S.C.

Remaining after this: 4670

Question 401 · single_choice

Which of these cities is NOT part of the “Research Triangle”?

Chapel Hill

Durham

Raleigh

Charlotte

Remaining after this: 4669

Question 402 · single_choice

What is the name of South Carolina’s only national park?

Badlands National Park

Big Bend National Park

Capitol Reef National Park

Congaree National Park

Remaining after this: 4668

Question 403 · single_choice

North Carolina was home to America’s first major what?

Railroad

Skyscraper

Labor rights movement

Gold rush

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Question 404 · single_choice

Which popular doughnut chain originated in North Carolina?

Krispy Kreme

Tim Hortons

Dunkin Donuts

Randy’s Donuts

Remaining after this: 4666

Question 405 · single_choice

What species is the famous Angel Tree in Charleston?

Cypress

Oak

Palmetto

Maple

Remaining after this: 4665

Question 406 · single_choice

South Carolina ranks second nationally in the production of which fruit?

Avocados

Peaches

Watermelons

Apples

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Question 407 · single_choice

Which of these English towns does NOT have a namesake in South Carolina?

Lancaster

Blackpool

York

Windsor

Remaining after this: 4663

Question 408 · single_choice

What is unique about North Carolina’s official state symbols?

Two official flowers

No official state fruit

Only seal to feature color green

Only state with an official toast

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Question 409 · single_choice

North Carolina is home to which unofficial “capital” of the world?

Artichoke Capital of the World

Lost Luggage Capital

UFO Capital

Furniture-Making Capital

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Question 410 · single_choice

South Carolina has a unique island with a population of what?

Monkeys

Dolphins

Wild horses

Butterflies

Remaining after this: 4660

Question 411 · single_choice

North Carolina is home to which of these record-holding attractions?

Oldest carousel in U.S.

Longest water slide in U.S.

Tallest lighthouse in U.S.

Oldest state house in U.S.

Remaining after this: 4659

Question 412 · single_choice

Which U.S. city is nicknamed the "Ice Box of the Nation"?

West Yellowstone, Montana

Green Bay, Wisconsin

International Falls, Minnesota

Bismarck, North Dakota

Remaining after this: 4658

Question 413 · single_choice

Which mountain recorded the coldest temperature in U.S. history?

Mount Rainier

Mount Hood

White Mountain Peak

Denali

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Question 414 · single_choice

Where was the coldest recorded temperature in the contiguous U.S.?

Colorado

North Dakota

Montana

Utah

Remaining after this: 4656

Question 415 · single_choice

In which country is the world’s coldest permanently inhabited city?

Norway

United States

Russia

Canada

Remaining after this: 4655

Question 416 · single_choice

Which province or territory has Canada’s coldest winter?

Quebec

Newfoundland and Labrador

Manitoba

Nunavut

Remaining after this: 4654

Question 417 · single_choice

What city hosted the NFL Championship game known as the "Ice Bowl"?

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Buffalo, New York

Chicago, Illinois

Green Bay, Wisconsin

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Question 418 · single_choice

Which nation is home to the largest city north of the Arctic Circle?

Finland

Sweden

Canada

Russia

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Question 419 · single_choice

Which Alaskan city is located above the Arctic Circle?

Fairbanks

Barrow

Knik-Fairview

Nome

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Question 420 · single_choice

What is Earth’s deepest lake, which forms a huge skate rink each winter?

Vänern

Lake Victoria

Great Bear Lake

Lake Baikal

Remaining after this: 4650

Question 421 · single_choice

By average temp, what was the coldest city to host the Winter Olympics?

Pyeongchang, South Korea

Calgary, Canada

Lake Placid, United States

Lillehammer, Norway

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Question 422 · single_choice

What is the world’s coldest national capital?

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Moscow, Russia

Reykjavík, Iceland

Nuuk, Greenland

Remaining after this: 4648

Question 423 · single_choice

What is the coldest temperature recorded in Antarctica, as of 2022?

-29 degrees Fahrenheit

-67 degrees Fahrenheit

-129 degrees Fahrenheit

-191 degrees Fahrenheit

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Question 424 · single_choice

Vladivostok, Russia, is the site of what notable location?

Northernmost research station

Endpoint of Trans-Siberian Railway

Space Station launchpad

Largest permanently frozen lake

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Question 425 · single_choice

What Canadian city hosted the first organized game of outdoor ice hockey?

Toronto

Montreal

Ottawa

Quebec

Remaining after this: 4645

Question 426 · single_choice

Washington, D.C.’s record 1922 snowfall was named for what theater?

Knickerbocker Theatre

Ford’s Theater

The Avalon Theater

The Howard Theatre

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Question 427 · single_choice

Canada’s coldest capital is North America’s top spot for what industry?

Rock salt

Coal

Diamonds

Bitcoin

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Question 428 · single_choice

A record -85 degrees Fahrenheit was recorded in Eismitte, located where?

Iceland

Greenland

Canada

Russia

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Question 429 · single_choice

Where can you find an ice version of Picasso’s Guernica?

Anchorage, Alaska

Yakutsk, Russia

Regina, Saskatchewan

Tromsø, Norway

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Question 430 · single_choice

Africa’s coldest city is found in which country?

South Africa

Morocco

Mozambique

Zimbabwe

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Question 431 · single_choice

Which city set the record for hottest temperature in the Arctic Circle?

Fairbanks, Alaska

Verkhoyansk, Russia

Tromsø, Norway

Sisimiut, Greenland

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Question 432 · single_choice

What was Mumbai, India, previously known as?

Calcutta

Bombay

Pondicherry

Mysore

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Question 433 · single_choice

What Asian city is the world’s most populous metro area?

Shanghai

Mumbai

Seoul

Tokyo

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Question 434 · single_choice

Which Asian country is home to five of the world’s 20 largest cities?

China

India

Philippines

Japan

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Question 435 · single_choice

Manila is the capital city of which country?

India

South Korea

Indonesia

The Philippines

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Question 436 · single_choice

What does Hong Kong’s name mean?

Fish-laden bay

Fragrant harbor

Big island

Little city

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Question 437 · single_choice

What is the capital of Nepal?

Astana

Phnom Penh

Kathmandu

Taipei

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Question 438 · single_choice

What Asian city is known as the "Lion City"?

Kuala Lumpur

Mumbai

Singapore

Shanghai

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Question 439 · single_choice

Which Chinese city is home to China’s tallest skyscraper?

Wuhan

Shanghai

Chengdu

Guangzhou

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Question 440 · single_choice

What is Vietnam’s most populous city?

Hanoi

Da Nang

Haiphong

Ho Chi Minh City

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Question 441 · single_choice

What city is known for these floating markets?

Lahore, Pakistan

Bangkok, Thailand

Phnom Penh, Cambodia

Bengaluru, India

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Question 442 · single_choice

Jakarta is located on which Indonesian island?

Bali

Sumatra

Java

Komodo

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Question 443 · single_choice

What is the capital of Laos?

Bangkok

Kuala Lumpur

Vientiane

New Delhi

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Question 444 · single_choice

What Japanese city is known for its sakura, or cherry blossom trees?

Nagano

Kyoto

Fukushima

Chiba

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Question 445 · single_choice

Which Central Asian capital city has the largest population?

Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan

Astana, Kazakhstan

Ashgabat, Turkmenistan

Tashkent, Uzbekistan

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Question 446 · single_choice

What city skyline has this distinctive double skyscraper?

Seoul, South Korea

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Beijing, China

Dhaka, Bangladesh

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Question 447 · single_choice

What is South Korea’s second-largest city?

Busan

Seoul

Incheon

Daejeon

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Question 448 · single_choice

Which major Chinese city is located nearest the Great Wall?

Beijing

Hangzhou

Xi’An

Nanjing

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Question 449 · single_choice

What is the most populous city in Pakistan?

Lahore

Karachi

Faisalabad

Rawalpindi

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Question 450 · single_choice

Which city has the world’s largest ferry system?

Istanbul, Turkey

Shanghai, China

New Delhi, India

Bangkok, Thailand

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Question 451 · single_choice

Which of these Indian cities is located farthest south?

Bengaluru

Mumbai

New Delhi

Agra

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Question 452 · single_choice

What river runs through Washington, D.C.?

Hudson

Roanoke

Potomac

Delaware

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Question 453 · single_choice

Which of these states does NOT share its name with a U.S. river?

Ohio

Delaware

Wyoming

Arkansas

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Question 454 · single_choice

What river flows through the most U.S. state capitals?

Missouri River

Mississippi River

Rio Grande

Colorado River

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Question 455 · single_choice

What is NOT one of the five longest rivers in the U.S.?

Missouri River

Mississippi River

Yukon River

Columbia River

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Question 456 · single_choice

What is the oldest river in the U.S.?

New River

Snake River

Mississippi River

Charles River

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Question 457 · single_choice

Which river forms part of the border between the U.S. and Mexico?

Yukon River

Mississippi River

Gila River

Rio Grande

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Question 458 · single_choice

The Mississippi River forms the border between Mississippi and what state?

Arkansas

Alabama

Kentucky

Tennessee

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Question 459 · single_choice

The Hoover Dam was built on which river?

Ohio River

Missouri River

Colorado River

St. Lawrence River

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Question 460 · single_choice

The Ohio, Allegheny, and Monongahela rivers meet in what city?

Cincinnati, Ohio

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Chicago, Illinois

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Question 461 · single_choice

The South Platte River passes through which U.S. capital city?

Salem, Oregon

Montpelier, Vermont

Montgomery, Alabama

Denver, Colorado

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Question 462 · single_choice

The Harlem River separates Manhattan from what other NYC borough?

Queens

Staten Island

The Bronx

Brooklyn

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Question 463 · single_choice

How many states does the Mississippi River touch?

3

7

10

16

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Question 464 · single_choice

Which two U.S. capital cities lie on the Mississippi River?

Nashville & Jefferson City

St. Paul & Baton Rouge

Atlanta & Detroit

Springfield & Des Moines

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Question 465 · single_choice

Which of these U.S. rivers flows in two directions?

Missouri River

Hudson River

Rio Grande River

Columbia River

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Question 466 · single_choice

What is the only U.S. state with two rivers of the same name?

Florida

Georgia

Colorado

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 4604

Question 467 · single_choice

What is the shortest river in the U.S.?

Green River, Wyoming

Roe River, Montana

Comal River, Texas

Link River, Oregon

Remaining after this: 4603

Question 468 · single_choice

What river was designated the "First National River" in the U.S.?

Potomac River

Buffalo River

Hudson River

Mississippi River

Remaining after this: 4602

Question 469 · single_choice

Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River features a mini replica of what monument?

Great Pyramid of Giza

Eiffel Tower

Statue of Liberty

Stonehenge

Remaining after this: 4601

Question 470 · single_choice

Which state capital is located along the Pearl River?

Casper, Wyoming

Jackson, Mississippi

Jefferson City, Missouri

Indianapolis, Indiana

Remaining after this: 4600

Question 471 · single_choice

The Peace River meets the Gulf of Mexico in which state?

Louisiana

Florida

Mississippi

Texas

Remaining after this: 4599

Question 472 · single_choice

Which city is home to the famed South Beach?

Santa Monica, California

Cancun, Mexico

Miami Beach, Florida

Nassau, Bahamas

Remaining after this: 4598

Question 473 · single_choice

Copacabana Beach is located in which coastal city?

Cape Town, South Africa

Cape May, New Jersey

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Lagos, Portugal

Remaining after this: 4597

Question 474 · single_choice

What resort town on the French Riviera hosts an annual film festival?

Cannes

Lyon

Nantes

Bordeaux

Remaining after this: 4596

Question 475 · single_choice

Positano is a charming seaside resort town in which country?

Spain

Greece

Morocco

Italy

Remaining after this: 4595

Question 476 · single_choice

New Jersey’s Atlantic City is famous for which of these pastimes?

Scuba diving

Lobster fishing

Gambling

Surfing competitions

Remaining after this: 4594

Question 477 · single_choice

What Caribbean resort town is known for its Mayan ruins?

Punta Cana, Dominican Republic

Panama City, Florida

Tulum, Mexico

St. George's, Bermuda

Remaining after this: 4593

Question 478 · single_choice

Where are these 16th-century seaside windmills located?

Mykonos, Greece

Bodrum, Turkey

Split, Croatia

Porto, Portugal

Remaining after this: 4592

Question 479 · single_choice

Which beach town has swimming pools called the "Icebergs"?

Coronado Beach, California

Reykjavik, Iceland

Bondi Beach, Australia

Mykonos, Greece

Remaining after this: 4591

Question 480 · single_choice

What Spanish beach town is known for its vibrant nightlife?

Seville

Ibiza

Granada

Bilbao

Remaining after this: 4590

Question 481 · single_choice

What L.A. beach area is famed for its boardwalk and Muscle Beach?

Santa Barbara

Laguna Beach

Del Mar

Venice

Remaining after this: 4589

Question 482 · single_choice

What resort town is located on the southern tip of Baja California?

Cancun

Freeport

Cabo San Lucas

Puerto Plata

Remaining after this: 4588

Question 483 · single_choice

Which product is Kailua-Kona, Hawaii, famous for?

Coffee

Tequila

Truffles

Vanilla

Remaining after this: 4587

Question 484 · single_choice

What Oregon beach town boasts these famous rock formations?

Big Sur

Gold Beach

Cannon Beach

Half Moon Bay

Remaining after this: 4586

Question 485 · single_choice

Known for its art scene and surfing beaches, where is St Ives?

Marseille, France

British Virgin Islands

San Marino, Italy

Cornwall, England

Remaining after this: 4585

Question 486 · single_choice

Which of these activities is Ocean City, Maryland, best known for?

Oyster farming

Art museums

Boardwalk amusement rides

Beach horseback riding

Remaining after this: 4584

Question 487 · single_choice

Raglan is touted as what country’s top surfing town?

Costa Rica

New Zealand

Indonesia

Ireland

Remaining after this: 4583

Question 488 · single_choice

Which coastal village is known for this stunning black sand beach?

Champagne Beach, Vanuatu

Punta Arenas, Chile

Vik, Iceland

Charlestown, St. Kitts & Nevis

Remaining after this: 4582

Question 489 · single_choice

The beach town of Negril is home to what country’s longest beach?

Sri Lanka

The Bahamas

Jamaica

Cuba

Remaining after this: 4581

Question 490 · single_choice

What fact is true about Thailand’s Railay Beach resort town?

Home to native pigs

Boasts natural hot springs

Only accessible by boat

Has Asia's highest waterfall

Remaining after this: 4580

Question 491 · single_choice

Where are the colorful beach huts of Muizenberg located?

Casablanca, Morocco

Saint-Denis, Réunion

Salvador, Brazil

Cape Town, South Africa

Remaining after this: 4579

Question 492 · single_choice

The Great Smoky Mountains straddle which two states?

West Virginia & Tennessee

Tennessee & North Carolina

West Virginia & North Carolina

North Carolina & South Carolina

Remaining after this: 4578

Question 493 · single_choice

The Great Smoky Mountains are part of which larger mountain range?

Adirondacks

Rockies

Appalachians

Cascades

Remaining after this: 4577

Question 494 · single_choice

What is the highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains?

Mount Mitchell

Clingman’s Dome

Mount LeConte

Mount Love

Remaining after this: 4576

Question 495 · single_choice

What insects attract thousands of visitors each June?

Fireflies

Bees

Moths

Butterflies

Remaining after this: 4575

Question 496 · single_choice

What famous hiking trail passes through the Great Smoky Mountains?

Appalachian Trail

John Muir Trail

Long Trail

Pacific Crest Trail

Remaining after this: 4574

Question 497 · single_choice

Which Native American tribe lived in the Great Smokies?

Oneida

Paiute

Kiowa

Cherokee

Remaining after this: 4573

Question 498 · single_choice

What resort town is at the northwestern entrance of the national park?

Cherokee

Knoxville

Asheville

Gatlinburg

Remaining after this: 4572

Question 499 · single_choice

Where did the Smoky Mountains get their name?

Tobacco was once grown here

The Cherokee peoples

Settlers in Cades Cove

Frequent forest fires

Remaining after this: 4571

Question 500 · single_choice

Which river is the longest in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park?

Little River

Tennessee River

Pigeon River

Smoky River

Remaining after this: 4570

Question 501 · single_choice

What animal is regarded as the symbol of the Great Smoky Mountains?

Mountain lion

Elk

Black bear

White-tailed deer

Remaining after this: 4569

Question 502 · single_choice

The Great Smoky Mountains are the “world capital” of what amphibian?

Toads

Newts

Salamanders

Frogs

Remaining after this: 4568

Question 503 · single_choice

What is the name of the scenic driving route through the national park?

Cumberland Gap

Newfound Gap Road

Blue Ridge Parkway

Route 66

Remaining after this: 4567

Question 504 · single_choice

Which of these is the name of a popular destination in the national park?

Mount Mitchell

Cades Cove

Half Dome

Mount Desert Island

Remaining after this: 4566

Question 505 · single_choice

Which President dedicated the opening of the national park?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Calvin Coolidge

Theodore Roosevelt

Ulysses S. Grant

Remaining after this: 4565

Question 506 · single_choice

What type of creature is a hellbender?

Toad

Spider

Otter

Salamander

Remaining after this: 4564

Question 507 · single_choice

What is the tallest waterfall in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park?

Rainbow Falls

Hen Wallow Falls

Mouse Creek Falls

Ramsey Cascades

Remaining after this: 4563

Question 508 · single_choice

Where are you most likely to spot grazing elk?

Cataloochee Valley

Cades Cove

Clingman’s Dome

LeConte Lodge

Remaining after this: 4562

Question 509 · single_choice

What unconventional method delivers supplies to LeConte Lodge?

Helicopter

Horses

Llamas

Sled dogs

Remaining after this: 4561

Question 510 · single_choice

What is the Great Smoky Mountains’ “Fontana Hilton”?

Fishing spot

Lodge in the national park

Appalachian Trail hiking shelter

Type of salamander

Remaining after this: 4560

Question 511 · single_choice

A monument for what philanthropist is located at Newfound Gap?

Andrew Carnegie

Laura Spelman Rockefeller

Cornelius Vanderbilt

John D. Rockefeller

Remaining after this: 4559

Question 512 · single_choice

Where can you visit the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?

Cleveland, Ohio

Hollywood, California

Miami, Florida

Washington, D.C.

Remaining after this: 4558

Question 513 · single_choice

Which London street was featured in a famous Beatles album cover?

Abbey Road

Carnaby Street

Downing Street

Piccadilly Circus

Remaining after this: 4557

Question 514 · single_choice

Where can you visit Graceland mansion?

Kansas City, Missouri

Cleveland, Ohio

Memphis, Tennessee

Detroit, Michigan

Remaining after this: 4556

Question 515 · single_choice

What city is touted as the “Capital of Classical Music”?

London, England

Athens, Greece

San Francisco, California

Vienna, Austria

Remaining after this: 4555

Question 516 · single_choice

The Opry House is known for hosting what genre of musical performers?

Opera

Country

Jazz

Rhythm and blues

Remaining after this: 4554

Question 517 · single_choice

Stockholm is home to a museum dedicated to what Swedish pop band?

ABBA

Bee Gees

The Temptations

The Monkees

Remaining after this: 4553

Question 518 · single_choice

Now a museum, the original Motown Studios is located in what city?

Chicago, Illinois

New York, New York

Detroit, Michigan

Atlanta, Georgia

Remaining after this: 4552

Question 519 · single_choice

Leipzig, Germany, is associated with what famed composer?

Wolfgang Mozart

Johann Bach

Frédéric Chopin

Antonio Vivaldi

Remaining after this: 4551

Question 520 · single_choice

The Apollo Theater is a fixture of which historic neighborhood?

Garden District, New Orleans

Hyde Park, Chicago

Lafayette Square, St. Louis

Harlem, New York City

Remaining after this: 4550

Question 521 · single_choice

Located at the singer’s former home, where is the Bob Marley Museum?

Miami, Florida

Kingston, Jamaica

Havana, Cuba

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Remaining after this: 4549

Question 522 · single_choice

What country music star has an amusement park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee?

Willie Nelson

Johnny Cash

Dolly Parton

Reba McEntire

Remaining after this: 4548

Question 523 · single_choice

Where can you visit a museum dedicated to the 1969 Woodstock Festival?

Bethel Woods, New York

Asheville, North Carolina

Manchester, Vermont

Charlottesville, Virginia

Remaining after this: 4547

Question 524 · single_choice

What open-air amphitheater is built into sandstone cliffs in Colorado?

Red Rocks Amphitheatre

Hollywood Bowl

Gorge Amphitheatre

Starlight Theatre

Remaining after this: 4546

Question 525 · single_choice

Which NYC concert hall has been welcoming audiences since 1891?

Madison Square Garden

Radio City Music Hall

Carnegie Concert Hall

Beacon Theatre

Remaining after this: 4545

Question 526 · single_choice

Who hosted the grand opening of the Sydney Opera House?

Hugh Jackman

Andrea Bocelli

Queen Elizabeth II

The Beatles

Remaining after this: 4544

Question 527 · single_choice

Inaugurated in 1893, what is the oldest music hall in Paris?

Dresden Opera House

Royal Albert Hall

Bolshoi Theatre

The Olympia

Remaining after this: 4543

Question 528 · single_choice

What ancient Roman venue is still used for concerts today?

Verona Arena

Colosseum

Pantheon

Roman Forum

Remaining after this: 4542

Question 529 · single_choice

Which of these European cities was named a UNESCO City of Music?

Bologna, Italy

Copenhagen, Denmark

Dublin, Ireland

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 4541

Question 530 · single_choice

The Esplanade Theatres on the Bay are located in which city?

Lisbon, Portugal

Dubai, UAE

Melbourne, Australia

Singapore

Remaining after this: 4540

Question 531 · single_choice

Where is the famous Teatro Colón opera house?

Mexico City, Mexico

Madrid, Spain

Rome, Italy

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Remaining after this: 4539

Question 532 · single_choice

Which color is most frequently seen within the northern lights?

Red

Yellow

Green

Orange

Remaining after this: 4538

Question 533 · single_choice

Svalbard, Norway, is the only inhabited place to see the lights when?

Summertime

Daytime hours

New Year’s Eve

Spring equinox

Remaining after this: 4537

Question 534 · single_choice

Northern lights occur when our atmosphere redirects particles from what?

The moon

The sun

A satellite

An asteroid

Remaining after this: 4536

Question 535 · single_choice

“Aurora borealis” comes from the Greek words for sunrise and what?

Lightning

Rain

Sea

Wind

Remaining after this: 4535

Question 536 · single_choice

Why do the northern lights redirect toward the North and South Poles?

Magnetic fields

Gravity

Tides

Low temperature

Remaining after this: 4534

Question 537 · single_choice

Who coined the term “aurora borealis”?

Sir Isaac Newton

Nicolaus Copernicus

Edwin Hubble

Galileo Galilei

Remaining after this: 4533

Question 538 · single_choice

What is the name of the aurora phenomenon in the Southern Hemisphere?

Aurora australis

Aurora antarcticas

Aurora indias

Aurora brazilis

Remaining after this: 4532

Question 539 · single_choice

In Finnish legend, the lights come from what mythical creature's tail?

Phoenix

Centaur

Firefox

Basilisk

Remaining after this: 4531

Question 540 · single_choice

A purple streak that sometimes appears in the lights goes by what acronym?

GARY

BRETT

JIMMY

STEVE

Remaining after this: 4530

Question 541 · single_choice

Which country's passport displays the northern lights under a UV light?

Norway

Canada

United States

Iceland

Remaining after this: 4529

Question 542 · single_choice

Where is the world’s oldest pizza parlor?

New York City, U.S.

Naples, Italy

Paris, France

Rome, Italy

Remaining after this: 4528

Question 543 · single_choice

The term “restaurant” was coined in which city?

Rome, Italy

Beijing, China

Paris, France

Cairo, Egypt

Remaining after this: 4527

Question 544 · single_choice

Where is the world's oldest continuously operating restaurant?

Athens, Greece

Beijing, China

Madrid, Spain

Dublin, Ireland

Remaining after this: 4526

Question 545 · single_choice

Where will you find America's oldest restaurant?

New York City, New York

Dallas, Texas

Newport, Rhode Island

Trenton, New Jersey

Remaining after this: 4525

Question 546 · single_choice

Where was the world's first revolving restaurant?

Dortmund, Germany

Paris, France

Seattle, U.S.

Auckland, New Zealand

Remaining after this: 4524

Question 547 · single_choice

Philadelphia is home to America’s oldest what?

Ice cream parlor

Irish pub

Hot dog stand

McDonald's

Remaining after this: 4523

Question 548 · single_choice

Where is the world's largest restaurant?

Munich, Germany

Orlando, Florida

Dubai, UAE

Damascus, Syria

Remaining after this: 4522

Question 549 · single_choice

In which state did McDonald's open its first drive-thru?

California

Texas

Illinois

Arizona

Remaining after this: 4521

Question 550 · single_choice

Where was the world's first cat cafe?

Tokyo, Japan

Los Angeles, U.S.

Sydney, Australia

Taipei, Taiwan

Remaining after this: 4520

Question 551 · single_choice

Where can you dine at the world's first underwater restaurant?

The Maldives

The Philippines

Singapore

Thailand

Remaining after this: 4519

Question 552 · single_choice

Which famous train station has a hidden tennis club?

Wimbledon Station, London

Gare du Nord, Paris

Antwerpen-Centraal, Antwerp

Grand Central Terminal, New York

Remaining after this: 4518

Question 553 · single_choice

Which presidential head on Mount Rushmore has a hidden room behind it?

George Washington

Abraham Lincoln

Thomas Jefferson

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 4517

Question 554 · single_choice

Which of these landmarks hid a time capsule inside of it?

Space Needle

Lincoln Memorial

Statue of Liberty

Gateway Arch

Remaining after this: 4516

Question 555 · single_choice

Which building in New York City has a secret subway station hidden below?

Waldorf Astoria Hotel

Rockefeller Center

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Chrysler Building

Remaining after this: 4515

Question 556 · single_choice

Which famous landmark has an apartment built on top of it?

Leaning Tower of Pisa

Taj Mahal

Eiffel Tower

Duomo of Milan

Remaining after this: 4514

Question 557 · single_choice

Which Roman monument is said to function as a lie detector?

Trevi Fountain

Altare della Patria

Bocca della Verità

Roman Forum

Remaining after this: 4513

Question 558 · single_choice

Which famous park has a secret code on its lampposts?

Imperial Palace Gardens, Tokyo

Hyde Park, London

Central Park, NYC

Golden Gate Park, San Francisco

Remaining after this: 4512

Question 559 · single_choice

What iconic Washington, D.C., building contains a basketball court?

U.S. Supreme Court

The Washington Monument

The Library of Congress

The Lincoln Memorial

Remaining after this: 4511

Question 560 · single_choice

Which famous bridge has hidden chambers that were once wine cellars?

Sydney Harbour Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge

Ponte Vecchio, Florence

Charles Bridge, Prague

Remaining after this: 4510

Question 561 · single_choice

In which city will you find Michelangelo's secret underground drawings?

Florence

Rome

Naples

Barcelona

Remaining after this: 4509

Question 562 · single_choice

What is the only double-landlocked country in Europe?

Liechtenstein

The Netherlands

Switzerland

Austria

Remaining after this: 4508

Question 563 · single_choice

What is the westernmost country in mainland Europe?

Spain

France

The Netherlands

Portugal

Remaining after this: 4507

Question 564 · single_choice

Which European country is famously shaped like a boot?

Germany

France

Italy

Spain

Remaining after this: 4506

Question 565 · single_choice

What is the largest island in Europe?

Crete

Ireland

Majorca

Great Britain

Remaining after this: 4505

Question 566 · single_choice

Europe is home to the smallest country in the world, which is?

Monaco

Vatican City

San Marino

Lithuania

Remaining after this: 4504

Question 567 · single_choice

Which European city is the only one that belongs to two continents?

Vienna

Lisbon

Saint Petersburg

Istanbul

Remaining after this: 4503

Question 568 · single_choice

Which European country has the longest coastline?

Italy

Croatia

Norway

Scotland

Remaining after this: 4502

Question 569 · single_choice

Which of these famous coasts is NOT located in Europe?

Amalfi Coast

Costa Brava

Gold Coast

Dalmatian Coast

Remaining after this: 4501

Question 570 · single_choice

What mountain range separates Europe from Asia?

Carpathian Mountains

Pyrenees Mountains

The Alps

Ural Mountains

Remaining after this: 4500

Question 571 · single_choice

What is the highest point in Europe?

Mont Blanc

Mount Elbrus

Mount Olympus

Mount Etna

Remaining after this: 4499

Question 572 · single_choice

Which of these European countries is landlocked within another country?

San Marino

Switzerland

Macedonia

Luxembourg

Remaining after this: 4498

Question 573 · single_choice

Which country is NOT part of the group of countries known as Scandinavia?

Finland

Denmark

Norway

Sweden

Remaining after this: 4497

Question 574 · single_choice

Which of these countries is Europe's largest by population?

Russia

Germany

Spain

England

Remaining after this: 4496

Question 575 · single_choice

Not including Russia, which country is at the northernmost tip of Europe?

Iceland

Finland

Norway

Denmark

Remaining after this: 4495

Question 576 · single_choice

Which country has the highest average elevation in Europe?

Norway

Switzerland

Slovenia

Andorra

Remaining after this: 4494

Question 577 · single_choice

Europe ranks at what size among the seven continents?

Largest

Second-largest

Smallest

Second-smallest

Remaining after this: 4493

Question 578 · single_choice

What is the longest river in Europe outside of Russia?

Danube

Rhine

Thames

Loire

Remaining after this: 4492

Question 579 · single_choice

Which European capital lies on about the same latitude as New York City?

Berlin, Germany

Copenhagen, Denmark

Bucharest, Romania

Madrid, Spain

Remaining after this: 4491

Question 580 · single_choice

What is the largest lake in Italy?

Lake Como

Lake Maggiore

Lake Garda

Lake Bolsena

Remaining after this: 4490

Question 581 · single_choice

Liechtenstein lies between Switzerland and what country?

Poland

Ukraine

Austria

Romania

Remaining after this: 4489

Question 582 · single_choice

What is the newest country in Europe?

Kosovo

Malta

Estonia

Serbia

Remaining after this: 4488

Question 583 · single_choice

What is the busiest transit hub in the U.S.?

Penn Station, NYC

Chicago Union Station

Union Station, Los Angeles

Grand Central Terminal, NYC

Remaining after this: 4487

Question 584 · single_choice

Which country's subway system is called the U-Bahn?

Australia

England

Germany

China

Remaining after this: 4486

Question 585 · single_choice

What color are the double-decker buses of London?

Blue

Green

Red

Yellow

Remaining after this: 4485

Question 586 · single_choice

Which state operates the largest ferry system in the U.S.?

California

Washington

New Jersey

Florida

Remaining after this: 4484

Question 587 · single_choice

Where was the world’s first underground subway system built?

Moscow, Russia

London, England

Shanghai, China

Vienna, Austria

Remaining after this: 4483

Question 588 · single_choice

What is the oldest continuously operated streetcar line in the U.S.?

Portland Streetcar A Loop

St. Charles Avenue Streetcar Line

Cincinnati Bell Connector

St. Louis Loop Trolley

Remaining after this: 4482

Question 589 · single_choice

La Paz, Bolivia, operates the world’s largest network of what?

Aerial cable cars

Electric-powered busses

Light-rail trains

Water taxis

Remaining after this: 4481

Question 590 · single_choice

Where are the only two commuter aerial tramways in the U.S.?

Chicago and Denver

Austin and San Diego

Portland, Oregon and New York City

Atlanta and Washington, D.C.

Remaining after this: 4480

Question 591 · single_choice

Which country uses 100% wind-powered electric trains?

Denmark

The Netherlands

Norway

Spain

Remaining after this: 4479

Question 592 · single_choice

What is the busiest train station in the world?

Pantitlán, Mexico City

People's Square Station, Shanghai

Grand Central Terminal, NYC

Shinjuku Station, Tokyo

Remaining after this: 4478

Question 593 · single_choice

What U.S. city had the first public transportation system?

Boston

New York City

Chicago

Philadelphia

Remaining after this: 4477

Question 594 · single_choice

Which city has the world's longest tram system?

Lisbon, Portugal

Budapest, Hungary

Melbourne, Australia

Moscow, Russia

Remaining after this: 4476

Question 595 · single_choice

Belgium’s Kusttram holds what distinction?

Oldest tram in Europe

World’s first underwater tram

World’s longest single tram line

First driverless tram

Remaining after this: 4475

Question 596 · single_choice

What city has the busiest subway system in Europe?

Moscow, Russia

Berlin, Germany

Madrid, Spain

London, England

Remaining after this: 4474

Question 597 · single_choice

Where is the busiest bus station in the world?

New York, New York

Frankfurt, Germany

Jakarta, Indonesia

New Delhi, India

Remaining after this: 4473

Question 598 · single_choice

Which city has the deepest subway system in the world?

Saint Petersburg, Russia

Pyongyang, North Korea

London, England

Budapest, Hungary

Remaining after this: 4472

Question 599 · single_choice

Which European capital first offered free public transit for residents?

Dublin, Ireland

Oslo, Norway

Tallinn, Estonia

Lisbon, Portugal

Remaining after this: 4471

Question 600 · single_choice

Where can you ride the world's highest vertical-ascent cable car?

France

Ecuador

South Africa

Canada

Remaining after this: 4470

Question 601 · single_choice

What are the only two African cities with a subway system?

Nairobi and Lagos

Algiers and Cairo

Marrakech and Abidjan

Johannesburg and Kampala

Remaining after this: 4469

Question 602 · single_choice

What country has appointed cats as train station masters?

New Zealand

France

Japan

Ukraine

Remaining after this: 4468

Question 603 · single_choice

What is the narrow strip of land that connects North and South America?

Panama Peninsula

Panamanian Coastal Range

South American Strait

Isthmus of Panama

Remaining after this: 4467

Question 604 · single_choice

What is South America's second-largest country by area?

Brazil

Argentina

Uruguay

Colombia

Remaining after this: 4466

Question 605 · single_choice

What is the smallest country in South America?

Ecuador

Chile

Uruguay

Suriname

Remaining after this: 4465

Question 606 · single_choice

With 22 million people, what is the largest metro area in South America?

São Paulo, Brazil

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Caracas, Venezuela

Bogota, Colombia

Remaining after this: 4464

Question 607 · single_choice

Which country has a city that proclaims itself “the end of the earth”?

Argentina

Chile

Uruguay

Paraguay

Remaining after this: 4463

Question 608 · single_choice

Which country has the longest coastline in South America?

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

Venezuela

Remaining after this: 4462

Question 609 · single_choice

Besides Antarctica, South America is the continent with the fewest what?

Countries

Lakes

People

Glaciers

Remaining after this: 4461

Question 610 · single_choice

Which South American city is the world's highest-altitude capital?

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Bogota, Colombia

Lima, Peru

La Paz, Bolivia

Remaining after this: 4460

Question 611 · single_choice

South America is home to the world’s 20 highest what?

Waterfalls

Mountains

Volcanoes

Skyscrapers

Remaining after this: 4459

Question 612 · single_choice

Which South American country has coasts on both the Caribbean and Pacific?

Colombia

Peru

Suriname

Paraguay

Remaining after this: 4458

Question 613 · single_choice

Which South American country is NOT crossed by the Andes Mountains?

Bolivia

Brazil

Peru

Ecuador

Remaining after this: 4457

Question 614 · single_choice

Bolivia is home to Salar de Uyuni, which is the world's largest what?

Freshwater lake

Salt flat

Hot spring

Volcano

Remaining after this: 4456

Question 615 · single_choice

The Pampas is a region of which South American nation?

Argentina

Bolivia

Peru

Chile

Remaining after this: 4455

Question 616 · single_choice

Which two countries share South America's deepest lake?

Ecuador and Peru

Bolivia and Chile

Argentina and Chile

Brazil and Venezuela

Remaining after this: 4454

Question 617 · single_choice

Venezuela is home to the world's highest what?

Mountain

Building

Waterfall

Tree

Remaining after this: 4453

Question 618 · single_choice

What South American capital is a UNESCO Heritage Site?

Bogota, Colombia

Lima, Peru

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Quito, Ecuador

Remaining after this: 4452

Question 619 · single_choice

South America’s Atacama Desert holds what distinction?

Hottest average temperature

Largest desert

Most biodiverse desert

Driest non-polar desert

Remaining after this: 4451

Question 620 · single_choice

What is the name of South America’s largest island?

Isabela Island

Isla del Sol

Easter Island

Isla Grande

Remaining after this: 4450

Question 621 · single_choice

What is the second-longest river in South America?

Orinoco River

Paraguay River

Paraná River

Rio Negro

Remaining after this: 4449

Question 622 · single_choice

What South American country has two capitals?

Uruguay

Peru

Guyana

Bolivia

Remaining after this: 4448

Question 623 · single_choice

In which country will you find the closest point on Earth to the moon?

Colombia

Venezuela

Ecuador

Guyana

Remaining after this: 4447

Question 624 · single_choice

Which famous European landmark was supposed to be temporary?

Leaning Tower

Eiffel Tower

Big Ben

Colosseum

Remaining after this: 4446

Question 625 · single_choice

Which European city is home to a famous leaning tower?

Paris, France

Cork, Ireland

Bonn, Germany

Pisa, Italy

Remaining after this: 4445

Question 626 · single_choice

Which city is home to the Anne Frank House?

Berlin, Germany

Warsaw, Poland

Brussels, Belgium

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 4444

Question 627 · single_choice

Visitors who kiss Ireland’s Blarney Stone are said to be gifted with what?

True love

Health, wealthy, and prosperity

Eloquent speech

The spirit of Irish kings

Remaining after this: 4443

Question 628 · single_choice

What city’s famous wall features a nearly mile-long art gallery?

Dubrovnik, Croatia

Avignon, France

Berlin, Germany

Toledo, Spain

Remaining after this: 4442

Question 629 · single_choice

Which European landmark is said to be protected by seven ravens?

Tower of London

Edinburgh Castle

Prague Castle

St. Peter’s Basilica

Remaining after this: 4441

Question 630 · single_choice

What item of clothing is banned at the Acropolis of Athens?

Tank tops

High heels

Necklaces

Scarves

Remaining after this: 4440

Question 631 · single_choice

Which city is known for the whimsical architecture of Antoni Gaudí?

Seville, Spain

Florence, Italy

Porto, Portugal

Barcelona, Spain

Remaining after this: 4439

Question 632 · single_choice

How do you know the monarch isn't home at Buckingham Palace?

The Union Jack is flown

The Royal Standard is flown

The family crest is flown

No flag is flown

Remaining after this: 4438

Question 633 · single_choice

Which of the following was Rome’s Colosseum NOT used for?

Gladiator fights

Mock naval battles

A garden

A factory

Remaining after this: 4437

Question 634 · single_choice

What palace inspired the design of Sleeping Beauty’s Castle at Disneyland?

Edinburgh Castle

Versailles

Neuschwanstein Castle

Prague Castle

Remaining after this: 4436

Question 635 · single_choice

What was the Louvre’s original purpose?

Church

Fortress

University

City hall

Remaining after this: 4435

Question 636 · single_choice

Which country uses this parliament building along the Danube River?

Austria

Germany

Slovakia

Hungary

Remaining after this: 4434

Question 637 · single_choice

Which famous landmark has been a church, a mosque, and a museum?

The Pantheon, Rome

La Sagrada Familia, Barcelona

Hagia Sophia, Istanbul

St. Basil's Cathedral, Moscow

Remaining after this: 4433

Question 638 · single_choice

What acoustic quality did Stonehenge originally have?

It transmitted radio waves

It was a sound chamber

It had a 10-second echo

It distorted sounds

Remaining after this: 4432

Question 639 · single_choice

Which famed European palace inspired the design of Washington, D.C.?

Versailles

Doge's Palace, Venice

Palace of Westminster, London

Royal Palace of Madrid

Remaining after this: 4431

Question 640 · single_choice

In which city is this "red fort" located?

Lyon, France

Verona, Italy

Tirana, Albania

Granada, Spain

Remaining after this: 4430

Question 641 · single_choice

Vienna's famous Schönbrunn Palace is home to the world's oldest what?

Zoo

Restaurant

Brewery

Museum

Remaining after this: 4429

Question 642 · single_choice

What lies at the center of St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City?

A statue of St. Peter

A large crucifix

The Trevi Fountain

An Egyptian obelisk

Remaining after this: 4428

Question 643 · single_choice

Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral was built on the ruins of what?

A Roman bathhouse

A pagan temple to Jupiter

A gladiator arena

A military fort

Remaining after this: 4427

Question 644 · single_choice

What is the world's largest ancient castle?

Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany

Edinburgh Castle, Scotland

Prague Castle, Czechia

Warwick Castle, England

Remaining after this: 4426

Question 645 · single_choice

Where is this hilltop abbey on a tidal island?

Normandy, France

Iverness, Scotland

Hamburg, Germany

Oslo, Norway

Remaining after this: 4425

Question 646 · single_choice

Nyhavn is the famous waterfront of which European city?

Stockholm, Sweden

Copenhagen, Denmark

Dublin, Ireland

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 4424

Question 647 · single_choice

Which Roman site has a secret passageway to the Vatican?

Trevi Fountain

The Panthenon

Castel Sant'Angelo

Roman Colosseum

Remaining after this: 4423

Question 648 · single_choice

Where is this 500-year-old seaside tower?

Lisbon, Portugal

Zurich, Switzerland

Marseilles, France

Krakow, Poland

Remaining after this: 4422

Question 649 · single_choice

Which famous figures are featured on Prague’s astronomical clock?

The Beatles

The Greek Gods

Galileo and Copernicus

The Twelve Apostles

Remaining after this: 4421

Question 650 · single_choice

Waco, Texas, is home to a museum honoring what beverage?

Dr Pepper

Shiner beer

Tang

Sparkling water

Remaining after this: 4420

Question 651 · single_choice

Which country has a museum dedicated to Arnold Schwarzenegger?

Netherlands

Mexico

Austria

France

Remaining after this: 4419

Question 652 · single_choice

Las Vegas has a museum for what "Sin City" staple?

Cocktails

Neon signs

Slot machines

Blackjack

Remaining after this: 4418

Question 653 · single_choice

The Pittsburgh area has a museum dedicated to which fast food item?

Whopper

Filet-O-Fish

Big Mac

Crunchwrap

Remaining after this: 4417

Question 654 · single_choice

Where is the world’s oldest skiing museum?

Telluride, Colorado

Chamonix, France

Queenstown, New Zealand

Oslo, Norway

Remaining after this: 4416

Question 655 · single_choice

Amsterdam is home to a museum celebrating what furry creatures?

Bears

Rabbits

Otters

Cats

Remaining after this: 4415

Question 656 · single_choice

Which U.S. city is home to the National Museum of Roller Skating?

Lubbock, Texas

New York, New York

Las Vegas, Nevada

Lincoln, Nebraska

Remaining after this: 4414

Question 657 · single_choice

Ulm, Germany, is home to a history museum for what sandwich staple?

Pickles

Bread

Mayonnaise

Cheese

Remaining after this: 4413

Question 658 · single_choice

What Elvis milestone warranted an entire museum in Arkansas?

A haircut

His first car

A concert

His birthplace

Remaining after this: 4412

Question 659 · single_choice

Where is there a museum with the world’s largest chocolate fountain?

Seoul, South Korea

Wellington, New Zealand

Abu Dhabi, UAE

Zurich, Switzerland

Remaining after this: 4411

Question 660 · single_choice

In which U.S. state would you find the world’s only ventriloquism museum?

California

Montana

Kentucky

Georgia

Remaining after this: 4410

Question 661 · single_choice

Austin, Minnesota, has a museum dedicated to which food?

Wonder Bread

Corn dogs

SPAM

Hash browns

Remaining after this: 4409

Question 662 · single_choice

Where is the first underwater art museum in the U.S.?

Santa Rosa Beach, Florida

La Jolla, California

Galveston, Texas

Seattle, Washington

Remaining after this: 4408

Question 663 · single_choice

Where is the world's only bobblehead hall of fame?

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Washington, D.C.

Dallas, Texas

Long Beach, California

Remaining after this: 4407

Question 664 · single_choice

Where can you find a museum with more than 13,000 shoes?

Brussels, Belgium

Sydney, Australia

San Jose, Costa Rica

Toronto, Canada

Remaining after this: 4406

Question 665 · single_choice

Where can you visit the European Asparagus Museum?

Bern, Switzerland

Seville, Spain

Lyon, France

Schrobenhausen, Germany

Remaining after this: 4405

Question 666 · single_choice

The National Mustard Museum is in which U.S. state?

Idaho

New Hampshire

Wisconsin

Nebraska

Remaining after this: 4404

Question 667 · single_choice

Kansas and Texas are both home to museums focused on what invention?

Lasso

Ten-gallon hat

Pogo stick

Barbed wire

Remaining after this: 4403

Question 668 · single_choice

Where is the "Museum of One Painting"?

Russia

Canada

Italy

Australia

Remaining after this: 4402

Question 669 · single_choice

Where can you find the world’s only public museum devoted to globes?

Vienna, Austria

Cape Town, South Africa

San Francisco, California

Paris, France

Remaining after this: 4401

Question 670 · single_choice

What is the nickname of the 5,525-mile-long U.S.-Canadian border?

The Slash

The Crossing

The Gap

The Flats

Remaining after this: 4400

Question 671 · single_choice

What country is closest to the U.S. without sharing a land border?

Belize

Portugal

Russia

Cuba

Remaining after this: 4399

Question 672 · single_choice

The tallest international border falls over what summit?

Matterhorn

Mount Everest

Mont Blanc

K2

Remaining after this: 4398

Question 673 · single_choice

What majestic wonder forms the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe?

Ngorongoro Crater

Angel Falls

Giant's Causeway

Victoria Falls

Remaining after this: 4397

Question 674 · single_choice

Mainland Croatia is split into two by a 12-mile stretch of what country?

Montenegro

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Albania

North Macedonia

Remaining after this: 4396

Question 675 · single_choice

What state contains a town you must drive through Canada to get to?

Montana

Maine

Minnesota

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 4395

Question 676 · single_choice

On what peninsula can you find the world's shortest international bridge?

Yucatán

Malay

Baja California

Iberian

Remaining after this: 4394

Question 677 · single_choice

What unique feature does the border-straddling Pheasant Island have?

It exists in all four hemispheres

It doesn’t belong to any country

It changes hands every 6 months

It contains an enclave

Remaining after this: 4393

Question 678 · single_choice

The Dutch city of Baarle-Nassau has 22 enclaves belonging to what nation?

Belgium

France

Germany

Denmark

Remaining after this: 4392

Question 679 · single_choice

Limite Zero connects Spain and Portugal using what mechanism?

Hang glider

Bungee cord

Zip line

Conveyor belt

Remaining after this: 4391

Question 680 · single_choice

The Hotel Arbez is bisected by the border between France and what nation?

Germany

Belgium

Spain

Switzerland

Remaining after this: 4390

Question 681 · single_choice

The Haskell Free Library and Opera House connects Canada and what state?

North Dakota

Washington

Michigan

Vermont

Remaining after this: 4389

Question 682 · single_choice

Spain shares a border that measures just 250 feet with what other country?

Portugal

Andorra

France

Morocco

Remaining after this: 4388

Question 683 · single_choice

What can be found at the tripoint of Austria, Hungary, and Slovakia?

Swimming pool

Basketball court

Picnic table

Coffee shop

Remaining after this: 4387

Question 684 · single_choice

What has sprung up on the border between North and South Korea?

Public artwork

Nature conservation areas

Amusement parks

Hotels

Remaining after this: 4386

Question 685 · single_choice

The border area called Bir Tawil has what unusual feature?

It’s unclaimed by any country

It’s claimed by four countries

It’s completely man-made

It’s still part of the USSR

Remaining after this: 4385

Question 686 · single_choice

Vennbahn is a Belgian cycleway that traverses through what other country?

The Netherlands

Germany

France

Luxembourg

Remaining after this: 4384

Question 687 · single_choice

What is the world's highest paved border crossing called?

Khunjerab Pass

Fishers Gap

Gauteng Pass

Abra del Acay

Remaining after this: 4383

Question 688 · single_choice

What kissing creatures loom over the China-Mongolia border?

Giraffes

Dinosaurs

Aliens

Dragons

Remaining after this: 4382

Question 689 · single_choice

Nawha is a counter-exclave belonging to what Arab nation?

Syria

Kuwait

UAE

Lebanon

Remaining after this: 4381

Question 690 · single_choice

Which U.S. state produces the most maple syrup annually?

New York

Vermont

Utah

Michigan

Remaining after this: 4380

Question 691 · single_choice

China, the U.S., and Brazil are the top three producers of what beverage?

Tea

Beer

Milk

Cider

Remaining after this: 4379

Question 692 · single_choice

Which country grows the most avocados?

United States

Mexico

Canada

Peru

Remaining after this: 4378

Question 693 · single_choice

Which state produces 95% of the world's bourbon?

Ohio

New Hampshire

Missouri

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 4377

Question 694 · single_choice

What European country produces the most cheese?

Spain

Belarus

Switzerland

Germany

Remaining after this: 4376

Question 695 · single_choice

Which country is the world's biggest wine producer?

United States

Chile

Italy

Spain

Remaining after this: 4375

Question 696 · single_choice

What country produces nearly 40% of the world’s butter?

Turkey

Poland

India

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 4374

Question 697 · single_choice

Over 50% of world salmon production comes from what nation?

Iceland

Norway

Canada

Mongolia

Remaining after this: 4373

Question 698 · single_choice

What country produces the most cocoa?

Venezuela

Turkey

China

Côte d’Ivoire

Remaining after this: 4372

Question 699 · single_choice

What European country produces the most olive oil annually?

Spain

Portugal

Albania

Greece

Remaining after this: 4371

Question 700 · single_choice

The U.S. is the world’s largest producer of what crop?

Corn

Spinach

Plums

Carrots

Remaining after this: 4370

Question 701 · single_choice

What U.S. state produces the most pumpkins?

Illinois

Oregon

Kentucky

Florida

Remaining after this: 4369

Question 702 · single_choice

China produces nearly 75% of the world’s supply of what?

Avocados

Mushrooms

Garlic

Hazelnuts

Remaining after this: 4368

Question 703 · single_choice

Which U.S. state produces the most lobster?

Maine

Maryland

Connecticut

California

Remaining after this: 4367

Question 704 · single_choice

What nation leads the world in cherry production?

Romania

Armenia

Australia

Turkey

Remaining after this: 4366

Question 705 · single_choice

California produces 98% of the country's what?

Mushrooms

Tomatoes

Blueberries

Pistachios

Remaining after this: 4365

Question 706 · single_choice

What country makes the most orange juice?

Brazil

Thailand

Canada

Greece

Remaining after this: 4364

Question 707 · single_choice

What country leads the world in coconut production?

Madagascar

The Philippines

Indonesia

Denmark

Remaining after this: 4363

Question 708 · single_choice

Which state produces 99% of America’s hazelnuts?

Georgia

Connecticut

Oregon

Tennessee

Remaining after this: 4362

Question 709 · single_choice

What nation produces the highest percentage of the world’s mustard seeds?

Ethiopia

Nepal

Ukraine

Myanmar

Remaining after this: 4361

Question 710 · single_choice

What is the most common official state flower?

Rose

Magnolia

Violet

Dogwood

Remaining after this: 4360

Question 711 · single_choice

The saguaro cactus blossom is the official flower of what state?

Texas

Oklahoma

Arizona

Utah

Remaining after this: 4359

Question 712 · single_choice

What agricultural product provides Florida with its state flower?

Sugar

Tobacco

Grapefruit

Oranges

Remaining after this: 4358

Question 713 · single_choice

What state’s flower is the alpine forget-me-not?

Maryland

Tennessee

West Virginia

Alaska

Remaining after this: 4357

Question 714 · single_choice

An 1895 Kansas law declared which future state flower a “noxious weed”?

Lavender

Peony

Sunflower

Baby's breath

Remaining after this: 4356

Question 715 · single_choice

The peach blossom is the flower not of Georgia, but of which state?

Indiana

Delaware

Hawaii

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 4355

Question 716 · single_choice

Which of these non-flowers is the official state flower of Maine?

Pine cone

Poison ivy

Fern

Walnut

Remaining after this: 4354

Question 717 · single_choice

What common plant of the American West is the state flower of Nevada?

Tumbleweed

Sagebrush

Agave

Organ pipe cactus

Remaining after this: 4353

Question 718 · single_choice

What state honors President McKinley with the scarlet carnation?

Ohio

Kentucky

Arkansas

New Hampshire

Remaining after this: 4352

Question 719 · single_choice

What is true of Mississippi’s state flower, the magnolia?

It no longer grows in Mississippi

It’s used in the state dessert

Students chose it as state flower

It’s named for a British gardener

Remaining after this: 4351

Question 720 · single_choice

What were the only two airlines to ever fly the Concorde supersonic jet?

Emirates and United Airlines

Aeroflot and Lufthansa

Air France and British Airways

El Al and Qantas Airways

Remaining after this: 4350

Question 721 · single_choice

Southwest Airlines originally only served what food on board?

Caviar

Peanuts

Chili

Jerky

Remaining after this: 4349

Question 722 · single_choice

The first commercial airline flight flew over what body of water?

Long Island Sound

Rio Grande River

Tampa Bay

Lake Michigan

Remaining after this: 4348

Question 723 · single_choice

What airline used mammoth seaplanes called “clippers''?

TWA

Pan Am

Braniff

United

Remaining after this: 4347

Question 724 · single_choice

Which American magnate helped design planes while in control of TWA?

William du Pont Jr.

John D. Rockefeller

Bill Gates

Howard Hughes

Remaining after this: 4346

Question 725 · single_choice

Flown by BOAC, the first commercial jet flight had what final destination?

South Africa

Indonesia

Cuba

Morocco

Remaining after this: 4345

Question 726 · single_choice

Early airlines offset costs by transporting what for the government?

Food

Weapons

Prisoners

Mail

Remaining after this: 4344

Question 727 · single_choice

In 1936, United Airlines was the first carrier to offer what amenity?

Seat belts

Hot meals

Business class seating

In-flight movies

Remaining after this: 4343

Question 728 · single_choice

What U.S. airline has the oldest frequent flyer program?

Delta

JetBlue

American

United

Remaining after this: 4342

Question 729 · single_choice

Mahatma Gandhi led what country’s independence movement from Britain?

Thailand

Singapore

Egypt

India

Remaining after this: 4341

Question 730 · single_choice

Which country was led by the “Iron Lady” from 1979 to 1990?

Germany

United Kingdom

Finland

Soviet Union

Remaining after this: 4340

Question 731 · single_choice

Where was Nobel Prize-winning president Nelson Mandela from?

South Africa

Nigeria

Australia

Sudan

Remaining after this: 4339

Question 732 · single_choice

What Roman dictator died on the Ides of March?

Augustus

Hadrian

Nero

Julius Caesar

Remaining after this: 4338

Question 733 · single_choice

Which monarch reigned during the outbreak of the French Revolution?

Philip IV the Fair

Francis II

Louis XVI

Charles II the Bald

Remaining after this: 4337

Question 734 · single_choice

Who was the longest-reigning monarch of the United Kingdom?

Victoria

Henry VII

Elizabeth II

William the Conqueror

Remaining after this: 4336

Question 735 · single_choice

Emperor Hirohito was the longest-reigning emperor of which country?

South Korea

Turkmenistan

Sri Lanka

Japan

Remaining after this: 4335

Question 736 · single_choice

Marking the end of Napoleon’s reign, where was the Battle of Waterloo?

Belgium

France

England

Germany

Remaining after this: 4334

Question 737 · single_choice

What conqueror expanded the Mongol empire to its largest size?

Charlemagne

Genghis Khan

Alexander the Great

Attila the Hun

Remaining after this: 4333

Question 738 · single_choice

What country elected the world’s first female president?

Ireland

Turkey

Iceland

Argentina

Remaining after this: 4332

Question 739 · single_choice

What famous Egyptian pharaoh was actually of Greek descent?

Cleopatra VII

Ramesses II

Tutankhamun

Khufu

Remaining after this: 4331

Question 740 · single_choice

Empress Wu Zetian was the first and only female sovereign of which empire?

India

China

Japan

Korea

Remaining after this: 4330

Question 741 · single_choice

Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport is named after a leader from which war?

French Revolution

War of 1812

Hundred Years’ War

World War II

Remaining after this: 4329

Question 742 · single_choice

Before he was exiled to India in 1959, where did the Dalai Lama live?

Potala Palace

Winter Palace

The Forbidden City

Alhambra

Remaining after this: 4328

Question 743 · single_choice

Mustafa Kemal was the founder and first president of which country?

Turkey

Georgia

Pakistan

Bulgaria

Remaining after this: 4327

Question 744 · single_choice

Catherine the Great was the longest-ruling female leader of what country?

Spain

Russia

Austria

Portugal

Remaining after this: 4326

Question 745 · single_choice

Cyrus the Great founded which empire?

Inca

Macedonia

Dutch

Persia

Remaining after this: 4325

Question 746 · single_choice

Montezuma II was captured by Spanish invaders in what present-day country?

Peru

Cuba

Mexico

Australia

Remaining after this: 4324

Question 747 · single_choice

Süleyman the Magnificent was the longest reigning ruler of what empire?

Ottoman Empire

Byzantine Empire

Holy Roman Empire

Spanish Empire

Remaining after this: 4323

Question 748 · single_choice

Nicknamed “the Liberator,” who led Latin American nations to independence?

Fidel Castro

Francisco Pizarro

José Joaquín de Herrera

Simon Bolivar

Remaining after this: 4322

Question 749 · single_choice

What does “voilà!” translate to?

Goodbye!

Here it is!

Boo!

Right now!

Remaining after this: 4321

Question 750 · single_choice

Where is it common to take a "siesta"?

Germany

Sweden

Spain

Turkey

Remaining after this: 4320

Question 751 · single_choice

The term "al dente" is used for which food?

French fries

Pizza

Pasta

Seafood

Remaining after this: 4319

Question 752 · single_choice

Which of these phrases would you use to wish someone a good journey?

Hasta la vista

Bona fide

Bon appétit

Bon voyage

Remaining after this: 4318

Question 753 · single_choice

Which country is known for the concept of “hygge”?

The Netherlands

South Korea

Ireland

Denmark

Remaining after this: 4317

Question 754 · single_choice

What language does the phrase "déjà vu" come from?

Portuguese

Spanish

French

Finnish

Remaining after this: 4316

Question 755 · single_choice

What does “bona fide” mean?

Real

Fake

Confidential

Fickle

Remaining after this: 4315

Question 756 · single_choice

Which language gave us the word “wanderlust”?

Latin

French

Italian

German

Remaining after this: 4314

Question 757 · single_choice

What does the phrase “mano a mano” translate to?

Man to man

This or that

No, and no again

Hand to hand

Remaining after this: 4313

Question 758 · single_choice

What is a “faux pas”?

Embarrassing mistake

Synthetic animal fur

Scary situation

Fake friends

Remaining after this: 4312

Question 759 · single_choice

What German word is used to describe someone who looks like someone else?

Schadenfreude

Kitsch

Gesundheit

Doppelgänger

Remaining after this: 4311

Question 760 · single_choice

What does it mean to “ad lib” something?

Advertise it liberally

Add restrictions

Do it without preparation

Denote a specific time or place

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Question 761 · single_choice

What region does the word “smörgåsbord” come from?

Eastern Europe

Scandinavia

Southern Italy

British Isles

Remaining after this: 4309

Question 762 · single_choice

What does “en masse” mean?

A mess

In a group

Very large

In church service

Remaining after this: 4308

Question 763 · single_choice

"Sláinte" is the word for "cheers" in which language?

Irish Gaelic

Dutch

Finnish

Polish

Remaining after this: 4307

Question 764 · single_choice

The common acronym RSVP comes from what language?

Latin

Greek

German

French

Remaining after this: 4306

Question 765 · single_choice

Which Roman emperor popularized the phrase, “Veni, vidi, vici”?

Hadrian

Augustus

Julius Caesar

Constantine the Great

Remaining after this: 4305

Question 766 · single_choice

Describing a cultural trend, the Japanese word “kawaii” means what?

Busy

Relaxing

Cute

Modern

Remaining after this: 4304

Question 767 · single_choice

What Swedish word refers to a jittery feeling before leaving on a trip?

Numinous

Resfeber

Vagary

Sehnsucht

Remaining after this: 4303

Question 768 · single_choice

What does "karaoke" mean in Japanese?

To sing along

Voiceless or mute

Empty orchestra

To fill up with sound

Remaining after this: 4302

Question 769 · single_choice

The Italian word "abbiocco" refers to a need for what?

A nap after a heavy meal

A glass of wine

Directions

A vacation

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Question 770 · single_choice

Which famous hotel overlooks New York’s Central Park?

The Plaza

The St. Regis

The Drake

Chateau Marmont

Remaining after this: 4300

Question 771 · single_choice

At what historic hotel was the Boston cream pie invented?

The Drake

Omni Parker House

The Fontainebleau

Hotel Monteleone

Remaining after this: 4299

Question 772 · single_choice

Which Washington, D.C., hotel was involved in a famous political scandal?

The Plaza

The Stanley Hotel

The Hollywood Roosevelt

The Watergate Hotel

Remaining after this: 4298

Question 773 · single_choice

Which famous ship docked in Long Beach, California, is now a hotel?

HMS Victory

Battleship USS Maine

USS Constitution

RMS Queen Mary

Remaining after this: 4297

Question 774 · single_choice

Wyoming’s Old Faithful Inn is located within which national park?

Yellowstone National Park

Glacier National Park

Hot Springs National Park

Zion National Park

Remaining after this: 4296

Question 775 · single_choice

The Fontainebleau is located on Millionaire’s Row in what city?

Santa Monica, California

Honolulu, Hawaii

Miami Beach, Florida

New Orleans, Louisiana

Remaining after this: 4295

Question 776 · single_choice

The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado, is famous for what?

Hosting the 1980 Winter Olympics

Former use as a prison

Natural hot springs

Paranormal activity

Remaining after this: 4294

Question 777 · single_choice

Hotel Monteleone, known for its Carousel Bar, is located in what city?

Savannah, Georgia

Dallas, Texas

Las Vegas, Nevada

New Orleans, Louisiana

Remaining after this: 4293

Question 778 · single_choice

Called the Pink Palace, what California hotel is home to the Polo Lounge?

Caesars Palace

The Beverly Hills Hotel

The Fairmont Hotel

The Grand Hotel

Remaining after this: 4292

Question 779 · single_choice

What Boston hotel has hosted nearly every U.S. President since 1912?

The Little Nell

The American Club

The Fairmont Copley Plaza

The Langham

Remaining after this: 4291

Question 780 · single_choice

The 19th-century Grand Hotel is located on what island in Michigan?

Amelia Island

Mackinac Island

Beaver Island

Prince Edward Island

Remaining after this: 4290

Question 781 · single_choice

Elvis Presley attended prom at the historic Peabody Hotel in what city?

Nashville, Tennessee

Birmingham, Alabama

Memphis, Tennessee

Dallas, Texas

Remaining after this: 4289

Question 782 · single_choice

What is the oldest Las Vegas hotel still in operation?

MGM Grand

Flamingo

Venetian

Mirage

Remaining after this: 4288

Question 783 · single_choice

What is the name of this Victorian-style resort in San Diego, California?

Hotel California

The Carlyle

Essex House

Hotel del Coronado

Remaining after this: 4287

Question 784 · single_choice

What is the Palm Court at the Drake Hotel in Chicago famous for?

Afternoon tea

Cabaret shows

A speakeasy

An aquarium dining room

Remaining after this: 4286

Question 785 · single_choice

What famous drink was invented at the St. Regis hotel in New York City?

Bloody mary

Singapore sling

Sazerac

Old-fashioned

Remaining after this: 4285

Question 786 · single_choice

Known for its mineral springs, the Greenbrier is located in what state?

West Virginia

Colorado

Montana

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 4284

Question 787 · single_choice

Where was the first hotel in the U.S. built entirely over water?

York, Maine

St. Petersburg, Florida

Nags Head, North Carolina

Galveston, Texas

Remaining after this: 4283

Question 788 · single_choice

What was America’s first destination ski resort?

Lone Mountain Ranch, Montana

Pitcher Inn, Vermont

Sun Valley Lodge, Idaho

Caldera House, Wyoming

Remaining after this: 4282

Question 789 · single_choice

What Colorado Springs hotel is dubbed the “Grand Dame of the Rockies”?

The Broadmoor

The Hermitage

The Hay-Adams

Twin Farms Resort

Remaining after this: 4281

Question 790 · single_choice

President Roosevelt frequented the El Tovar Hotel at which national park?

Denali

Joshua Tree

Great Smoky Mountains

Grand Canyon

Remaining after this: 4280

Question 791 · single_choice

What is the most populous country in Central America?

Guatemala

Costa Rica

Nicaragua

Belize

Remaining after this: 4279

Question 792 · single_choice

Which of these countries is NOT part of Central America?

Belize

Costa Rica

Colombia

Panama

Remaining after this: 4278

Question 793 · single_choice

What body of water touches almost all Central American nations?

Gulf of Mexico

Southern Ocean

Caribbean Sea

Pacific Ocean

Remaining after this: 4277

Question 794 · single_choice

What is the largest Central American country by area?

Nicaragua

Honduras

Guatemala

El Salvador

Remaining after this: 4276

Question 795 · single_choice

Most of Central America is located in which time zone?

Eastern Time Zone

Central Time Zone

Mountain Time Zone

Pacific Time Zone

Remaining after this: 4275

Question 796 · single_choice

What type of climate does Central America have?

Temperate

Tropical

Continental

Polar

Remaining after this: 4274

Question 797 · single_choice

What portion of Panama was once a territory of the United States?

Coiba Island

Anton Valley

Gatun Lake

Canal Zone

Remaining after this: 4273

Question 798 · single_choice

What geographic term can be used to describe Panama?

Atoll

Fjord

Isthmus

Plateau

Remaining after this: 4272

Question 799 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a Central American capital city?

San José

Managua

Belize City

Tegucigalpa

Remaining after this: 4271

Question 800 · single_choice

The world’s second-largest coral reef sits along what country’s coast?

Nicaragua

Costa Rica

Honduras

Belize

Remaining after this: 4270

Question 801 · single_choice

What is the highest peak in Central America?

Volcán Tajumulco

Pico Bonito

Alto Cuchumatanes

Cerro El Pital

Remaining after this: 4269

Question 802 · single_choice

What is the largest lake in Central America?

Lake Arenal

Lake Managua

Lake Ilopango

Lake Nicaragua

Remaining after this: 4268

Question 803 · single_choice

Portions of Belize are located on which peninsula?

Baja Peninsula

Yucatán Peninsula

Iberian Peninsula

Seward Peninsula

Remaining after this: 4267

Question 804 · single_choice

How many islands comprise the country of Panama?

5

60

250

1,600

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Question 805 · single_choice

What colorful landmark is a natural monument in Belize?

Blue Hole

Red Chasm

Green Mountains

Pink Beach

Remaining after this: 4265

Question 806 · single_choice

The arc of Central America extends roughly how long?

140 miles

540 miles

1,140 miles

2,040 miles

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Question 807 · single_choice

What mountain range lies on the border of Costa Rica and Panama?

Talamanca

Sierra Nevada

Annapurna

Chuska

Remaining after this: 4263

Question 808 · single_choice

What river flows from Lake Nicaragua into the Caribbean Sea?

San Domingo River

San Juan River

San Salvador River

San Sebastian River

Remaining after this: 4262

Question 809 · single_choice

Who or what is Central America’s Mosquito Coast named after?

Insects

Regional cuisine

Native peoples

Rock formations

Remaining after this: 4261

Question 810 · single_choice

Tikal National Park was once inhabited by what ancient civilization?

Aztec

Inca

Olmec

Maya

Remaining after this: 4260

Question 811 · single_choice

Where can you stay in North America’s only ice hotel?

Alaska

Montana

Greenland

Québec

Remaining after this: 4259

Question 812 · single_choice

Where is the village of Goreme, known for its cave hotels?

Greece

Turkey

South Africa

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 4258

Question 813 · single_choice

Which U.S. national park offers glamping in Conestoga wagons?

Capitol Reef

Yellowstone

Saguaro

Shenandoah

Remaining after this: 4257

Question 814 · single_choice

Bolivia is home to the only hotel in the world made of what?

Quartz

Salt

Marble

Chalk

Remaining after this: 4256

Question 815 · single_choice

California’s Wigwam Motel is located along which famous highway?

Blue Ridge Parkway

Route 66

Pacific Coast Highway

Overseas Highway

Remaining after this: 4255

Question 816 · single_choice

Where is the historic Gorah Elephant Camp located?

Thailand

India

South Africa

Bhutan

Remaining after this: 4254

Question 817 · single_choice

Longitude 131 in Australia has epic views of what famous rock formation?

Uluru

Giant’s Causeway

Eye of the Sahara

Devil’s Tower

Remaining after this: 4253

Question 818 · single_choice

Where are Kakslauttanen’s glass igloos with northern lights views?

Finland

Canada

Iceland

Greenland

Remaining after this: 4252

Question 819 · single_choice

Which mountain range has glass hotel pods overlooking the Sacred Valley?

Sierra Nevada

Andes

Pyrenees

Southern Alps

Remaining after this: 4251

Question 820 · single_choice

Japan’s Hoshinoya glamping resort boasts views of what?

Tokyo Tower

Osaka Castle

Mount Fuji

Itsukushima Shrine

Remaining after this: 4250

Question 821 · single_choice

Where is Azulik, a famous electricity-free eco-resort?

Mexico

Puerto Rico

Thailand

Fiji

Remaining after this: 4249

Question 822 · single_choice

Where did the world’s first geodesic domed hotel room debut?

Alaska

Bavarian Alps

Patagonia, Chile

Nepal

Remaining after this: 4248

Question 823 · single_choice

The “5 Million Star Hotel” is located on what country’s Golden Circle?

Australia

Canada

Switzerland

Iceland

Remaining after this: 4247

Question 824 · single_choice

The Three Camel Lodge is found in what desert in Mongolia?

Namib Desert

Gobi Desert

Sahara Desert

Mojave Desert

Remaining after this: 4246

Question 825 · single_choice

Located in Sweden, Sala Silver Mine Hotel boasts what title?

World’s most haunted hotel

World’s oldest hotel

World’s most dangerous hotel

World’s deepest hotel

Remaining after this: 4245

Question 826 · single_choice

The Netherlands’ Hotel de Vrouwe Van Stavoren has rooms made of what?

Wine barrels

Train cars

Dutch wagons

Recycled windmills

Remaining after this: 4244

Question 827 · single_choice

Once the world’s smallest hotel, Hotel Puntagrande is located where?

Barbados

Hawaii

Canary Islands

Brazil

Remaining after this: 4243

Question 828 · single_choice

Sal Salis’ luxury safari tents overlook which country’s Ningaloo Reef?

Madagascar

Philippines

Vanuatu

Australia

Remaining after this: 4242

Question 829 · single_choice

What is NOT one of Sweden’s Treehotel themed rooms?

The Volcano

The UFO

Bird’s Nest

Dragonfly

Remaining after this: 4241

Question 830 · single_choice

Guests can stay the night at Frying Pan Tower, a lighthouse on what coast?

California

The Bahamas

North Carolina

Panama

Remaining after this: 4240

Question 831 · single_choice

What was Machu Picchu built to withstand?

Invasive pests

Floods

Soil erosion

Earthquakes

Remaining after this: 4239

Question 832 · single_choice

What once caused the Christ the Redeemer statue's thumb to go missing?

Wind

Lightning

Earthquake

Thieves

Remaining after this: 4238

Question 833 · single_choice

Which of these famous sites is NOT one of the New 7 Wonders of the World?

Petra

Machu Picchu

Colosseum

Acropolis of Athens

Remaining after this: 4237

Question 834 · single_choice

What nickname is Petra, Jordan, also known by?

Hidden City

Rose City

Stone City

Canyon Castle

Remaining after this: 4236

Question 835 · single_choice

Which animal was instrumental in the construction of the Taj Mahal?

Elephant

Rhinoceros

Gaur (Indian bison)

Himalayan brown bear

Remaining after this: 4235

Question 836 · single_choice

Why did emperor Shah Jahan build the Taj Mahal?

In memory of his wife

As a temple

As a palace

In honor of his ancestors

Remaining after this: 4234

Question 837 · single_choice

Which South American mountain is home to the Christ the Redeemer statue?

Corcovado

Sugarloaf

El Panecillo

Misti

Remaining after this: 4233

Question 838 · single_choice

Approximately how long did it take to build the Colosseum?

8 years

22 years

175 years

1,200 years

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Question 839 · single_choice

What animal shape appears during sunset on Chichén Itzá’s famous pyramid?

Jaguar

Fish

Snake

Lizard

Remaining after this: 4231

Question 840 · single_choice

What unexpected events sometimes took place in the Colosseum?

Scripted plays

Weddings

Live music concerts

Naval battle reenactments

Remaining after this: 4230

Question 841 · single_choice

Which site is said to be where Moses struck a rock and water rushed out?

Christ the Redeemer

Colosseum

Petra

Machu Picchu

Remaining after this: 4229

Question 842 · single_choice

How did the Ming Dynasty keep track of work being done on the Great Wall?

Armed guards

Carvings on each brick

Detailed journals from workers

Secret spies

Remaining after this: 4228

Question 843 · single_choice

The number of steps on Chichén Itzá’s El Castillo represents what?

Number of people who built it

Number of days in the year

The materials used in the pyramid

The population of Chichén Itzá

Remaining after this: 4227

Question 844 · single_choice

Why is it believed Machu Picchu survived the Spanish conquest?

Soldiers wanted it for themselves

It was hidden from view

The structure was very sound

To make a political statement

Remaining after this: 4226

Question 845 · single_choice

Approximately 1,000 of what have been uncovered in Petra?

Jewels

Inscriptions

Ancient tools

Tombs

Remaining after this: 4225

Question 846 · single_choice

What is the section of the Great Wall of China that meets the sea?

Shanhai Pass

Juyongguan Pass

Huangya Pass

Zijingguan Pass

Remaining after this: 4224

Question 847 · single_choice

Where did Chichén Itzá get its name?

An ancient Mayan ruler

A nearby cenote

The wife of the architect

A Mayan phrase meaning “warrior”

Remaining after this: 4223

Question 848 · single_choice

What lesser-known feature of the Colosseum is no longer visible?

Retractable awning

Medical facilities

Guest quarters

Fountain

Remaining after this: 4222

Question 849 · single_choice

About how much of the Great Wall of China is said to have disappeared?

50%

One-third

85%

One-quarter

Remaining after this: 4221

Question 850 · single_choice

What is causing the Taj Mahal’s exterior to change color?

Pollution

A flaw in the design

Vandalism

Birds

Remaining after this: 4220

Question 851 · single_choice

Which color is NOT featured on the Icelandic national flag?

Blue

Red

White

Yellow

Remaining after this: 4219

Question 852 · single_choice

Which of these natural wonders can be seen in Iceland?

Great Barrier Reef

Aurora borealis

Victoria Falls

Petrified forest

Remaining after this: 4218

Question 853 · single_choice

What word comes from the name of a hot spring in Iceland?

Whirlpool

Volcano

Geyser

Jacuzzi

Remaining after this: 4217

Question 854 · single_choice

What famous lagoon is located on the Reykjanes Peninsula?

Celestial Lagoon

Viking Lagoon

Endless Lagoon

Blue Lagoon

Remaining after this: 4216

Question 855 · single_choice

The majority of Icelanders are said to believe in what mythical creature?

Dragons

Cyclops

Minotaurs

Elves

Remaining after this: 4215

Question 856 · single_choice

The sands of Reynisfjara Beach are what unusual color?

Blue

Red

Black

Purple

Remaining after this: 4214

Question 857 · single_choice

What is the official currency of Iceland?

Euro

Króna

Rand

Baht

Remaining after this: 4213

Question 858 · single_choice

From which other country did Iceland claim independence in 1944?

Russia

Finland

France

Denmark

Remaining after this: 4212

Question 859 · single_choice

What is the national parliament of Iceland called?

Althing

Bundestag

Riksdag

Folketing

Remaining after this: 4211

Question 860 · single_choice

In what century was Iceland first settled?

5th century BCE

1st century CE

9th century CE

17th century CE

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Question 861 · single_choice

What is the meaning of the name Reykjavik?

Smoky bay

Freezing plains

Snowy island

Dark sands

Remaining after this: 4209

Question 862 · single_choice

Approximately what percentage of Iceland is covered by glaciers?

0.5%

11%

39%

74%

Remaining after this: 4208

Question 863 · single_choice

What is the only species of land mammal native to Iceland?

Polar bear

Arctic fox

Reindeer

Field mouse

Remaining after this: 4207

Question 864 · single_choice

What is considered to be Iceland’s national sport?

Handball

Rugby

Alpine skiing

Dressage

Remaining after this: 4206

Question 865 · single_choice

Hákarl is a fermented Icelandic dish made from what animal?

Penguin

Shark

Seal

Puffin

Remaining after this: 4205

Question 866 · single_choice

Trailblazer Vigdís Finnbogadóttir famously held what position in Iceland?

Soccer captain

National poet

President

Royal chef

Remaining after this: 4204

Question 867 · single_choice

What type of landmark is the famous Hallgrímskirkja?

Church

Statue

Observation tower

Hot spring

Remaining after this: 4203

Question 868 · single_choice

Hvannadalshnúkur holds what distinction among Iceland’s natural landmarks?

Lowest valley

Highest peak

Hottest cave

Biggest lake

Remaining after this: 4202

Question 869 · single_choice

What is the largest waterfall in Iceland?

Dettifoss

Svartifoss

Skógafoss

Gullfoss

Remaining after this: 4201

Question 870 · single_choice

What organization once used Iceland for training purposes?

Google

NHL

NASA

INTERPOL

Remaining after this: 4200

Question 871 · single_choice

Which of these states receives the most average annual snowfall?

Vermont

Montana

Michigan

Nevada

Remaining after this: 4199

Question 872 · single_choice

Which of these U.S cities receives the most average annual snowfall?

Anchorage, Alaska

Syracuse, New York

Detroit, Michigan

Chicago, Illinois

Remaining after this: 4198

Question 873 · single_choice

Where is Aomori City, one of the snowiest cities in the world?

Norway

Japan

Canada

China

Remaining after this: 4197

Question 874 · single_choice

Which U.S. city saw the most snow in the 2021-2022 winter?

Buffalo, New York

South Bend, Indiana

Fort Collins, Colorado

Bangor, Maine

Remaining after this: 4196

Question 875 · single_choice

What is NOT required for a snowstorm to be called a blizzard?

Storm lasts over 3 hours

Winds over 35 mph

Minimum of 6 inches of snow

Decreased visibility

Remaining after this: 4195

Question 876 · single_choice

The winter Olympics have never been held where?

Northern Hemisphere

Southern Hemisphere

Eastern Hemisphere

Western Hemisphere

Remaining after this: 4194

Question 877 · single_choice

Which of these U.S. cities regularly faces lake-effect snowstorms?

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Fargo, North Dakota

Cheyenne, Wyoming

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 4193

Question 878 · single_choice

What state’s name means "snow-covered"?

Vermont

Nevada

Michigan

Colorado

Remaining after this: 4192

Question 879 · single_choice

Which national park is home to Paradise, one of America’s snowiest places?

Rocky Mountain National Park

Mount Rainier National Park

Acadia National Park

Grand Teton National Park

Remaining after this: 4191

Question 880 · single_choice

What Canadian city is home to the world’s largest natural ice rink?

Toronto

Montreal

Vancouver

Ottawa

Remaining after this: 4190

Question 881 · single_choice

What Japanese city hosts the International Snow Sculpture Contest?

Tokyo

Kobe

Sapporo

Okinawa

Remaining after this: 4189

Question 882 · single_choice

Which snowy town sits below Mont Blanc, Western Europe’s tallest peak?

Gstaad, Switzerland

Chamonix, France

Livigno, Italy

Hallstatt, Austria

Remaining after this: 4188

Question 883 · single_choice

What is the snowiest town in Alaska on average?

Valdez

Juneau

Nome

Wasilla

Remaining after this: 4187

Question 884 · single_choice

How large was the world's largest snowflake on record?

The size of a CD

The size of a quarter

The size of a manhole cover

The size of a frisbee

Remaining after this: 4186

Question 885 · single_choice

Where are these 50-foot-high snow walls?

Austria

Russia

Japan

Canada

Remaining after this: 4185

Question 886 · single_choice

What snowy city welcomes the start of spring by setting a snowman on fire?

Zurich, Switzerland

St. Petersburg, Russia

Reykjavik, Iceland

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Remaining after this: 4184

Question 887 · single_choice

Saskatoon, Canada, once hosted the world’s largest what?

Snowmobile race

Snow sculpture exhibit

Snowball fight

Snow catapult

Remaining after this: 4183

Question 888 · single_choice

Where is this snow-covered volcano on the equator?

Ecuador

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Brazil

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 4182

Question 889 · single_choice

In 2015, what U.S. city set its annual snowfall record at 115 inches?

New Haven, Connecticut

Asheville, North Carolina

Madison, Wisconsin

Boston, Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 4181

Question 890 · single_choice

Which major European city has the highest number of snowy days per year?

Kyiv, Ukraine

Basel, Switzerland

Tallin, Estonia

Innsbruck, Austria

Remaining after this: 4180

Question 891 · single_choice

What town set a world record for a single day of snowfall in 2015?

Zagreb, Croatia

Kartalkaya, Turkey

Soria, Spain

Capracotta, Italy

Remaining after this: 4179

Question 892 · single_choice

What do the columns of the Lincoln Memorial represent?

The years of Lincoln's life

States in the U.S.

The Founding Fathers

Soldiers who died in the Civil War

Remaining after this: 4178

Question 893 · single_choice

Which President does NOT appear on Mount Rushmore?

Thomas Jefferson

Abraham Lincoln

John Adams

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 4177

Question 894 · single_choice

What Presidential monument was once the world’s tallest building?

Lincoln Memorial

Washington Monument

Jefferson Memorial

FDR Memorial

Remaining after this: 4176

Question 895 · single_choice

What ancient wonder inspired the George Washington Masonic Memorial?

Lighthouse of Alexandria

Colossus of Rhodes

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Temple of Artemis

Remaining after this: 4175

Question 896 · single_choice

What state is home to the historic birthplace of John Adams?

Virginia

New York

Connecticut

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 4174

Question 897 · single_choice

A statue of what presidential pet is found at the FDR Memorial in D.C.?

Cat

Fish

Dog

Bird

Remaining after this: 4173

Question 898 · single_choice

The Jefferson Memorial’s design was inspired by what Roman building?

Pantheon

Colosseum

St. Peter’s Basilica

Diocletian’s Palace

Remaining after this: 4172

Question 899 · single_choice

The James Madison Memorial Building is part of which D.C. institution?

National Arboretum

Library of Congress

National Cathedral

U.S. Supreme Court

Remaining after this: 4171

Question 900 · single_choice

NYC’s Morningside Heights neighborhood is home to which presidential tomb?

Martin Van Buren

Zachary Taylor

Ulysses S. Grant

Rutherford B. Hayes

Remaining after this: 4170

Question 901 · single_choice

What President has an island named after him in the Potomac River?

Andrew Johnson

Theodore Roosevelt

William Howard Taft

Herbert Hoover

Remaining after this: 4169

Question 902 · single_choice

The James A. Garfield Memorial is located in which city?

Cleveland, Ohio

Jefferson City, Missouri

Omaha, Nebraska

Ames, Iowa

Remaining after this: 4168

Question 903 · single_choice

James K. Polk is buried on the grounds of what state capitol?

Atlanta, Georgia

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Nashville, Tennessee

Lansing, Michigan

Remaining after this: 4167

Question 904 · single_choice

Which President’s statue is flanked by the figures Law and Diplomacy?

Franklin Pierce

James Buchanan

Chester A. Arthur

William McKinley

Remaining after this: 4166

Question 905 · single_choice

What word is misspelled on the Lincoln Memorial?

Temple

Enshrined

Forever

Future

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Question 906 · single_choice

What President’s memorial features an impressive 108-step staircase?

Grover Cleveland

Benjamin Harrison

William McKinley

Woodrow Wilson

Remaining after this: 4164

Question 907 · single_choice

What President lends his name to a tower on Stanford University’s campus?

Benjamin Harrison

William McKinley

William Howard Taft

Herbert Hoover

Remaining after this: 4163

Question 908 · single_choice

Who was the first President with an official presidential Library?

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Harry S. Truman

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Lyndon B. Johnson

Remaining after this: 4162

Question 909 · single_choice

The Harry S. Truman National Historic Site is located in what city?

Freedom, Michigan

Autonomy, Maine

Independence, Missouri

Liberty, Ohio

Remaining after this: 4161

Question 910 · single_choice

Which famed architect designed the Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial?

Frank Gehry

I. M. Pei

Frank Lloyd Wright

Le Corbusier

Remaining after this: 4160

Question 911 · single_choice

What symbol is located at the gravesite of John F. Kennedy?

Eternal flame

Flowing water

Mighty oak tree

Bald eagle

Remaining after this: 4159

Question 912 · single_choice

The LBJ Memorial Grove on the Potomac contains what defining feature?

Koi pond

Granite monolith

Hedge maze

Vegetable garden

Remaining after this: 4158

Question 913 · single_choice

Niagara Falls bills itself as the capital of the world for what?

Bigfoot sightings

Rock climbing

Honeymoons

Gambling

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Question 914 · single_choice

What lake does Niagara Falls empty into?

Lake Ontario

Lake Michigan

Cayuga Lake

Moraine Lake

Remaining after this: 4156

Question 915 · single_choice

How many waterfalls make up Niagara Falls?

1

3

6

21

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Question 916 · single_choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the falls?

Horseshoe Falls

American Falls

Bridal Veil Falls

Elgin Falls

Remaining after this: 4154

Question 917 · single_choice

The name Niagara Falls comes from “onguiaahra,” which means what?

Long waters

Peaceful waters

Loud waters

Thundering waters

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Question 918 · single_choice

Why does the Niagara River appear bright green?

Clay

Artificial coloring

Minerals

Toxic waste

Remaining after this: 4152

Question 919 · single_choice

An island near the falls is named after what animal?

Goat

Cat

Beaver

Eagle

Remaining after this: 4151

Question 920 · single_choice

Who starred in the 1953 film "Niagara"?

Grace Kelly

Elizabeth Taylor

Marilyn Monroe

Audrey Hepburn

Remaining after this: 4150

Question 921 · single_choice

The Niagara River produces most of New York state’s what?

Seafood

Electricity

Salt

Drinking water

Remaining after this: 4149

Question 922 · single_choice

Which bridge connects New York and Ontario’s Niagara Falls tourist areas?

Rainbow Bridge

Lewiston-Queenston Bridge

Whirlpool Rapids Bridge

Ambassador Bridge

Remaining after this: 4148

Question 923 · single_choice

Annie Edson Taylor was the first to achieve what feat at the falls?

Walk a tightrope over the falls

Fly an airplane over the falls

Go over the falls in a barrel

Ride a canoe over the falls

Remaining after this: 4147

Question 924 · single_choice

Associated with Niagara Falls, the figure of Lelawala is also known as?

The Thunder God

Angel of the Falls

Honeymoon Protector

Maid of the Mist

Remaining after this: 4146

Question 925 · single_choice

Which landscape artist is known for the famous painting “Niagara”?

Charles Baker

Frederic Edwin Church

Julie Hart Beers

Georgia O'Keeffe

Remaining after this: 4145

Question 926 · single_choice

Who built the first hydroelectric power plant located at Niagara Falls?

Thomas Edison

Nikola Tesla

Granville Woods

Alexander Graham Bell

Remaining after this: 4144

Question 927 · single_choice

The ice and snow that collects at the base of the falls is called what?

Ice bridge

Frozen mist

Niagara tundra

The Great Lakes Plains

Remaining after this: 4143

Question 928 · single_choice

What is the “street of fun” on the Canadian side of the falls named?

Honeymoon Hill

Ogden Oddities

Clifton Hill

General Avenue

Remaining after this: 4142

Question 929 · single_choice

What 1683 book first described Niagara Falls to Europeans?

The Great Roaring Wild

A New Discovery

Into the Mist

The Incredible Precipice

Remaining after this: 4141

Question 930 · single_choice

What stunt at Niagara Falls is Charles Blondin known for?

Crossing the falls on tightrope

Parachuting into the falls

Going over the falls in a jetski

Windsurfing across the falls

Remaining after this: 4140

Question 931 · single_choice

What canal do ships use to bypass Niagara Falls?

Welland Canal

Corinth Canal

Kiel Canal

Elgin Canal

Remaining after this: 4139

Question 932 · single_choice

How much longer are the falls predicted to exist?

50 years

500 years

50,000 years

500,000 years

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Question 933 · single_choice

Which city was a former fishing village called Edo?

Seoul, South Korea

Shanghai, China

Vancouver, Canada

Tokyo, Japan

Remaining after this: 4137

Question 934 · single_choice

Where did the first known democracy originate?

Rome, Italy

Athens, Greece

Corfu, Greece

Madrid, Spain

Remaining after this: 4136

Question 935 · single_choice

Which city was home to the first public school in America?

Providence, Rhode Island

New Haven, Connecticut

Boston, Massachusetts

Rochester, New York

Remaining after this: 4135

Question 936 · single_choice

What ancient city was known as the capital of knowledge?

Athens

Alexandria

Cairo

Rome

Remaining after this: 4134

Question 937 · single_choice

In the 17th century, Prague was known as the epicenter of what?

Architecture

Medicine

Astronomy

Philosophy

Remaining after this: 4133

Question 938 · single_choice

What U.S. city is also known as “the meadows”?

San Diego, California

Salt Lake City, Utah

Portland, Oregon

Las Vegas, Nevada

Remaining after this: 4132

Question 939 · single_choice

Where were the famous Peking Man fossils found?

Beijing, China

Nagoya, Japan

Delhi, India

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia

Remaining after this: 4131

Question 940 · single_choice

Phoenix’s Sunnyslope area was once a haven for what group?

Tuberculosis patients

Amish settlers

Pacifists

Wild West outlaws

Remaining after this: 4130

Question 941 · single_choice

What Canadian city was once the capital of New France?

Louisburg

Toronto

Acadia

Quebec City

Remaining after this: 4129

Question 942 · single_choice

What can you find outside London’s Tower Hill Underground Station?

The original London Bridge

An Egyptian obelisk

A Viking fort

A Roman wall

Remaining after this: 4128

Question 943 · single_choice

Located near Mosul, Iraq, what was the capital of the Neo-Assyrian Empire?

Susa

Basra

Nimrud

Kabul

Remaining after this: 4127

Question 944 · single_choice

What African city is known for its historically significant manuscripts?

Lagos, Nigeria

Cape Town, South Africa

Timbuktu, Mali

Nairobi, Kenya

Remaining after this: 4126

Question 945 · single_choice

What was the original capital of French Louisiana?

Gulfport, Mississippi

New Orleans, Louisiana

Savannah, Georgia

Mobile, Alabama

Remaining after this: 4125

Question 946 · single_choice

Birmingham, Alabama, was founded because of its proximity to what?

Minerals

Water

Timber

Fertile soil

Remaining after this: 4124

Question 947 · single_choice

Which of these cities was once Japan’s capital for over 1,000 years?

Kyoto

Hokkaido

Kobe

Yokohama

Remaining after this: 4123

Question 948 · single_choice

Malibu, California’s Native Chumash people were proficient in what area?

Astronomy

Atmospheric chemistry

Architecture

Mining

Remaining after this: 4122

Question 949 · single_choice

Fort Brooke, established in 1824 as a military post, is now known as what?

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Leavenworth, Kansas

Tampa, Florida

Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Remaining after this: 4121

Question 950 · single_choice

An ancient temple underneath London was associated with what god?

Cybele

Cadmus

Sabazios

Mithras

Remaining after this: 4120

Question 951 · single_choice

Which city was founded where an eagle was seen hunting a snake?

Anchorage, Alaska

Mexico City, Mexico

Manila, Philippines

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Remaining after this: 4119

Question 952 · single_choice

Catalhoyuk, one of humankind’s earliest urban areas, is near what city?

Tirana, Albania

Konya, Turkey

Tbilisi, Georgia

Rhodes, Greece

Remaining after this: 4118

Question 953 · single_choice

What is the only Wonder of the Ancient World still standing?

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Lighthouse of Alexandria

Temple of Artemis

Pyramids of Giza

Remaining after this: 4117

Question 954 · single_choice

Where is the Dome of the Rock, built in the seventh century?

Rome, Italy

Istanbul, Turkey

Jerusalem, Israel

Athens, Greece

Remaining after this: 4116

Question 955 · single_choice

What does the Roman Pantheon serve as today?

Natural history museum

Church

Concert venue

Papal residence

Remaining after this: 4115

Question 956 · single_choice

Greece’s Parthenon was dedicated to which deity?

Athena

Zeus

Hades

Apollo

Remaining after this: 4114

Question 957 · single_choice

Who built the Tower of London nearly a millennium ago?

William the Conqueror

Henry VIII

Edward the Confessor

Elizabeth I

Remaining after this: 4113

Question 958 · single_choice

What purpose did Beijing’s Forbidden City serve?

Tomb for soldiers

Temple for gods

Palace

Political prison

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Question 959 · single_choice

What 12th-century Paris church gained fame due to a Victor Hugo novel?

Sainte-Chapelle

Cologne Cathedral

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Chartes Cathedral

Remaining after this: 4111

Question 960 · single_choice

What is the highest-elevation palace in the world?

Alhambra, Spain

Potala Palace, Tibet

Winter Palace, Russia

Pitti Palace, Italy

Remaining after this: 4110

Question 961 · single_choice

What famous mosque was once the largest church in all of Christendom?

Hagia Sophia

Blue Mosque

Putra Mosque

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque

Remaining after this: 4109

Question 962 · single_choice

Which bridge, whose name means “Old Bridge,” is found in Florence, Italy?

Ponte Vecchio

Rialto Bridge

Pont du Gard

Helix Bridge

Remaining after this: 4108

Question 963 · single_choice

Diocletian’s Palace is located in which Mediterranean city?

Paphos, Cyprus

Athens, Greece

Barcelona, Spain

Split, Croatia

Remaining after this: 4107

Question 964 · single_choice

What palace once housed the elected officials of the Venetian Republic?

Summer Palace

Sanssouci Palace

Doge’s Palace

Palace of Versailles

Remaining after this: 4106

Question 965 · single_choice

What does the name of India’s Taj Mahal translate to?

For my beloved

Forbidden fortress

India's jewel

Crown of palaces

Remaining after this: 4105

Question 966 · single_choice

Where is Europe’s oldest covered bridge?

Lucerne, Switzerland

London, England

Hamburg, Germany

Oslo, Norway

Remaining after this: 4104

Question 967 · single_choice

What capital city’s wall was built during the 14th-century Joseon dynasty?

Jakarta, Indonesia

Tokyo, Japan

Seoul, South Korea

Beijing, China

Remaining after this: 4103

Question 968 · single_choice

Mexico City’s Templo Mayor was the main temple of which ancient capital?

Copan

Tenochtitlan

Machu Picchu

Chichén Itzá

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Question 969 · single_choice

What is the world’s only remaining Roman lighthouse?

Lighthouse of Alexandria

Colossus of Rhodes

Galle Lighthouse

Tower of Hercules

Remaining after this: 4101

Question 970 · single_choice

The medieval Charles Bridge crosses the Vltava River in what city?

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Valencia, Spain

Casablanca, Morocco

Prague, Czechia

Remaining after this: 4100

Question 971 · single_choice

Located near Kyoto, Tsuen is Japan’s oldest what?

Shrine

Tea house

Onsen (hot springs)

Palace

Remaining after this: 4099

Question 972 · single_choice

Huaca Huallamarca, an adobe pyramid, stands in which modern capital city?

Santiago, Chile

Lima, Peru

Mexico City, Mexico

Cairo, Egypt

Remaining after this: 4098

Question 973 · single_choice

Which state is home to Yosemite National Park?

Nevada

California

Wyoming

Oregon

Remaining after this: 4097

Question 974 · single_choice

Yosemite is about the same size as what state?

Illinois

Maryland

Rhode Island

Maine

Remaining after this: 4096

Question 975 · single_choice

Yosemite is famous for what type of tree?

Date palm

Buckeye

Norwegian spruce

Giant sequoia

Remaining after this: 4095

Question 976 · single_choice

The mountains of Yosemite are part of what range?

Sierra Nevadas

Rockies

Adirondacks

Cascades

Remaining after this: 4094

Question 977 · single_choice

What is the highest point in Yosemite National Park?

El Capitan

Kuna Peak

Mount Dana

Mount Lyell

Remaining after this: 4093

Question 978 · single_choice

What is Yosemite’s El Capitan?

A giant sequoia

A waterfall

A bear that lives in the park

A granite dome

Remaining after this: 4092

Question 979 · single_choice

What conservationist helped to establish Yosemite as a national park?

John Muir

David Attenborough

Jane Goodall

Henry David Thoreau

Remaining after this: 4091

Question 980 · single_choice

Which President signed the declaration protecting Yosemite?

Theodore Roosevelt

Calvin Coolidge

Abraham Lincoln

Benjamin Harrison

Remaining after this: 4090

Question 981 · single_choice

What is the valley at the center of Yosemite National Park named?

Yosemite Valley

Mariposa Valley

Merced Valley

Little Yosemite Valley

Remaining after this: 4089

Question 982 · single_choice

Yosemite famously inspired which nature photographer?

Dorothea Lange

Georgia O’Keeffe

Galen Rowell

Ansel Adams

Remaining after this: 4088

Question 983 · single_choice

The Hetch Hetchy Reservoir was built to provide which city with water?

Las Vegas

Los Angeles

San Diego

San Francisco

Remaining after this: 4087

Question 984 · single_choice

What is the tallest waterfall in Yosemite National Park?

Horsetail Falls

Yosemite Falls

Ribbon Falls

Sentinel Falls

Remaining after this: 4086

Question 985 · single_choice

What natural phenomenon attracts thousands of visitors in mid-February?

Aurora borealis

Firefall

Waterspout

Volcanic lightning

Remaining after this: 4085

Question 986 · single_choice

What event did Yosemite bid to host in 1932?

Summer Olympics

US Open

Winter Olympics

MLB World Series

Remaining after this: 4084

Question 987 · single_choice

What rare creature is found only in the Yosemite region?

Sierra Nevada red fox

Mountain lion

Pacific fisher

California red-legged frog

Remaining after this: 4083

Question 988 · single_choice

Who was the first “Guardian of Yosemite”?

Theodore Roosevelt

Galen Clark

John Muir

Abraham Lincoln

Remaining after this: 4082

Question 989 · single_choice

What did the local Indigenous name for Yosemite mean?

Place of the giant trees

Snowy peaks

Gaping mouth

Fiery sky

Remaining after this: 4081

Question 990 · single_choice

What title was granted to Yosemite National Park in 1984?

UNESCO World Heritage Site

National Monument

State Area of Historic Interest

Nature Preserve

Remaining after this: 4080

Question 991 · single_choice

During wartime, Yosemite’s Ahwahnee Hotel served what purpose?

Army base

Naval hospital

Internment camp

Presidential retreat

Remaining after this: 4079

Question 992 · single_choice

Which fictional starship captain famously visited Yosemite?

Captain Picard

Captain Pike

Captain Janeway

Captain Kirk

Remaining after this: 4078

Question 993 · single_choice

What is the least-visited U.S. state?

Montana

Idaho

North Dakota

Alaska

Remaining after this: 4077

Question 994 · single_choice

What is the most-visited U.S. state?

New York

Florida

Texas

Georgia

Remaining after this: 4076

Question 995 · single_choice

Where is Silicon Valley, a region known for its technology industry?

California

Washington

Nevada

Texas

Remaining after this: 4075

Question 996 · single_choice

Which state does NOT share a border with Texas?

New Mexico

Oklahoma

Louisiana

Arizona

Remaining after this: 4074

Question 997 · single_choice

What is Idaho’s state vegetable?

Turnip

Corn

Potato

Carrot

Remaining after this: 4073

Question 998 · single_choice

Which state is known as the “Land of Lincoln”?

Louisiana

Washington

Illinois

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 4072

Question 999 · single_choice

In what states did the historic Route 66 start and end?

New Jersey and Oregon

Alaska and Montana

Illinois and California

New York and California

Remaining after this: 4071

Question 1000 · single_choice

What is the capital of Louisiana?

Baton Rouge

New Orleans

Lafayette

Shreveport

Remaining after this: 4070

Question 1001 · single_choice

In what state was the Declaration of Independence signed?

Delaware

Pennsylvania

Illinois

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 4069

Question 1002 · single_choice

Which popular tourist state is nicknamed the “Silver State”?

Idaho

New York

California

Nevada

Remaining after this: 4068

Question 1003 · single_choice

When did New York’s famous “I Love New York” slogan debut?

1977

1989

1999

2002

Remaining after this: 4067

Question 1004 · single_choice

Martin Luther King Jr. was born in what state?

Georgia

Virginia

Texas

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 4066

Question 1005 · single_choice

What is Texas’ official state motto?

Friendship

Live Free or Die

All for Our Country

Wisdom, Justice, Moderation

Remaining after this: 4065

Question 1006 · single_choice

Where can you visit the Castillo de San Marcos monument?

Florida

Texas

New Mexico

Arizona

Remaining after this: 4064

Question 1007 · single_choice

Which infrequently visited state produces the most honey in the U.S.?

North Dakota

Nebraska

Montana

Vermont

Remaining after this: 4063

Question 1008 · single_choice

What state is home to Indian Springs State Park?

Vermont

Georgia

Rhode Island

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 4062

Question 1009 · single_choice

California was once an independent country for how long?

25 days

115 days

6 months

11 years

Remaining after this: 4061

Question 1010 · single_choice

What river is depicted on the Nebraska state flag?

Red River

Mississippi River

Ohio River

Missouri River

Remaining after this: 4060

Question 1011 · single_choice

Which mountain is NOT found in Vermont?

Bear Mountain

Mount Mansfield

Bread Loaf Mountain

Mount Washington

Remaining after this: 4059

Question 1012 · single_choice

How do most of Alaska’s tourists arrive in the state?

Ferry

Cruise ship

Seaplane

Commercial jet

Remaining after this: 4058

Question 1013 · single_choice

Which of these two states joined the Union first?

Delaware

Rhode Island

Remaining after this: 4057

Question 1014 · single_choice

Which non-contiguous state was admitted to the country first?

Hawaii

Alaska

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Question 1015 · single_choice

Which of the Carolinas joined the Union at an earlier date?

South Carolina

North Carolina

Remaining after this: 4055

Question 1016 · single_choice

Which Mid-Atlantic state was admitted to the Union first?

New Jersey

New York

Remaining after this: 4054

Question 1017 · single_choice

Which of these original colonies ratified the Constitution earlier?

Georgia

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 4053

Question 1018 · single_choice

Which West Coast state was admitted to the country first?

California

Washington

Remaining after this: 4052

Question 1019 · single_choice

After the original 13 colonies, which state was first to join the Union?

Vermont

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 4051

Question 1020 · single_choice

What was the first portion of the Louisiana Purchase to earn statehood?

Missouri

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 4050

Question 1021 · single_choice

Of the two states admitted in 1912, which came first?

New Mexico

Arizona

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Question 1022 · single_choice

What was the first state to join the Union after the Civil War began?

Nebraska

West Virginia

Remaining after this: 4048

Question 1023 · single_choice

Which state along the Gulf of Mexico gained statehood first?

Florida

Texas

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Question 1024 · single_choice

Which Great Lakes state joined the Union earlier?

Indiana

Michigan

Remaining after this: 4046

Question 1025 · single_choice

Did Alabama or Mississippi become a state first?

Alabama

Mississippi

Remaining after this: 4045

Question 1026 · single_choice

Which New England colony joined the Union at an earlier date?

Connecticut

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 4044

Question 1027 · single_choice

Which similarly named state joined the Union first?

Arkansas

Kansas

Remaining after this: 4043

Question 1028 · single_choice

What was the final state to join the Union in the 19th century?

Oklahoma

Utah

Remaining after this: 4042

Question 1029 · single_choice

Which New England state gained statehood first?

New Hampshire

Maine

Remaining after this: 4041

Question 1030 · single_choice

Which of the Dakotas joined the Union at an earlier date?

South Dakota

Both joined on the same day

Remaining after this: 4040

Question 1031 · single_choice

What was the first state to join the U.S. in the 19th century?

Illinois

Ohio

Remaining after this: 4039

Question 1032 · single_choice

Which state is older, and the only one to join in the month of October?

Nevada

Idaho

Remaining after this: 4038

Question 1033 · single_choice

Which state capital is the only one to border another country?

Juneau, Alaska

Montpelier, Vermont

Remaining after this: 4037

Question 1034 · single_choice

Which of these two cities straddles the Asia-Europe border?

Istanbul, Turkey

Moscow, Russia

Remaining after this: 4036

Question 1035 · single_choice

Niagara Falls sits on the border of New York and what Canadian province?

Quebec

Ontario

Remaining after this: 4035

Question 1036 · single_choice

Which famous canal separates Asia and Africa?

Grand Canal

Suez Canal

Remaining after this: 4034

Question 1037 · single_choice

Which of these states is part of the Four Corners?

Wyoming

Colorado

Remaining after this: 4033

Question 1038 · single_choice

The DMZ is located between which two countries?

India and Pakistan

North and South Korea

Remaining after this: 4032

Question 1039 · single_choice

What natural wonder is located on the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe?

Giant's Causeway

Victoria Falls

Remaining after this: 4031

Question 1040 · single_choice

The Hoover Dam straddles which two states?

Arizona and Nevada

Oregon and Washington

Remaining after this: 4030

Question 1041 · single_choice

Which of these islands is shared between New Jersey and New York?

Long Island

Ellis Island

Remaining after this: 4029

Question 1042 · single_choice

Where is the U.S.-Canada border oddity known as the Northwest Angle?

Minnesota

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 4028

Question 1043 · single_choice

The coastal town of Neum provides which country its only coastline?

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Lithuania

Remaining after this: 4027

Question 1044 · single_choice

The world's highest paved border crossing links China with what country?

Pakistan

Laos

Remaining after this: 4026

Question 1045 · single_choice

Baarle-Nassau, a Dutch city, contains enclaves belonging to what nation?

Belgium

Germany

Remaining after this: 4025

Question 1046 · single_choice

The world's shortest international bridge is located on what border?

Denmark-Sweden

Portugal-Spain

Remaining after this: 4024

Question 1047 · single_choice

What two states are divided by State Street in the twin towns of Bristol?

Tennessee and Virginia

Alabama and Mississippi

Remaining after this: 4023

Question 1048 · single_choice

Where’s the world’s only quadripoint country border?

Northern Europe

Southern Africa

Remaining after this: 4022

Question 1049 · single_choice

What is the most visited art museum in the world?

The Louvre, Paris

Tate Modern, London

Vatican Museum, Vatican City

National Museum of China, Beijing

Remaining after this: 4021

Question 1050 · single_choice

In which city can you visit the Prado Museum?

Madrid, Spain

Milan, Italy

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Lisbon, Portugal

Remaining after this: 4020

Question 1051 · single_choice

What is the largest art museum in the U.S. by square feet?

National Gallery of Art, DC

Dallas Museum of Art

Art Institute of Chicago

Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC

Remaining after this: 4019

Question 1052 · single_choice

Florence’s Accademia Gallery is home to which famous sculpture?

Apollo Belvedere by Montorsoli

David by Michelangelo

Venus de Milo by Alexandros

Moses by Michelangelo

Remaining after this: 4018

Question 1053 · single_choice

In which state can you visit the Andy Warhol Museum?

California

Illinois

Pennsylvania

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 4017

Question 1054 · single_choice

In what museum will you find Vincent Van Gogh's “The Starry Night”?

The Museum of Modern Art, NYC

Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam

Paris Museum of Modern Art

The National Gallery, London

Remaining after this: 4016

Question 1055 · single_choice

Santa Fe, New Mexico, has a museum dedicated to what famous artist?

Jackson Pollock

Norman Rockwell

Mary Cassatt

Georgia O’Keeffe

Remaining after this: 4015

Question 1056 · single_choice

Where can you wander this abstract Guggenheim Museum?

Bilbao, Spain

Boston, Massachusetts

Florence, Italy

Nice, France

Remaining after this: 4014

Question 1057 · single_choice

What is the oldest public art museum in the United States?

Boston Museum of Fine Arts

Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC

Remaining after this: 4013

Question 1058 · single_choice

Which European country has an art museum called the Louisiana?

Spain

Portugal

Denmark

Estonia

Remaining after this: 4012

Question 1059 · single_choice

A bright blue Mexico City museum is the former home of which artist?

David Alfaro Siqueiros

Pablo Picasso

Frida Kahlo

Francisco Goya

Remaining after this: 4011

Question 1060 · single_choice

What art museum recently became the most visited attraction in the U.K.?

British Museum

The National Gallery

Tate Modern

Victoria and Albert Museum

Remaining after this: 4010

Question 1061 · single_choice

Where is the only other Louvre museum outside of France?

Quebec City, Canada

Abu Dhabi, UAE

Hanoi, Vietnam

Geneva, Switzerland

Remaining after this: 4009

Question 1062 · single_choice

The National Gallery of Victoria is the oldest public art museum where?

Wales

Canada

Australia

South Africa

Remaining after this: 4008

Question 1063 · single_choice

What legendary art museum has about 70 cats living in it?

Musée d'Orsay, Paris

Vatican Museums, Vatican City

Prado Museum, Madrid

Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg

Remaining after this: 4007

Question 1064 · single_choice

Each year, goats are brought in to do landscaping at what U.S. museum?

Art Institute of Chicago

De Young Museum, San Francisco

Philadelphia Museum of Art

Getty Museum, Los Angeles

Remaining after this: 4006

Question 1065 · single_choice

When did the Louvre first open as a museum?

1602

1793

1857

1905

Remaining after this: 4005

Question 1066 · single_choice

Where is the largest collection of Salvador Dalí art outside of Europe?

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Scottsdale, Arizona

Tulsa, Oklahoma

St. Petersburg, Florida

Remaining after this: 4004

Question 1067 · single_choice

At which museum can you find this installation of vintage street lamps?

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

Pérez Art Museum Miami

Los Angeles County Museum of Art

Denver Art Museum

Remaining after this: 4003

Question 1068 · single_choice

Which state's motto is "Eureka!"?

Idaho

California

Texas

Wisconsin

Remaining after this: 4002

Question 1069 · single_choice

What is the only state that has a motto written in French?

Louisiana

Alaska

Virginia

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 4001

Question 1070 · single_choice

Which state, the first to let women vote, has the motto "Equal rights"?

New Hampshire

Oregon

Colorado

Wyoming

Remaining after this: 4000

Question 1071 · single_choice

Which state features the one-word motto "Excelsior"?

New York

Pennsylvania

New Mexico

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 3999

Question 1072 · single_choice

Which state features a motto that is a rough translation of its name?

Washington

Texas

Delaware

South Carolina

Remaining after this: 3998

Question 1073 · single_choice

After a write-in contest, what did Alaska select as its motto?

Carpe diem

Clear eyes, full heart

Guiding light

North to the future

Remaining after this: 3997

Question 1074 · single_choice

Which state features the Spanish motto "Oro y plata" ("Gold and silver")?

New Mexico

Colorado

Montana

Ohio

Remaining after this: 3996

Question 1075 · single_choice

Which of the following states does NOT have a one-word state motto?

Rhode Island

Utah

Missouri

Wisconsin

Remaining after this: 3995

Question 1076 · single_choice

Which state features the Italian motto "Fatti maschii, parole femine"?

New Jersey

Massachusetts

Illinois

Maryland

Remaining after this: 3994

Question 1077 · single_choice

What state's motto translates to "The people rule"?

Arkansas

Hawaii

Kansas

Vermont

Remaining after this: 3993

Question 1078 · single_choice

Which of these two countries is bigger by total area?

Canada

United States

Remaining after this: 3992

Question 1079 · single_choice

Which Mediterranean nation encompasses a larger area?

Greece

Italy

Remaining after this: 3991

Question 1080 · single_choice

Which massive country is bigger by total area?

Brazil

Australia

Remaining after this: 3990

Question 1081 · single_choice

Which country on the Iberian peninsula has a larger area?

Spain

Portugal

Remaining after this: 3989

Question 1082 · single_choice

Which highly populated Asian country encompasses a larger area?

China

India

Remaining after this: 3988

Question 1083 · single_choice

Which European megapower has a larger area?

France

Germany

Remaining after this: 3987

Question 1084 · single_choice

Which country of the United Kingdom is larger by area?

Wales

Scotland

Remaining after this: 3986

Question 1085 · single_choice

Which microstate covers more square mileage?

Monaco

Vatican City

Remaining after this: 3985

Question 1086 · single_choice

Which of these countries has an area of over 1 million square miles?

Algeria

Kazakhstan

Remaining after this: 3984

Question 1087 · single_choice

Which archipelagic nation covers a bigger area?

The Philippines

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 3983

Question 1088 · single_choice

Which of these formerly united countries is bigger?

Serbia

Montenegro

Remaining after this: 3982

Question 1089 · single_choice

Which nation beginning with the letter “Z” is bigger?

Zimbabwe

Zambia

Remaining after this: 3981

Question 1090 · single_choice

Which Central American country is the largest in the region?

Nicaragua

El Salvador

Remaining after this: 3980

Question 1091 · single_choice

What South American country is the eighth-largest in the world?

Chile

Argentina

Remaining after this: 3979

Question 1092 · single_choice

Which Scandinavian country has a larger area?

Sweden

Norway

Remaining after this: 3978

Question 1093 · single_choice

Which Caribbean nation encompasses a larger area?

Cuba

Dominican Republic

Remaining after this: 3977

Question 1094 · single_choice

Which island nation is bigger by area?

Japan

Madagascar

Remaining after this: 3976

Question 1095 · single_choice

Which nation ending in “-stan” has a larger area?

Pakistan

Afghanistan

Remaining after this: 3975

Question 1096 · single_choice

Which Baltic state covers a larger area?

Lithuania

Estonia

Remaining after this: 3974

Question 1097 · single_choice

Which Pacific island nation is bigger?

Vanuatu

Fiji

Remaining after this: 3973

Question 1098 · single_choice

Which U.S. airport was originally called Idlewild?

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport

New York JFK Airport

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Airport

Dallas Love Field

Remaining after this: 3972

Question 1099 · single_choice

Which city has an airport named after Louis Armstrong?

New Orleans

Montreal

Seattle

Milwaukee

Remaining after this: 3971

Question 1100 · single_choice

What country’s commercial airport codes all begin with the letter "Y"?

Yemen

Costa Rica

China

Canada

Remaining after this: 3970

Question 1101 · single_choice

Who is Chicago's O'Hare Airport named after?

A former Chicago mayor

The founder of Boeing

A WWII fighter pilot

An Illinois senator

Remaining after this: 3969

Question 1102 · single_choice

Where is there an airport named after James Bond author Ian Fleming?

Ireland

Australia

Jamaica

Israel

Remaining after this: 3968

Question 1103 · single_choice

Which city’s airport is named for U.S. President Gerald Ford?

Columbus, Ohio

Annapolis, Maryland

Topeka, Kansas

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Remaining after this: 3967

Question 1104 · single_choice

Where is there an airport named for the creator of the "Peanuts" comics?

Santa Rosa, California

Boise, Idaho

Boston, Massachusetts

Montpelier, Vermont

Remaining after this: 3966

Question 1105 · single_choice

Which Beatle has an airport named after him?

Ringo Starr

Paul McCartney

John Lennon

George Harrison

Remaining after this: 3965

Question 1106 · single_choice

Which city's airport is named after Mother Teresa?

New Delhi, India

Tirana, Albania

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Vienna, Austria

Remaining after this: 3964

Question 1107 · single_choice

Which mythic figure lent its name to a British airport until 2016?

Robin Hood

Lancelot

The Loch Ness Monster

Achilles

Remaining after this: 3963

Question 1108 · single_choice

In which country can you find the Black Forest?

Germany

Thailand

Sweden

Canada

Remaining after this: 3962

Question 1109 · single_choice

What rainforest spans nine countries?

The Amazon

The Congo

The Daintree

The Hoh

Remaining after this: 3961

Question 1110 · single_choice

Missouri is home to a national forest named for which famous author?

John Steinbeck

Ernest Hemingway

Harper Lee

Mark Twain

Remaining after this: 3960

Question 1111 · single_choice

What is the largest forest in the United States?

Coconino National Forest, Arizona

Tongass National Forest, Alaska

Bridger-Teton Forest, Wyoming

Sierra National Forest, California

Remaining after this: 3959

Question 1112 · single_choice

Which forest is home to the world’s largest tree?

Giant Forest, California

Dancing Forest, Russia

Wistman’s Wood, England

Hallerbos Forest, Belgium

Remaining after this: 3958

Question 1113 · single_choice

What U.S. state has the highest percentage of forest land?

Alaska

Montana

Tennessee

Maine

Remaining after this: 3957

Question 1114 · single_choice

Which continent is home to the second-largest rainforest in the world?

Australia

Africa

South America

Asia

Remaining after this: 3956

Question 1115 · single_choice

Which country is home to a mysterious “crooked” forest?

Lithuania

Spain

Poland

Colombia

Remaining after this: 3955

Question 1116 · single_choice

Which country contains more than 25% of the world's forests?

China

Canada

Sweden

Russia

Remaining after this: 3954

Question 1117 · single_choice

Where is the world's oldest known forest?

Russia

United States

South Africa

Venezuela

Remaining after this: 3953

Question 1118 · single_choice

Which river starts in the Black Forest of Germany?

Rhine

Thames

Danube

Volga

Remaining after this: 3952

Question 1119 · single_choice

The Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve is located in which country?

Nepal

Uzbekistan

Costa Rica

Peru

Remaining after this: 3951

Question 1120 · single_choice

Which fact is true of California’s Inyo National Forest?

America’s first national forest

Only rainforest on the West Coast

Most tree species in the world

Home to oldest single tree in U.S.

Remaining after this: 3950

Question 1121 · single_choice

Which of these islands has no forests?

Greenland

Fiji

Iceland

Cuba

Remaining after this: 3949

Question 1122 · single_choice

What country in Europe is the most forested?

Romania

Poland

Ireland

Sweden

Remaining after this: 3948

Question 1123 · single_choice

Which state is home to Petrified Forest National Park?

Arizona

Alabama

Nevada

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 3947

Question 1124 · single_choice

Canada is home to a temperate rainforest named after which animal?

Orca

Beaver

Bear

Wolf

Remaining after this: 3946

Question 1125 · single_choice

What state is home to America’s smallest national forest?

Oregon

Rhode Island

Alabama

Ohio

Remaining after this: 3945

Question 1126 · single_choice

Where is the world's largest mangrove forest?

Panama

Bangladesh

Brazil

Papua New Guinea

Remaining after this: 3944

Question 1127 · single_choice

Where is Europe’s last old-growth forest?

Germany

Finland

Belarus & Poland

Bulgaria & Romania

Remaining after this: 3943

Question 1128 · single_choice

What was Thailand's previous name?

Siam

Peking

Burma

Saigon

Remaining after this: 3942

Question 1129 · single_choice

Which country was NOT part of former Yugoslavia?

Croatia

Serbia

Turkmenistan

Slovenia

Remaining after this: 3941

Question 1130 · single_choice

Most of modern-day France was once referred to as what?

Bavaria

Saxony

Gaul

Babylon

Remaining after this: 3940

Question 1131 · single_choice

Which country used to be known as Ceylon?

Pakistan

France

Bolivia

Sri Lanka

Remaining after this: 3939

Question 1132 · single_choice

Which present-day country constitutes the ancient land of Mesopotamia?

Iraq

Turkey

Greece

Romania

Remaining after this: 3938

Question 1133 · single_choice

Which country was a province called East Pakistan until 1971?

China

India

Mongolia

Bangladesh

Remaining after this: 3937

Question 1134 · single_choice

“Hibernia” is the ancient name of what European country?

Switzerland

France

Ireland

Germany

Remaining after this: 3936

Question 1135 · single_choice

What is the former name for Myanmar?

Burma

Bangladesh

North Vietnam

Mandalay

Remaining after this: 3935

Question 1136 · single_choice

What was the former name of Korea when both countries were united?

Choson

Persia

Formosa

Nihon

Remaining after this: 3934

Question 1137 · single_choice

What European country changed its English-language name in 2016?

Bulgaria

Slovakia

Lithuania

The Czech Republic

Remaining after this: 3933

Question 1138 · single_choice

What is the earliest known name for the island of Great Britain?

Albion

Helvetia

Batavia

Shetland

Remaining after this: 3932

Question 1139 · single_choice

What modern country was also formerly known as Abyssinia?

Ethiopia

Zambia

Greece

Brunei

Remaining after this: 3931

Question 1140 · single_choice

Much of present-day western Switzerland was formerly called what?

Nubia

Bohemia

Helvetia

Belgica

Remaining after this: 3930

Question 1141 · single_choice

Which country was once known as the Republic of Formosa?

Tuvalu

Australia

Singapore

Taiwan

Remaining after this: 3929

Question 1142 · single_choice

What were the United Arab Emirates originally called?

Arab Protectorates

Gulf Coast Republic

Trucial States

Palm Federation

Remaining after this: 3928

Question 1143 · single_choice

Which country's name had to be changed after a dispute with Greece?

Cyprus

North Macedonia

Turkey

Croatia

Remaining after this: 3927

Question 1144 · single_choice

Which two countries were formerly known together as Rhodesia?

Scotland and Wales

Argentina and Brazil

Zambia and Zimbabwe

Greece and North Macedonia

Remaining after this: 3926

Question 1145 · single_choice

Before they were the U.S. Virgin Islands, the islands were known as what?

French Antilles

Danish West Indies

Hispaniola

Windward Islands

Remaining after this: 3925

Question 1146 · single_choice

Which country’s name was changed to Zaire from 1971 to 1997?

Yemen

Albania

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Laos

Remaining after this: 3924

Question 1147 · single_choice

In 2018, what country officially changed its name to eSwatini?

Eritrea

Swaziland

Bangladesh

Slovakia

Remaining after this: 3923

Question 1148 · single_choice

Which African country was formerly called Upper Volta?

Gabon

Ivory Coast

Burkina Faso

Algeria

Remaining after this: 3922

Question 1149 · single_choice

Nashville is the birthplace of which famous dish?

Deep-dish pizza

Eggs Benedict

Hummingbird cake

Hot chicken

Remaining after this: 3921

Question 1150 · single_choice

Which U.S. city is famous for its deep dish pizza?

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Austin, Texas

San Diego, California

Chicago, Illinois

Remaining after this: 3920

Question 1151 · single_choice

Which U.S. city is known for its steak sandwiches?

Boston

Dallas

St. Louis

Philadelphia

Remaining after this: 3919

Question 1152 · single_choice

What U.S. city is famous for deep-fried pasta called "toasted ravioli"?

St. Louis

Phoenix

Boston

Cleveland

Remaining after this: 3918

Question 1153 · single_choice

What Hawaiian dish resembles a bowl of deconstructed sushi?

Luau stew

Poke

Spam musubi

Loco moco

Remaining after this: 3917

Question 1154 · single_choice

New Orleans' Café Du Monde is known for selling what pastry?

Beignet

Key lime pie

Eclair

Macaron

Remaining after this: 3916

Question 1155 · single_choice

Which city’s signature dish is chili over spaghetti with cheese?

Kansas City, Missouri

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Cincinnati, Ohio

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Remaining after this: 3915

Question 1156 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a typical ingredient on a Chicago-style hot dog?

Pickle

Celery salt

Ketchup

Tomato

Remaining after this: 3914

Question 1157 · single_choice

"Garbage plates" originated from what city in upstate New York?

Buffalo

Rochester

Albany

Syracuse

Remaining after this: 3913

Question 1158 · single_choice

Brisket is the main staple of which state’s barbecue?

Hawaii

Kansas

Texas

North Carolina

Remaining after this: 3912

Question 1159 · single_choice

What state is famous for a dish called a "Hot Brown"?

Hawaii

Georgia

Virginia

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 3911

Question 1160 · single_choice

New Jersey's pork roll is known by what other name?

Pig log

Bacon tube

Oink loaf

Taylor ham

Remaining after this: 3910

Question 1161 · single_choice

Which state is known for its Juicy Lucy burgers?

New Jersey

Indiana

South Carolina

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 3909

Question 1162 · single_choice

What meat sandwich lends its name to a Nebraskan fast food chain?

Sloppy Joe

Muffaletta

Beef on weck

Runza

Remaining after this: 3908

Question 1163 · single_choice

Geoduck is a delicacy native to what U.S. region?

Northeast

Southwest

Deep South

Pacific Northwest

Remaining after this: 3907

Question 1164 · single_choice

Akutaq is an Alaskan take on what popular dessert?

Ice cream

Funfetti cake

Chocolate pudding

Apple pie

Remaining after this: 3906

Question 1165 · single_choice

"Coffee milk" is the state beverage of which U.S. state?

Rhode Island

Oregon

New York

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 3905

Question 1166 · single_choice

What style of cheeseburger originated in central Connecticut?

Deep-fried

Steamed

Dehydrated

Raw

Remaining after this: 3904

Question 1167 · single_choice

Pasties are a staple in which U.S. state?

Oregon

South Carolina

Michigan

Arizona

Remaining after this: 3903

Question 1168 · single_choice

The Texan version of the kolache originated in which European country?

Serbia

Norway

Czechia

Belgium

Remaining after this: 3902

Question 1169 · single_choice

What doughnut-like dessert is eaten on Mardi Gras in the Midwest?

Bearclaw

Cruller

Paczki

Eclair

Remaining after this: 3901

Question 1170 · single_choice

What is the longest road in the U.S.?

Route 66

U.S. 20

Seward Highway

I-90

Remaining after this: 3900

Question 1171 · single_choice

The Autobahn is the federal highway system in what country?

Germany

Denmark

France

Italy

Remaining after this: 3899

Question 1172 · single_choice

What famous highway begins in Chicago and ends in L.A.?

Great River Road

Blue Ridge Parkway

Route 66

Turquoise Trail

Remaining after this: 3898

Question 1173 · single_choice

Which highway runs through all 10 Canadian provinces?

CA Highway 101

Trans-Canada Highway

The Canadian Throughway

Pan-American Highway

Remaining after this: 3897

Question 1174 · single_choice

Where is the longest highway contained within a single country?

Australia

China

Brazil

Mexico

Remaining after this: 3896

Question 1175 · single_choice

Which state has the most miles of interstate highways?

Texas

Alaska

California

New Jersey

Remaining after this: 3895

Question 1176 · single_choice

Where does the Pan-American Highway begin and end?

British Columbia and Brazil

Alaska and Argentina

Mexico and Chile

Alaska and Peru

Remaining after this: 3894

Question 1177 · single_choice

What city was home to the most expensive highway project in U.S. history?

Miami, Florida

Dallas, Texas

Kansas City, Missouri

Boston, Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 3893

Question 1178 · single_choice

The scenic Lake Shore Drive is a major highway in which Midwestern city?

Milwaukee

Detroit

Chicago

St. Louis

Remaining after this: 3892

Question 1179 · single_choice

India has a national highway network known by what name?

Platinum Rhombus

Bronze Rectangle

Silver Parallelogram

Golden Quadrilateral

Remaining after this: 3891

Question 1180 · single_choice

The Turquoise Trail is a highway linking two cities in which U.S. state?

Maine

New Mexico

South Dakota

Georgia

Remaining after this: 3890

Question 1181 · single_choice

Where can you drive on the world's widest highway by number of lanes?

Beijing, China

New Delhi, India

Frankfurt, Germany

Houston, Texas

Remaining after this: 3889

Question 1182 · single_choice

At an altitude of 19,300 feet, where is the world's highest road?

Bolivia

Bangladesh

Russia

India

Remaining after this: 3888

Question 1183 · single_choice

Where is the shortest interstate highway in America?

Washington, D.C.

New York, New York

Los Angeles, California

Honolulu, Hawaii

Remaining after this: 3887

Question 1184 · single_choice

What highway is officially nicknamed the "loneliest road in America"?

Nevada's Highway 50

Arizona's I-10

Montana's I-94

Alaska's Glenn Highway

Remaining after this: 3886

Question 1185 · single_choice

Where is the world's longest drivable tunnel?

Argentina

United States

Norway

Japan

Remaining after this: 3885

Question 1186 · single_choice

Where can you find the longest stretch of straight highway in the world?

Australia

China

Canada

Saudi Arabia

Remaining after this: 3884

Question 1187 · single_choice

The Karakoram Highway from Pakistan to China holds what distinction?

World’s oldest roadway tunnel

Most expensive highway ever built

Highest international paved road

Was once part of the Silk Road

Remaining after this: 3883

Question 1188 · single_choice

Approximately how long is Russia’s Trans-Siberian Highway?

2,450 miles

6,800 miles

12,400 miles

27,000 miles

Remaining after this: 3882

Question 1189 · single_choice

Romania's Drumul National 7C is known better by what name?

Susten Pass

Transfagarasan

Route Napoléon

The Great Dolomites Road

Remaining after this: 3881

Question 1190 · single_choice

Route E40 connects France with what Asian country?

Iran

Nepal

Kazakhstan

Oman

Remaining after this: 3880

Question 1191 · single_choice

What are potato chips called in Britain?

Fries

Lollies

Biscuits

Crisps

Remaining after this: 3879

Question 1192 · single_choice

If you order a "biscuit" in the U.K., what will you be served?

Steak

Pudding

A cookie

A scone

Remaining after this: 3878

Question 1193 · single_choice

"Rocket" is another name for which vegetable?

Arugula

Kale

Swiss chard

Cauliflower

Remaining after this: 3877

Question 1194 · single_choice

What are french fries called in France?

Chips

Pan des terres

Pommes frites

Flûtes

Remaining after this: 3876

Question 1195 · single_choice

Courgette is another name for which vegetable?

Zucchini

Eggplant

Broccoli

Bell pepper

Remaining after this: 3875

Question 1196 · single_choice

What is a danish breakfast pastry called in Denmark?

Viennese bread

Copenhagen croissant

Oslo cake

Berlin bun

Remaining after this: 3874

Question 1197 · single_choice

In Spain, what kind of food is a “tortilla”?

Omelet

Flatbread

Cake

Egg roll

Remaining after this: 3873

Question 1198 · single_choice

What is eggplant called in the U.K.?

Mad apple

Aubergine

Purple melon

Eggplant

Remaining after this: 3872

Question 1199 · single_choice

What is Canada’s version of a Bloody Mary called?

Bloody Sour

Bloody Caesar

Bloody Poutine

Bloody Napoleon

Remaining after this: 3871

Question 1200 · single_choice

What are Belgian waffles called in Belgium?

Wafers

Crepes

Brussels waffles

Stroopwafels

Remaining after this: 3870

Question 1201 · single_choice

Where might you find a “jacket potato” on the menu?

Germany

Denmark

United Kingdom

Canada

Remaining after this: 3869

Question 1202 · single_choice

In Greece, what does the name for Greek salad translate to?

Village salad

Simple salad

Demeter’s salad

Tomato and feta salad

Remaining after this: 3868

Question 1203 · single_choice

What term is generally used for a dessert course in England?

Confection

Finale

Pudding

Bangers

Remaining after this: 3867

Question 1204 · single_choice

“Ananas” is another name for which fruit?

Mango

Pineapple

Kiwi

Pear

Remaining after this: 3866

Question 1205 · single_choice

What do Australians call their version of ketchup?

Tomato sauce

Relish

Red gravy

Tomato dressing

Remaining after this: 3865

Question 1206 · single_choice

In parts of Europe, a “Berliner” is a term for which food?

Hot dog

Soft pretzel

Jelly doughnut

Beef jerky

Remaining after this: 3864

Question 1207 · single_choice

A “capsicum” is better known by what name in the U.S.?

Eggplant

Artichoke

Bell pepper

Butternut squash

Remaining after this: 3863

Question 1208 · single_choice

Where is peanut butter called “peanut cheese” in the local language?

Finland

Singapore

The Netherlands

Costa Rica

Remaining after this: 3862

Question 1209 · single_choice

“Biltong” is the South African version of which snack food?

Potato chips

Corn nuts

Beef jerky

Pork skins

Remaining after this: 3861

Question 1210 · single_choice

What are hamburgers called in Hamburg, Germany?

Frikadelle

Pfannkuchen

Frankfurter

Schnitzel

Remaining after this: 3860

Question 1211 · single_choice

What is another name for okra?

Beavertails

Fiddleheads

Ladies’ fingers

Sweetbreads

Remaining after this: 3859

Question 1212 · single_choice

What is NOT one of the five Great Lakes?

Lake Erie

Lake Michigan

Lake Placid

Lake Huron

Remaining after this: 3858

Question 1213 · single_choice

Which Great Lake contains half the water in the entire Great Lake system?

Lake Michigan

Lake Superior

Lake Erie

Lake Ontario

Remaining after this: 3857

Question 1214 · single_choice

Which of these states does NOT touch a Great Lake?

Illinois

Michigan

Indiana

Iowa

Remaining after this: 3856

Question 1215 · single_choice

What is the only Great Lake that does not border Canada?

Lake Michigan

Lake Huron

Lake Erie

Lake Ontario

Remaining after this: 3855

Question 1216 · single_choice

The Great Lakes account for how much of the Earth’s fresh water?

0.3%

2%

21%

41%

Remaining after this: 3854

Question 1217 · single_choice

What is the smallest Great Lake?

Lake Huron

Lake Michigan

Lake Ontario

Lake Erie

Remaining after this: 3853

Question 1218 · single_choice

Which is the only U.S. state to border an ocean and a Great Lake?

Pennsylvania

New York

Maine

Vermont

Remaining after this: 3852

Question 1219 · single_choice

Niagara Falls feeds into which of the Great Lakes?

Lake Ontario

Lake Michigan

Lake Superior

Lake Huron

Remaining after this: 3851

Question 1220 · single_choice

Which two Great Lakes are connected by the Straits of Mackinac?

Lake Michigan and Lake Huron

Lake Erie and Lake Ontario

Lake Superior and Lake Huron

Lake Superior and Lake Michigan

Remaining after this: 3850

Question 1221 · single_choice

Approximately how many islands are in the Great Lakes?

1,000

9,000

35,000

102,000

Remaining after this: 3849

Question 1222 · single_choice

What's the only Great Lake that doesn't border Michigan?

Lake Huron

Lake Ontario

Lake Erie

Lake Superior

Remaining after this: 3848

Question 1223 · single_choice

Lake Erie holds what distinction among the Great Lakes?

Deepest

Shallowest

Highest elevation

Most shipwrecks

Remaining after this: 3847

Question 1224 · single_choice

Which two Great Lakes are technically two halves of one body of water?

Superior and Michigan

Michigan and Huron

Huron and Erie

Erie and Superior

Remaining after this: 3846

Question 1225 · single_choice

Which of these geological features can be found in the Great Lakes region?

World’s fastest-moving glacier

Longest underground cave

Largest freshwater coastal dunes

An extinct supervolcano

Remaining after this: 3845

Question 1226 · single_choice

Which Great Lake has its own version of the Bermuda Triangle?

Lake Michigan

Lake Huron

Lake Superior

Lake Erie

Remaining after this: 3844

Question 1227 · single_choice

Which Great Lake was site to a British naval defeat in the War of 1812?

Lake Michigan

Lake Erie

Lake Huron

Lake Ontario

Remaining after this: 3843

Question 1228 · single_choice

Which state has the oldest operating lighthouse on the Great Lakes?

Illinois

Wisconsin

Michigan

Ohio

Remaining after this: 3842

Question 1229 · single_choice

What is the largest native fish species in the Great Lakes?

Asian carp

Walleye

Chinook salmon

Lake sturgeon

Remaining after this: 3841

Question 1230 · single_choice

The world’s largest what is located in Lake Huron?

Freshwater coral reef

Shipwreck site

Underground salt mine

Dam

Remaining after this: 3840

Question 1231 · single_choice

According to legend, what is located at the bottom of Lake Ontario?

A Henry Hudson shipwreck

A baseball hit by Babe Ruth

A sea monster named Oz

A Boeing 707

Remaining after this: 3839

Question 1232 · single_choice

Which Great Lake contains the SS Edmund Fitzgerald shipwreck?

Lake Ontario

Lake Huron

Lake Superior

Lake Michigan

Remaining after this: 3838

Question 1233 · single_choice

What continent is home to one-third of the world's languages?

Africa

Asia

South America

Europe

Remaining after this: 3837

Question 1234 · single_choice

After the U.S., which country has the most English speakers?

England

South Africa

India

Australia

Remaining after this: 3836

Question 1235 · single_choice

What is NOT one of the five Romance languages?

Greek

Portuguese

Romanian

French

Remaining after this: 3835

Question 1236 · single_choice

What language has the most native speakers?

English

Hindi

Mandarin Chinese

Russian

Remaining after this: 3834

Question 1237 · single_choice

Citizens of Brazil and Mozambique speak what language?

Spanish

Italian

Portuguese

English

Remaining after this: 3833

Question 1238 · single_choice

Where are Hindi, Bengali, and Marathi the most popular native languages?

Turkey

Ecuador

India

South Africa

Remaining after this: 3832

Question 1239 · single_choice

Which alphabet is the Russian language derived from?

Runic

Etruscan

Cyrillic

Latin

Remaining after this: 3831

Question 1240 · single_choice

Where is Flemish most widely spoken?

Switzerland

Belgium

Luxembourg

France

Remaining after this: 3830

Question 1241 · single_choice

One counts to five with "jeden, dwa, trzy, cztery, pięć" in what language?

Polish

Dutch

Tagalong

Turksih

Remaining after this: 3829

Question 1242 · single_choice

What is the most commonly spoken language isolate?

Basque

Korean

Hungarian

Armenian

Remaining after this: 3828

Question 1243 · single_choice

Which South American country has the most Italian speakers?

Peru

Brazil

Colombia

Argentina

Remaining after this: 3827

Question 1244 · single_choice

What country has the most spoken languages in the world?

Nigeria

Papua New Guinea

United States

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 3826

Question 1245 · single_choice

The Euskara language is better known by what name?

Catalan

Basque

Icelandic

Breton

Remaining after this: 3825

Question 1246 · single_choice

Where is the "click"-based Xhosa language spoken?

India

New Zealand

Peru

South Africa

Remaining after this: 3824

Question 1247 · single_choice

Which country’s official language has the world’s longest alphabet?

Cambodia

Papua New Guinea

Ethiopia

Russia

Remaining after this: 3823

Question 1248 · single_choice

Oromo and Amharic are the two most-spoken languages in what country?

Jordan

Bulgaria

Ethiopia

Kazakhstan

Remaining after this: 3822

Question 1249 · single_choice

Manx is the traditional language of what place?

Tasmania

Faroe Islands

Isle of Man

Borneo

Remaining after this: 3821

Question 1250 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT one of the United Nations' six official languages?

Russian

German

Arabic

Spanish

Remaining after this: 3820

Question 1251 · single_choice

Astronauts going to the International Space Station learn what language?

Mandarin Chinese

Russian

French

German

Remaining after this: 3819

Question 1252 · single_choice

American Sign Language derives from what form of sign language?

Old French Sign Language

British Sign Language

Yucatec Maya Sign Language

Swedish Sign Language

Remaining after this: 3818

Question 1253 · single_choice

What are Canada's two national sports?

Ice Hockey and Lacrosse

Ice Hockey and Curling

Baseball and Rugby

Rugby and Ice Hockey

Remaining after this: 3817

Question 1254 · single_choice

What U.S. state is home to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum?

Ohio

Texas

New York

Illinois

Remaining after this: 3816

Question 1255 · single_choice

What country’s national sport is archery?

Scotland

China

Australia

Bhutan

Remaining after this: 3815

Question 1256 · single_choice

Which country's national sport combines basketball and polo?

England

Ireland

Argentina

India

Remaining after this: 3814

Question 1257 · single_choice

Olive oil wrestling is the national sport of which country?

Japan

Dominican Republic

Turkey

South Africa

Remaining after this: 3813

Question 1258 · single_choice

What is the national sport of Japan?

Sumo wrestling

Bo-taoshi

Basketball

Taekwondo

Remaining after this: 3812

Question 1259 · single_choice

Oina, the national sport of Romania, is most similar to which other sport?

Basketball

Rugby

Cricket

Baseball

Remaining after this: 3811

Question 1260 · single_choice

The U.S. shares its national sport, baseball, with which of these nations?

Cuba

Czech Republic

Estonia

Jamaica

Remaining after this: 3810

Question 1261 · single_choice

Rodeo is the national sport of which country?

Chile

Mexico

Mongolia

Cayman Islands

Remaining after this: 3809

Question 1262 · single_choice

Tejo, Colombia’s national sport, involves which unexpected element?

Swords

Swans

Gunpowder

Ice picks

Remaining after this: 3808

Question 1263 · single_choice

Sierra Nevada is a mountain range in the U.S. and what other country?

Peru

Spain

Mexico

Brazil

Remaining after this: 3807

Question 1264 · single_choice

What is the highest mountain in North America?

Mount Whitney

Denali

Mount Elbert

Mount Rainier

Remaining after this: 3806

Question 1265 · single_choice

Which mountain range has the highest average elevation?

Rocky Mountains

Himalayan Mountains

Andes Mountains

Tian Shan Mountains

Remaining after this: 3805

Question 1266 · single_choice

What is the highest mountain in the world that isn't part of a range?

Mount Kilimanjaro

Mount Kenya

Chimborazo

Mount Fuji

Remaining after this: 3804

Question 1267 · single_choice

What is NOT one of Earth's five longest mountain ranges?

Andes

Rocky Mountains

Great Dividing Range

Himalayas

Remaining after this: 3803

Question 1268 · single_choice

What mountain range extends from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea?

Pyrenees Mountains

The Dolomites

Ural Mountains

Caucasus Mountains

Remaining after this: 3802

Question 1269 · single_choice

Which mountain range can you see from Santiago, Chile?

Alps

Andes

Carpathians

Caucasus

Remaining after this: 3801

Question 1270 · single_choice

What is the only country to lie entirely in the Alpine region?

Austria

Switzerland

Italy

Liechtenstein

Remaining after this: 3800

Question 1271 · single_choice

Where are the Southern Alps?

Austria

Morocco

Peru

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 3799

Question 1272 · single_choice

What is the only U.S. state completely within the Appalachian region?

Florida

New Hampshire

West Virginia

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 3798

Question 1273 · single_choice

Where is this mountain range?

Canada

Alaska

Italy

Romania

Remaining after this: 3797

Question 1274 · single_choice

On which continent is the Gamburtsev Mountain Range?

Asia

Europe

Antarctica

North America

Remaining after this: 3796

Question 1275 · single_choice

Mount Godwin Austen, Earth’s second tallest peak, is better known as what?

Kilimanjaro

Everest

K2

Kangchenjunga

Remaining after this: 3795

Question 1276 · single_choice

Mount Elbert is the tallest peak in which U.S. state?

Washington

Montana

Colorado

Utah

Remaining after this: 3794

Question 1277 · single_choice

How many countries does the Andes mountain range pass through?

3

5

7

13

Remaining after this: 3793

Question 1278 · single_choice

What is the most mountainous country in the world?

Nepal

Canada

Switzerland

Bhutan

Remaining after this: 3792

Question 1279 · single_choice

"America the Beautiful" was inspired by what "purple mountain majesty"?

Pikes Peak

Denali

Blue Ridge Mountains

Mount Wrangell

Remaining after this: 3791

Question 1280 · single_choice

Which Japanese island is Mount Fuji on?

Honshu

Hokkaido

Okinawa

Kyushu

Remaining after this: 3790

Question 1281 · single_choice

Where are the Atlas Mountains?

North Africa

Scandinavia

New Zealand

Central America

Remaining after this: 3789

Question 1282 · single_choice

Botev is the highest peak of which mountain range?

Urals

Atlas

Andes

Balkans

Remaining after this: 3788

Question 1283 · single_choice

What was the most recent country to join the EU?

Latvia

The Netherlands

Ukraine

Croatia

Remaining after this: 3787

Question 1284 · single_choice

What year was the European Union established?

1946

1914

1993

2012

Remaining after this: 3786

Question 1285 · single_choice

Which of these countries was not a founding member of the EU?

United Kingdom

France

Austria

Italy

Remaining after this: 3785

Question 1286 · single_choice

How many countries are in the EU?

7

14

27

49

Remaining after this: 3784

Question 1287 · single_choice

Where is the EU's headquarters?

London, England

Geneva, Switzerland

Berlin, Germany

Brussels, Belgium

Remaining after this: 3783

Question 1288 · single_choice

Which EU country adopted the euro most recently?

Sweden

Lithuania

Croatia

Hungary

Remaining after this: 3782

Question 1289 · single_choice

Which of these countries has never joined the EU?

Norway

Cyprus

Bulgaria

Malta

Remaining after this: 3781

Question 1290 · single_choice

What is the most populous country in the EU?

France

Spain

Italy

Germany

Remaining after this: 3780

Question 1291 · single_choice

Which of these EU countries has not yet adopted the euro?

France

Greece

Latvia

Hungary

Remaining after this: 3779

Question 1292 · single_choice

What is the first and only country to have left the EU?

United Kingdom

Slovenia

Poland

Greece

Remaining after this: 3778

Question 1293 · single_choice

What is Earth's largest desert?

Sahara Desert

Great Basin Desert

Antarctic Polar Desert

Gobi Desert

Remaining after this: 3777

Question 1294 · single_choice

The Sahara Desert covers over 25% of which continent?

Antarctica

Australia

Asia

Africa

Remaining after this: 3776

Question 1295 · single_choice

The Silk Road crossed which treacherous desert?

Gobi Desert

Arctic Desert

Atacama Desert

Sonoran Desert

Remaining after this: 3775

Question 1296 · single_choice

Home to the saguaro, which desert spans southern Arizona and California?

Kalahari Desert

Tanami Desert

Red Desert

Sonoran Desert

Remaining after this: 3774

Question 1297 · single_choice

What is the largest desert in the U.S.?

Mojave Desert

Great Basin Desert

Sonoran Desert

Chihuahuan Desert

Remaining after this: 3773

Question 1298 · single_choice

Which South American desert is used by scientists as a stand-in for Mars?

Patagonian Desert

Chihuahuan Desert

La Guajira Desert

Atacama Desert

Remaining after this: 3772

Question 1299 · single_choice

What two deserts meet in Joshua Tree National Park?

Mojave and Colorado

Chihuahuan and Sonoran

Mojave and Sonoran

Great Basin and Colorado

Remaining after this: 3771

Question 1300 · single_choice

The Gobi Desert covers which two Asian countries?

China and Mongolia

Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan

India and Pakistan

Bhutan and Nepal

Remaining after this: 3770

Question 1301 · single_choice

What country is home to the Great Sandy Desert?

Australia

Algeria

Canada

United States

Remaining after this: 3769

Question 1302 · single_choice

What is the world's oldest desert?

Gobi Desert

Namib Desert

Arabian Desert

Kalahari Desert

Remaining after this: 3768

Question 1303 · single_choice

Bolivia’s Salar de Uyuni desert is home to the world’s largest what?

Sand dunes

Salt flat

Species of scorpion

Desert oasis

Remaining after this: 3767

Question 1304 · single_choice

What desert is home to Earth’s largest area of continuous sand?

Sahara Desert

Arabian Desert

Great Sandy Desert

Kalahari Desert

Remaining after this: 3766

Question 1305 · single_choice

Which country is home to the Black Desert and the White Desert?

Egypt

New Mexico

Pakistan

Brazil

Remaining after this: 3765

Question 1306 · single_choice

Which desert is home to these white sand dunes?

Antarctic Polar Desert

Chihuahuan Desert

Patagonian Desert

Atacama Desert

Remaining after this: 3764

Question 1307 · single_choice

What is the driest desert in North America?

Sonoran Desert

Great Basin Desert

Chihuahuan Desert

Mojave Desert

Remaining after this: 3763

Question 1308 · single_choice

The Tabernas Desert encompasses the southern portion of which country?

Greece

France

Spain

Croatia

Remaining after this: 3762

Question 1309 · single_choice

Which desert’s name comes from the Greek phrase “near the bear”?

Grand Bara Desert

Atacama Desert

Patagonian Desert

Arctic Desert

Remaining after this: 3761

Question 1310 · single_choice

Which desert is also known as the Great Indian Desert?

White Salt Desert

Thar Desert

Delhi Desert

Taj Desert

Remaining after this: 3760

Question 1311 · single_choice

The Karakum Desert occupies 70% of which Asian country?

Turkmenistan

Kazakhstan

Thailand

China

Remaining after this: 3759

Question 1312 · single_choice

What Canadian province is home to the country's only desert?

Yukon

New Brunswick

Manitoba

British Columbia

Remaining after this: 3758

Question 1313 · single_choice

Who is Mount Rushmore named after?

The mountain's sculptor

A New York lawyer

A Sioux chief

A South Dakota politician

Remaining after this: 3757

Question 1314 · single_choice

How did Wall Street get its name?

From a defensive wall

From a Native American word

After an early British settler

From an economic theory

Remaining after this: 3756

Question 1315 · single_choice

What does the name of Florence's Ponte Vecchio mean in Italian?

Faithful crossing

Old bridge

Arch bridge

Holy stone

Remaining after this: 3755

Question 1316 · single_choice

What actress has a street named after her in Monaco?

Natalie Wood

Marilyn Monroe

Grace Kelly

Audrey Hepburn

Remaining after this: 3754

Question 1317 · single_choice

What is the Golden Gate Bridge named for?

The Gold Rush

A temple

A strait

A novel

Remaining after this: 3753

Question 1318 · single_choice

The name of New Orleans’ Vieux Carré neighborhood is French for what?

Lively Quarter

First Neighborhood

Old Square

New Town

Remaining after this: 3752

Question 1319 · single_choice

What is the real name of the tower most often called Big Ben?

Tower of London

Elizabeth Tower

Benjamin House

Windsor Castle

Remaining after this: 3751

Question 1320 · single_choice

Which mountain’s name translates to "Shining Mountain"?

Fuji

Matterhorn

Kilimanjaro

Denali

Remaining after this: 3750

Question 1321 · single_choice

Which U.S. landmark was once named Long Acre Square?

Jackson Square, New Orleans

Times Square, New York City

Union Square, San Francisco

Rockefeller Center, New York City

Remaining after this: 3749

Question 1322 · single_choice

What does Machu Picchu translate to?

Old Mountain

Sun God

Grand Valley

High Village

Remaining after this: 3748

Question 1323 · single_choice

What type of animal are the Galápagos Islands named for?

Tortoise

Penguin

Sea lion

Hawk

Remaining after this: 3747

Question 1324 · single_choice

Who is New York City's Madison Avenue named after?

President James Madison

Businessman Madison Cooper

Madison, Wisconsin

U.S. Navy Commander Jonas Madison

Remaining after this: 3746

Question 1325 · single_choice

Why was a remote Chilean island named Easter Island?

It was a mistranslation

For a yearly festival held there

To honor a British navigator

It was the day explorers arrived

Remaining after this: 3745

Question 1326 · single_choice

What royal figure has the most places in Canada named after them?

Prince William

Prince Rupert

Queen Victoria

Princess Louise

Remaining after this: 3744

Question 1327 · single_choice

What African landmark's local name means “The Smoke That Thunders”?

Table Mountain

The Great Sphinx

Victoria Falls

Horseshoe Falls

Remaining after this: 3743

Question 1328 · single_choice

What explorer has a river, bay, and strait named after him?

Christopher Columbus

Henry Hudson

Marco Polo

James Cook

Remaining after this: 3742

Question 1329 · single_choice

What World Heritage Site's name translates to “holy wisdom”?

Taj Mahal

Hagia Sophia

Angkor Wat

Chichén Itzá

Remaining after this: 3741

Question 1330 · single_choice

The Joshua trees of Joshua National Park are named after who?

An Old Testament prophet

An English explorer

The scientist who discovered them

General Joshua Chamberlain

Remaining after this: 3740

Question 1331 · single_choice

San Francisco’s Nob Hill was named after what?

Railroad barons

Palm trees

Birds

Speakeasies

Remaining after this: 3739

Question 1332 · single_choice

Banff National Park has a landmark named for which U.S. President?

Dwight Eisenhower

Ronald Reagan

Theodore Roosevelt

Woodrow Wilson

Remaining after this: 3738

Question 1333 · single_choice

What is Florida’s official state pie?

Apple

Key lime

Peach

Pecan

Remaining after this: 3737

Question 1334 · single_choice

Yogurt is the official snack of which state?

Alabama

Oregon

Delaware

New York

Remaining after this: 3736

Question 1335 · single_choice

The potato is the official vegetable of which state?

Illinois

Idaho

Texas

South Carolina

Remaining after this: 3735

Question 1336 · single_choice

Which state’s official crustacean is the blue crab?

Louisiana

Maine

Maryland

Georgia

Remaining after this: 3734

Question 1337 · single_choice

Maple is the official flavor of which state?

Wisconsin

Washington

Ohio

Vermont

Remaining after this: 3733

Question 1338 · single_choice

What is the most common official state beverage?

Apple cider

Milk

Water

Cranberry juice

Remaining after this: 3732

Question 1339 · single_choice

Kool-Aid is the official soft drink of which state?

Nebraska

New York

Utah

Indiana

Remaining after this: 3731

Question 1340 · single_choice

Why is the chocolate chip cookie Massachusetts’ official state cookie?

It was a governor’s favorite

Massachusetts makes the most

It was invented there

It was voted on by schoolchildren

Remaining after this: 3730

Question 1341 · single_choice

What is the state snack of Texas?

Jalapeño poppers

Baby back ribs

Chicken wings

Chips and salsa

Remaining after this: 3729

Question 1342 · single_choice

New Mexico was the first state to name which type of official food?

Muffin

Cookie

Nut

Appetizer

Remaining after this: 3728

Question 1343 · single_choice

What is the only state with an official state meal?

Oklahoma

Delaware

Georgia

Nevada

Remaining after this: 3727

Question 1344 · single_choice

The tomato is both the official vegetable and fruit of which state?

New Jersey

Arkansas

California

Iowa

Remaining after this: 3726

Question 1345 · single_choice

Lane cake is the official dessert of which state?

North Carolina

Kansas

Alabama

Colorado

Remaining after this: 3725

Question 1346 · single_choice

Grits earned what official status in Georgia in 2002?

Official breakfast food

Official side dish

Official heritage food

Official prepared food

Remaining after this: 3724

Question 1347 · single_choice

Calamari is the official appetizer of which state?

West Virginia

Louisiana

Rhode Island

Washington

Remaining after this: 3723

Question 1348 · single_choice

What’s the official state snack of South Carolina?

Boiled peanuts

Collard greens

Yogurt

Popcorn

Remaining after this: 3722

Question 1349 · single_choice

Minnesota’s official state muffin is which flavor?

Chocolate chip

Banana nut

Blueberry

Lemon-raspberry

Remaining after this: 3721

Question 1350 · single_choice

Which state's official vegetable is the watermelon?

Texas

Louisiana

Oklahoma

Arkansas

Remaining after this: 3720

Question 1351 · single_choice

Why is Jell-O is the official snack of Utah?

Jell-O is headquartered there

The company lobbied for it

Utahns eat the most per capita

It was Brigham Young’s favorite

Remaining after this: 3719

Question 1352 · single_choice

South Dakota’s official dessert, kuchen, comes from which immigrant group?

Scandinavian

Irish

German

Italian

Remaining after this: 3718

Question 1353 · single_choice

Which two states have an alcoholic beverage as their official drink?

Utah and Nevada

Mississippi and South Carolina

Alabama and Virginia

Hawaii and Minnesota

Remaining after this: 3717

Question 1354 · single_choice

Who was the state of Virginia named after?

Virginia Woolf

Queen Isabella

Virginia Dare

Queen Elizabeth I

Remaining after this: 3716

Question 1355 · single_choice

What U.S. state is named for the English queen Henrietta Maria?

Maine

Michigan

Massachusetts

Maryland

Remaining after this: 3715

Question 1356 · single_choice

Which state was NOT named after a British monarch?

Georgia

New Jersey

Maryland

North Carolina

Remaining after this: 3714

Question 1357 · single_choice

Which state was named after a French King?

Georgia

Washington

Illinois

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 3713

Question 1358 · single_choice

Which of these state names does NOT come from the French language?

Illinois

Vermont

Arkansas

Florida

Remaining after this: 3712

Question 1359 · single_choice

How many states are named after U.S. Presidents?

0

1

7

13

Remaining after this: 3711

Question 1360 · single_choice

Where did California get its name?

A city in Spain

A mountain in Mexico

A Native American tribe

A romance novel

Remaining after this: 3710

Question 1361 · single_choice

What state’s name means “the mainland”?

Oregon

Utah

Alaska

Texas

Remaining after this: 3709

Question 1362 · single_choice

Which state's name means "sky-tinted water"?

Mississippi

Hawaii

Michigan

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 3708

Question 1363 · single_choice

What does Texas translate to?

Great lands

Gold-colored

Friends or allies

North star

Remaining after this: 3707

Question 1364 · single_choice

Which state is home to seven of the 10 largest national parks?

Alaska

California

Utah

Tennessee

Remaining after this: 3706

Question 1365 · single_choice

Which state has a national park with the world’s longest cave system?

Kentucky

Alaska

Nevada

Missouri

Remaining after this: 3705

Question 1366 · single_choice

Which is the most-visited national park in the U.S.?

Yosemite

Great Smoky Mountains

Denali

Grand Canyon

Remaining after this: 3704

Question 1367 · single_choice

What was the first U.S. national park?

Yosemite

Death Valley

Yellowstone

Grand Canyon

Remaining after this: 3703

Question 1368 · single_choice

In which state can you visit Joshua Tree National Park?

New Mexico

California

Missouri

North Carolina

Remaining after this: 3702

Question 1369 · single_choice

What state is home to the “Mighty Five” national parks?

Nevada

Utah

Alaska

Washington

Remaining after this: 3701

Question 1370 · single_choice

What national park is nicknamed "the American Spa"?

Hot Springs

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes

Crater Lake

Yellowstone

Remaining after this: 3700

Question 1371 · single_choice

In which national park can you find the El Capitan rock formation?

Grand Canyon

Yosemite

Zion

Mesa Verde

Remaining after this: 3699

Question 1372 · single_choice

Which state has the most national parks?

Alaska

California

Texas

Nevada

Remaining after this: 3698

Question 1373 · single_choice

The only national park named after a person is named after whom?

Thomas Edison

Thomas Jefferson

Theodore Roosevelt

John Muir

Remaining after this: 3697

Question 1374 · single_choice

In 2020, the newest U.S. national park was established in which state?

Delaware

Alaska

Maine

West Virginia

Remaining after this: 3696

Question 1375 · single_choice

Which U.S. national park has the highest elevation point in North America?

Rocky Mountain

Mount Rainier

Big Bend

Denali

Remaining after this: 3695

Question 1376 · single_choice

What was the first national park east of the Mississippi River?

Acadia

Shenandoah

Voyageurs

Isle Royale

Remaining after this: 3694

Question 1377 · single_choice

Hawaii's Haleakalā National Park is named after what?

A type of fish

A city

A Hawaiian deity

A volcano

Remaining after this: 3693

Question 1378 · single_choice

Which of these facts is true about Florida’s Biscayne National Park?

Southernmost national park

Only park in Florida

It’s 95% underwater

Only accessible by boat

Remaining after this: 3692

Question 1379 · single_choice

What unique feature in Yosemite National Park occurs only during February?

A superbloom

Synchronous fireflies

A “firefall”

Glacial calving

Remaining after this: 3691

Question 1380 · single_choice

Which of these national parks is home to a "supervolcano"?

Hawai’i Volcanoes

Pinnacles

Mammoth Cave

Yellowstone

Remaining after this: 3690

Question 1381 · single_choice

What is the only U.S. national park in the Southern Hemisphere?

El Yunque National Park

Cabras Island National Park

National Park of American Samoa

Virgin Islands National Park

Remaining after this: 3689

Question 1382 · single_choice

Texas' Big Bend National Park is the only park to contain what?

A petrified forest

An endangered species of bat

An entire mountain range

A human-made lake

Remaining after this: 3688

Question 1383 · single_choice

Michigan’s Isle Royale National Park holds what distinction?

Smallest national park

Newest national park

Only park to fully close in winter

Most glaciers of any park

Remaining after this: 3687

Question 1384 · single_choice

What is the smallest U.S. national park?

Hawaiʻi Volcanoes

Carlsbad Caverns

Capitol Reef

Gateway Arch

Remaining after this: 3686

Question 1385 · single_choice

Channel Islands National Park is located off the coast of which U.S. city?

Seattle

San Francisco

Los Angeles

Boston

Remaining after this: 3685

Question 1386 · single_choice

Voyageurs National Park is the only national park in what state?

South Dakota

Minnesota

Montana

Ohio

Remaining after this: 3684

Question 1387 · single_choice

What is the largest national park in the lower 48 states?

Great Basin

Death Valley

Glacier

Big Bend

Remaining after this: 3683

Question 1388 · single_choice

In which U.S. national park can you explore the Hall of Mosses?

Everglades

Olympic

Great Smoky Mountains

Biscayne

Remaining after this: 3682

Question 1389 · single_choice

What is the most biodiverse U.S. national park?

Grand Teton

Badlands

Great Smoky Mountains

Canyonlands

Remaining after this: 3681

Question 1390 · single_choice

What European capital was New York City originally named after?

London

Amsterdam

Paris

Dublin

Remaining after this: 3680

Question 1391 · single_choice

What does "Nevada" mean in Spanish?

Snow-covered

Desert

Mirage

Red rocks

Remaining after this: 3679

Question 1392 · single_choice

Where did the name "District of Columbia" come from?

The country of Colombia

The city of Columbia, U.K.

Explorer Christopher Columbus

Columbia University

Remaining after this: 3678

Question 1393 · single_choice

Which state's name means "Great River" in the Ojibwe language?

Massachusetts

Louisiana

Mississippi

Idaho

Remaining after this: 3677

Question 1394 · single_choice

What was the city of Montreal named after?

A city in France

A royal palace

A mountain

A river

Remaining after this: 3676

Question 1395 · single_choice

Which U.S. state capital is named after a legendary Greek mountain?

North Dakota

Washington

Maine

Nevada

Remaining after this: 3675

Question 1396 · single_choice

Which island group was once called the Sandwich Islands?

The Philippines

Canary Islands

Hawaii

The Bahamas

Remaining after this: 3674

Question 1397 · single_choice

What country name is Latin for "Sunday"?

Macedonia

Nigeria

Dominica

Canada

Remaining after this: 3673

Question 1398 · single_choice

What does "Dakota" mean in the Sioux language?

Friend

Horse

Prairie

River

Remaining after this: 3672

Question 1399 · single_choice

What city’s name means “steamy bay,” thanks to its geothermal activity?

Naples, Italy

Honolulu, Hawaii

Reykjavík, Iceland

Quito, Ecuador

Remaining after this: 3671

Question 1400 · single_choice

Argentina is named after what precious substance?

Platinum

Silver

Titanium

Diamonds

Remaining after this: 3670

Question 1401 · single_choice

What does Tokyo mean in English?

Good fortune

Eastern capital

Snowy mountain

City on the bay

Remaining after this: 3669

Question 1402 · single_choice

What was the original name of Paris?

Gaul

Lutetia

Saxony

Antioch

Remaining after this: 3668

Question 1403 · single_choice

What island nation was named for its resemblance to an eel?

Anguilla

Sri Lanka

Cyprus

Jamaica

Remaining after this: 3667

Question 1404 · single_choice

Saint Lucia is the only country to be named after what?

A woman

A saint

A mythical figure

A colonizer

Remaining after this: 3666

Question 1405 · single_choice

What Asian capital city’s name translates to "inside rivers"?

Beijing, China

Bangkok, Thailand

Jakarta, Indonesia

Hanoi, Vietnam

Remaining after this: 3665

Question 1406 · single_choice

What does "Europe" mean in Greek?

Land of Euros

Wide-gazing

Broad shores

Middle earth

Remaining after this: 3664

Question 1407 · single_choice

Why is New York City’s northernmost borough called the Bronx?

A landowner named Jonas Bronck

A Dutch town of the same name

A Native American tribe

A name given by King Charles II

Remaining after this: 3663

Question 1408 · single_choice

What does Honolulu’s name mean?

Peaceful shores

Sacred city

Homeland

Sheltered harbor

Remaining after this: 3662

Question 1409 · single_choice

Which country’s name means “abundance of fish”?

Belize

The Philippines

Panama

Japan

Remaining after this: 3661

Question 1410 · single_choice

Which state calls itself the "Mother of Presidents"?

Ohio

Rhode Island

Virginia

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 3660

Question 1411 · single_choice

Where is the presidential retreat known as Camp David?

West Virginia

Georgia

Pennsylvania

Maryland

Remaining after this: 3659

Question 1412 · single_choice

On which street in Washington, D.C., can you find the White House?

P Street

Virginia Avenue

Pennsylvania Avenue

Independence Street

Remaining after this: 3658

Question 1413 · single_choice

Which state is nicknamed the "Mother of Vice Presidents"?

Illinois

Ohio

Indiana

Nebraska

Remaining after this: 3657

Question 1414 · single_choice

Which U.S. President has the most places named after him?

George Washington

Abraham Lincoln

John F. Kennedy

James Madison

Remaining after this: 3656

Question 1415 · single_choice

The first President born a U.S. citizen was from which state?

New York

Virginia

Ohio

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 3655

Question 1416 · single_choice

What is the most populous U.S. city that was named for a President?

Jacksonville, Florida

Madison, Wisconsin

Washington, D.C.

Jefferson City, Missouri

Remaining after this: 3654

Question 1417 · single_choice

Which President’s face is farthest to the right on Mount Rushmore?

Abraham Lincoln

Thomas Jefferson

Theodore Roosevelt

George Washington

Remaining after this: 3653

Question 1418 · single_choice

What state has the most Presidential Libraries?

California

Texas

Illinois

Virginia

Remaining after this: 3652

Question 1419 · single_choice

Which of these Presidents does NOT have an airport named after him?

Gerald Ford

George Washington

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Abraham Lincoln

Remaining after this: 3651

Question 1420 · single_choice

Which European city has a famous hotel named for President Woodrow Wilson?

Paris, France

Milan, Italy

Geneva, Switzerland

London, England

Remaining after this: 3650

Question 1421 · single_choice

George Washington only visited what place outside mainland North America?

France

Puerto Rico

Antigua

Barbados

Remaining after this: 3649

Question 1422 · single_choice

Where can you visit the former home of President James Garfield?

Indiana

Georgia

Ohio

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 3648

Question 1423 · single_choice

What state was Joe Biden born in?

Delaware

Pennsylvania

New York

Rhode Island

Remaining after this: 3647

Question 1424 · single_choice

Which state celebrates President Truman’s birthday as a holiday?

Maine

Maryland

Michigan

Missouri

Remaining after this: 3646

Question 1425 · single_choice

Which state's capitol building was designed in part by a President?

Virginia

Pennsylvania

Massachusetts

Delaware

Remaining after this: 3645

Question 1426 · single_choice

Which state is home to a farm with 43 giant presidential heads?

Virginia

South Dakota

Texas

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 3644

Question 1427 · single_choice

Which U.S. President is celebrated in Paraguay?

Abraham Lincoln

Franklin Pierce

Rutherford B. Hayes

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 3643

Question 1428 · single_choice

Which U.S. President was named an honorary citizen of San Marino?

Rutherford B. Hayes

Ronald Reagan

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Abraham Lincoln

Remaining after this: 3642

Question 1429 · single_choice

Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the United States?

England

France

Spain

Mexico

Remaining after this: 3641

Question 1430 · single_choice

Where can you see Michelangelo’s statue of David?

Paris, France

Vatican City

Florence, Italy

Athens, Greece

Remaining after this: 3640

Question 1431 · single_choice

Which city is home to a replica of the Statue of Liberty?

Frankfurt, Germany

Shanghai, China

Tokyo, Japan

Brisbane, Australia

Remaining after this: 3639

Question 1432 · single_choice

Which armless statue is on display at the Louvre?

Venus de Milo

The Boxer at Rest

Apollo Belvedere

Pietà

Remaining after this: 3638

Question 1433 · single_choice

What are Easter Island's famous statues called?

Rapa Nui

Rikitea

Bigheads

Moai

Remaining after this: 3637

Question 1434 · single_choice

The Terracotta Army dates to which Chinese dynasty?

Shang

Qin

Tang

Yuan

Remaining after this: 3636

Question 1435 · single_choice

Where is the world's tallest statue?

United Arab Emirates

India

China

Brazil

Remaining after this: 3635

Question 1436 · single_choice

Where can you find this statue of the Little Mermaid?

Dublin, Ireland

Boston, Massachusetts

Taipei, Taiwan

Copenhagen, Denmark

Remaining after this: 3634

Question 1437 · single_choice

Which iconic statue suffered a severed thumb after a lightning strike?

Christ the Redeemer

Leshan Giant Buddha

Lion of Lucerne

Statue of Liberty

Remaining after this: 3633

Question 1438 · single_choice

What are the names of the lion statues at the New York Public Library?

Columbia and Liberty

Excelsior and Perseverance

Patience and Fortitude

Amsterdam and Broadway

Remaining after this: 3632

Question 1439 · single_choice

Where is this giant Buddha statue?

Thailand

Malaysia

China

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 3631

Question 1440 · single_choice

The Colossus of Rhodes depicted which Greek god?

Selene

Helios

Poseidon

Hera

Remaining after this: 3630

Question 1441 · single_choice

Where can you find a statue named The Motherland Calls?

Volgograd, Russia

Ottawa, Canada

Vatican City

Chiang Mai, Thailand

Remaining after this: 3629

Question 1442 · single_choice

Where can you find this famous statue of a "merlion"?

Singapore

Portugal

Thailand

Morocco

Remaining after this: 3628

Question 1443 · single_choice

Which famous artist sculpted The Thinker?

Donatello

Pablo Picasso

Louise Bourgeois

Auguste Rodin

Remaining after this: 3627

Question 1444 · single_choice

A statue of which legendary singer is located in Montreux, Switzerland?

Michael Jackson

Aretha Franklin

Elvis Presley

Freddie Mercury

Remaining after this: 3626

Question 1445 · single_choice

Where does the original Christ of the Abyss lie sunken off the coast?

New Zealand

Monaco

Venezuela

Italy

Remaining after this: 3625

Question 1446 · single_choice

The Tian Tan Buddha is located on Lantau Island in which city?

Phuket

Tarakan

Hong Kong

Jakarta

Remaining after this: 3624

Question 1447 · single_choice

Winged Victory of Samothrace depicts what goddess of victory?

Demeter

Nike

Rhea

Athena

Remaining after this: 3623

Question 1448 · single_choice

In what country were the Olmec colossal heads discovered?

Uruguay

Haiti

Mexico

Brazil

Remaining after this: 3622

Question 1449 · single_choice

In which U.S. city will you find this small, fearless statue?

Los Angeles

New York City

Philadelphia

Seattle

Remaining after this: 3621

Question 1450 · single_choice

Where did the Wright Brothers take off on their first flight?

Ohio

Indiana

North Carolina

Maryland

Remaining after this: 3620

Question 1451 · single_choice

Where did the first transatlantic flight land?

Galway, Ireland

Cape Town, South Africa

Buffalo, New York

Savannah, Georgia

Remaining after this: 3619

Question 1452 · single_choice

Who was the pilot of the first solo transatlantic flight?

James Doolittle

Amelia Earhart

Charles Lindbergh

Charles Yeager

Remaining after this: 3618

Question 1453 · single_choice

Who was the first Black woman to get her pilot's license?

Matice Wright

Bessie Coleman

Jacqueline Cochran

Harriet Quimby

Remaining after this: 3617

Question 1454 · single_choice

Where did the world's first commercial flight travel to?

New York to Boston

Amsterdam to Paris

Toronto to Chicago

St. Petersburg to Tampa

Remaining after this: 3616

Question 1455 · single_choice

The first international passenger air service traveled along which route?

London to Paris

Berlin to Moscow

New York to Madrid

Paris to Sydney

Remaining after this: 3615

Question 1456 · single_choice

What is the world's oldest airline still in operation?

Delta Air Lines

Lufthansa

KLM Royal Dutch Airlines

Qantas

Remaining after this: 3614

Question 1457 · single_choice

Which country has the world's oldest airport still in operation?

United Kingdom

United States

China

Germany

Remaining after this: 3613

Question 1458 · single_choice

Which of these major U.S. airlines started as a crop-dusting service?

Delta

Southwest

United

Alaska

Remaining after this: 3612

Question 1459 · single_choice

What was the first airline to have flight attendants?

Air France

PSA

United

Pan Am

Remaining after this: 3611

Question 1460 · single_choice

In 1936, United Airlines was also the first carrier to offer what amenity?

Seat belts

Hot meals

Business class seating

In-flight movies

Remaining after this: 3610

Question 1461 · single_choice

What airline flew the first nonstop coast-to-coast jet flight in the U.S.?

TWA

Eastern

American

Braniff

Remaining after this: 3609

Question 1462 · single_choice

Which pilot broke the sound barrier for the first time in 1947?

Buzz Aldrin

Jimmy Doolittle

Chuck Yeager

Scott Crossfield

Remaining after this: 3608

Question 1463 · single_choice

What are the only two airlines to ever fly the Concorde?

Pan Am and TWA

Air France and British Airways

Lufthansa and Qantas

British Airways and TWA

Remaining after this: 3607

Question 1464 · single_choice

What was the first plane to complete a nonstop, around-the-world flight?

Lockheed Vega 5b

Spirit of St. Louis

Heinkel He 178

Voyager

Remaining after this: 3606

Question 1465 · single_choice

What is the oldest operating airport in Asia?

Don Mueang Airport, Bangkok

Incheon Airport, Seoul

Kansai Airport, Osaka

Chek Lap Kok Airport, Hong Kong

Remaining after this: 3605

Question 1466 · single_choice

"Fly the friendly skies" is which airline's famous advertising slogan?

Southwest

JetBlue

United

US Airways

Remaining after this: 3604

Question 1467 · single_choice

What airline has the oldest frequent flyer program?

Delta

JetBlue

American

Frontier

Remaining after this: 3603

Question 1468 · single_choice

Which airline introduced online check-in?

United

Alaska

Southwest

Eastern

Remaining after this: 3602

Question 1469 · single_choice

In which country was the world’s first solar-powered plane made?

Canada

Switzerland

China

United States

Remaining after this: 3601

Question 1470 · single_choice

Which beach town is trademarked “Surf City USA”?

Waikiki Beach, Hawaii

Huntington Beach, California

Miami Beach, Florida

Malibu, California

Remaining after this: 3600

Question 1471 · single_choice

Where was America’s first boardwalk?

Ocean City, Maryland

Santa Cruz, California

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Venice Beach, California

Remaining after this: 3599

Question 1472 · single_choice

Where was the first public beach in the U.S.?

Brooklyn, New York

Boston, Massachusetts

Saint Petersburg, Florida

Outer Banks, North Carolina

Remaining after this: 3598

Question 1473 · single_choice

Where can you find “Muscle Beach”?

Venice Beach, California

Rockaway Beach, New York

Wildwood Beach, New Jersey

South Beach, Florida

Remaining after this: 3597

Question 1474 · single_choice

Which contiguous U.S. state has the most beaches?

Florida

Texas

California

New Jersey

Remaining after this: 3596

Question 1475 · single_choice

Which beach features a view of this iconic sea stack?

Alki Beach, Washington

Poipu Beach, Kauai

Cannon Beach, Oregon

Monterey Beach, California

Remaining after this: 3595

Question 1476 · single_choice

Where would you find this boardwalk view?

Ocean City, Maryland

Coney Island, New York

Old Orchard Beach, Maine

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Remaining after this: 3594

Question 1477 · single_choice

In which state can you find a beach with naturally green sand?

Florida

California

Michigan

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 3593

Question 1478 · single_choice

Which state's entire coastline is a national monument?

Hawaii

Washington

California

Rhode Island

Remaining after this: 3592

Question 1479 · single_choice

Which of these states is home to a "singing beach"?

Massachusetts

Georgia

Maryland

Alabama

Remaining after this: 3591

Question 1480 · single_choice

Which country hosted the first Winter Olympics?

Norway

France

United States

Japan

Remaining after this: 3590

Question 1481 · single_choice

Which country was the first to host the modern-day Olympics?

England

United States

Greece

France

Remaining after this: 3589

Question 1482 · single_choice

What was the first American city to host the Olympics?

Salt Lake City, Utah

Los Angeles, California

Lake Placid, New York

St. Louis, Missouri

Remaining after this: 3588

Question 1483 · single_choice

What is the only U.S. state to host both the Summer and Winter Olympics?

Washington

California

Colorado

New York

Remaining after this: 3587

Question 1484 · single_choice

What is the only U.S. state to have turned down the Olympics?

Colorado

Illinois

Pennsylvania

Florida

Remaining after this: 3586

Question 1485 · single_choice

What is the only U.S. national park to bid for the Winter Olympics?

Olympic National Park

Yosemite National Park

Yellowstone National Park

Zion National Park

Remaining after this: 3585

Question 1486 · single_choice

Which Olympic Games had the largest attendance?

Atlanta, United States in 1996

London, England in 2012

Sydney, Australia in 2000

Athens, Greece in 2004

Remaining after this: 3584

Question 1487 · single_choice

What city was the first in Asia to host the Olympics?

Beijing

Seoul

Tokyo

Hong Kong

Remaining after this: 3583

Question 1488 · single_choice

Where can you find the former Olympic stadium nicknamed the Bird's Nest?

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Beijing, China

Montreal, Canada

Sydney, Australia

Remaining after this: 3582

Question 1489 · single_choice

Which country has the most Olympic gold medals of all time?

Russia

United States

China

Germany

Remaining after this: 3581

Question 1490 · single_choice

What dessert is named after a Massachusetts city?

Twizzlers

Famous Amos

Fig Newtons

Oreos

Remaining after this: 3580

Question 1491 · single_choice

Which Italian city is considered the birthplace of modern gelato?

Naples

Florence

Milan

Venice

Remaining after this: 3579

Question 1492 · single_choice

Where did chocolate originate?

China

Mexico

Peru

Germany

Remaining after this: 3578

Question 1493 · single_choice

The pastel de nata pastry is from which country?

Italy

Spain

Portugal

Brazil

Remaining after this: 3577

Question 1494 · single_choice

Where was Nutella invented?

Mexico

Italy

England

Turkey

Remaining after this: 3576

Question 1495 · single_choice

Chocolate chip cookies were invented in which state?

New York

Massachusetts

Maryland

Missouri

Remaining after this: 3575

Question 1496 · single_choice

Where did fondue originate?

France

Switzerland

China

Austria

Remaining after this: 3574

Question 1497 · single_choice

Where do Nanaimo bars come from?

Canada

Mexico

Australia

Russia

Remaining after this: 3573

Question 1498 · single_choice

The Omni Parker House Hotel created which famous dessert?

Banoffee pie

Boston cream pie

Key lime pie

Baked Alaska

Remaining after this: 3572

Question 1499 · single_choice

Which country is known for its bright green "princess cake"?

South Africa

Japan

Germany

Sweden

Remaining after this: 3571

Question 1500 · single_choice

What is the most uncommon color found on a world flag?

Purple

Red

Blue

Green

Remaining after this: 3570

Question 1501 · single_choice

Which country first introduced a red, white, and blue tricolor flag?

United States

Belgium

Italy

The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 3569

Question 1502 · single_choice

What does the circular shape on Japan’s flag represent?

The sun

Reincarnation

Lunar eclipse

Peace

Remaining after this: 3568

Question 1503 · single_choice

Besides America, which country's flag has the most stars?

New Zealand

Brazil

Paraguay

Australia

Remaining after this: 3567

Question 1504 · single_choice

What is the most common color combination used in national flags?

Black and white

Blue, red, and white

Yellow and white

Green, red, and yellow

Remaining after this: 3566

Question 1505 · single_choice

What country has the world’s oldest continuously used flag?

United Kingdom

Denmark

Japan

Iraq

Remaining after this: 3565

Question 1506 · single_choice

When does the Union Jack fly over Buckingham Palace?

On national holidays

When the country mourns

When the queen isn’t there

At the changing of the guard

Remaining after this: 3564

Question 1507 · single_choice

What animal is featured on Spain’s flag?

Shark

Butterfly

Lion

Eagle

Remaining after this: 3563

Question 1508 · single_choice

What do all the flags of the Scandinavian countries have in common?

They are blue

They have crosses

They have a crown

They are triangular

Remaining after this: 3562

Question 1509 · single_choice

Which country has the only flag with more than four sides?

Sweden

Chile

Guam

Nepal

Remaining after this: 3561

Question 1510 · single_choice

What is the only national flag with no common colors with the U.S. flag?

Brazil

India

Jamaica

Haiti

Remaining after this: 3560

Question 1511 · single_choice

What unique symbol does Lebanon have on its flag?

Temple

Sailboat

Snake

Cedar tree

Remaining after this: 3559

Question 1512 · single_choice

Which nation’s flag features a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Peru

The Netherlands

Turkey

Cambodia

Remaining after this: 3558

Question 1513 · single_choice

Which two countries had the same flag for 18 years?

Australia and New Zealand

Côte d’Ivoire and Ireland

Sweden and Norway

Haiti and Liechtenstein

Remaining after this: 3557

Question 1514 · single_choice

What country’s flag features an eagle, a cactus, and a serpent?

Turkey

Laos

Mexico

Australia

Remaining after this: 3556

Question 1515 · single_choice

Which country’s flag has the most colors?

Luxembourg

Belize

Kazakhstan

Ghana

Remaining after this: 3555

Question 1516 · single_choice

What does the orange color on Ireland's flag represent?

Hope

Peace

Catholics

Protestants

Remaining after this: 3554

Question 1517 · single_choice

What country had a plain green flag until 2011?

South Africa

Denmark

Libya

Vietnam

Remaining after this: 3553

Question 1518 · single_choice

Which of these country’s flags has a different front and back?

Costa Rica

Iran

Moldova

Spain

Remaining after this: 3552

Question 1519 · single_choice

What is the only country in the world with a Bible on its flag?

Greece

Switzerland

Portugal

Dominican Republic

Remaining after this: 3551

Question 1520 · single_choice

What country’s flag was designed by a 15-year-old girl?

The Bahamas

Colombia

Indonesia

Papua New Guinea

Remaining after this: 3550

Question 1521 · single_choice

Where was the ancient city of Babylon located?

Spain

Iraq

Armenia

Morocco

Remaining after this: 3549

Question 1522 · single_choice

Which of these U.S. cities was named after an ancient Egyptian capital?

Tucson, Arizona

Omaha, Nebraska

Memphis, Tennessee

Helena, Montana

Remaining after this: 3548

Question 1523 · single_choice

What does the name of Athens' "Acropolis" mean?

Mountain of the Gods

High City

City of the Sun

Great Empire

Remaining after this: 3547

Question 1524 · single_choice

The ancient city of Troy is located in which modern country?

Greece

Russia

Ethiopia

Turkey

Remaining after this: 3546

Question 1525 · single_choice

What ancient Maya city sits on the Yucatán peninsula?

Palmyra

Cusco

Kanchipuram

Chichén Itzá

Remaining after this: 3545

Question 1526 · single_choice

Alexandria, Egypt, was home to the first known what?

Sports arena

Lighthouse

Church

Library

Remaining after this: 3544

Question 1527 · single_choice

Which city was “lost” to the Western world until the early 19th century?

Petra, Jordan

Pompeii, Italy

Thebes, Egypt

Cusco, Peru

Remaining after this: 3543

Question 1528 · single_choice

The ancient city of Carthage is in which modern-day country?

Tunisia

Italy

Spain

Libya

Remaining after this: 3542

Question 1529 · single_choice

What city was the eastern end of the ancient Silk Road?

Tokyo, Japan

Seoul, South Korea

Xi'an, China

Beijing, China

Remaining after this: 3541

Question 1530 · single_choice

Which of these ancient cities was designed to be earthquake-proof?

Alexandria, Egypt

Uruk, Iraq

Yinxu, China

Machu Picchu, Peru

Remaining after this: 3540

Question 1531 · single_choice

Tikal was a major city-state of which ancient civilization?

Nazca

Maya

Assyria

Minoa

Remaining after this: 3539

Question 1532 · single_choice

What notable brick structure was built in the ancient city of Ur?

Hanging Gardens

Temple of Artemis

Great Ziggurat

Hadrian’s Wall

Remaining after this: 3538

Question 1533 · single_choice

Besides Pompeii, Mount Vesuvius also destroyed which other Italian city?

Perugia

Bologna

Herculaneum

Arzano

Remaining after this: 3537

Question 1534 · single_choice

What ancient city was home to the oldest known fortified city walls?

Damascus

Jericho

Byblos

Athens

Remaining after this: 3536

Question 1535 · single_choice

What temple served as the ancient capital of the Khmer Empire?

Kinkaku-ji

Shwedagon

Angkor Wat

Borobudur

Remaining after this: 3535

Question 1536 · single_choice

Where is this ancient pyramid?

Naples, Italy

Teotihuacan, Mexico

Flores, Guatemala

Luxor, Egypt

Remaining after this: 3534

Question 1537 · single_choice

What were these bizarre structures used for in ancient Persia?

Religious rituals

Royal residences

Storing ice

Defensive purposes

Remaining after this: 3533

Question 1538 · single_choice

The largest pre-Columbian settlement north of Mexico is near which city?

Little Rock, Arkansas

Memphis, Tennessee

St. Louis, Missouri

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Remaining after this: 3532

Question 1539 · single_choice

The Peruvian city of Cusco was originally designed in what animal’s shape?

Piranha

Alpaca

Puma

Anteater

Remaining after this: 3531

Question 1540 · single_choice

What ancient Indian city is known as the “Athens of the East”?

Madurai

Agra

Delhi

Varanasi

Remaining after this: 3530

Question 1541 · single_choice

Where can you find this “Lost City”?

Peru

Turkey

Colombia

Cambodia

Remaining after this: 3529

Question 1542 · single_choice

Which river flows through Paris?

Seine

Rhine

Loire

Volga

Remaining after this: 3528

Question 1543 · single_choice

What is the world's longest river?

Danube River

Yangtze River

Nile River

Mississippi River

Remaining after this: 3527

Question 1544 · single_choice

The River Thames flows through what capital city?

Ottawa, Canada

Paris, France

Dublin, Ireland

London, England

Remaining after this: 3526

Question 1545 · single_choice

In what country does the Amazon River begin?

Peru

Brazil

Argentina

Uruguay

Remaining after this: 3525

Question 1546 · single_choice

What is the only major river to cross the equator twice?

Nile River

Congo River

Amazon River

Rio Grande

Remaining after this: 3524

Question 1547 · single_choice

What is the longest river contained within a single country?

Yangtze River

Seine River

Neva River

Murray River

Remaining after this: 3523

Question 1548 · single_choice

What U.S. river is nicknamed the “Nation's River”?

Potomac River

Hudson River

Buffalo River

Missouri River

Remaining after this: 3522

Question 1549 · single_choice

What is the lowest-elevation river in the world?

Jordan River

Colorado River

Seine River

Yangtze River

Remaining after this: 3521

Question 1550 · single_choice

What is the main source of the Mississippi River?

Atlantic Ocean

Lake Superior

Lake Itasca

Niagara Falls

Remaining after this: 3520

Question 1551 · single_choice

Which river flows through the most national capitals?

Ganges River

Thames River

Missouri River

Danube River

Remaining after this: 3519

Question 1552 · single_choice

The Charles River flows into which U.S. city’s harbor?

Los Angeles, California

Erie, Pennsylvania

Boston, Massachusetts

Baltimore, Maryland

Remaining after this: 3518

Question 1553 · single_choice

The Po is the longest river in which country?

Poland

France

Slovenia

Italy

Remaining after this: 3517

Question 1554 · single_choice

Which body of water is the Nile River’s primary reservoir?

Mediterranean Sea

Lake Victoria

Red Sea

Lake Tanganyika

Remaining after this: 3516

Question 1555 · single_choice

China's second-longest river is named after what color?

Yellow

Red

Green

Black

Remaining after this: 3515

Question 1556 · single_choice

What is the only U.S. state whose eastern and western borders are rivers?

Michigan

Louisiana

Iowa

New Mexico

Remaining after this: 3514

Question 1557 · single_choice

The New River in the eastern U.S. holds which of these titles?

Oldest river in the U.S.

Longest river east of the Rockies

First National River

Flows through the most states

Remaining after this: 3513

Question 1558 · single_choice

Which river's name means "River River" when translated?

River Thames

River Seine

River Tiber

River Avon

Remaining after this: 3512

Question 1559 · single_choice

What two permanent rivers run through the Sahara Desert?

Congo and Niger

Zambezi and Congo

Volta and Congo

Nile and Niger

Remaining after this: 3511

Question 1560 · single_choice

The River Thames goes by what other name when flowing through Oxford?

The Cambridge

The Dreaming Spire

The Severn

The Isis

Remaining after this: 3510

Question 1561 · single_choice

What is the longest river in Antarctica?

Onyx River

Deception River

Elephant River

Alph River

Remaining after this: 3509

Question 1562 · single_choice

Which pizza was created to represent the Italian flag?

Neapolitan pizza

Margherita pizza

White pizza

Arugula and prosciutto pizza

Remaining after this: 3508

Question 1563 · single_choice

What food is official only if it’s from the Parma region of Italy?

Prosciutto

Pesto sauce

Parmesan cheese

Balsamic vinegar

Remaining after this: 3507

Question 1564 · single_choice

When do you eat antipasti during a traditional Italian meal?

Before the meal

After the pasta

After the main course

At the end of the meal

Remaining after this: 3506

Question 1565 · single_choice

Where was the cannoli invented?

Sicily

Florence

Venice

Rome

Remaining after this: 3505

Question 1566 · single_choice

Which staple of Italian cooking wasn’t introduced until the 1500s?

Garlic

Prosciutto

Pasta

Tomatoes

Remaining after this: 3504

Question 1567 · single_choice

What type of pasta has a name that means "little ears"?

Ravioli

Penne

Orecchiette

Tagliatelle

Remaining after this: 3503

Question 1568 · single_choice

What key ingredient in ice cream is missing from most Italian gelatos?

Eggs

Cream

Milk

Air

Remaining after this: 3502

Question 1569 · single_choice

What Italian town is known for producing balsamic vinegar?

Portofino

Verona

Modena

Sorrento

Remaining after this: 3501

Question 1570 · single_choice

Which country is second only to Italy in wine production?

France

Spain

United States

South Africa

Remaining after this: 3500

Question 1571 · single_choice

What Italian dessert's name means "pick me up"?

Affogato

Panna cotta

Cannoli

Tiramisu

Remaining after this: 3499

Question 1572 · single_choice

Which African cats live together in a group called a pride?

Cheetahs

Tigers

Lions

Leopards

Remaining after this: 3498

Question 1573 · single_choice

Which animal is NOT one of Africa's "Big Five"?

Lion

Rhino

Elephant

Hyena

Remaining after this: 3497

Question 1574 · single_choice

What is the name for a group of hyenas?

A pack

A giggle

A cackle

A mischief

Remaining after this: 3496

Question 1575 · single_choice

Where does Africa's Great Migration start?

Egypt

Tanzania

Mozambique

Chad

Remaining after this: 3495

Question 1576 · single_choice

What animal’s name translates to “river horse” in Greek?

Meerkat

Hippopotamus

Zebra

Crocodile

Remaining after this: 3494

Question 1577 · single_choice

Which African city is famous for its native penguin population?

Lagos, Nigeria

Cape Town, South Africa

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Antananarivo, Madagascar

Remaining after this: 3493

Question 1578 · single_choice

What animal is endemic to the island of Madagascar?

Iguana

Tortoise

Lemur

Platypus

Remaining after this: 3492

Question 1579 · single_choice

Which country is home to the most African elephants?

Morocco

Nigeria

Botswana

Mali

Remaining after this: 3491

Question 1580 · single_choice

Madagascar is home to nearly half of the world’s species of what animal?

Chameleons

Parrots

Zebras

Turtles

Remaining after this: 3490

Question 1581 · single_choice

The springbok is a medium-sized version of what animal?

Antelope

Goat

Aardvark

Cheetah

Remaining after this: 3489

Question 1582 · single_choice

What term is used to describe a group of wildebeests?

Confusion

Panic

Tornado

Earthquake

Remaining after this: 3488

Question 1583 · single_choice

In which African country can you share a hotel with giraffes?

Cameroon

Uganda

Kenya

Somalia

Remaining after this: 3487

Question 1584 · single_choice

Which country is home to the continent’s largest lion population?

Tunisia

Tanzania

Mauritius

Gabon

Remaining after this: 3486

Question 1585 · single_choice

Where would you be most likely to find an oxpecker bird?

On a rhino’s back

In a salt flat

Around an animal carcass

In underground burrows

Remaining after this: 3485

Question 1586 · single_choice

Where can you find over half of the world’s mountain gorilla population?

Libya

Guinea

Ethiopia

DR Congo

Remaining after this: 3484

Question 1587 · single_choice

Which African bird is the world's most populous wild bird species?

Red-billed Quelea

Oxpecker

Ostrich

Macaw

Remaining after this: 3483

Question 1588 · single_choice

What is the maximum running speed of a cheetah?

15 mph

40 mph

75 mph

125 mph

Remaining after this: 3482

Question 1589 · single_choice

How long is an African elephant’s gestation period?

2 months

9 months

22 months

40 months

Remaining after this: 3481

Question 1590 · single_choice

Why do ostriches swallow pebbles?

Digestion aids

To kill parasites

Supplemental nutrition

Mating rituals

Remaining after this: 3480

Question 1591 · single_choice

In which of these countries can you find the world’s largest frog?

Morocco

Somalia

Mozambique

Cameroon

Remaining after this: 3479

Question 1592 · single_choice

What does the African dung beetle use to navigate at night?

The scent of their food

The Milky Way galaxy

Their tongues

Elevation changes

Remaining after this: 3478

Question 1593 · single_choice

Where did golf originate?

France

The Netherlands

Scotland

China

Remaining after this: 3477

Question 1594 · single_choice

Where is the world's oldest annual marathon held?

New York, New York

Boston, Massachusetts

London, England

Rome, Italy

Remaining after this: 3476

Question 1595 · single_choice

What is thought to be the oldest competitive sport in human history?

Wrestling

Golf

Soccer

Cricket

Remaining after this: 3475

Question 1596 · single_choice

What English sport is the precursor to baseball?

Bat and ball

Rounders

Bandy

Fetch-catch

Remaining after this: 3474

Question 1597 · single_choice

The first surfboards were made of what?

Fiberglass

Stone

Rubber

Wood

Remaining after this: 3473

Question 1598 · single_choice

The first hints of soccer came from what country?

China

Egypt

India

France

Remaining after this: 3472

Question 1599 · single_choice

The Iroquois game of tewaarathon is an ancient ancestor of what sport?

Lacrosse

Volleyball

Speed skating

Golf

Remaining after this: 3471

Question 1600 · single_choice

On what famous field was the first baseball game officially played?

Ebbets Field, New York

Sportsman’s Park, Missouri

Wrigley Field, Illinois

Elysian Fields, New Jersey

Remaining after this: 3470

Question 1601 · single_choice

The earliest known form of bowling was played in what country?

Egypt

India

France

Mongolia

Remaining after this: 3469

Question 1602 · single_choice

What institution was instrumental in popularizing basketball?

U.S. Army

The Catholic Church

Boy Scouts

YMCA

Remaining after this: 3468

Question 1603 · single_choice

What were the first basketball hoops made of?

Trash cans

Peach baskets

Chicken wire

Fishing nets

Remaining after this: 3467

Question 1604 · single_choice

Which classic competitive game was once an Olympic sport?

Corn hole

Frisbee

Tug-of-war

Capture the flag

Remaining after this: 3466

Question 1605 · single_choice

Where is the world's oldest continuously held sailing regatta?

Auckland, New Zealand

Cape Town, South Africa

Honolulu, Hawaii

Sydney, Australia

Remaining after this: 3465

Question 1606 · single_choice

In what state was the NFL born?

Ohio

New York

Georgia

California

Remaining after this: 3464

Question 1607 · single_choice

Invented in France, tennis’ precursor first used what instead of rackets?

Sticks

Boards

Cups

Hands

Remaining after this: 3463

Question 1608 · single_choice

Which state is the birthplace of waterskiing?

Hawaii

Washington

Minnesota

Florida

Remaining after this: 3462

Question 1609 · single_choice

Polo was first played in what ancient empire?

Mongolian

Malian

Egyptian

Persian

Remaining after this: 3461

Question 1610 · single_choice

The word “karate” is a combination of two words that mean what?

Empty hand

Enlightened mind

Clear soul

Quick eyes

Remaining after this: 3460

Question 1611 · single_choice

According to legend, what were the first hockey pucks in Canada made from?

Cow dung

Chunks of ice

Mud

Pie dishes

Remaining after this: 3459

Question 1612 · single_choice

What was the first U.S. state to adopt an official sport?

Florida

New York

Texas

Maryland

Remaining after this: 3458

Question 1613 · single_choice

If London Bridge really were falling down, into what river would it land?

River Severn

River Tyne

River Seine

River Thames

Remaining after this: 3457

Question 1614 · single_choice

"International Orange" is the name of the paint color on what bridge?

Brooklyn Bridge

Golden Gate Bridge

Rialto Bridge

Sydney Harbor Bridge

Remaining after this: 3456

Question 1615 · single_choice

In what country is the world's tallest bridge?

France

China

United States

Brazil

Remaining after this: 3455

Question 1616 · single_choice

What will you find at Austin’s historic Congress Avenue Bridge?

Longest single bridge span in U.S.

A collection of native flowers

World’s tallest clock tower

World’s largest bat colony

Remaining after this: 3454

Question 1617 · single_choice

The Brooklyn Bridge links Brooklyn to what other NYC borough?

The Bronx

Staten Island

Manhattan

Queens

Remaining after this: 3453

Question 1618 · single_choice

What unique feature lines Florence's Ponte Vecchio bridge?

Shops

Gargoyles

Cannons

Grape vines

Remaining after this: 3452

Question 1619 · single_choice

The Charles Bridge connects what city’s castle to the Old Town area?

Rome

Minsk

Istanbul

Prague

Remaining after this: 3451

Question 1620 · single_choice

The ancient Roman Pont du Gard was originally built to transport what?

Horses

Soldiers

Oxen

Water

Remaining after this: 3450

Question 1621 · single_choice

The Helix over the Marina Bay in Singapore is modeled after what?

Malayan coral snake

DNA structure

Sail boat

Rainforest trees

Remaining after this: 3449

Question 1622 · single_choice

In what state can you find the famous covered bridges of Madison County?

New Jersey

Minnesota

Iowa

New York

Remaining after this: 3448

Question 1623 · single_choice

The Rialto Bridge spans the Grand Canal of what Italian "City of Water"?

Palermo

Venice

Verona

Naples

Remaining after this: 3447

Question 1624 · single_choice

The Sunshine Skyway Bridge stretches four miles over which bay?

Bay of Biscay

Chesapeake Bay

Tampa Bay

Bay of Bengal

Remaining after this: 3446

Question 1625 · single_choice

The longest bridge in the U.S. is built across what lake?

Lake Pontchartrain

Lake Erie

Lake Champlain

Lake Winnibigoshish

Remaining after this: 3445

Question 1626 · single_choice

The Chapel Bridge, the oldest covered bridge in Europe, is found where?

Luxembourg

Denmark

Slovenia

Switzerland

Remaining after this: 3444

Question 1627 · single_choice

Where is this striking bridge nicknamed the "Woman's Bridge"?

South Korea

Ireland

The Maldives

Argentina

Remaining after this: 3443

Question 1628 · single_choice

The iconic Safavid bridge known as Si-o-se-pol is in what country?

Laos

Egypt

Iran

Israel

Remaining after this: 3442

Question 1629 · single_choice

Ljubljana, Slovenia, features a famous bridge guarded by what?

Cannons

Angels

Wolves

Dragons

Remaining after this: 3441

Question 1630 · single_choice

The Gateshead Millennium is a unique pedestrian bridge in which country?

Ireland

Germany

The United Kingdom

Switzerland

Remaining after this: 3440

Question 1631 · single_choice

Before fame, which television star worked on the Sydney Harbor Bridge?

Steve Irwin

Mel Gibson

Paul Hogan

Hugh Jackman

Remaining after this: 3439

Question 1632 · single_choice

Which two Great Lakes are connected by the Mackinac Bridge?

Michigan and Huron

Erie and Ontario

Huron and Superior

Michigan and Superior

Remaining after this: 3438

Question 1633 · single_choice

Where was poutine created?

France

Belgium

Canada

United States

Remaining after this: 3437

Question 1634 · single_choice

Haggis is the national dish of what country?

England

Australia

Scotland

Germany

Remaining after this: 3436

Question 1635 · single_choice

The Greek dish saganaki consists of fried what?

Shrimp

Meatballs

Cheese

Eggplant

Remaining after this: 3435

Question 1636 · single_choice

Moules-frites is a Belgian staple featuring what seafood?

Clams

Oysters

Mussels

Scallops

Remaining after this: 3434

Question 1637 · single_choice

What is considered the national dish of Mexico?

Enchiladas

Tostadas

Chiles en nogada

Mole

Remaining after this: 3433

Question 1638 · single_choice

Israeli falafel is typically made from which legume?

Lentils

Kidney beans

Chickpeas

Peanuts

Remaining after this: 3432

Question 1639 · single_choice

Bibimbap is a traditional rice dish from which country?

Korea

Japan

Australia

Cambodia

Remaining after this: 3431

Question 1640 · single_choice

Ceviche is considered the national dish of which South American country?

Chile

Peru

Ecuador

Guyana

Remaining after this: 3430

Question 1641 · single_choice

Bacalhau is a Portuguese preparation of what fish?

Salmon

Tuna

Flounder

Cod

Remaining after this: 3429

Question 1642 · single_choice

What flatbread is a staple of Ethiopian cuisine?

Naan

Pita

Matzah

Injera

Remaining after this: 3428

Question 1643 · single_choice

Soup dumplings were born in which Chinese city?

Hong Kong

Shenzhen

Beijing

Shanghai

Remaining after this: 3427

Question 1644 · single_choice

Varenyky is another name for which Eastern European dish?

Pierogies

Kielbasa

Goulash

Kefir

Remaining after this: 3426

Question 1645 · single_choice

Feijoada is the national dish of which country?

Brazil

Costa Rica

Jamaica

Chile

Remaining after this: 3425

Question 1646 · single_choice

What is the key ingredient of the Eastern European dish borscht?

Paprika

Bone marrow

Ghost pepper

Beetroot

Remaining after this: 3424

Question 1647 · single_choice

Khachapuri, a type of cheesy bread, is the national dish of what country?

Georgia

Sweden

South Africa

Brazil

Remaining after this: 3423

Question 1648 · single_choice

What dish is traditionally served at England's Wimbledon tennis matches?

Apricot biscuits

Blancmange

Strawberries and cream

Curds and whey

Remaining after this: 3422

Question 1649 · single_choice

South Africa has a beloved street food named after which animals?

Penguins

Cheetahs

Bunnies

Foxes

Remaining after this: 3421

Question 1650 · single_choice

What stuffed tortilla is the national dish of El Salvador?

Burrito

Enchilada

Pupusa

Torta

Remaining after this: 3420

Question 1651 · single_choice

Ćevapi is the national dish of which nation?

Fiji

Madagascar

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Cambodia

Remaining after this: 3419

Question 1652 · single_choice

What is the national emblem of Ireland?

Sheep

Harp

Pot of gold

Claddagh ring

Remaining after this: 3418

Question 1653 · single_choice

Besides English, what is the other official language of Ireland?

Gaelic

Gothic

French

Welsh

Remaining after this: 3417

Question 1654 · single_choice

What creatures did St. Patrick allegedly drive away from Ireland?

Snakes

Rats

Locusts

Wolves

Remaining after this: 3416

Question 1655 · single_choice

According to legend, St. Patrick used the shamrock to represent what?

The Holy Trinity

The world's oceans

The Apostles

Everlasting life

Remaining after this: 3415

Question 1656 · single_choice

What “gift” is bestowed upon kissing the Blarney Stone?

Good luck

Many children

Eloquence

Riches

Remaining after this: 3414

Question 1657 · single_choice

O’Brien’s Tower crowns what popular Irish tourist attraction?

Dublin Castle

Cliffs of Moher

Newgrange Tomb

St. Patrick's Cathedral

Remaining after this: 3413

Question 1658 · single_choice

In Ireland, which of the following is known as “the Black Stuff”?

Guinness

Coffee

Asphalt

Peat

Remaining after this: 3412

Question 1659 · single_choice

The Irish city of Waterford is best known for manufacturing what product?

Automobiles

Crystal

Beer

Artificial turf

Remaining after this: 3411

Question 1660 · single_choice

A common sight in Ireland, what is a “boxty”?

A patch of dense fog

A stone fence

An extremely narrow road

A potato pancake

Remaining after this: 3410

Question 1661 · single_choice

What beverage is known as a “half and half” in Ireland?

Milk mixed with whiskey

Coffee and tea brewed together

Guinness layered over pale ale

Irish whiskey dropped in Guinness

Remaining after this: 3409

Question 1662 · single_choice

Cobh, Ireland, was the final stop of what ship’s ill-fated voyage?

Titanic

Hindenburg

Edmund Fitzgerald

Sultana

Remaining after this: 3408

Question 1663 · single_choice

Which important job is properly known as “taoiseach” in Ireland?

Police officer

Prime minister

Clergyperson

Bartender

Remaining after this: 3407

Question 1664 · single_choice

What is the name of Ireland’s Parliament?

Dia Duit

Fáilte

Sláinte

Oireachtas

Remaining after this: 3406

Question 1665 · single_choice

In what year was the Irish Free State first established?

1708

1877

1922

1999

Remaining after this: 3405

Question 1666 · single_choice

On display at Dublins’ Trinity College, what is the Book of Kells?

Illustrated version of the Gospels

An early Gaelic dictionary

A book of Celtic druid rituals

A registry of every Irish family

Remaining after this: 3404

Question 1667 · single_choice

The ancient Irish festival Samhain inspired what modern holiday?

Easter

Christmas

Halloween

Thanksgiving

Remaining after this: 3403

Question 1668 · single_choice

In Irish slang, what does “the pale” refer to?

Dublin

Any non-Guinness beer

The weather

An extremely large breakfast

Remaining after this: 3402

Question 1669 · single_choice

Ireland has taken home the most victories in what European competition?

Champions League

UEFA European Championship

Eurovision Song Contest

Cannes Film Festival

Remaining after this: 3401

Question 1670 · single_choice

Which of the following sports is one of the four “Gaelic games”?

Golf

Handball

Rugby

Horse racing

Remaining after this: 3400

Question 1671 · single_choice

What is the highest mountain peak in Ireland?

Cnoc na Péiste

Lugnaquilla

Galtymore

Carrauntoohil

Remaining after this: 3399

Question 1672 · single_choice

Which state is home to the Mall of America?

Florida

Wisconsin

Minnesota

Texas

Remaining after this: 3398

Question 1673 · single_choice

Where is Mount Rushmore?

Virginia

Massachusetts

New York

South Dakota

Remaining after this: 3397

Question 1674 · single_choice

What is the Statue of Liberty holding, besides the torch?

A flag

A newspaper

An eagle

A tablet

Remaining after this: 3396

Question 1675 · single_choice

“Muscle Beach” is a nickname for which famous beach?

Venice Beach, California

Rockaway Beach, New York

Wildwood Beach, New Jersey

Miami Beach, Florida

Remaining after this: 3395

Question 1676 · single_choice

What is the name of this famous street?

Oak Street

Canal Street

Royal Street

Bourbon Street

Remaining after this: 3394

Question 1677 · single_choice

Disney's EPCOT stands for "Experimental Prototype Community of" what?

Technology

Teamwork

Today

Tomorrow

Remaining after this: 3393

Question 1678 · single_choice

The Freedom Trail winds through what American city?

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Boston, Massachusetts

New York, New York

Providence, Rhode Island

Remaining after this: 3392

Question 1679 · single_choice

Pike Place Market was the original home of which coffee chain?

Dunkin

Peet’s

Tim Hortons

Starbucks

Remaining after this: 3391

Question 1680 · single_choice

Which of these presidents is NOT on Mount Rushmore?

George Washington

John Adams

Thomas Jefferson

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 3390

Question 1681 · single_choice

Chicago’s Navy Pier is famous for what nearly 200-foot-tall attraction?

Water fountain

Naval museum

Ferris wheel

Clock

Remaining after this: 3389

Question 1682 · single_choice

Which river carved the Grand Canyon?

Colorado River

Rio Grande

San Juan River

Mississippi River

Remaining after this: 3388

Question 1683 · single_choice

In which city is the majority of the Las Vegas Strip located?

Reno

Paradise

Henderson

Boulder City

Remaining after this: 3387

Question 1684 · single_choice

What is NYC’s Times Square named for?

Its clocktower

The New York Times

The subway schedule

A watch company

Remaining after this: 3386

Question 1685 · single_choice

What did Los Angeles’ original Hollywood sign say?

Welcome to Hollywood

Hollywood, California

Tinseltown

Hollywoodland

Remaining after this: 3385

Question 1686 · single_choice

Old Faithful is in which U.S. national park?

Yosemite

Great Smoky Mountains

Yellowstone

Grand Canyon

Remaining after this: 3384

Question 1687 · single_choice

The Golden Gate Bridge connects the city of San Francisco with what?

Alcatraz

Silicon Valley

The Presidio

Marin County

Remaining after this: 3383

Question 1688 · single_choice

What was the previous name for the White House?

The Great House

Executive Mansion

Washington’s Palace

Presidential Residence

Remaining after this: 3382

Question 1689 · single_choice

What was Disney World’s original admission price?

Free

$8

$3.50

$15

Remaining after this: 3381

Question 1690 · single_choice

Which of these landmarks is as wide as it is tall?

Golden Gate Bridge

Statue of Liberty

Mount Rushmore

Gateway Arch

Remaining after this: 3380

Question 1691 · single_choice

What was the Alamo’s original purpose?

A military fort

A farm

A Spanish mission

A private residence

Remaining after this: 3379

Question 1692 · single_choice

What U.S. city is home to the 1,200-acre Balboa Park?

San Diego, California

Miami, Florida

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Denver, Colorado

Remaining after this: 3378

Question 1693 · single_choice

Mammoth Cave, the world’s longest cave system, is in which state?

Tennessee

Virginia

Utah

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 3377

Question 1694 · single_choice

What do the Lincoln Memorial’s columns represent?

States

Battles

Laws

Presidents

Remaining after this: 3376

Question 1695 · single_choice

Most Caribbean islands are part of the Greater or Lesser what?

Indies

Caicos

Antilles

Caribs

Remaining after this: 3375

Question 1696 · single_choice

What is the largest Caribbean island by area?

Cuba

Hispaniola

Jamaica

Puerto Rico

Remaining after this: 3374

Question 1697 · single_choice

What word is in the name of three Caribbean island countries?

Republic

Islands

British

Saint

Remaining after this: 3373

Question 1698 · single_choice

What country controls the largest area of the island of Hispaniola?

Costa Rica

Belize

Haiti

Dominican Republic

Remaining after this: 3372

Question 1699 · single_choice

What island is home to a namesake orange-flavored liqueur?

Curaçao

Anguilla

Bonaire

Bermuda

Remaining after this: 3371

Question 1700 · single_choice

What Caribbean island is the world's only country named after a woman?

Grenada

Saint Lucia

Saint Kitts

Haiti

Remaining after this: 3370

Question 1701 · single_choice

Guadeloupe, Martinique, and Saint Barts are all part of which country?

Netherlands

France

United Kingdom

United States

Remaining after this: 3369

Question 1702 · single_choice

Before it was part of the U.S., Puerto Rico was part of what country?

The Netherlands

Spain

United Kingdom

Portugal

Remaining after this: 3368

Question 1703 · single_choice

The island of Bonaire is a municipality of what European country?

France

England

Sweden

The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 3367

Question 1704 · single_choice

The Rastafari religion originated on which Caribbean island?

Jamaica

Barbados

Trinidad

Aruba

Remaining after this: 3366

Question 1705 · single_choice

What Caribbean island is known as "Little England"?

Barbados

Antigua

Martinique

St. Vincent and the Grenadines

Remaining after this: 3365

Question 1706 · single_choice

With a depth of 663 feet, the blue hole pictured here is in what country?

Dominica

Turks and Caicos

Antigua and Barbuda

The Bahamas

Remaining after this: 3364

Question 1707 · single_choice

Where is this aviation-lover’s paradise?

Montserrat

Sint Maarten

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Anguilla

Remaining after this: 3363

Question 1708 · single_choice

In what modern country did Christopher Columbus first make landfall?

Dominican Republic

Trinidad and Tobago

St. Vincent and the Grenadines

The Bahamas

Remaining after this: 3362

Question 1709 · single_choice

Where did calypso music originate?

Jamaica

Trinidad and Tobago

Dominican Republic

Barbados

Remaining after this: 3361

Question 1710 · single_choice

The flag of the island of Barbados features an image of what weapon?

Harpoon

Rifle

Trident

Sabre

Remaining after this: 3360

Question 1711 · single_choice

What is the smallest sovereign state in the Western Hemisphere?

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Dominica

Grenada

Saint Lucia

Remaining after this: 3359

Question 1712 · single_choice

The island of Dominica is home to the Caribbean’s longest what?

Coastline

Black-sand beach

Highway

Hiking trail

Remaining after this: 3358

Question 1713 · single_choice

The deepest trench in the Atlantic is named for which Caribbean island?

Cuba

Antigua

Puerto Rico

Aruba

Remaining after this: 3357

Question 1714 · single_choice

What is the tallest mountain in the Caribbean?

Mount Pelée

Pico Duarte

Mount St. Catherine

Nevis Peak

Remaining after this: 3356

Question 1715 · single_choice

What city used to be called Constantinople?

Rome, Italy

Athens, Greece

Stockholm, Sweden

Istanbul, Turkey

Remaining after this: 3355

Question 1716 · single_choice

What Canadian city used to be known as York?

Montreal

Calgary

Toronto

Quebec City

Remaining after this: 3354

Question 1717 · single_choice

Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam, was formerly known as what?

Hanoi

Mumbai

Saigon

Peking

Remaining after this: 3353

Question 1718 · single_choice

Bombay, India, is now known as what?

Delhi

Calcutta

Bangalore

Mumbai

Remaining after this: 3352

Question 1719 · single_choice

What European capital used to be called Christiania?

Madrid, Spain

Oslo, Norway

Berlin, Germany

Bucharest, Romania

Remaining after this: 3351

Question 1720 · single_choice

Which country's capital used to be called Philadelphia?

Egypt

Australia

Jordan

Scotland

Remaining after this: 3350

Question 1721 · single_choice

What country's current capital is an anagram of its former capital?

Ireland

Russia

Venezuela

Japan

Remaining after this: 3349

Question 1722 · single_choice

Centralia was the original name for which U.S. city?

Topeka, Kansas

Madison, Wisconsin

Providence, Rhode Island

Fargo, North Dakota

Remaining after this: 3348

Question 1723 · single_choice

Which city was formerly known as Batavia?

Manila, Philippines

Auckland, New Zealand

Cape Town, South Africa

Jakarta, Indonesia

Remaining after this: 3347

Question 1724 · single_choice

Which country's capital city was renamed Nur-Sultan in 2019?

Kazakhstan

Oman

Pakistan

Brunei

Remaining after this: 3346

Question 1725 · single_choice

Which country calls McDonald's "McDo"?

Germany

Spain

France

Finland

Remaining after this: 3345

Question 1726 · single_choice

Where is KFC known as "PFK"?

Germany

Quebec, Canada

Kentucky

Japan

Remaining after this: 3344

Question 1727 · single_choice

What Canadian coffee chain is named after a former hockey player?

Mark Messiers

Paul Coffeys

Tim Hortons

Maurice Richards

Remaining after this: 3343

Question 1728 · single_choice

Where did the first Dunkin' Donuts open?

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Westfield, New Jersey

Syracuse, New York

Quincy, Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 3342

Question 1729 · single_choice

Where won’t you find any Taco Bells?

Mexico

Canada

Dominican Republic

Japan

Remaining after this: 3341

Question 1730 · single_choice

What is Burger King known as in Australia?

Burger Queen

Macca's

Hungry Jack's

Big Burger

Remaining after this: 3340

Question 1731 · single_choice

Which unexpected feature can you find in a Finland Burger King?

A cocktail bar

A casino

A sauna

A library

Remaining after this: 3339

Question 1732 · single_choice

In 2001, Pizza Hut delivered a pie to what distant location?

Deck of a cruise ship

Surface of the moon

Peak of Mount Everest

International Space Station

Remaining after this: 3338

Question 1733 · single_choice

Which state has the fewest Starbucks locations?

Delaware

Montana

West Virginia

Vermont

Remaining after this: 3337

Question 1734 · single_choice

Nando's is a South African chain specializing in what style of chicken?

Lemon pepper

Peri-peri

Pollo asado

Biryani

Remaining after this: 3336

Question 1735 · single_choice

Corn and peas are a popular topping on Subway sandwiches in which country?

India

New Zealand

South Africa

Peru

Remaining after this: 3335

Question 1736 · single_choice

Which country has a fast food restaurant called Mash Donald's?

China

India

Iran

Australia

Remaining after this: 3334

Question 1737 · single_choice

Where did Starbucks open their first location outside of North America?

Shanghai, China

London, England

Paris, France

Tokyo, Japan

Remaining after this: 3333

Question 1738 · single_choice

Jollibee is a fried chicken chain originally founded in which country?

The Philippines

Morocco

Sweden

China

Remaining after this: 3332

Question 1739 · single_choice

The Japanese chain Beard Papa's is known for what indulgent dessert?

Key lime pies

Chocolate lava cakes

Jelly doughnuts

Cream puffs

Remaining after this: 3331

Question 1740 · single_choice

Which country has a ski-through McDonald's?

Sweden

Canada

France

Russia

Remaining after this: 3330

Question 1741 · single_choice

Pollo Campero was founded in which Latin American country?

Uruguay

Honduras

Guatemala

Mexico

Remaining after this: 3329

Question 1742 · single_choice

Taiwanese Pizza Huts offer a pizza with what snack baked into the crust?

Gushers

M&Ms

Skittles

Oreos

Remaining after this: 3328

Question 1743 · single_choice

Finland's Hesburger also provides what non-food related service?

Car washing

Haircut

Dental cleaning

Manicure

Remaining after this: 3327

Question 1744 · single_choice

Chinese McDonald's once served a sundae topped with what herb?

Mint

Cilantro

Basil

Oregano

Remaining after this: 3326

Question 1745 · single_choice

Which of the following states does NOT border California?

Oregon

Nevada

Utah

Arizona

Remaining after this: 3325

Question 1746 · single_choice

Where is the lowest elevation point in California?

Death Valley

San Joaquin Valley

Sacramento River

Colorado River

Remaining after this: 3324

Question 1747 · single_choice

California produces about 85% of America's what?

Soybeans

Automobiles

Electricity

Wine

Remaining after this: 3323

Question 1748 · single_choice

What is California’s most populous city?

San Francisco

San Diego

Los Angeles

San Jose

Remaining after this: 3322

Question 1749 · single_choice

Where does California’s Highway 1 travel?

Along the Pacific coast

Along the Mexico border

From San Francisco to Las Vegas

Around Los Angeles

Remaining after this: 3321

Question 1750 · single_choice

The city of Anaheim is home to what iconic California attraction?

Disneyland

Walk of Fame

Golden Gate Bridge

Joshua Tree

Remaining after this: 3320

Question 1751 · single_choice

What is California’s official state motto?

Eureka!

Oro y plata

Excelsior!

Liberty and Prosperity

Remaining after this: 3319

Question 1752 · single_choice

What is the tallest mountain in California?

Mount Shasta

Mount Williamson

Mount Whitney

Mount San Jacinto

Remaining after this: 3318

Question 1753 · single_choice

What divides the Pacific and North American tectonic plates?

Sacramento River

San Andreas Fault

Silicon Valley

Mount Tam

Remaining after this: 3317

Question 1754 · single_choice

Which distinctive trees are found in the deserts of Southern California?

Redwood trees

Baobab trees

Dragon's blood trees

Joshua trees

Remaining after this: 3316

Question 1755 · single_choice

California was where which of these fast food chains got its start?

Starbucks

Burger King

McDonald's

Dunkin Donuts

Remaining after this: 3315

Question 1756 · single_choice

Los Angeles was the birthplace of which famous sandwich?

Hot chicken

Cheesesteak

Muffaletta

French dip

Remaining after this: 3314

Question 1757 · single_choice

Where can you find the tallest building in California?

San Francisco

Los Angeles

Sacramento

San Diego

Remaining after this: 3313

Question 1758 · single_choice

Which California park was the first to receive national park status?

Yosemite National Park

Sequoia National Park

Lassen Volcanic National Park

Redwood National Park

Remaining after this: 3312

Question 1759 · single_choice

Which California city is known as the “Salad Bowl of the World”?

Riverside

Eureka

Salinas

Bakersfield

Remaining after this: 3311

Question 1760 · single_choice

California is home to which of these engineering feats?

First railroad in the U.S.

Largest airport in the U.S.

Longest bridge in the U.S.

Tallest dam in the U.S.

Remaining after this: 3310

Question 1761 · single_choice

What is California’s largest island?

Alcatraz

Balboa

Catalina

Santa Cruz

Remaining after this: 3309

Question 1762 · single_choice

California produces 99% of America’s supply of which of these crops?

Garlic

Blueberries

Walnuts

Potatoes

Remaining after this: 3308

Question 1763 · single_choice

Which mountain features the famed Hollywood sign?

Mount Harwood

Dawson Peak

Mount San Antonio

Mount Lee

Remaining after this: 3307

Question 1764 · single_choice

What is the Golden Gate Bridge named after?

The Gold Rush

A novel

A strait

A Spanish ship

Remaining after this: 3306

Question 1765 · single_choice

What year did Disney World open its doors?

1940

1959

1971

1986

Remaining after this: 3305

Question 1766 · single_choice

What princess's castle is at the center of Disney World's Magic Kingdom?

Sleeping Beauty

Cinderella

Rapunzel

Snow White

Remaining after this: 3304

Question 1767 · single_choice

Which of the following is true about the 1975 opening of Space Mountain?

It opened during a solar eclipse

Every rider got sick

Real astronauts attended

Walt Disney was the first rider

Remaining after this: 3303

Question 1768 · single_choice

The Tree of Life is the symbol of what Disney World theme park?

Magic Kingdom

Animal Kingdom

EPCOT

Hollywood Studios

Remaining after this: 3302

Question 1769 · single_choice

What was Walt Disney’s original plan for EPCOT?

To make it all virtual reality

To build a utopian city

To be completely free to visitors

To replace the U.N.

Remaining after this: 3301

Question 1770 · single_choice

What Disney World attraction first debuted at the 1964 World’s Fair?

Carousel of Progress

Space Mountain

Pirates of the Caribbean

Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride

Remaining after this: 3300

Question 1771 · single_choice

What Disney World attraction takes riders in “doom buggies”?

Haunted Mansion

Country Bear Jamboree

Enchanted Tiki Room

Mad Tea Party

Remaining after this: 3299

Question 1772 · single_choice

Disney World's Galaxy's Edge is based on what film franchise?

Marvel Cinematic Universe

Indiana Jones

Star Trek

Star Wars

Remaining after this: 3298

Question 1773 · single_choice

What Disney ride is billed as "the happiest cruise that ever sailed"?

Pirates of the Caribbean

Kali River Rapids

Splash Mountain

It's a Small World

Remaining after this: 3297

Question 1774 · single_choice

What Disney World roller coaster is the most expensive ever built?

Space Mountain

Slinky Dog Dash

Big Thunder Mountain

Expedition Everest

Remaining after this: 3296

Question 1775 · single_choice

What band is featured on Hollywood Studios’ “Rock 'n' Roller Coaster”?

Coldplay

Guns N Roses

Metallica

Aerosmith

Remaining after this: 3295

Question 1776 · single_choice

Pandora, part of the Animal Kingdom, is based on what movie?

Moana

Treasure Planet

Avatar

Hercules

Remaining after this: 3294

Question 1777 · single_choice

Which of these rides is no longer open at Disney World?

Mr. Toad's Wild Ride

Big Thunder Mountain Railroad

Dumbo the Flying Elephant

It's a Small World

Remaining after this: 3293

Question 1778 · single_choice

What item at Disney World was purposefully designed incorrectly?

Jungle Cruise’s elephants

Main Street’s American flags

Hall of Presidents' Abe Lincoln

Seven Dwarfs Mine Train

Remaining after this: 3292

Question 1779 · single_choice

What country is NOT represented at EPCOT's World Showcase?

Morocco

France

Brazil

Norway

Remaining after this: 3291

Question 1780 · single_choice

The EPCOT 3D film “Captain EO” featured what musician?

Bono

Mariah Carey

Michael Jackson

David Bowie

Remaining after this: 3290

Question 1781 · single_choice

What Disney World ride is based on the TV series "The Twilight Zone"?

Tower of Terror

The Haunted Mansion

Mission: SPACE

Space Mountain

Remaining after this: 3289

Question 1782 · single_choice

What attraction is the tallest at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom?

Cinderella’s Castle

Big Thunder Mountain

The Magic Carpets of Aladdin

Space Mountain

Remaining after this: 3288

Question 1783 · single_choice

What is the name of the geodesic dome that is EPCOT's signature symbol?

The Omnisphere

Disney Dome

Ball of Time

Spaceship Earth

Remaining after this: 3287

Question 1784 · single_choice

Which of these water parks is part of Walt Disney World?

Typhoon Lagoon

Noah's Ark

Boomerang Bay

Roaring Springs

Remaining after this: 3286

Question 1785 · single_choice

New Orleans' French Quarter is home to which famous street?

Beale Street

Bourbon Street

Frenchmen Street

Market Street

Remaining after this: 3285

Question 1786 · single_choice

Chicago's "Magnificent Mile" is a shopping district on what street?

Wacker Drive

Dearborn Street

Michigan Avenue

Lake Shore Drive

Remaining after this: 3284

Question 1787 · single_choice

Pictured here is the curvy Lombard Street of what U.S. city?

San Francisco

Baltimore

Pittsburgh

Atlanta

Remaining after this: 3283

Question 1788 · single_choice

Hollywood Boulevard is the site of what famous landmark?

Griffith Observatory

Disneyland

Walk of Fame

Santa Monica Pier

Remaining after this: 3282

Question 1789 · single_choice

Paris’ Avenue des Champs-Élysées is home to what monument?

Eiffel Tower

Notre Dame Cathedral

Louvre Museum

Arc de Triomphe

Remaining after this: 3281

Question 1790 · single_choice

The road pictured here is most famous for its association with what band?

The Beach Boys

The Monkees

The Beatles

The Rolling Stones

Remaining after this: 3280

Question 1791 · single_choice

The Royal Mile traverses through what U.K. capital city?

London, England

Edinburgh, Scotland

Cardiff, Wales

Belfast, Northern Ireland

Remaining after this: 3279

Question 1792 · single_choice

Memphis' Beale Street is associated with what music genre?

Blues

Techno

Hip hop

Country

Remaining after this: 3278

Question 1793 · single_choice

Where is Shibuya Crossing, the world's busiest pedestrian intersection?

Beijing, China

Tokyo, Japan

Seoul, South Korea

Hong Kong

Remaining after this: 3277

Question 1794 · single_choice

What beachfront Miami street was inaugurated in 1915?

Ocean Drive

Biscayne Boulevard

Calle Ocho

Española Way

Remaining after this: 3276

Question 1795 · single_choice

Orchard Road is a shopping mecca found in what Southeast Asian city?

Hanoi, Vietnam

Jakarta, Indonesia

Bangkok, Thailand

Singapore

Remaining after this: 3275

Question 1796 · single_choice

Which of these famous New York City streets is the longest?

Broadway

Wall Street

Fifth Avenue

Canal Street

Remaining after this: 3274

Question 1797 · single_choice

In which European city is this iconic street?

Florence, Italy

Copenhagen, Denmark

Barcelona, Spain

Lisbon, Portugal

Remaining after this: 3273

Question 1798 · single_choice

Which city's streets inspired several of the Simpsons' character names?

Detroit, Michigan

Los Angeles, California

Springfield, Illinois

Portland, Oregon

Remaining after this: 3272

Question 1799 · single_choice

Old Delhi's Chandni Chowk is also known by what nickname?

Sunrise Alley

Twilight Centre

Moonlight Square

Starry Plaza

Remaining after this: 3271

Question 1800 · single_choice

Which country is home to the world’s steepest street?

New Zealand

China

Norway

United States

Remaining after this: 3270

Question 1801 · single_choice

Khao San Road is a backpacking haven located in which Thai city?

Chiang Mai

Phuket

Nonthaburi

Bangkok

Remaining after this: 3269

Question 1802 · single_choice

Israel's Via Dolorosa is a pilgrimage route significant to what religion?

Judaism

Christianity

Islam

Buddhism

Remaining after this: 3268

Question 1803 · single_choice

In what country can you find the world's narrowest street?

China

Canada

Germany

Sweden

Remaining after this: 3267

Question 1804 · single_choice

Where is the first American street to be paved with concrete?

Hoboken, New Jersey

Sacramento, California

Lafayette, Louisiana

Bellefontaine, Ohio

Remaining after this: 3266

Question 1805 · single_choice

What was the first airplane to take flight called?

A1-Triad

The Kitty Hawk

June Bug

Wright Flyer

Remaining after this: 3265

Question 1806 · single_choice

Charles Lindbergh made his nonstop transatlantic flight in what plane?

Yankee Clipper

Spirit of St. Louis

Old Glory

Spruce Goose

Remaining after this: 3264

Question 1807 · single_choice

Which airline operated the first commercial jet flight?

BOAC

Qantas

Southwest

Air China

Remaining after this: 3263

Question 1808 · single_choice

What company produced the world’s first wide-body jet?

Boeing

Cessna

Bombardier

Lockheed

Remaining after this: 3262

Question 1809 · single_choice

What airplane carries the U.S. President?

Marine One

Navy One

Air Force One

Army One

Remaining after this: 3261

Question 1810 · single_choice

What millionaire aviator designed and flew the famous Spruce Goose?

Wiley Post

Charles Lindbergh

Howard Hughes

Chuck Yeager

Remaining after this: 3260

Question 1811 · single_choice

How long was the Wright Brothers' first plane airborne?

12 seconds

3 minutes

27 minutes

1.5 hours

Remaining after this: 3259

Question 1812 · single_choice

What type of plane was typically used in combat during WWI?

Biplane

Jet plane

Turboprop plane

Monoplane

Remaining after this: 3258

Question 1813 · single_choice

What British plane was instrumental during the Battle of Britain in WWII?

Supermarine Spitfire

SPAD S.XIII

Vought F4U Corsair

Messerschmitt Bf 109

Remaining after this: 3257

Question 1814 · single_choice

Which sitting U.S. President was the first to travel by plane?

Calvin Coolidge

Theodore Roosevelt

Harry Truman

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 3256

Question 1815 · single_choice

Which famed aviator is best known for piloting the Lockheed Vega 5B?

Bessie Coleman

Howard Hughes

Orville Wright

Amelia Earhart

Remaining after this: 3255

Question 1816 · single_choice

In 1947, the Bell X-1 was the first plane to achieve what milestone?

Remote-controlled flight

Supersonic flight

Nuclear-powered flight

Turbojet flight

Remaining after this: 3254

Question 1817 · single_choice

What company created the short-lived Inflatoplane in the 1950s?

Goodyear

Ford Motor Company

Lockheed Martin

General Electric

Remaining after this: 3253

Question 1818 · single_choice

The Soviet Union shot down what secret U.S. spy plane in 1960?

B-2 Spirit

SR-71 Blackbird

North American X-15

U-2 “Dragon Lady”

Remaining after this: 3252

Question 1819 · single_choice

What is the name of this plane?

Concorde

F-35

B-1B Lancer

Mitsubishi Zero

Remaining after this: 3251

Question 1820 · single_choice

In the 1986 movie “Top Gun,” Tom Cruise’s Maverick flies what fighter jet?

F-86 Sabre

F-104 Thunderchief

F-35 Lightning II

F-14 Tomcat

Remaining after this: 3250

Question 1821 · single_choice

What commercial airliner carried NASA’s Space Shuttle on its back?

Airbus A380

Douglas DC-3

Boeing 747

Lockheed L-1011

Remaining after this: 3249

Question 1822 · single_choice

How many individual parts comprise a Boeing 747-400 aircraft?

25,000

500,000

6 million

90 million

Remaining after this: 3248

Question 1823 · single_choice

What is the world’s largest airplane by wingspan?

Antonov An-225

Boeing 747-8

Stratolaunch

Hughes H-4 Hercules

Remaining after this: 3247

Question 1824 · single_choice

What is the name of the tallest tree in the world?

Candos

Hypatia

Copernicus

Hyperion

Remaining after this: 3246

Question 1825 · single_choice

What is the world's largest tree, by volume?

The Ashbrittle Yew

General Sherman

Hyperion

An unnamed evergreen

Remaining after this: 3245

Question 1826 · single_choice

Which U.S. state is home to the world's oldest individual living tree?

Montana

Colorado

California

Maine

Remaining after this: 3244

Question 1827 · single_choice

Which desert was once home to the Tree of Ténéré?

The Arabian Desert

The Gobi Desert

The Sahara Desert

The Mojave Desert

Remaining after this: 3243

Question 1828 · single_choice

Where is the southernmost tree in the world?

Australia

South Africa

Chile

Antarctica

Remaining after this: 3242

Question 1829 · single_choice

Which city gifts a Christmas tree to London's Trafalgar Square every year?

Oslo, Norway

Paris, France

Frankfurt, Germany

Rome, Italy

Remaining after this: 3241

Question 1830 · single_choice

Which country has an oak that was once named a "Temple of Reason"?

United States

France

Germany

Slovenia

Remaining after this: 3240

Question 1831 · single_choice

Which country has the world's tallest palm trees?

Thailand

Colombia

Brazil

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 3239

Question 1832 · single_choice

Which First Lady is responsible for Washington, D.C.'s famed cherry trees?

Edith Wilson

Eleanor Roosevelt

Dolley Madison

Helen Taft

Remaining after this: 3238

Question 1833 · single_choice

Where is the world's most isolated tree?

New Zealand

Tunisia

Iceland

Argentina

Remaining after this: 3237

Question 1834 · single_choice

What does "Florida" mean in Spanish?

Island

Sand

Flowery

Beach

Remaining after this: 3236

Question 1835 · single_choice

What is Florida's official state nickname?

The Orange State

The Sunshine State

The Golden State

Little Cuba

Remaining after this: 3235

Question 1836 · single_choice

What is the capital of Florida?

Tallahassee

Miami

Orlando

Jacksonville

Remaining after this: 3234

Question 1837 · single_choice

In 1963, NASA's Launch Operations Center was renamed for what President?

Lyndon B. Johnson

George Washington

Ronald Reagan

John F. Kennedy

Remaining after this: 3233

Question 1838 · single_choice

What conquistador was the first European to visit Florida?

Hernán Cortés

Juan Ponce de León

Hernando de Soto

Francisco de Orellana

Remaining after this: 3232

Question 1839 · single_choice

What is the state fruit of Florida?

Grapefruit

Key lime

Orange

Pineapple

Remaining after this: 3231

Question 1840 · single_choice

What kind of animals are Florida manatees?

Reptiles

Amphibians

Mammals

Crustaceans

Remaining after this: 3230

Question 1841 · single_choice

Florida's territory was ceded to the United States by what country?

Spain

France

The Netherlands

Italy

Remaining after this: 3229

Question 1842 · single_choice

What Floridian location is the oldest city in the United States?

Dunnellon

Mount Dora

Flagler Beach

St. Augustine

Remaining after this: 3228

Question 1843 · single_choice

What is the largest lake in Florida?

Lake Okeechobee

Lake Kissimmee

Lake George

Lake Pontchartrain

Remaining after this: 3227

Question 1844 · single_choice

Florida is home to America’s first what?

University

Double-decker bridge

Commercial airport

National wildlife refuge

Remaining after this: 3226

Question 1845 · single_choice

The Sunshine Skyway Bridge connects which two Florida cities?

St. Petersburg and Sarasota

Miami and Key West

Tallahassee and Jacksonville

Ft. Lauderdale and West Palm Beach

Remaining after this: 3225

Question 1846 · single_choice

Which of these NFL teams is NOT located in Florida?

Panthers

Buccaneers

Dolphins

Jaguars

Remaining after this: 3224

Question 1847 · single_choice

What does Florida have more of than any other state?

Golf courses

Mexican restaurants

Airports

Cars

Remaining after this: 3223

Question 1848 · single_choice

Which of these national parks is NOT in Florida?

Dry Tortugas

Biscayne

Congaree

Everglades

Remaining after this: 3222

Question 1849 · single_choice

What Florida city is known as the "Venice of America"?

Naples

Fort Lauderdale

Cape Coral

Tallahassee

Remaining after this: 3221

Question 1850 · single_choice

Which of these international city names is NOT also found in Florida?

Melbourne

Saint Petersburg

Venice

Berlin

Remaining after this: 3220

Question 1851 · single_choice

The Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum is in what Florida city?

Gainesville

Key West

Clearwater

Boca Raton

Remaining after this: 3219

Question 1852 · single_choice

St. Petersburg has a museum dedicated to what artist?

Jean-Michel Basquiat

Frida Kahlo

Pablo Picasso

Salvador Dalí

Remaining after this: 3218

Question 1853 · single_choice

What is the name of the highest natural point in Florida?

Magazine Mountain

Ponce’s Peak

Britton Hill

Sunshine Mound

Remaining after this: 3217

Question 1854 · single_choice

Lake Tahoe straddles the border of which states?

California and Oregon

California and Nevada

Nevada and Utah

Utah and Idaho

Remaining after this: 3216

Question 1855 · single_choice

Which U.S. state is home to the Great Salt Lake?

Colorado

Michigan

Utah

Washington

Remaining after this: 3215

Question 1856 · single_choice

Moraine Lake is a glacially fed, turquoise body of water found where?

Swiss Alps

Canadian Rockies

Great Smoky Mountains

Adirondack Mountains

Remaining after this: 3214

Question 1857 · single_choice

Lake Titicaca is said to be the birthplace of which ancient civilization?

Mayan

Aztec

Egyptian

Incan

Remaining after this: 3213

Question 1858 · single_choice

Besides “monster” sightings, Loch Ness is also known as the U.K.’s what?

Best ice skating lake

Biggest human-made lake

Deepest saltwater lake

Largest lake by volume

Remaining after this: 3212

Question 1859 · single_choice

The deepest lake in the world, Lake Baikal, is in which region of Russia?

Ural

Siberia

Central Russia

Volga

Remaining after this: 3211

Question 1860 · single_choice

Which is NOT one of the "Great Lakes" of Africa?

Lake Malawi

Lake Tanganyika

Lake Eyre

Lake Victoria

Remaining after this: 3210

Question 1861 · single_choice

Italy’s glamorous Lake Como is shaped like what?

An upside-down “Y”

A ring

A sideways “H”

A horseshoe

Remaining after this: 3209

Question 1862 · single_choice

Niagara Falls is located between which two Great Lakes?

Lake Erie and Lake Ontario

Lake Superior and Lake Michigan

Lake Champlain and Lake Ontario

The Great Salt Lake and Lake Erie

Remaining after this: 3208

Question 1863 · single_choice

Lake Assal is the lowest point on which continent?

Antarctica

Asia

Africa

Australia

Remaining after this: 3207

Question 1864 · single_choice

Lake Bled in Slovenia features a picturesque island famous for its what?

Wild brown bears

Extinct volcano

Historic church

Roman ruins

Remaining after this: 3206

Question 1865 · single_choice

The largest lake in Africa, Lake Victoria has roughly 1,000 what?

Hot springs

Native species of fish

Waterfalls

Islands

Remaining after this: 3205

Question 1866 · single_choice

After Superior, which is the second-largest of the Great Lakes?

Lake Michigan

Lake Huron

Lake Erie

Lake Ontario

Remaining after this: 3204

Question 1867 · single_choice

What makes Venezuela’s Lake Maracaibo famous?

Half freshwater, half saltwater

Most biodiverse lake

Most lightning strikes of any lake

Oldest lake on Earth

Remaining after this: 3203

Question 1868 · single_choice

What makes the water in Australia’s Hutt Lagoon appear bright pink?

Algae

Sand

Pollutants

Salt deposits

Remaining after this: 3202

Question 1869 · single_choice

What is the deepest lake in North America?

Crater Lake

Great Slave Lake

Quesnel Lake

Lake Tahoe

Remaining after this: 3201

Question 1870 · single_choice

Which lake has the most fish species in the world?

Great Salt Lake, North America

Lake Lagoda, Europe

Lake Malawi, Africa

Lake Titicaca, South America

Remaining after this: 3200

Question 1871 · single_choice

Which of these lakes is shared by Germany, Austria, and Switzerland?

Lake Constance

Lake Geneva

Lake Como

Lake Wörthersee

Remaining after this: 3199

Question 1872 · single_choice

Lake Havasu lies on the border of Arizona and which other state?

Nevada

New Mexico

California

Utah

Remaining after this: 3198

Question 1873 · single_choice

Where can you find a place called Frying Pan Lake?

Indonesia

Mexico

Japan

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 3197

Question 1874 · single_choice

What ancient ruin lies at the center of Rome today?

Pont du Gard

Roman Forum

Trier Imperial Baths

Baalbek

Remaining after this: 3196

Question 1875 · single_choice

What is the largest Roman amphitheatre in Europe?

Capua

Fiesole

Flavian

Colosseum

Remaining after this: 3195

Question 1876 · single_choice

Which city of the Roman Empire was destroyed by a volcano?

Pompeii

Antioch

Carthage

Alexandria

Remaining after this: 3194

Question 1877 · single_choice

Which wall marked the edge of the Roman Empire?

Aurelian Walls

Servian Wall

Antonine Wall

Hadrian’s Wall

Remaining after this: 3193

Question 1878 · single_choice

Which animals live among the Torre Argentina ruins in Rome?

Rats

Hedgehogs

Cats

Dogs

Remaining after this: 3192

Question 1879 · single_choice

What multilevel, ancient aqueduct is found in the south of France?

Pont du Gard

Tambomachay

Caesarea

Valens

Remaining after this: 3191

Question 1880 · single_choice

Which Roman theatre ruin is still used for regular shows?

Theatre of Taormina

Theatre of Orange

Theatre of Amman

Pergamum Theatre

Remaining after this: 3190

Question 1881 · single_choice

Where is the longest-surviving ancient Roman bridge?

Portugal

Spain

France

Italy

Remaining after this: 3189

Question 1882 · single_choice

What type of races were held in the Hippodrome of Constantinople?

Dog

Bull

Human

Chariot

Remaining after this: 3188

Question 1883 · single_choice

Where is the ancient Roman ruin of Baalbek?

Lebanon

France

Switzerland

Hungary

Remaining after this: 3187

Question 1884 · single_choice

Which comic strip helped popularize trick-or-treating in the U.S.?

Garfield

Marmaduke

Peanuts

Dennis the Menace

Remaining after this: 3186

Question 1885 · single_choice

What state is the largest producer of pumpkins?

Montana

Illinois

California

Texas

Remaining after this: 3185

Question 1886 · single_choice

Which Halloween tradition is considered impolite in Japan?

Dressing in costume

Trick-or-treating

Watching scary movies

Public festivals

Remaining after this: 3184

Question 1887 · single_choice

America’s first official Halloween celebration was held in what state?

Alaska

Florida

Minnesota

Virginia

Remaining after this: 3183

Question 1888 · single_choice

In Spain, October 31 is known as the "Day of the" what?

Witches

Dead

Living

Haunted

Remaining after this: 3182

Question 1889 · single_choice

Which city celebrates Halloween with the Samhuinn Fire Festival?

Edinburgh, Scotland

Valencia, Spain

Mexico City, Mexico

Krakow, Poland

Remaining after this: 3181

Question 1890 · single_choice

The pagan religious festival Samhain was first celebrated by what people?

Visigoths

Saxons

Romans

Celts

Remaining after this: 3180

Question 1891 · single_choice

Ichabod Crane's hometown of Sleepy Hollow is in what state?

Maine

New York

Kentucky

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 3179

Question 1892 · single_choice

Which Halloween activity began as a British courting ritual?

Carving pumpkins

Telling scary stories

Lightning bonfires

Bobbing for apples

Remaining after this: 3178

Question 1893 · single_choice

Around Halloween, Germans often hide what items from spirits?

Mirrors

Apples

Shoes

Knives

Remaining after this: 3177

Question 1894 · single_choice

What flower is a traditional symbol of Día de los Muertos?

Marigold

Rose

Orchid

Tulip

Remaining after this: 3176

Question 1895 · single_choice

For Halloween in England, people often ate shortbread biscuits named what?

Dead bread

Soul cakes

Biscuits of beyond

Poltergeist pudding

Remaining after this: 3175

Question 1896 · single_choice

What kind of food is barmbrack, a traditional Irish Halloween dish?

Bread

Pasta

Pie

Pancake

Remaining after this: 3174

Question 1897 · single_choice

Fèt Gede is a Halloween-like celebration in which country?

France

Haiti

Morocco

Brazil

Remaining after this: 3173

Question 1898 · single_choice

What is the most popular Halloween candy in the U.S.?

M&Ms

Hot Tamales

Reese's Peanut Butter Cups

Snickers

Remaining after this: 3172

Question 1899 · single_choice

What is the act of trick-or-treating known as in Scotland?

Guising

Howling

Skelping

Gloaming

Remaining after this: 3171

Question 1900 · single_choice

Every October in Goffstown, New Hampshire, pumpkins are used as what?

Houses

Bowling Balls

Clothing

Boats

Remaining after this: 3170

Question 1901 · single_choice

What Halloween-like festival happens in Hong Kong and other parts of Asia?

Day of the Spirits

Hungry Ghost Festival

Week of Offerings to the Dead

Pumpkin Harvest Festival

Remaining after this: 3169

Question 1902 · single_choice

Leaving bread and water out is a Halloween tradition in what country?

Peru

Austria

New Zealand

South Korea

Remaining after this: 3168

Question 1903 · single_choice

New York City's annual Halloween parade runs along what thoroughfare?

FDR Drive

Broadway

Sixth Avenue

Pearl Street

Remaining after this: 3167

Question 1904 · single_choice

In what African nation is the Boujloud festival celebrated?

Ghana

Egypt

Tanzania

Morocco

Remaining after this: 3166

Question 1905 · single_choice

What does "Las Vegas" mean in Spanish?

The Desert

The Meadows

The Plain

The Starlight

Remaining after this: 3165

Question 1906 · single_choice

What adjective appears on the famous Las Vegas welcome sign?

Stunning

Unforgettable

Fabulous

Sinful

Remaining after this: 3164

Question 1907 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a popular nickname for Las Vegas?

Sin City

Gambling Paradise

City of Lights

Neon Capital of the World

Remaining after this: 3163

Question 1908 · single_choice

The Las Vegas Strip is located in which Nevada city?

Henderson

Las Vegas

Paradise

Enterprise

Remaining after this: 3162

Question 1909 · single_choice

Which of these global landmarks is NOT replicated on the Las Vegas Strip?

Taj Mahal

Eiffel Tower

The Sphinx

Statue of Liberty

Remaining after this: 3161

Question 1910 · single_choice

What is the oldest casino in Las Vegas?

Flamingo

Golden Gate

Bellagio

New York-New York

Remaining after this: 3160

Question 1911 · single_choice

Before the Strip, which was Las Vegas’ main street for casinos?

Las Vegas Boulevard

Bruce Street

Charleston Boulevard

Fremont Street

Remaining after this: 3159

Question 1912 · single_choice

Vegas consumes the most per capita of what food?

Chocolate

Steak

Shrimp

Chicken

Remaining after this: 3158

Question 1913 · single_choice

Which of the following is banned in Las Vegas?

Playing the lottery

Drinking alcohol

Smoking cigarettes

Getting a tattoo

Remaining after this: 3157

Question 1914 · single_choice

What Las Vegas attraction creates its own ecosystem?

Bellagio fountains

Venetian canals

Luxor light beam

Paris hot air balloon

Remaining after this: 3156

Question 1915 · single_choice

What is the tallest building in Las Vegas called?

Wynn Tower

The Stratosphere

Cloud City

The Desert Needle

Remaining after this: 3155

Question 1916 · single_choice

What Vegas property is the second-largest hotel in the world, as of 2022?

Tropicana

Caesars Palace

Mandalay Bay

The Venetian

Remaining after this: 3154

Question 1917 · single_choice

Which hotel has a chocolate fountain that was once the world’s largest?

Bellagio

MGM Grand

Excalibur

Luxor

Remaining after this: 3153

Question 1918 · single_choice

Las Vegas is located in which desert?

Sonoran

Great Basin

Mojave

Chihuahuan

Remaining after this: 3152

Question 1919 · single_choice

Which musician established the concept of a Las Vegas residency?

Billie Holiday

Liberace

Hank Williams

Ella Fitzgerald

Remaining after this: 3151

Question 1920 · single_choice

What notorious mobster once owned the Flamingo Casino?

Bugs Moran

John Dillinger

Al Capone

Bugsy Siegel

Remaining after this: 3150

Question 1921 · single_choice

What did Howard Hughes famously do when asked to leave the Desert Inn?

Bought it

Checked out

Stole money

Broke a table

Remaining after this: 3149

Question 1922 · single_choice

In 1980, William Lee Bergstrom placed a $777,000 bet on what game?

Blackjack

Roulette

Craps

Baccarat

Remaining after this: 3148

Question 1923 · single_choice

What company's founder saved the business with his Vegas winnings?

Amazon

eBay

Verizon

FedEx

Remaining after this: 3147

Question 1924 · single_choice

What is the name of the neon cowboy located on Fremont Street?

Vegas Vic

Nevada Neil

Desert Dan

Blackjack Bill

Remaining after this: 3146

Question 1925 · single_choice

Where did the Mayflower land in 1620?

Roanoke, Virginia

Cape Cod, Massachusetts

Jamestown, Virginia

Newport, Rhode Island

Remaining after this: 3145

Question 1926 · single_choice

The USS Constitution earned what nickname in the War of 1812?

Flying Dutchman

Poseidon

Minnow

Old Ironsides

Remaining after this: 3144

Question 1927 · single_choice

What was the RMS Titanic’s expected arrival port for its maiden voyage?

Baltimore

New York City

Boston

Nassau

Remaining after this: 3143

Question 1928 · single_choice

Which oceanographer had a research vessel named Calypso?

James Cook

James Cameron

Sylvia Earle

Jacques Cousteau

Remaining after this: 3142

Question 1929 · single_choice

What novel was inspired by the sinking of the Essex in 1820?

The Old Man and the Sea

Treasure Island

Moby Dick

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

Remaining after this: 3141

Question 1930 · single_choice

What scientist spent five years exploring South America on the HMS Beagle?

David Attenborough

John James Audubon

Charles Darwin

Steve Irwin

Remaining after this: 3140

Question 1931 · single_choice

Queen Anne’s Revenge was sailed by Edward Teach, better known as who?

Blackbeard

Jack Sparrow

Calico Jack

Captain Kidd

Remaining after this: 3139

Question 1932 · single_choice

What 1851 clipper ship was the fastest in the world for 130 years?

Iron Titan

Cutty Sark

Flying Cloud

Hercules

Remaining after this: 3138

Question 1933 · single_choice

On what ship was the agreement to end World War II signed?

USS Theodore Roosevelt

USS Missouri

HMS Vengeance

HMS Nelson

Remaining after this: 3137

Question 1934 · single_choice

Thor Heyerdahl sailed from Peru to Polynesia using a raft named what?

Santa Maria

Destiny

Isabela

Kon-Tiki

Remaining after this: 3136

Question 1935 · single_choice

Which of these is a time zone within the U.S.?

Island

Plains

Mountain

Western

Remaining after this: 3135

Question 1936 · single_choice

Time zones are based on the prime meridian, which runs through what city?

Greenwich

Paris

New York City

Berlin

Remaining after this: 3134

Question 1937 · single_choice

What other time standard is effectively interchangeable with GMT?

Solomon Standard Time

Eastern African Time

Coordinated Universal Time

Near East Time

Remaining after this: 3133

Question 1938 · single_choice

Which state on the Eastern seaboard is partly in the Central Time Zone?

Florida

Virginia

New York

North Carolina

Remaining after this: 3132

Question 1939 · single_choice

Why were the United States' time zones first established?

An act of British Parliament

An agreement between farmers

A railroad industry plan

An executive order

Remaining after this: 3131

Question 1940 · single_choice

How many degrees apart are each of the world's traditional time zones?

15°

30°

45°

60°

Remaining after this: 3130

Question 1941 · single_choice

Which of these Canadian provinces or territories has its own time zone?

Newfoundland

Quebec

Ontario

Yukon

Remaining after this: 3129

Question 1942 · single_choice

What country has the most consecutive mainland time zones?

United States

Russia

Brazil

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 3128

Question 1943 · single_choice

Including dependencies, which country has the most time zones?

Spain

United Kingdom

China

France

Remaining after this: 3127

Question 1944 · single_choice

Which of these large countries has only one time zone?

Canada

China

Indonesia

Australia

Remaining after this: 3126

Question 1945 · single_choice

The country of Nepal has what time zone oddity?

Each city in a different time zone

Time zones in concentric circles

It’s on a 15-minute interval

It uses Greenwich Mean Time

Remaining after this: 3125

Question 1946 · single_choice

What is the official name of the time zone shared by Hawaii and Alaska?

Hawaii-Aleutian Time

Western Pacific Time

Alaska-Hawaii Time

American Expansion Time

Remaining after this: 3124

Question 1947 · single_choice

In 2011, what nation moved across the international date line?

Japan

The Philippines

Papua New Guinea

Samoa

Remaining after this: 3123

Question 1948 · single_choice

In 2015, what nation moved their clocks 30 minutes back?

Fiji

China

South Korea

North Korea

Remaining after this: 3122

Question 1949 · single_choice

Which of these four countries does NOT share a time zone with the others?

Poland

Great Britain

Sweden

Spain

Remaining after this: 3121

Question 1950 · single_choice

Which of these states primarily has one time zone, save for one city?

Nevada

New York

Missouri

Virginia

Remaining after this: 3120

Question 1951 · single_choice

What temporal quirk can be found at Cameron Corner in Australia?

No time zone

Newest time zone

Three time zones converge

Oldest time zone

Remaining after this: 3119

Question 1952 · single_choice

Which two countries' border features a 3.5-hour jump between time zones?

U.S. and Mexico

Poland and Germany

China and Afghanistan

Algeria and Morocco

Remaining after this: 3118

Question 1953 · single_choice

What is the smallest country by area with multiple time zones?

Malta

Palau

Micronesia

Dominica

Remaining after this: 3117

Question 1954 · single_choice

Chatham Island Time is set 45 minutes ahead of what mainland nation?

Portugal

India

New Zealand

Japan

Remaining after this: 3116

Question 1955 · single_choice

What is French toast called in France?

Breakfast bread

Toastie

Lost bread

Crepe

Remaining after this: 3115

Question 1956 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT part of a traditional full English breakfast?

Sausages

Beans

Hash browns

Eggs

Remaining after this: 3114

Question 1957 · single_choice

What spread is traditionally eaten on toast for breakfast in Australia?

Vegemite

Mayonnaise

Tomato sauce

Spicy mustard

Remaining after this: 3113

Question 1958 · single_choice

Where is congee, a savory rice porridge, commonly eaten for breakfast?

Norway

Mexico

Canada

China

Remaining after this: 3112

Question 1959 · single_choice

Churros con chocolate are a breakfast treat from which country?

Spain

France

South Africa

Greenland

Remaining after this: 3111

Question 1960 · single_choice

Shakshuka is an Israeli breakfast often cooked in what type of sauce?

Barbecue sauce

Pesto

Tomato sauce

Soy sauce

Remaining after this: 3110

Question 1961 · single_choice

The combination of bagels and lox originated in Jewish communities where?

Los Angeles, California

New York, New York

Chicago, Illinois

Miami, Florida

Remaining after this: 3109

Question 1962 · single_choice

Which of these ingredients forms the base of Mexican chilaquiles?

Tortilla chips

Naan

Rice

Cornbread

Remaining after this: 3108

Question 1963 · single_choice

In what country is koulouri a popular breakfast snack?

Greece

Ireland

Guatemala

Thailand

Remaining after this: 3107

Question 1964 · single_choice

Which country is known for its “thousand-hole pancakes"?

Indonesia

Morocco

China

Australia

Remaining after this: 3106

Question 1965 · single_choice

Similar to a crepe, jianbing is a popular breakfast item served where?

China

Lebanon

South Korea

The Philippines

Remaining after this: 3105

Question 1966 · single_choice

What is a common breakfast meat enjoyed in Peru?

Blood sausage

Lamb

Salmon

Goat

Remaining after this: 3104

Question 1967 · single_choice

Gallo pinto is a breakfast dish most commonly served in what region?

French Polynesia

Iberian Peninsula

Central America

Northern Africa

Remaining after this: 3103

Question 1968 · single_choice

Where is egg coffee a local specialty?

Egypt

Russia

Mongolia

Vietnam

Remaining after this: 3102

Question 1969 · single_choice

Ackee and saltfish is a popular breakfast dish where?

Jamaica

Madagascar

American Samoa

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 3101

Question 1970 · single_choice

What country is known for a popular breakfast bread topped with sprinkles?

Canada

Germany

The Netherlands

Argentina

Remaining after this: 3100

Question 1971 · single_choice

Colombian calentado generally contains what ingredient?

Crickets

Jelly beans

Spaghetti

Leftovers

Remaining after this: 3099

Question 1972 · single_choice

A scientist from what nation invented the breakfast dish muesli?

Brazil

Switzerland

Japan

Haiti

Remaining after this: 3098

Question 1973 · single_choice

Spanish fartons are often accompanied by what beverage for breakfast?

Sangria

Cava

Granizado

Horchata

Remaining after this: 3097

Question 1974 · single_choice

Typically eaten for breakfast, mohinga is what country's national dish?

Kenya

Myanmar

South Africa

Bhutan

Remaining after this: 3096

Question 1975 · single_choice

All distances in Paris are measured from what cathedral?

Chartres Cathedral

Basilica of Saint-Denis

Choisy Cathedral

Notre Dame

Remaining after this: 3095

Question 1976 · single_choice

Which famous figure appears over the entrance to Westminster Abbey?

Mahatma Gandhi

Joan of Arc

Martin Luther King Jr.

Mother Teresa

Remaining after this: 3094

Question 1977 · single_choice

What makes the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem famous?

Designed by St. Peter

Oldest church in the world

Site of Jesus’ tomb

Where Moses performed a miracle

Remaining after this: 3093

Question 1978 · single_choice

North America’s largest cathedral is named for which saint?

St. Paul

St. Patrick

St. Mary

St. John the Divine

Remaining after this: 3092

Question 1979 · single_choice

Which famous mosque originated as a Greek Orthodox church?

Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, Turkey

Mosque-Cathedral of Córdoba, Spain

Grand Mosque of Bursa, Turkey

Umayyad Mosque, Damascus, Syria

Remaining after this: 3091

Question 1980 · single_choice

What cathedral is the final resting place of the Three Kings?

Notre Dame, Paris

St. Patrick’s Cathedral, New York

St. Paul’s Cathedral, London

Cologne Cathedral, Cologne

Remaining after this: 3090

Question 1981 · single_choice

In what European capital can you find this cathedral with a colorful roof?

Paris

Bern

Vienna

Reykjavik

Remaining after this: 3089

Question 1982 · single_choice

Which artist designed La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona?

Salvador Dali

Antoni Gaudi

Pablo Picasso

Francisco Goya

Remaining after this: 3088

Question 1983 · single_choice

Which of these churches was once the world’s tallest building?

Seville Cathedral, Spain

Notre-Dame, Paris

St. Mark’s Basilica, Italy

Lincoln Cathedral, U.K.

Remaining after this: 3087

Question 1984 · single_choice

How many saints are depicted in statues surrounding St. Peter's Square?

140

700

3

20

Remaining after this: 3086

Question 1985 · single_choice

South America’s largest church is located in which city?

Mendoza, Argentina

Asunción, Paraguay

Aparecida, Brazil

Medellín, Colombia

Remaining after this: 3085

Question 1986 · single_choice

Where is this majestic cathedral?

Dublin, Ireland

Berlin, Germany

Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Prague, Czechia

Remaining after this: 3084

Question 1987 · single_choice

Where is the oldest church in the continental U.S.?

New York, New York

Key West, Florida

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Boston, Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 3083

Question 1988 · single_choice

Where can you find the Cathedral of St. Basil the Blessed?

Moscow, Russia

Paris, France

Florence, Italy

London, England

Remaining after this: 3082

Question 1989 · single_choice

What is the largest Catholic church in Italy?

Basilica of the Holy Cross

Milan Cathedral

Verona Cathedral

San Marco Basilica

Remaining after this: 3081

Question 1990 · single_choice

Where is the world's tallest church?

Paris, France

New York City, United States

Rome, Italy

Ulm, Germany

Remaining after this: 3080

Question 1991 · single_choice

What is notable about the Church of St. Jean in France?

It’s the oldest church in France

It’s built underground

It is reportedly haunted

It holds over 100,000 worshippers

Remaining after this: 3079

Question 1992 · single_choice

Where is this stunning church built into a canyon?

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Poland

Colombia

Georgia

Remaining after this: 3078

Question 1993 · single_choice

In which British city will you find the U.K.’s largest church?

Edinburgh

Cardiff

Liverpool

Dover

Remaining after this: 3077

Question 1994 · single_choice

Where can you find a cathedral said to contain the Devil’s Footprint?

Brisbane, Australia

Munich, Germany

Sofia, Bulgaria

Taipei, Taiwan

Remaining after this: 3076

Question 1995 · single_choice

What is the longest river in Asia?

Mekong

Yangtze

Yellow

Indus

Remaining after this: 3075

Question 1996 · single_choice

Which mountain range is Mount Everest a part of?

Andes

Alps

Ural

Himalayas

Remaining after this: 3074

Question 1997 · single_choice

What part of Asia is the lowest point on Earth?

Caspian Sea

Dead Sea

Halong Bay

Tibetan Plateau

Remaining after this: 3073

Question 1998 · single_choice

Which strait separates Europe from Asia in the city of Istanbul?

Strait of Magellan

Bosporus Strait

Strait of Gibraltar

Bering Strait

Remaining after this: 3072

Question 1999 · single_choice

How many countries are in Asia?

13

22

48

61

Remaining after this: 3071

Question 2000 · single_choice

Where is the Gobi Desert located?

Nepal and India

Russia and Georgia

Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan

China and Mongolia

Remaining after this: 3070

Question 2001 · single_choice

Which body of water separates Asia from Africa?

Persian Gulf

Red Sea

Caspian Sea

Gulf of Aden

Remaining after this: 3069

Question 2002 · single_choice

Approximately what percentage of the world's population lives in Asia?

15%

30%

60%

75%

Remaining after this: 3068

Question 2003 · single_choice

Located in Russia, what is the deepest lake in the world?

Lake Superior

Lake Victoria

Lake Baikal

Lake Bled

Remaining after this: 3067

Question 2004 · single_choice

Which three Asian countries make up the island of Borneo?

Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia

Singapore, Brunei, and Taiwan

Taiwan, Laos, and Philippines

Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei

Remaining after this: 3066

Question 2005 · single_choice

Which mountain range divides Europe and Asia?

Pyrenees Mountains

The Dolomites

Ural Mountains

Caucasus Mountains

Remaining after this: 3065

Question 2006 · single_choice

What is a nickname for the Maluku Islands of Indonesia?

Spice Islands

Forbidden Islands

Golden Islands

South Sandwich Islands

Remaining after this: 3064

Question 2007 · single_choice

In the Arabian Peninsula, what is the Empty Quarter?

An abandoned ancient fortress

An area unclaimed by any country

A vast expanse of sand

An area off-limits to tourists

Remaining after this: 3063

Question 2008 · single_choice

Bhutan claims which geographic title in Asia?

Most mountainous country

Smallest country by area

Least populous country

Newest country

Remaining after this: 3062

Question 2009 · single_choice

What country has the easternmost point in Asia?

Japan

The Philippines

Russia

Malaysia

Remaining after this: 3061

Question 2010 · single_choice

Which Cambodian temple is the world’s largest religious structure?

St. Peter’s Basilica

Angkor Wat

Hagia Sophia

Lotus Temple

Remaining after this: 3060

Question 2011 · single_choice

Near Beijing, what famous landmark is Badaling an important part of?

Summer Palace

The Bird's Nest

Forbidden City

Great Wall of China

Remaining after this: 3059

Question 2012 · single_choice

How many sacred mountains does Japan have?

1

3

11

21

Remaining after this: 3058

Question 2013 · single_choice

Iran is home to which of these geographical landmarks?

Largest salt flat in Asia

Lowest point in Asia

Highest volcano in Asia

Oldest lake in Asia

Remaining after this: 3057

Question 2014 · single_choice

What New York City building is the tallest in the U.S.?

Central Park Tower

Willis Tower

Empire State Building

One World Trade Center

Remaining after this: 3056

Question 2015 · single_choice

What city's skyline includes the tallest building in the world?

Dubai, UAE

Moscow, Russia

New York, New York

Shanghai, China

Remaining after this: 3055

Question 2016 · single_choice

What is China's most populous city, which boasts this skyline?

Shenzhen

Beijing

Shanghai

Wuhan

Remaining after this: 3054

Question 2017 · single_choice

What is the name of the tallest tower in Toronto's skyline?

Toronto Tower

Scotiabank Spire

The Iron Maple

CN Tower

Remaining after this: 3053

Question 2018 · single_choice

A famous opera house defines the skyline in what Southern Hemisphere city?

Sydney, Australia

São Paulo, Brazil

Cape Town, South Africa

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Remaining after this: 3052

Question 2019 · single_choice

What mountain appears in the background of Tokyo’s skyline?

Matterhorn

Mount Everest

Mount Fuji

Mount Kilimanjaro

Remaining after this: 3051

Question 2020 · single_choice

This distinctive hotel is part of the skyline of what Asian city-state?

Hong Kong

Singapore

Brunei

Macau

Remaining after this: 3050

Question 2021 · single_choice

What city's second-tallest structure is called Tour Montparnasse?

Lyon, France

Rome, Italy

Barcelona, Spain

Paris, France

Remaining after this: 3049

Question 2022 · single_choice

Salesforce Tower and the Transamerica Pyramid top what city's skyline?

San Francisco, California

Detroit, Michigan

Los Angeles, California

Miami, Florida

Remaining after this: 3048

Question 2023 · single_choice

Pictured here is the skyline of what German city?

Munich

Hamburg

Frankfurt

Berlin

Remaining after this: 3047

Question 2024 · single_choice

The Space Needle is the ninth-tallest building in what city?

Toronto, Canada

Seoul, South Korea

St. Louis, Missouri

Seattle, Washington

Remaining after this: 3046

Question 2025 · single_choice

Christ the Redeemer watches over what city’s skyline?

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Melbourne, Australia

St. Petersburg, Russia

Johannesburg, South Africa

Remaining after this: 3045

Question 2026 · single_choice

In what month is Thanksgiving celebrated in Canada?

March

October

November

December

Remaining after this: 3044

Question 2027 · single_choice

What President first declared Thanksgiving a national holiday in the U.S.?

Theodore Roosevelt

Bill Clinton

Abraham Lincoln

Thomas Jefferson

Remaining after this: 3043

Question 2028 · single_choice

Erntedankfest is the equivalent of Thanksgiving in what country?

Russia

Australia

Germany

South Africa

Remaining after this: 3042

Question 2029 · single_choice

What Caribbean nation celebrates Thanksgiving in honor of a U.S. invasion?

Grenada

Cuba

Dominica

St. Lucia

Remaining after this: 3041

Question 2030 · single_choice

In China, what are traditionally eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival?

Mooncakes

Spring rolls

Pineapple buns

Turnip cake

Remaining after this: 3040

Question 2031 · single_choice

Who is celebrated during Japan's Thanksgiving on November 23?

The Emperor

Parents

The Military

Workers

Remaining after this: 3039

Question 2032 · single_choice

American-style Thanksgiving is a public holiday in what African country?

Libya

Liberia

Madagascar

Somalia

Remaining after this: 3038

Question 2033 · single_choice

Each harvest season, Ghanaians celebrate a festival of what food?

Yams

Rice

Plantains

Tilapia

Remaining after this: 3037

Question 2034 · single_choice

What Israeli harvest festival lasts seven days in the month of Tishrei?

Yom Kippur

Sukkot

Tu B'Av

Purim

Remaining after this: 3036

Question 2035 · single_choice

America's oldest Thanksgiving parade was first held in what city in 1924?

Chicago

Boston

Philadelphia

Richmond

Remaining after this: 3035

Question 2036 · single_choice

The Feast of the Seven Fishes originated in which country?

Norway

Turkey

Italy

India

Remaining after this: 3034

Question 2037 · single_choice

Which country celebrates Christmas with a feast called the Julbord?

The Netherlands

Ireland

Sweden

Canada

Remaining after this: 3033

Question 2038 · single_choice

A staple of Hanukkah celebrations, what are latkes made of?

Mashed yams

Fried potatoes

Cornmeal

Flour and sugar

Remaining after this: 3032

Question 2039 · single_choice

What beet-based Polish soup is often served on Christmas Eve?

Gazpacho

Goulash

Borscht

Minestrone

Remaining after this: 3031

Question 2040 · single_choice

What British holiday dessert is soaked in brandy and lit on fire?

Apple pie

Victoria sponge

Figgy pudding

Spiced chocolate

Remaining after this: 3030

Question 2041 · single_choice

In Latin America, what are tamales wrapped in before steaming?

Corn husks

Cheesecloth

Plantain peels

Tin foil

Remaining after this: 3029

Question 2042 · single_choice

Pasteles are a favorite Christmas dish in which country?

Puerto Rico

South Africa

Morocco

Mexico

Remaining after this: 3028

Question 2043 · single_choice

Enjoyed at Canadian Thanksgiving, tourtière is a pie filled with what?

Squash

Cranberries

Maple syrup

Minced meat

Remaining after this: 3027

Question 2044 · single_choice

Also called a Yule Log, what is France’s Bûche de Noël?

Smoked sausage

Caviar on a baguette

Chocolate cake

Beef wrapped in puff pastry

Remaining after this: 3026

Question 2045 · single_choice

Consuming what fast food is a beloved Christmas tradition in Japan?

KFC

Burger King

Pizza Hut

Panda Express

Remaining after this: 3025

Question 2046 · single_choice

Pavlova, a meringue-based fruit dessert, is a holiday staple where?

Central America

Australia and New Zealand

Brazil

Greece

Remaining after this: 3024

Question 2047 · single_choice

In lieu of turkey, what is the German holiday dish Weihnachtsgans?

Lamb

Eggplant

Veal

Goose

Remaining after this: 3023

Question 2048 · single_choice

Served in South Korea on Chuseok Day, songpyeon is cooked over what?

Ginger

Pine needles

Coffee beans

Peppercorn

Remaining after this: 3022

Question 2049 · single_choice

What country serves saffron buns on St. Lucy’s day?

Egypt

Spain

Canada

Sweden

Remaining after this: 3021

Question 2050 · single_choice

What is the featured dish of the Hindu harvest festival Thai Pongal?

Rice boiled in milk

Chickpea stew

Gulab jamun

Buttered naan

Remaining after this: 3020

Question 2051 · single_choice

Which of these dishes is a Czech Christmas Eve tradition?

Century egg

Bathtub carp

Frog’s legs

Bird’s nest soup

Remaining after this: 3019

Question 2052 · single_choice

What is the nickname for Shuba, a Russian fish and vegetable salad?

Herring under a fur coat

Fish in a blanket

Pickled cabbage and carp

Cod meat jelly

Remaining after this: 3018

Question 2053 · single_choice

What type of noodles are eaten for good luck during the Chinese New Year?

Longevity noodles

Wealth noodles

Happiness noodles

Love noodles

Remaining after this: 3017

Question 2054 · single_choice

Which Jewish holiday fare from Israel is similar to a jelly doughnut?

Matzo balls

Rugelach

Kugel

Sufganiyot

Remaining after this: 3016

Question 2055 · single_choice

Which country enjoys rice cakes called bibingka during Simbang Gabi?

Zimbabwe

Portugal

The Philippines

Chile

Remaining after this: 3015

Question 2056 · single_choice

Christmas in Greenland isn’t complete without mattak, a slice of what?

Whale skin

Smoked reindeer

Fermented seabird

Roasted grouse

Remaining after this: 3014

Question 2057 · single_choice

What animal is found on the Wisconsin state flag?

Deer

Possum

Bear

Badger

Remaining after this: 3013

Question 2058 · single_choice

Who is the only president to be featured on a state flag?

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson

Abraham Lincoln

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 3012

Question 2059 · single_choice

Which state’s flag features Britain’s Union Jack in its design?

Hawaii

Connecticut

Vermont

Alabama

Remaining after this: 3011

Question 2060 · single_choice

Which state’s flag features the Ursa Major constellation?

Alaska

Hawaii

California

Utah

Remaining after this: 3010

Question 2061 · single_choice

Which state flag features a grizzly bear?

Alaska

Missouri

California

Illinois

Remaining after this: 3009

Question 2062 · single_choice

Arizona’s flag represents the state being the largest producer of what?

Corn

Copper

Cactii

Salt

Remaining after this: 3008

Question 2063 · single_choice

What makes Oregon’s flag unique among state flags?

It only has one color

It changes every four years

It has designs on both sides

It’s square

Remaining after this: 3007

Question 2064 · single_choice

What flower is featured on Mississippi’s new state flag?

Toadflax

Aster

Daylily

Magnolia

Remaining after this: 3006

Question 2065 · single_choice

What does the white part of the Colorado state flag represent?

Snow-capped mountains

The American flag

Reflection on a lake

The state bird

Remaining after this: 3005

Question 2066 · single_choice

Which flag features three stars in a blue circle against a red background?

Tennessee

Florida

New Jersey

Arkansas

Remaining after this: 3004

Question 2067 · single_choice

What bird and its chicks are featured on Louisiana’s state flag?

Bald eagle

Seagull

Pelican

Cardinal

Remaining after this: 3003

Question 2068 · single_choice

Michigan’s state flag features an elk and what other animal?

Wolf

Opossum

Woodchuck

Moose

Remaining after this: 3002

Question 2069 · single_choice

Which state’s flag features an Indigenous tribe’s symbol for the sun?

Nevada

New Mexico

Texas

Arizona

Remaining after this: 3001

Question 2070 · single_choice

Which image is found on South Carolina’s state flag?

Sun

Moon

Stars

Cloud

Remaining after this: 3000

Question 2071 · single_choice

What state has the only non-rectangular state flag?

Ohio

Florida

New York

Montana

Remaining after this: 2999

Question 2072 · single_choice

Rhode Island’s flag features gold stars surrounding what symbol?

Cannon

Anchor

Eagle

Apple

Remaining after this: 2998

Question 2073 · single_choice

Georgia’s flag features its seal “Wisdom, Justice, and” what?

Liberty

Bravery

Moderation

Faith

Remaining after this: 2997

Question 2074 · single_choice

Which state flag displays the date December 7, 1787?

Massachusetts

Maine

Vermont

Delaware

Remaining after this: 2996

Question 2075 · single_choice

The Daughters of the American Revolution designed which state’s flag?

New York

Delaware

Pennsylvania

Illinois

Remaining after this: 2995

Question 2076 · single_choice

What plant is featured on the Connecticut state flag?

Grapevine

Pine

Maple

Magnolia

Remaining after this: 2994

Question 2077 · single_choice

What is the United Kingdom's national anthem called?

God Save the Queen/King

Royal Overture

National Anthem of Great Britain

Britain the Beautiful

Remaining after this: 2993

Question 2078 · single_choice

Francis Scott Key wrote which country’s national anthem?

United Kingdom

United States

France

Canada

Remaining after this: 2992

Question 2079 · single_choice

The French national anthem is named after what city?

Paris

Toulous

Marseille

Lyon

Remaining after this: 2991

Question 2080 · single_choice

What is unique about the national anthem of Spain?

It doesn't actually exist

It wasn't adopted until 2002

It has no lyrics

It was composed by Beethoven

Remaining after this: 2990

Question 2081 · single_choice

What country's anthem honors "the True North, strong and free"?

Finland

Canada

New Zealand

Russia

Remaining after this: 2989

Question 2082 · single_choice

Which country's national anthem dates back to the 1500s?

Nepal

Kyrgyzstan

The Netherlands

Egypt

Remaining after this: 2988

Question 2083 · single_choice

The U.S. national anthem was officially adopted under which President?

John Quincy Adams

Rutherford B. Hayes

Herbert Hoover

Harry S. Truman

Remaining after this: 2987

Question 2084 · single_choice

Which former country split its anthem in half upon its dissolution?

Czechoslovakia

Korea

Yugoslavia

Prussia

Remaining after this: 2986

Question 2085 · single_choice

What country's national anthem was originally written for a movie in 1935?

China

Nigeria

Mexico

India

Remaining after this: 2985

Question 2086 · single_choice

What country's anthem is in Xhosa, Zulu, Sesotho, Afrikaans, and English?

Angola

India

South Africa

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Remaining after this: 2984

Question 2087 · single_choice

What is the subject of "Kimigayo," the Japanese national anthem?

Mount Fuji

The emperor

Samurai

The sun

Remaining after this: 2983

Question 2088 · single_choice

England's national anthem shares a melody with what classic American tune?

You're a Grand Old Flag

America the Beautiful

My Country 'Tis of Thee

Yankee Doodle Dandy

Remaining after this: 2982

Question 2089 · single_choice

Some scholars believe Mozart composed the tune for what country's anthem?

Germany

Russia

United Kingdom

Austria

Remaining after this: 2981

Question 2090 · single_choice

Which country's national anthem contains the most verses?

Jamaica

Turkey

Fiji

Greece

Remaining after this: 2980

Question 2091 · single_choice

Which anthem's lyricist was locked in a room until he completed the song?

Laos

Mexico

Belarus

Ghana

Remaining after this: 2979

Question 2092 · single_choice

In English, what country's anthem is called "The Thunder Dragon Kingdom"?

Belarus

Indonesia

Bhutan

Paraguay

Remaining after this: 2978

Question 2093 · single_choice

The German national anthem contains a melody by which classical composer?

Franz Schubert

Johannes Brahms

Claude Debussy

Joseph Haydn

Remaining after this: 2977

Question 2094 · single_choice

The European Union uses what classical song as its anthem?

Ode to Joy

Ave Maria

Flight of the Bumblebee

Clair de Lune

Remaining after this: 2976

Question 2095 · single_choice

What is notable about Japan's national anthem?

Shortest anthem by text length

Anthem with longest title

It was made up on the spot

It is sung in two languages

Remaining after this: 2975

Question 2096 · single_choice

Which duo composed the national anthem of the Cook Islands?

Brother and sister

Mother and son

Husband and wife

Father and daughter

Remaining after this: 2974

Question 2097 · single_choice

The Andorran national anthem is known for what lyrical component?

Iambic pentameter

Entirely adjectives

No vowels

First-person narrator

Remaining after this: 2973

Question 2098 · single_choice

Which African national anthem contains just eight bars of music?

Burundi Bwacu

Oh Uganda, Land of Beauty

La Congolaise

God Bless Our Homeland Ghana

Remaining after this: 2972

Question 2099 · single_choice

Which two European countries mention each other in their anthems?

U.K. and France

Spain and Portugal

Italy and Poland

Germany and Russia

Remaining after this: 2971

Question 2100 · single_choice

How long should it take to perform the Indian national anthem?

17 seconds

52 seconds

118 seconds

462 seconds

Remaining after this: 2970

Question 2101 · single_choice

Which island nation has no national anthem?

Tuvalu

Nauru

Dominica

Cyprus

Remaining after this: 2969

Question 2102 · single_choice

What is the name of Seattle’s famous public market?

Reading Terminal Market

West Side Market

Findlay Market

Pike Place Market

Remaining after this: 2968

Question 2103 · single_choice

Which river forms the border between much of Washington and Oregon?

Snake River

Colorado RIver

Columbia River

Yukon River

Remaining after this: 2967

Question 2104 · single_choice

The Pacific Northwest is home to the United States’ largest what?

Airport

Ferry system

Train station

Suspension bridge

Remaining after this: 2966

Question 2105 · single_choice

Washington state produces over half of the U.S. supply of what crop?

Corn

Olives

Apples

Pumpkins

Remaining after this: 2965

Question 2106 · single_choice

What is the tallest mountain in the Pacific Northwest?

Mount St. Helens

Mount Rainier

Mount Hood

Mount Mitchell

Remaining after this: 2964

Question 2107 · single_choice

What Oregon beach is home to Haystack Rock?

Cannon Beach

Rehoboth Beach

Seal Rocks Beach

Monterey Beach

Remaining after this: 2963

Question 2108 · single_choice

What is the official nickname of Idaho?

Granite State

Gem State

Potato State

Natural State

Remaining after this: 2962

Question 2109 · single_choice

What is the most active volcano in the Pacific Northwest?

Mount Baker

Mount Adams

Mount St. Helens

Mount Rainier

Remaining after this: 2961

Question 2110 · single_choice

Which natural feature can be found in Olympic National Park?

Sand dunes

Geysers

An active volcano

A rainforest

Remaining after this: 2960

Question 2111 · single_choice

Located in Oregon, what is the deepest lake in the U.S.?

Great Salt Lake

Crater Lake

Lake Crescent

Lake Tahoe

Remaining after this: 2959

Question 2112 · single_choice

Which Pacific Northwest island chain is home to Orcas Island?

Thousand Islands

Cranberry Isles

San Juan Islands

Apostle Islands

Remaining after this: 2958

Question 2113 · single_choice

Which Pacific Northwest town is home to a Bavarian-style village?

Leavenworth, Washington

Bend, Oregon

Victoria, British Columbia

Walla Walla, Washington

Remaining after this: 2957

Question 2114 · single_choice

What is the Pacific Northwest’s tallest skyscraper?

Columbia Center, Seattle

Wells Fargo Center, Portland

Space Needle, Seattle

Two Union Square, Seattle

Remaining after this: 2956

Question 2115 · single_choice

Washington’s Skagit Valley is home to what type of annual festival?

Jazz

Indie film

Tulip

Cherry blossom

Remaining after this: 2955

Question 2116 · single_choice

What is Washington’s largest wine region called?

Finger Lakes

Columbia Valley

Willamette Valley

Hudson Valley

Remaining after this: 2954

Question 2117 · single_choice

Located in Idaho, what is the deepest river gorge in North America?

Antelope Canyon

Horseshoe Bend

Bryce Canyon

Hells Canyon

Remaining after this: 2953

Question 2118 · single_choice

Which Idaho ski resort introduced the world’s first chairlift?

Breckenridge

Mount Hood

Crystal Mountain

Sun Valley

Remaining after this: 2952

Question 2119 · single_choice

Portland, Oregon, was almost named what instead?

New York

New London

Boston

Albany

Remaining after this: 2951

Question 2120 · single_choice

Which Pacific Northwest waterfall is known as the “Niagara of the West”?

Shoshone Falls

Bridal Veil Falls

Snoqualmie Falls

Multnomah Falls

Remaining after this: 2950

Question 2121 · single_choice

Washington is home to the largest what in the contiguous U.S.?

Glacier

National forest

Underground cave system

Sand dunes

Remaining after this: 2949

Question 2122 · single_choice

Where is this floating World War II memorial?

Guam

France

Hawaii

California

Remaining after this: 2948

Question 2123 · single_choice

Where is this statue of Nelson Mandela located?

Zimbabwe

Namibia

South Africa

Somalia

Remaining after this: 2947

Question 2124 · single_choice

Which President has a famous D.C. memorial inspired by the Parthenon?

John Adams

John F. Kennedy

Abraham Lincoln

Woodrow Wilson

Remaining after this: 2946

Question 2125 · single_choice

Les Braves is a WWII memorial on which beach in France?

Dover

Nice

Cannes

Omaha

Remaining after this: 2945

Question 2126 · single_choice

This statue in front of Buckingham Palace is a memorial for whom?

Queen Victoria

William Shakespeare

King George V

Joan of Arc

Remaining after this: 2944

Question 2127 · single_choice

Whose likeness is carved into the 30-foot Stone of Hope?

Henry Ford

Booker T. Washington

Martin Luther King Jr.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 2943

Question 2128 · single_choice

Peace Memorial Park, home to the Genbaku Dome, is located where?

Tokyo, Japan

Seoul, South Korea

Hanoi, Vietnam

Hiroshima, Japan

Remaining after this: 2942

Question 2129 · single_choice

The Imagine Peace Tower in Reykjavik, Iceland, honors which musician?

Jimi Hendrix

Prince

John Lennon

Freddie Mercury

Remaining after this: 2941

Question 2130 · single_choice

Emperor Shah Jahan built India’s Taj Mahal as a memorial to whom?

His wife

His soldiers

His ancestors

His son

Remaining after this: 2940

Question 2131 · single_choice

The “Survivor Tree” is found at which memorial?

Korean War Memorial

9/11 Memorial

Monument to the Battle of Nations

Bunker Hill Monument

Remaining after this: 2939

Question 2132 · single_choice

Which monument honors the French soldiers of the Napoleonic Wars?

Arc de Triomphe

Eiffel Tower

The Louvre

Sacré-Coeur

Remaining after this: 2938

Question 2133 · single_choice

These concrete slabs are a somber reminder of the Holocaust in what city?

Berlin, Germany

Brussels, Belgium

Vienna, Austria

Krakow, Poland

Remaining after this: 2937

Question 2134 · single_choice

Which memorial was the world’s tallest building at its completion in 1884?

Gateway Arch

Lincoln Memorial

Washington Monument

Queen Victoria Memorial

Remaining after this: 2936

Question 2135 · single_choice

Nelson’s Column is located in which major London square?

Trafalgar Square

St. Peter's Square

Trinity Square

Place De La Concorde

Remaining after this: 2935

Question 2136 · single_choice

“The Three Servicemen” statue overlooks which U.S. memorial?

Arlington National Cemetery

Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Tomb of the Unknowns

Bunker Hill Monument

Remaining after this: 2934

Question 2137 · single_choice

The Australian War Memorial is located in which city?

Canberra

Sydney

Melbourne

Brisbane

Remaining after this: 2933

Question 2138 · single_choice

“Shoes on the Danube Bank” is a Holocaust memorial found in which city?

Krakow, Poland

Prague, Czechia

Dresden, Germany

Budapest, Hungary

Remaining after this: 2932

Question 2139 · single_choice

The Steilneset Memorial in Norway honors the victims of what?

Witch trials

The Holocaust

Smallpox

World War I

Remaining after this: 2931

Question 2140 · single_choice

The Field of Empty Chairs is part of which memorial?

Oklahoma City National Memorial

Virginia Civil Rights Monument

National 9/11 Pentagon Memorial

Women's Rights Pioneers Monument

Remaining after this: 2930

Question 2141 · single_choice

The world’s tallest statue of a woman commemorates which battle?

Battle of Waterloo

Siege of Yorktown

Battle of Stalingrad

Battle of Iwo Jima

Remaining after this: 2929

Question 2142 · single_choice

Which Midwestern state is divided into an Upper and Lower Peninsula?

Ohio

Illinois

Minnesota

Michigan

Remaining after this: 2928

Question 2143 · single_choice

What is the most populous city in the Midwest?

St. Louis

Detroit

Minneapolis

Chicago

Remaining after this: 2927

Question 2144 · single_choice

What Midwestern state's three most populous cities all begin with "C"?

South Dakota

Michigan

Wisconsin

Ohio

Remaining after this: 2926

Question 2145 · single_choice

What crop's fertile "belt" covers much of the American Midwest?

Peanuts

Rice

Barley

Corn

Remaining after this: 2925

Question 2146 · single_choice

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, which state is NOT in the Midwest?

North Dakota

Oklahoma

Michigan

Missouri

Remaining after this: 2924

Question 2147 · single_choice

What NCAA sports conference is found primarily in the Midwest?

ACC

SEC

Pac-12

Big Ten

Remaining after this: 2923

Question 2148 · single_choice

What Midwestern state capital is known as the "Crossroads of America"?

Des Moines

St. Paul

Lincoln

Indianapolis

Remaining after this: 2922

Question 2149 · single_choice

Mount Rushmore is located in the Black Hills of what state?

North Dakota

Colorado

South Dakota

Nebraska

Remaining after this: 2921

Question 2150 · single_choice

What state's Door Peninsula is between Green Bay and Lake Michigan?

Minnesota

Ohio

Wisconsin

Illinois

Remaining after this: 2920

Question 2151 · single_choice

Missouri's only national forest is named for what American author?

Mark Twain

William Faulkner

Ernest Hemingway

Henry David Thoreau

Remaining after this: 2919

Question 2152 · single_choice

What Midwestern city was founded in 1701 by Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac?

Detroit

Milwaukee

Wichita

Fort Wayne

Remaining after this: 2918

Question 2153 · single_choice

What state has some residents that call themselves "Yoopers"?

Michigan

Minnesota

Kansas City

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 2917

Question 2154 · single_choice

In what Midwestern city was gooey butter cake invented?

St. Louis

Milwaukee

Peoria

Des Moines

Remaining after this: 2916

Question 2155 · single_choice

Douglas County is home to the most populous city in what state?

Michigan

Wisconsin

Nebraska

Missouri

Remaining after this: 2915

Question 2156 · single_choice

What is the only Great Lake that doesn't border any Midwestern states?

Lake Superior

Lake Ontario

Lake Erie

Lake Huron

Remaining after this: 2914

Question 2157 · single_choice

The tallest monument in the U.S. is found in what Midwestern city?

St. Louis

Chicago

Kansas City

Fargo

Remaining after this: 2913

Question 2158 · single_choice

What is the name of this Nebraska landmark?

Monument Valley

Chimney Rock

El Capitan

Gilhooley Tower

Remaining after this: 2912

Question 2159 · single_choice

What city is nicknamed the “Malibu of the Midwest”?

Galena, Illinois

Sheboygan, Wisconsin

Gary, Indiana

Holland, Michigan

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Question 2160 · single_choice

Which Midwest island's residents once crowned their own king?

Mackinac Island, Michigan

Madeline Island, Wisconsin

Beaver Island, Michigan

Isle Royale, Michigan

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Question 2161 · single_choice

What Midwest town is nicknamed the "Key West of the North"?

Put-in-Bay, Ohio

Geneva-on-the-Lake, Ohio

Green Bay, Wisconsin

St. Charles, Illinois

Remaining after this: 2909

Question 2162 · single_choice

Lucy, America's oldest roadside attraction, is shaped like what animal?

Elephant

Lion

Chameleon

Rhino

Remaining after this: 2908

Question 2163 · single_choice

Where can you visit the International UFO Museum?

Hooper, Colorado

Biloxi, Mississippi

Elkhart, Indiana

Roswell, New Mexico

Remaining after this: 2907

Question 2164 · single_choice

A potato-shaped hotel welcomes guests just outside of what city?

Boise, Idaho

Peoria, Illinois

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Dubuque, Iowa

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Question 2165 · single_choice

A "palace" in Mitchell, South Dakota, is covered in murals made of what?

Cotton

Gum

Wax

Corn

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Question 2166 · single_choice

In what state can you find Da Yoopers Tourist Trap off U.S. Route 41?

Michigan

Florida

Wisconsin

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 2904

Question 2167 · single_choice

Nebraska’s answer to Stonehenge is built out of what?

Corn

Cars

Tires

Antlers

Remaining after this: 2903

Question 2168 · single_choice

The Dole Plantation Pineapple Garden Maze is in what state?

California

Georgia

Hawaii

New Mexico

Remaining after this: 2902

Question 2169 · single_choice

What city is home to the SPAM Museum?

Traverse City, Michigan

Austin, Minnesota

Kansas City, Missouri

Marblehead, Ohio

Remaining after this: 2901

Question 2170 · single_choice

Jamestown, North Dakota, is home to the world's largest what?

Horse

Giraffe

Tree

Buffalo

Remaining after this: 2900

Question 2171 · single_choice

In what Illinois city is there a three-ton statue of Superman?

Krypton

Midvale

Metropolis

Smallville

Remaining after this: 2899

Question 2172 · single_choice

South Dakota's Wall Drug store is known for offering visitors free what?

Balloons

Hot Dogs

Ice Water

Hay Rides

Remaining after this: 2898

Question 2173 · single_choice

The Enchanted Highway runs between Gladstone and Regent in what state?

New Mexico

Texas

Ohio

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 2897

Question 2174 · single_choice

What Italian city's most famous landmark has a replica in Niles, Illinois?

Rome

Pisa

Naples

Venice

Remaining after this: 2896

Question 2175 · single_choice

Riverside, Iowa, calls itself the future birthplace of what character?

James T. Kirk

Ellen Ripley

Katniss Everdeen

Han Solo

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Question 2176 · single_choice

The Wisconsin Dells are home to an upside-down version of which building?

Pentagon

Alamo

Empire State Building

White House

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Question 2177 · single_choice

Collinsville, Illinois, is home to the largest bottle of what condiment?

Mayonnaise

Mustard

Catsup

Ranch

Remaining after this: 2893

Question 2178 · single_choice

A theme park dedicated to blueberries is located in which state?

Hawaii

Idaho

Georgia

Maine

Remaining after this: 2892

Question 2179 · single_choice

The world's largest mailbox and pitchfork are both in which town?

Casey, Illinois

Leavenworth, Washington

Stowe, Vermont

Tarpon Springs, Florida

Remaining after this: 2891

Question 2180 · single_choice

Islamorada, Florida, is home to "Betsy," a 40-foot-long replica of what?

Alligator

Lobster

Penguin

Tarantula

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Question 2181 · single_choice

Lenny, a 1,700-pound chocolate moose, is located in which state?

Oregon

Maine

Montana

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 2889

Question 2182 · single_choice

Which continent are potatoes native to?

North America

South America

Asia

Australia

Remaining after this: 2888

Question 2183 · single_choice

Valencia, Spain, is the birthplace of which dish?

Risotto

Pierogies

Empanadas

Paella

Remaining after this: 2887

Question 2184 · single_choice

Where did Black Forest cake originate?

Germany

France

Romania

Bulgaria

Remaining after this: 2886

Question 2185 · single_choice

By law, feta cheese can only be called feta if it is made in what country?

Turkey

France

Italy

Greece

Remaining after this: 2885

Question 2186 · single_choice

Which of these so-called "Mexican" foods isn't from Mexico?

Burritos

Mole

Fajitas

Tacos

Remaining after this: 2884

Question 2187 · single_choice

Which quintessentially French food was actually invented in Austria?

Escargot

Duck confit

Croissant

French onion soup

Remaining after this: 2883

Question 2188 · single_choice

Where does poke come from?

Japan

China

Hawaii

Thailand

Remaining after this: 2882

Question 2189 · single_choice

What do the Swiss call Swiss cheese?

Gouda

Emmental

Camembert

Roquefort

Remaining after this: 2881

Question 2190 · single_choice

Where was the Caesar salad invented?

Italy

New York

Mexico

France

Remaining after this: 2880

Question 2191 · single_choice

Chicago, Illinois, is credited as the birthplace of what classic treat?

Apple pie

Milkshake

Black-and-white cookie

Boston cream pie

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Question 2192 · single_choice

Which Italian island has a famous dish named after it?

Panarea

Sicily

Stromboli

Ponza

Remaining after this: 2878

Question 2193 · single_choice

Hatch, New Mexico, is famous for what vegetable?

Shiitake mushrooms

Green chile peppers

Pumpkins

Artichokes

Remaining after this: 2877

Question 2194 · single_choice

Historians often credit Poland for inventing what breakfast food?

French toast

Bagel

Waffle

Frittata

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Question 2195 · single_choice

Where did black-and-white cookies originate?

New York

California

Massachusetts

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 2875

Question 2196 · single_choice

Where was the California sushi roll invented?

Nagoya, Japan

Seoul, South Korea

Vancouver, Canada

Mexico City, Mexico

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Question 2197 · single_choice

What country are fortune cookies from?

China

United States

Japan

Germany

Remaining after this: 2873

Question 2198 · single_choice

In which state was Coca-Cola first bottled?

Georgia

Kentucky

Mississippi

Virginia

Remaining after this: 2872

Question 2199 · single_choice

Where in Italy was gelato invented?

Florence

Venice

Bologna

Verona

Remaining after this: 2871

Question 2200 · single_choice

The Big Mac was invented at a McDonald’s in which state?

Texas

Pennsylvania

California

Kansas

Remaining after this: 2870

Question 2201 · single_choice

Where is the largest state park in the contiguous U.S.?

Washington

California

Montana

New York

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Question 2202 · single_choice

Which state park includes the headwaters of the Mississippi River?

Itasca State Park, Minnesota

Niagara Falls State Park, NY

Big Lake State Park, Missouri

Spring Mill State Park, Indiana

Remaining after this: 2868

Question 2203 · single_choice

What is the oldest state park in the U.S.?

Niagara Falls State Park, N.Y.

Baxter State Park, Maine

Custer State Park, South Dakota

Chimney Rock State Park, N.C.

Remaining after this: 2867

Question 2204 · single_choice

Connecticut has a state park named after which creature?

Jaguar

Swan

Dinosaur

Snake

Remaining after this: 2866

Question 2205 · single_choice

Which state is home to the Valley of Fire State Park?

California

Nevada

Missouri

Hawaii

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Question 2206 · single_choice

Porcupine Mountains State Park is which state’s largest state park?

California

New Hampshire

Nebraska

Michigan

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Question 2207 · single_choice

Which brand shares the name with a state park in Utah?

Xerox

Apple

Sonic Drive-In

Kodachrome

Remaining after this: 2863

Question 2208 · single_choice

Hawaii’s most visited state park, Diamond Head, is named after a what?

Coral reef

Waterfall

Volcanic crater

Beach

Remaining after this: 2862

Question 2209 · single_choice

Which state is home to Goblin Valley State Park?

Utah

Illinois

Florida

Oregon

Remaining after this: 2861

Question 2210 · single_choice

Arkansas has a state park with the only active what in the U.S.?

Hot spring

Furniture factory

Lighthouse

Diamond mine

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Question 2211 · single_choice

Johnson’s Shut-Ins State Park in Missouri is named after what?

Early settlers

Abandoned caves

A geological feature

A political movement

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Question 2212 · single_choice

Which state park is home to the “Grand Canyon of Texas”?

Bryce Canyon

Palo Duro Canyon

Glen Canyon

Echo Canyon

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Question 2213 · single_choice

Which of these states has a state park at its highest point?

Maryland

Mississippi

New Jersey

Wyoming

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Question 2214 · single_choice

Where is Cape Disappointment State Park?

Louisiana

Washington

Rhode Island

Michigan

Remaining after this: 2856

Question 2215 · single_choice

The tallest mountain east of the Mississippi is in which state park?

Black Rock Mountain, Georgia

Smith Mountain Lake, Virginia

Mount Mitchell, North Carolina

Cumberland Mountain, Tennessee

Remaining after this: 2855

Question 2216 · single_choice

Which state has a park with a famous “Glass Beach”?

California

Maine

Mississippi

Oregon

Remaining after this: 2854

Question 2217 · single_choice

Where can you scuba dive in Bottomless Lakes State Park?

Nebraska

Georgia

New Mexico

Montana

Remaining after this: 2853

Question 2218 · single_choice

Which of these state parks used to be a national park?

Adirondack Park, New York

Mackinac Island Park, Michigan

Iao Valley State Park, Hawaii

Emerald Bay State Park, California

Remaining after this: 2852

Question 2219 · single_choice

A Kansas state park is known for its rock formations shaped like what?

Spears

Pyramids

Mushrooms

Apples

Remaining after this: 2851

Question 2220 · single_choice

What was Alaska’s first state park?

Denali

Chugach

Kachemak Bay

Wood-Tikchik

Remaining after this: 2850

Question 2221 · single_choice

Which other country lays claim to part of the Virgin Islands?

Italy

France

Mexico

United Kingdom

Remaining after this: 2849

Question 2222 · single_choice

What is the most populous U.S. territory?

Puerto Rico

American Samoa

Guam

U.S. Virgin Islands

Remaining after this: 2848

Question 2223 · single_choice

Puerto Rico is home to America's only official what?

Volcano

Tide pool

Tropical rainforest

Coral reef

Remaining after this: 2847

Question 2224 · single_choice

Which of the following U.S. territories is in the Atlantic Ocean?

American Samoa

U.S. Virgin Islands

Guam

Northern Mariana Islands

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Question 2225 · single_choice

Which territory markets itself as “Where America’s Day Begins”?

Saint Croix

Puerto Rico

Saipan

Guam

Remaining after this: 2845

Question 2226 · single_choice

Which territory features the only U.S. national park south of the equator?

Guam

Puerto Rico

American Samoa

U.S. Virgin Islands

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Question 2227 · single_choice

Charlotte Amalie is the capital city of what U.S. territory?

Northern Mariana Islands

Puerto Rico

U.S. Virgin Islands

Guam

Remaining after this: 2843

Question 2228 · single_choice

What nickname is associated with Puerto Rico?

The Spice Isle

Isle of Youth

Island of Enchantment

The Friendly Island

Remaining after this: 2842

Question 2229 · single_choice

Which U.S. territory was the site of a major World War II battle?

Midway Atoll

Puerto Rico

Baker Island

Palmyra Atoll

Remaining after this: 2841

Question 2230 · single_choice

The easternmost and westernmost points of U.S. territory share what name?

Cape Alava

Cape Sable

Point Udall

Point Barrow

Remaining after this: 2840

Question 2231 · single_choice

What is the capital of American Samoa?

Pago Pago

Tāfuna

Hagåtña

San Juan

Remaining after this: 2839

Question 2232 · single_choice

What is the largest of the Northern Mariana Islands?

Saipan

Tinian

Rota

San Jose

Remaining after this: 2838

Question 2233 · single_choice

Which archipelago is Puerto Rico part of?

Florida Keys

Antilles

Cayman Islands

The Bahamas

Remaining after this: 2837

Question 2234 · single_choice

Which U.S. territory is home to the largest rum factory in the world?

American Samoa

Guam

Puerto Rico

U.S. Virgin Islands

Remaining after this: 2836

Question 2235 · single_choice

What territory is part of the Hawaii archipelago, but not the state?

Palmyra Atoll

Midway Atoll

Serranilla Bank

Wake Island

Remaining after this: 2835

Question 2236 · single_choice

Which of these islands is NOT part of the U.S. Virgin Islands?

St. Croix

St. Vincent

St. Thomas

St. John

Remaining after this: 2834

Question 2237 · single_choice

Which nickname is associated with American Samoa?

Shark Island

Football Island

Coral Island

Tomorrow Island

Remaining after this: 2833

Question 2238 · single_choice

Before U.S. annexation, the U.S. Virgin Islands were called what?

Hispaniola

Danish West Indies

Western Taínos

Dutch Virgin Isles

Remaining after this: 2832

Question 2239 · single_choice

What is the largest island in American Samoa?

Tutuila

Molokai

Ofu

Mo'orea

Remaining after this: 2831

Question 2240 · single_choice

Which of the following actors is from the U.S. Virgin Islands?

Kelsey Grammer

Ted Danson

Morgan Freeman

Denzel Washington

Remaining after this: 2830

Question 2241 · single_choice

Chamorro is an official language in which U.S. territory?

Puerto Rico

U.S. Virgin Islands

Guam

American Samoa

Remaining after this: 2829

Question 2242 · single_choice

Which country honors the unicorn as its national animal?

Scotland

Germany

United States

Mexico

Remaining after this: 2828

Question 2243 · single_choice

What is the most common national animal around the world?

Lion

Eagle

Wolf

Elephant

Remaining after this: 2827

Question 2244 · single_choice

Which country's national animal is the giraffe?

Brazil

Morocco

Tanzania

The Seychelles

Remaining after this: 2826

Question 2245 · single_choice

In 2017, which creature was designated America’s national mammal?

Golden retriever

Cow

Roadrunner

Bison

Remaining after this: 2825

Question 2246 · single_choice

Mauritius honors what extinct flightless bird as its national animal?

Dodo

Kiwi

Elephant bird

Eastern moa

Remaining after this: 2824

Question 2247 · single_choice

Which country’s national animal is a mythical bird called a Turul?

Ireland

Jamaica

Hungary

India

Remaining after this: 2823

Question 2248 · single_choice

What is considered the national animal of Italy?

Sheep

Wolf

Hedgehog

Rabbit

Remaining after this: 2822

Question 2249 · single_choice

Countries such as Mexico, Poland, and Zambia all honor which bird?

Condor

Eagle

Pelican

Dove

Remaining after this: 2821

Question 2250 · single_choice

In 2021, what animal did Costa Rica honor as a new national symbol?

Parrot

Frog

Tiger

Sloth

Remaining after this: 2820

Question 2251 · single_choice

Which country honors the rare takin, a cross between an antelope and goat?

Bhutan

The Bahama

New Zealand

Israel

Remaining after this: 2819

Question 2252 · single_choice

Which luxury hotel appears in “Pretty Woman”?

Beverly Wilshire, Beverly Hills

The Plaza, New York City

Hotel Ritz Paris

Claridge’s, London

Remaining after this: 2818

Question 2253 · single_choice

What famous building’s steps are featured in the "Rocky" movies?

New York Public Library

Los Angeles’ Griffith Observatory

Philadelphia Museum of Art

United States Capitol Building

Remaining after this: 2817

Question 2254 · single_choice

Which famous musical was filmed in Salzburg, Austria?

The Sound of Music

Mary Poppins

Moulin Rouge

The Wizard of Oz

Remaining after this: 2816

Question 2255 · single_choice

“Braveheart” was filmed in which region?

Swiss Alps

Rocky Mountains

Scottish Highlands

Normandy, France

Remaining after this: 2815

Question 2256 · single_choice

What country was a filming location for Tatooine in "Star Wars"?

Tunisia

Norway

New Zealand

Austria

Remaining after this: 2814

Question 2257 · single_choice

Scotland’s Skyfall Lodge was the childhood home of which fictional spy?

Jason Bourne

Austin Powers

James Bond

Ethan Hunt

Remaining after this: 2813

Question 2258 · single_choice

Sam and Annie avow their love on what rooftop in “Sleepless in Seattle”?

Empire State Building

Space Needle

Big Ben

Flatiron Building

Remaining after this: 2812

Question 2259 · single_choice

What real-life museum does Ferris visit in “Ferris Bueller's Day Off”?

The Louvre

The Art Institute of Chicago

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

The Vatican Museums

Remaining after this: 2811

Question 2260 · single_choice

These carved sandstone facades of Petra, Jordan were used in what film?

Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade

Lawrence of Arabia

Casablanca

Tomb Raider

Remaining after this: 2810

Question 2261 · single_choice

At what NYC jeweler does Holly Golightly have breakfast?

Cartier

Tiffany & Co.

Harry Winston

Van Cleef & Arpels

Remaining after this: 2809

Question 2262 · single_choice

“Lord of the Rings” fans can still visit the Shire set in what country?

Canada

Russia

New Zealand

Denmark

Remaining after this: 2808

Question 2263 · single_choice

New York City’s Hook & Ladder 8 Firehouse housed what cinematic group?

Ghostbusters

Men in Black

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Avengers

Remaining after this: 2807

Question 2264 · single_choice

What movie reference can be found at Britain’s King’s Cross Station?

Parrot-headed umbrella

Aston Martin car

Half a luggage cart

Stormtrooper helmet

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Question 2265 · single_choice

The real-life Isla Nublar from "Jurassic Park" is located where?

Fiji

Thailand

Hawaii

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 2805

Question 2266 · single_choice

Which country’s Zhangjiajie National Forest Park was used in “Avatar”?

China

New Zealand

Zimbabwe

Chile

Remaining after this: 2804

Question 2267 · single_choice

The Timberline Lodge of Mount Hood, Oregon, was used in what film?

The Grand Budapest Hotel

The Shining

Psycho

Better Off Dead

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Question 2268 · single_choice

Which shark-infested waters were home to “Jaws”?

Long Island, New York

Cape May, New Jersey

Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts

San Diego, California

Remaining after this: 2802

Question 2269 · single_choice

What film franchise filmed on the Irish monastery island Skellig Michael?

Dune

Star Trek

Jurassic Park

Star Wars

Remaining after this: 2801

Question 2270 · single_choice

What movie was filmed in the Sicilian villages of Savoca and Forza d'Agro?

The Godfather

Mission: Impossible

The Hunger Games

Inception

Remaining after this: 2800

Question 2271 · single_choice

The baseball diamond created for “Field of Dreams” is in what state?

Iowa

Chicago

Nebraska

Kansas

Remaining after this: 2799

Question 2272 · single_choice

“Lara Croft: Tomb Raider” was filmed at which country’s Ta Prohm Temple?

China

Argentina

Peru

Cambodia

Remaining after this: 2798

Question 2273 · single_choice

What NYC restaurant is featured in “When Harry Met Sally”?

Carnegie Deli

Katz’s Deli

Tavern on the Green

Russian Tea Room

Remaining after this: 2797

Question 2274 · single_choice

“The Twilight Saga” was filmed in which small town?

Astoria, Oregon

Bangor, Maine

Forks, Washington

Oswego, New York

Remaining after this: 2796

Question 2275 · single_choice

Where was the stadium collapse scene in “The Dark Knight Rises” filmed?

Atlanta

Miami

Los Angeles

Pittsburgh

Remaining after this: 2795

Question 2276 · single_choice

Which desert in Jordan was the setting for the 2019 film “Aladdin”?

Sahara

Gobi

Namib

Wadi Rum

Remaining after this: 2794

Question 2277 · single_choice

The climax of “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” occurs atop what place?

Mount Saint Helens

Mount Rushmore

Pikes Peak

Devils Tower

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Question 2278 · single_choice

What are the real-life waterfalls of Wakanda from “Black Panther” called?

Iguazu Falls

Niagara Falls

Yosemite Falls

Angel Falls

Remaining after this: 2792

Question 2279 · single_choice

England’s Chatsworth House serves as Pemberley in which film?

Wuthering Heights

Atonement

Shakespeare in Love

Pride and Prejudice

Remaining after this: 2791

Question 2280 · single_choice

Where was “Pirates Of The Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl” filmed?

Boracay

Majorca

St. Vincent

Capri

Remaining after this: 2790

Question 2281 · single_choice

"Mamma Mia!" was filmed on which Greek island?

Crete

Skopelos

Santorini

Rhodes

Remaining after this: 2789

Question 2282 · single_choice

Which tower does Tom Cruise scale in “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol”?

Willis Tower

Burj Khalifa

The Shard

One World Trade Center

Remaining after this: 2788

Question 2283 · single_choice

What ocean surrounds the North Pole?

Arctic Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Southern Ocean

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Question 2284 · single_choice

What country owns the North Pole?

Russia

Denmark

Canada

No country owns it

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Question 2285 · single_choice

The closest land to the North Pole is an island found where?

Russia

Iceland

Greenland

Canada

Remaining after this: 2785

Question 2286 · single_choice

Whose expedition is believed to have first reached the North Pole in 1909?

Richard Evelyn Byrd

Robert Peary

Ernest Shackleton

Robert Falcon Scott

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Question 2287 · single_choice

What was the Norge, which Roald Amundsen used to reach the pole in 1926?

Submarine

Snowmobile

Automobile

Airship

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Question 2288 · single_choice

What country established the first research station at the North Pole?

Soviet Union

Canada

Norway

Denmark

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Question 2289 · single_choice

The Arctic Circle is the area of the Earth north of what latitude?

180° N

66°30' S

66°30′ N

23° N

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Question 2290 · single_choice

Which of these animals will you NOT find near the North Pole?

Penguins

Arctic foxes

Sea anemones

Seals

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Question 2291 · single_choice

What is the name of the current North Star?

Vega

Polaris

Sirius

Thuban

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Question 2292 · single_choice

What has NOT been used to reach the North Pole?

Skis

Dogsled

Motorcycle

Kayak

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Question 2293 · single_choice

Which French city is nicknamed "the Capital of Christmas"?

Paris

Nice

Strasbourg

Marseilles

Remaining after this: 2777

Question 2294 · single_choice

Where is the famous Winter Village at Bryant Park located?

Dallas, Texas

New York, New York

San Diego, California

Boston, Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 2776

Question 2295 · single_choice

Located in Mozart’s hometown, which Christmas market is Austria’s oldest?

Salzburg

Stuttgart

Vienna

Bratislava

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Question 2296 · single_choice

In what state is the town of Bethlehem’s annual Christkindlmarkt?

Massachusetts

New Mexico

Pennsylvania

Colorado

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Question 2297 · single_choice

London’s Hyde Park Winter Wonderland features the U.K.’s largest what?

Ferris wheel

Outdoor ice skating rink

Tea room

Igloo village

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Question 2298 · single_choice

What mountains set a snowy backdrop for Banff’s Christmas Market?

Appalachian Mountains

Great Smoky Mountains

Rocky Mountains

Andes Mountains

Remaining after this: 2772

Question 2299 · single_choice

The capital city of Tallinn is home to which country’s most famous market?

Finland

Belarus

Serbia

Estonia

Remaining after this: 2771

Question 2300 · single_choice

A bustling Christmas village takes over what city’s LOVE Park every year?

Baltimore, Maryland

Los Angeles, California

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Miami, Florida

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Question 2301 · single_choice

What city is home to Christkindlmarket Wrigleyville?

Chicago, Illinois

Houston, Texas

Atlanta, Georgia

Phoenix, Arizona

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Question 2302 · single_choice

What Canadian city’s Distillery District is known for its holiday market?

Vancouver

Ottawa

Calgary

Toronto

Remaining after this: 2768

Question 2303 · single_choice

The Bay Area has a holiday market dedicated to what novelist?

Jane Austen

Virginia Woolfe

Charles Dickens

William Shakespeare

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Question 2304 · single_choice

A popular Croatian treat at Zagreb’s market is “fritule,” a type of what?

Doughnut

Fruitcake

Pizza

Sandwich

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Question 2305 · single_choice

Which Christmas market is set to the magical backdrop of the Alps?

Trento Christmas Market, Italy

Helsinki Christmas Market, Finland

Cologne Christmas Market, Germany

Edinburgh’s Christmas, Scotland

Remaining after this: 2765

Question 2306 · single_choice

What Hungarian dessert can be found at Budapest’s Christmas markets?

Peppermint patties

Chimney cakes

Yule logs

Pine kolaches

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Question 2307 · single_choice

La Grand-Place is home to a famous market in which city?

Copenhagen, Denmark

Munich, Germany

Brussels, Belgium

Vienna, Austria

Remaining after this: 2763

Question 2308 · single_choice

What fried pastry dessert is enjoyed at the Ottawa Christmas Market?

Beavertails

Poutine

Moose tracks

Nanaimo bars

Remaining after this: 2762

Question 2309 · single_choice

In what state does the “Holly Jolly Jekyll” celebration take place?

Texas

Tennessee

Georgia

Arkansas

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Question 2310 · single_choice

What traditional Czech Christmas dish is served at Prague’s market?

Pizzelle

Figgy pudding

Fish soup

Bûche de Noël

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Question 2311 · single_choice

What city’s Market Square hosts the annual Peoples Gas Holiday Market?

Denver, Colorado

Las Vegas, Nevada

St. Louis, Missouri

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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Question 2312 · single_choice

Found at Nuremberg’s market, what is the world’s largest Feuerzangenbowle?

Potato soup cookoff

Santa-themed football tournament

Bowl of sauerkraut

German drink lit on fire

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Question 2313 · single_choice

Which U.S. city hosts the country’s oldest winter festival?

St. Paul, Minnesota

Aspen, Colorado

Lake Placid, New York

Winthrop, Washington

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Question 2314 · single_choice

Where is the Sundance Film Festival held?

Austin, Texas

Amherst, Massachusetts

Hollywood, California

Park City, Utah

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Question 2315 · single_choice

What NYC landmark hosts an annual tree lighting ceremony?

Rockefeller Center

Brooklyn Bridge

Statue of Liberty

Chrysler Building

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Question 2316 · single_choice

In Venice, Italy, elaborate masks are worn for what winter celebration?

All Saints Day

Epiphany

Carnival

Festival of Lights

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Question 2317 · single_choice

The Vinterjazz Festival occurs in what European country?

Italy

Bulgaria

Denmark

Portugal

Remaining after this: 2753

Question 2318 · single_choice

The Viking festival of Up Helly Aa is celebrated in which country?

Canada

Scotland

Germany

Slovenia

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Question 2319 · single_choice

Which city is home to the International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival?

Harbin, China

Dublin, Ireland

Nagoya, Japan

Ottawa, Canada

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Question 2320 · single_choice

The Yukon Quest features a 1,000-mile-long race using what vessel?

Canoe

Helicopter

Dogsled

Cross-country skis

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Question 2321 · single_choice

Which of these cities hosts a light festival on its canals each winter?

Venice, Italy

St. Petersburg, Russia

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Gothenburg, Sweden

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Question 2322 · single_choice

Since 1950, which city has hosted a popular snow festival in Japan?

Kyoto

Nagano

Fukuoka

Sapporo

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Question 2323 · single_choice

Which city’s winter carnival has an official mascot known as Bonhomme?

Lyon, France

New Orleans, Louisiana

Quebec City, Canada

Munich, Germany

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Question 2324 · single_choice

Sweden honors which saint with a festival of lights on December 13?

Joan of Arc

Lucia

Francis of Assisi

Mother Teresa

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Question 2325 · single_choice

Frozen Dead Guys Day is an annual celebration in what state?

New York

Minnesota

Colorado

Oregon

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Question 2326 · single_choice

Saskatoon, Canada’s winter festival, achieved what world record in 2016?

Most snowfall in a day

Most snowmen made

Tallest ice sculpture

Largest snowball tournament

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Question 2327 · single_choice

The Fur Rondy is an annual winter celebration in what U.S. state?

Michigan

Maine

North Dakota

Alaska

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Question 2328 · single_choice

Slovenia hosts a winter festival dedicated to what mythological creature?

Dragon

Ogre

Fairy

Hydra

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Question 2329 · single_choice

Which U.S. town holds a Bavarian-themed ice festival?

Madison, Wisconsin

Breckenridge, Colorado

Lake Tahoe, Nevada

Leavenworth, Washington

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Question 2330 · single_choice

Korea’s Hwacheon Sancheoneo festival celebrates what pastime?

Hot air ballooning

Ice fishing

Ski jumping

Snow tunneling

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Question 2331 · single_choice

The Your Paradise Festival takes place in what island country?

Maldives

Fiji

Cuba

Japan

Remaining after this: 2739

Question 2332 · single_choice

Soyal is a winter solstice celebration held by what Indigenous peoples?

Iroquois

Sioux

Hopi

Seminole

Remaining after this: 2738

Question 2333 · single_choice

Which of these ski resorts is NOT located in Colorado?

Vail

Aspen Snowmass

Keystone

Stowe

Remaining after this: 2737

Question 2334 · single_choice

Which is the largest and most famous ski resort in Quebec, Canada?

Kaprun

Mont Tremblant

Sun Valley

Big Sky

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Question 2335 · single_choice

What famous Rocky Mountain resort hosted the 2002 Olympic Winter Games?

Telluride

Snowbird

Park City

Beaver Creek

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Question 2336 · single_choice

Which mountain peak sets the backdrop at Switzerland’s Zermatt?

Matterhorn

Kirkjufell

Ben Nevis

Elbrus

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Question 2337 · single_choice

Where can you ski alongside Western Europe’s tallest peak, Mont Blanc?

Kaprun, Austria

Chamonix, France

Baqueira-Beret, Spain

St. Moritz, Switzerland

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Question 2338 · single_choice

Catedral Alta Patagonia is a popular ski resort in which country?

Chile

New Zealand

Argentina

Italy

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Question 2339 · single_choice

What U.S. resort is nicknamed "The Big One" for its extreme vertical rise?

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Breckenridge, Colorado

Mammoth, California

Keystone, Colorado

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Question 2340 · single_choice

The world’s largest ski area, Les Trois Vallées, is located where?

France

Switzerland

Liechtenstein

Germany

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Question 2341 · single_choice

Niseko Ski Resort is the largest ski resort in which country?

Japan

China

South Korea

Turkey

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Question 2342 · single_choice

What U.S. resort is known for its back bowls like Sun Up and Sun Down?

Sugarloaf Mountain, Maine

Vail, Colorado

Killington, Vermont

Copper Mountain, Colorado

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Question 2343 · single_choice

Which Canadian ski resort is the largest in North America?

Lake Louise

Vail

Sugarbush

Whistler Blackcomb

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Question 2344 · single_choice

What Colorado resort has hosted the Winter X Games every year since 2002?

Telluride

Whitefish

Aspen Snowmass

Snowbird

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Question 2345 · single_choice

Which European country has the most ski resorts?

Switzerland

Germany

Italy

The Netherlands

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Question 2346 · single_choice

Royals like Princess Diana put what ski resort on the map in the 1990s?

Squaw Valley, California

Courchevel, France

Lech, Austria

Courmayeur, Italy

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Question 2347 · single_choice

What U.S. state is home to the most ski resorts?

California

Colorado

Utah

New York

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Question 2348 · single_choice

Italy’s Cortina D'Ampezzo resort is located in which mountains?

Caucasus

Ural

Dolomites

Pyrenees

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Question 2349 · single_choice

St. Anton is a popular skiing destination in which country?

New Zealand

Canada

France

Austria

Remaining after this: 2721

Question 2350 · single_choice

Located in Steamboat Springs, what is Colorado's oldest ski area?

Howelsen Hill Ski Area

Vail Ski Resort

Mammoth Mountain Ski Area

Sugarbush Resort

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Question 2351 · single_choice

Corviglia is the largest resort in what Swiss ski area?

Grindelwald

Breckenridge

Zugspitze

St. Moritz

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Question 2352 · single_choice

Which resort receives the most annual snowfall in the contiguous U.S.?

Mount Baker, Washington

Sugarloaf, Maine

Mount Bachelor, Oregon

Diamond Peak, Nevada

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Question 2353 · single_choice

Which U.S. state is the leading producer of Christmas trees?

Oregon

Wisconsin

Vermont

Oklahoma

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Question 2354 · single_choice

Where is NYC's most famous Christmas tree displayed?

Empire State Building

One World Trade Center

Rockefeller Center

Central Park

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Question 2355 · single_choice

Who started the National Christmas Tree tradition in Washington, D.C.?

George Washington

Calvin Coolidge

Martin Van Buren

Ronald Reagan

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Question 2356 · single_choice

Where is France’s “Capital of Christmas,” home to a dazzling tree?

Paris

Bordeaux

Nice

Strasbourg

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Question 2357 · single_choice

In 2010, the world’s most expensive Christmas tree was erected where?

Abu Dhabi, UAE

London, U.K.

Munich, Germany

Athens, Greece

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Question 2358 · single_choice

Which city displayed the world’s first decorated Christmas tree?

Rome, Italy

Washington, D.C.

Mexico City, Mexico

Riga, Latvia

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Question 2359 · single_choice

Carlsbad, California, features a 30-foot-tall Christmas tree made of what?

Cupcakes

Seashells

Wrapping paper

LEGOs

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Question 2360 · single_choice

Which Parisian department store has displayed a themed tree since 1976?

Le Bon Marché

Harrods

Galeries Lafayette

Neiman Marcus

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Question 2361 · single_choice

What is this German landmark that displays a famous Christmas tree?

Brandenburg Gate

Bastei Bridge

Neuschwanstein Castle

Hannover Town Hall

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Question 2362 · single_choice

The world’s largest floating Christmas tree is in a lagoon in what city?

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Reykjavík, Iceland

Palm Beach, Florida

Sydney, Australia

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Question 2363 · single_choice

What British monarch brought the first Christmas tree into Windsor Castle?

Queen Victoria

Queen Elizabeth II

King George V

King Charles III

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Question 2364 · single_choice

A 95-foot-tall Christmas tree in Dallas, Texas, holds what title?

Largest indoor tree in the U.S.

Tree with most lights

Largest artificial tree in world

Tree with most expensive decor

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Question 2365 · single_choice

What U.S. city displays a Christmas tree made of sand, called “Sandi”?

West Palm Beach, Florida

Atlantic City, New Jersey

Huntington Beach, California

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

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Question 2366 · single_choice

From where does the city of Boston receive a Christmas tree every season?

Montreal

Philadelphia

London

Nova Scotia

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Question 2367 · single_choice

Which pope started the tradition of the Vatican Christmas Tree?

Sixtus IV

Francis

John Paul II

Innocent III

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Question 2368 · single_choice

Which U.S. city once displayed the world’s tallest cut Christmas tree?

Ann Arbor, Michigan

Boston, Massachusetts

Tallahassee, Florida

Seattle, Washington

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Question 2369 · single_choice

In which room does the official White House Christmas tree stand?

Oval Office

Blue Room

China Room

State Dining Room

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Question 2370 · single_choice

What does Gloucester, Massachusetts, use to build its Christmas tree?

Hubcaps

Driftwood

Fishing rods

Lobster traps

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Question 2371 · single_choice

Which city is home to “the world’s most illuminated tree”?

Seoul, South Korea

Brisbane, Australia

Osaka, Japan

Cape Town, South Africa

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Question 2372 · single_choice

In Japan, it is customary to eat from what fast food chain at Christmas?

McDonald's

Wendy's

Burger King

KFC

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Question 2373 · single_choice

Which country holds an annual Christmas lottery known as “El Gordo”?

Mexico

Italy

Brazil

Spain

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Question 2374 · single_choice

In which country do people exchange books on Christmas Eve?

Poland

Chile

Iceland

Thailand

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Question 2375 · single_choice

What is December 26 known as in the U.K.?

Cyber Monday

Red Nose Day

Boxing Day

Hogmanay

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Question 2376 · single_choice

Where is it traditional to partake in a Christmas Eve sauna session?

Finland

Ireland

Turkey

Spain

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Question 2377 · single_choice

In parts of Europe, December 5 is the night of what wicked figure?

Jólakötturinn

Belsnickel

Krampus

Grýla

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Question 2378 · single_choice

The Hindu holiday Diwali is known as the Festival of what?

Lights

Colors

Snow

Dance

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Question 2379 · single_choice

What household item do Norwegians hide on Christmas Eve?

Brooms

Chairs

Knives

Towels

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Question 2380 · single_choice

Pohutukawa is the Māori name of what country's traditional Christmas tree?

India

New Zealand

Madagascar

Uruguay

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Question 2381 · single_choice

On January 6, a witch called La Befana presents children gifts where?

Cuba

Poland

Italy

Indonesia

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Question 2382 · single_choice

The Dutch holiday festival Sinterklaas involves placing what by the fire?

Coins

Shoes

Cabbage

Tulips

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Question 2383 · single_choice

In Oaxaca, Mexico, December 23 is celebrated as the Night of what food?

Corn

Radishes

Carrots

Cheese

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Question 2384 · single_choice

Which Canadian province is known for the holiday tradition “mummering”?

Ontario

Newfoundland

Quebec

British Columbia

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Question 2385 · single_choice

Icelandic myth says that around Christmas some children are eaten by what?

A giant crab

A giant dolphin

A giant snail

A giant cat

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Question 2386 · single_choice

On January 5, Spain's Dia de los Reyes celebrates what Biblical figures?

Wise Men

Canaanites

Innkeepers

Angels

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Question 2387 · single_choice

Colombia kicks off the Christmas season on December 7 by doing what?

Warding off evil spirits

Placing arepas under the tree

Lighting little candles

Gifting red boxes

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Question 2388 · single_choice

What spooky decoration do Ukrainians associate with Christmas?

Pumpkins

Skeletons

Spiderwebs

Black cats

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Question 2389 · single_choice

Which country celebrates Boxing Day with a National Horse Parade?

Argentina

Wales

Mongolia

Costa Rica

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Question 2390 · single_choice

Which Arizonan Native Americans celebrate Soyal each winter solstice?

Cherokee

Shoshone

Navajo

Hopi

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Question 2391 · single_choice

Christmas in Brazil often features “Missa do Galo,” which translates to?

Season of Good Luck

Revellers’ Feast

Christmas Table

Rooster Mass

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Question 2392 · single_choice

How do people in Caracas, Venezuela, typically travel to Christmas Mass?

Sprinting

Roller Skating

Skateboarding

Bicycling

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Question 2393 · single_choice

What is the only U.S. city with a royal palace?

Newport, Rhode Island

St. Augustine, Florida

Honolulu, Hawaii

Madison, Wisconsin

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Question 2394 · single_choice

Which publishing tycoon has a California castle named after him?

William Randolph Hearst

Joseph Pulitzer

Michael Bloomberg

Rupert Murdoch

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Question 2395 · single_choice

Which city park is home to a miniature hilltop castle?

Grant Park, Chicago

Boston Common

Central Park, NYC

Forsyth Park, Savannah

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Question 2396 · single_choice

North Carolina’s 250-room Biltmore Estate holds what record?

Largest private house in the U.S.

Oldest castle in North America

Most expensive castle ever built

Largest castle moat in the world

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Question 2397 · single_choice

Florida is home to a unique “castle” made of what?

Gold bricks

Paper mâché

Bones

Coral

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Question 2398 · single_choice

Where can you visit this lakefront stone castle?

California

New York

Minnesota

South Dakota

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Question 2399 · single_choice

What can you find hidden inside Disney World’s Cinderella Castle?

A secret suite

A cocktail bar

An employee break room

A power station

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Question 2400 · single_choice

Which U.S. city with a European-inspired name is also home to a castle?

Athens, Ohio

Versailles, Kentucky

Berlin, Wisconsin

Paris, Texas

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Question 2401 · single_choice

This medieval-style California castle serves what unique function?

Winery

Governor’s residence

Movie studio

School

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Question 2402 · single_choice

Which state is home to these castle ruins?

Texas

New Mexico

Alaska

Missouri

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Question 2403 · single_choice

Las Vegas is home to a replica of which royal’s tomb?

King Tut

Mary, Queen of Scots

Chandragupta Maurya

Alexander the Great

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Question 2404 · single_choice

Where is the world’s only exact replica of Athens’ Parthenon?

London

Vancouver

Tokyo

Nashville

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Question 2405 · single_choice

What famous Brazilian landmark inspired a lookalike in Portugal?

São Paulo Cathedral

Christ the Redeemer

Selarón Steps

Octavio Frias de Oliveira Bridge

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Question 2406 · single_choice

The entire Austrian town of Hallstatt is replicated in which country?

Peru

China

Costa Rica

Romania

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Question 2407 · single_choice

What French monument has a small-scale copy in Gómez Palacio, Mexico?

The Louvre

Arc de Triomphe

Eiffel Tower

Panthéon

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Question 2408 · single_choice

Which famous clock is replicated on a smaller scale in India?

Big Ben

Mecca Royal Clock Tower

Rathaus-Glockenspiel

Prague Astronomical Clock

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Question 2409 · single_choice

Visnes, Norway, has a replica of what famous New York City landmark?

Central Park

Empire State Building

Statue of Liberty

Brooklyn Bridge

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Question 2410 · single_choice

A Bangladeshi filmmaker built a full-size replica of what famous building?

Taj Mahal

Sydney Opera House

St. Basil’s Cathedral

Burj Khalifa

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Question 2411 · single_choice

What is the replica of Neuschwanstein Castle in Russia used for?

A bank

A private home

A church

A school

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Question 2412 · single_choice

Where in the U.S. is a half-size replica of the Leaning Tower of Pisa?

Kansas

Illinois

Florida

California

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Question 2413 · single_choice

What food is traditionally eaten in the American South on New Year’s Day?

Baby back ribs

Black-eyed peas

Fried ravioli

Oysters

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Question 2414 · single_choice

On New Year’s Eve in Spain, people eat 12 what?

Tapas

Cakes

Grapes

Ice cubes

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Question 2415 · single_choice

What is Scotland's New Year's Eve celebration called?

Hogmanay

Burns Night

Shrove Tuesday

Guy Fawkes Day

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Question 2416 · single_choice

In Greece, what fruit is smashed for good luck on New Year's?

Pomegranate

Grapefruit

Watermelon

Apricot

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Question 2417 · single_choice

Where can you see New Year’s fireworks from the world’s tallest building?

New York, New York

Shanghai, China

Taipei, Taiwan

Dubai, UAE

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Question 2418 · single_choice

What is the last inhabited place to ring in the holiday each year?

Fiji

American Samoa

Tuvalu

Cook Islands

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Question 2419 · single_choice

How long does the Lunar New Year last?

24 hours

15 days

2 months

3 days

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Question 2420 · single_choice

In Korea, it's bad luck to wash what part of the body on New Year’s?

Hands

Face

Feet

Hair

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Question 2421 · single_choice

In Thailand's new year celebration, what do they throw on each other?

Water

Confetti

Wine

Fruit

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Question 2422 · single_choice

What type of noodle is traditionally consumed on New Year's in Japan?

Udon

Ramen

Shirataki

Soba

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Question 2423 · single_choice

The New Year's Eve ball drop tradition has origins in which country?

Greece

England

China

Denmark

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Question 2424 · single_choice

Where is smashing plates against your friends’ doors a New Year’s custom?

Mexico

Brazil

Denmark

Italy

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Question 2425 · single_choice

Which of the following do Italians consider good luck on New Year's Day?

Ringing church bells 100 times

Avoiding wine

Smashing ornaments

Wearing red underwear

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Question 2426 · single_choice

The burning of “años viejos” is a tradition in which of these countries?

Dominican Republic

Ecuador

Spain

Cuba

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Question 2427 · single_choice

Where is the new year celebrated with 24 hours of silence?

Taipei, Taiwan

Bali, Indonesia

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Lagos, Nigeria

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Question 2428 · single_choice

Where is it tradition to eat seven meals on New Year's Eve?

Japan

Portugal

The Bahamas

Estonia

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Question 2429 · single_choice

What do many Colombians carry through the streets on New Year's?

Jugs of milk

Empty suitcases

Teddy bears

Baseball bats

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Question 2430 · single_choice

What lucky seafood is traditionally eaten on New Year’s in Germany?

Prawns

Carp

Squid

Abalone

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Question 2431 · single_choice

"The Man of the Noses" is a New Year’s tradition in what European region?

Catalonia

Sardinia

Åland

Northern Ireland

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Question 2432 · single_choice

"Joya no kane" is a New Year’s ritual performed by members of what faith?

Buddhism

Islam

Judaism

Zoroastrianism

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Question 2433 · single_choice

Where do residents of Talca, Chile, traditionally spend New Year’s Eve?

A swimming pool

An amusement park

A graveyard

A supermarket

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Question 2434 · single_choice

Which is NOT one of Earth's five oceans?

Indian Ocean

Southern Ocean

Northern Ocean

Arctic Ocean

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Question 2435 · single_choice

What is Earth’s largest ocean?

Southern Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Indian Ocean

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Question 2436 · single_choice

How much of the Earth's surface is covered in ocean?

40%

71%

90%

98%

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Question 2437 · single_choice

What is the most common cause of ocean waves?

Underwater earthquakes

Currents

Tides

Wind

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Question 2438 · single_choice

What is the name of the world's deepest ocean trench?

Philippine Trench

Tonga Trench

Mariana Trench

Diamantina Trench

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Question 2439 · single_choice

The Strait of Magellan links which two oceans?

Indian and Pacific

Arctic and Atlantic

Atlantic and Pacific

Indian and Southern

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Question 2440 · single_choice

What is the saltiest ocean on Earth?

Atlantic Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Indian Ocean

Southern Ocean

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Question 2441 · single_choice

What causes the oceans' tides?

Earth's core

Underwater earthquakes

Evaporation

The moon

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Question 2442 · single_choice

The "Coral Triangle" is located in which of the world’s oceans?

Indian

Atlantic

Arctic

Pacific

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Question 2443 · single_choice

The Arabian, Andaman, and Red Seas are all part of what ocean?

Southern Ocean

Indian Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

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Question 2444 · single_choice

Which of these record-breakers is found in an ocean?

World's largest statue

World's oldest active volcano

World's longest mountain range

World's longest river

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Question 2445 · single_choice

Earth’s oceans provide 50%-80% of the world’s what?

Hydrogen

Silicon

Iron

Oxygen

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Question 2446 · single_choice

The deepest parts of the ocean are in what zone?

Hadal Zone

Mesopelagic Zone

Abyssopelagic Zone

Epipelagic Zone

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Question 2447 · single_choice

What giant ocean once surrounded the ancient supercontinent Pangea?

Ultima Thule

Gondwana

Panthalassa

Tethys

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Question 2448 · single_choice

In what ocean is the Gulf Stream?

Pacific Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Indian Ocean

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Question 2449 · single_choice

The Atlantic Ocean’s Denmark Strait is home to what unusual feature?

An underwater waterfall

An underwater volcano

A huge concentration of shipwrecks

An underwater museum

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Question 2450 · single_choice

What is unusual about the Atlantic Ocean's Sargasso Sea?

It is fresh water

It has no fish

It is extremely shallow

It doesn't border any land

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Question 2451 · single_choice

What is the study of ocean depth called?

Subtopogrpahy

Bathymetry

Hydrogeology

Depthometry

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Question 2452 · single_choice

Where is the Atlantic Ocean's deepest point?

Kuril-Kamchatka Trench

Kermadec Trench

Peru-Chile Trench

Puerto Rico Trench

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Question 2453 · single_choice

What is the only ocean where blue whales do NOT live?

Arctic Ocean

Southern Ocean

Indian Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

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Question 2454 · single_choice

What country is the farthest away from the ocean?

Mongolia

Kyrgyzstan

Tajikistan

Nepal

Remaining after this: 2616

Question 2455 · single_choice

Pho is a famous noodle soup from which country?

Taiwan

Vietnam

Nigeria

Haiti

Remaining after this: 2615

Question 2456 · single_choice

Borscht is considered the national dish of which of these countries?

Germany

Belgium

Ukraine

Portugal

Remaining after this: 2614

Question 2457 · single_choice

What is the rich fish stew that originated in Marseille, France?

Bouillabaisse

Bourguignon

Coq au vin

Cassoulet

Remaining after this: 2613

Question 2458 · single_choice

Which of these is a key ingredient for Hungarian goulash?

Beetroot

Pumpkin

Bone marrow

Paprika

Remaining after this: 2612

Question 2459 · single_choice

Where can you try an egg drop soup called Stracciatella?

China

Argentina

Estonia

Italy

Remaining after this: 2611

Question 2460 · single_choice

Which Mexican soup comes in variations of red, green, and white?

Pozole

Caldo verde

Sopa de tortilla

Menudo

Remaining after this: 2610

Question 2461 · single_choice

Which ingredient is crucial in ozoni, a Japanese New Year’s soup?

Ramen

Kimchi

Mochi

Seaweed

Remaining after this: 2609

Question 2462 · single_choice

Where did ramen noodles originate?

Japan

China

United States

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 2608

Question 2463 · single_choice

In which countries do people traditionally eat pea soup on Thursdays?

Iceland and Greenland

Austria and Switzerland

Russia and Ukraine

Sweden and Finland

Remaining after this: 2607

Question 2464 · single_choice

Soup Joumou is prepared for which country’s Jan. 1 independence day?

Ghana

Burundi

Haiti

Moldova

Remaining after this: 2606

Question 2465 · single_choice

What fictional city does Batman protect?

Smallville

Gotham City

Star City

Central City

Remaining after this: 2605

Question 2466 · single_choice

Who lives at the Shire in “The Lord of the Rings”?

Elves

Orcs

Wizards

Hobbits

Remaining after this: 2604

Question 2467 · single_choice

Leslie Knope runs the Parks Department in what fictional Indiana city?

Springfield

Eagleton

Pawnee

Pleasantville

Remaining after this: 2603

Question 2468 · single_choice

What is the name of the all-wizard village in the “Harry Potter” series?

Hogwarts

Durmstrang

Godric’s Hollow

Hogsmeade

Remaining after this: 2602

Question 2469 · single_choice

In what town does Nancy Drew solve mysteries in the original books?

Horseshoe Bay

River Heights

Riverdale

Cabot Cove

Remaining after this: 2601

Question 2470 · single_choice

Where does the Stark family from “Game of Thrones” call home?

Winterfell

Highgarden

Dragonstone

The Red Keep

Remaining after this: 2600

Question 2471 · single_choice

How do the Pevensie children get to Narnia?

Through a window

On a train

Through a wardrobe

Flying a balloon

Remaining after this: 2599

Question 2472 · single_choice

Which Marvel Avenger is from Asgard?

Black Widow

Black Panther

Hulk

Thor

Remaining after this: 2598

Question 2473 · single_choice

The Gilmore Girls live in what fictional town?

Stars Hollow

Capeside

Tree Hill

Bluebell

Remaining after this: 2597

Question 2474 · single_choice

What planet is Spock of the “Star Trek” series from?

Agaron

Romulus

Vulcan

Kling

Remaining after this: 2596

Question 2475 · single_choice

What U.S. national park claims the hottest recorded air temperature?

Yellowstone

Grand Canyon

Badlands

Death Valley

Remaining after this: 2595

Question 2476 · single_choice

The coldest inhabited place on Earth is found in what country?

Chile

Russia

United States

Canada

Remaining after this: 2594

Question 2477 · single_choice

Venezuela’s Lake Maracaibo is known for what extreme weather?

Highest concentration of lightning

One tornado a month

One hundred feet of snow a year

Virtually no rainfall

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Question 2478 · single_choice

Which of these will you find in India’s rain-soaked state of Meghalaya?

Birds trained to act as umbrellas

Scuba suits worn outdoors

Tree roots grown into bridges

Entire villages built underground

Remaining after this: 2592

Question 2479 · single_choice

Where was the highest wind speed ever recorded?

Barrow Island, Australia

Chicago, Illinois

Thule Air Base, Greenland

Mount Washington, New Hampshire

Remaining after this: 2591

Question 2480 · single_choice

A city in Japan receives the world’s highest amount of what?

Acid rain

Fog

Sunny days

Snowfall

Remaining after this: 2590

Question 2481 · single_choice

What country’s Atacama Desert only receives 15 millimeters of rain a year?

China

Chile

Algeria

Mexico

Remaining after this: 2589

Question 2482 · single_choice

Which U.S. state averages the most tornadoes per year?

Kansas

Nebraska

Texas

Oklahoma

Remaining after this: 2588

Question 2483 · single_choice

Since 1970, what country has been hit with the most tropical cyclones?

United States

Cuba

Australia

China

Remaining after this: 2587

Question 2484 · single_choice

San Francisco’s famous fog is heaviest during which season?

Summer

Autumn

Winter

Spring

Remaining after this: 2586

Question 2485 · single_choice

Georgia O'Keeffe's most famous landscapes are set in what state?

Montana

New Mexico

California

Georgia

Remaining after this: 2585

Question 2486 · single_choice

Which Spanish town inspired the name of a famous Pablo Picasso work?

Guernica

Pamplona

Córdoba

Seville

Remaining after this: 2584

Question 2487 · single_choice

In the 1830s, Hokusai printed 36 views of what Japanese landmark?

Tokyo Tower

Himeji Castle

Mount Fuji

Itsukushima Shrine

Remaining after this: 2583

Question 2488 · single_choice

One of El Greco's most famous paintings is a "View of" what Spanish city?

Cádiz

Zaragoza

Toledo

Salamanca

Remaining after this: 2582

Question 2489 · single_choice

What artist painted water lilies at his gardens in Giverny, France?

Auguste Renoir

Claude Monet

Camille Pissarro

Edgar Degas

Remaining after this: 2581

Question 2490 · single_choice

Van Gogh's "Cafe Terrace at Night" is based on a cafe in what French city?

Arles

Nice

Nantes

Lyon

Remaining after this: 2580

Question 2491 · single_choice

Johannes Vermeer painted many works in what Dutch city, his hometown?

Delft

Utrecht

Haarlem

Zwolle

Remaining after this: 2579

Question 2492 · single_choice

The house pictured here is in the background of what famous painting?

Cape Cod Morning

Snap the Whip

Sugaring Off

American Gothic

Remaining after this: 2578

Question 2493 · single_choice

Emanuel Leutze painted George Washington crossing what American river?

Mississippi River

Hudson River

Delaware River

Connecticut River

Remaining after this: 2577

Question 2494 · single_choice

An overlook on Ekeberg Hill in Oslo, Norway, is the site of what painting?

Gasp

Horrors of Oslo

The Scream

The Red Sunset

Remaining after this: 2576

Question 2495 · single_choice

Pictured here is Edouard Manet's "Grand Canal" of what Italian city?

Athens

Rome

Naples

Venice

Remaining after this: 2575

Question 2496 · single_choice

Who painted France's Mont Sainte-Victoire over 20 times in his career?

Henri Matisse

Berthe Morisot

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

Paul Cézanne

Remaining after this: 2574

Question 2497 · single_choice

Paul Gauguin painted scenes of what Pacific island?

Oahu

Chatham Island

Tahiti

Fiji

Remaining after this: 2573

Question 2498 · single_choice

A famous Albert Bierstadt painting depicts a valley in what national park?

Yosemite

Yellowstone

Zion

Glacier Bay

Remaining after this: 2572

Question 2499 · single_choice

Giovanni Paolo painted Pope Benedict XIV visiting what Roman landmark?

Baths of Caracalla

Villa Borghese

Pantheon

Trevi Fountain

Remaining after this: 2571

Question 2500 · single_choice

Georges Seurat's "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte" features what river?

Garonne

Thames

Seine

Loire

Remaining after this: 2570

Question 2501 · single_choice

Maine’s Olson House appears in "Christina's World" by what painter?

Edward Hopper

Mary Cassatt

Rita Angus

Andrew Wyeth

Remaining after this: 2569

Question 2502 · single_choice

"The Hay Wain" by John Constable is set near a farmhouse in what country?

Canada

France

England

Poland

Remaining after this: 2568

Question 2503 · single_choice

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec painted the regulars of what Parisian landmark?

Opéra Garnier

Moulin Rouge

Le Zénith

Café de la Danse

Remaining after this: 2567

Question 2504 · single_choice

What city is home to McSorley’s Bar, an institution painted by John Sloan?

Boston, Massachusetts

New York, New York

Chicago, Illinois

Cleveland, Ohio

Remaining after this: 2566

Question 2505 · single_choice

What meat is quintessential in Memphis barbecue?

Beef

Chicken

Fish

Pork

Remaining after this: 2565

Question 2506 · single_choice

Which state is famous for having two barbecue styles, Eastern and Western?

North Carolina

Kentucky

Missouri

Texas

Remaining after this: 2564

Question 2507 · single_choice

What is the hallmark of Alabama-style barbecue sauce?

Horseradish

Mayonnaise

Vinegar

Ketchup

Remaining after this: 2563

Question 2508 · single_choice

What is Kansas City’s most famous barbecue cut?

Ribs

Shoulder

Butt

Burnt ends

Remaining after this: 2562

Question 2509 · single_choice

Which option is not part of the Texas Trinity of barbecue?

Chicken

Brisket

Ribs

Sausage

Remaining after this: 2561

Question 2510 · single_choice

Which city’s barbecue style is grilled then sauced?

Cincinnati

Dallas

St. Louis

Kansas City

Remaining after this: 2560

Question 2511 · single_choice

What defines Chicago-style barbecue?

The cut

The sauce

The rub

How it’s cooked

Remaining after this: 2559

Question 2512 · single_choice

What barbecue sauce base is common in central South Carolina?

Vinegar

Mustard

Tomato

Mayonnaise

Remaining after this: 2558

Question 2513 · single_choice

Which state’s barbecue might include boar meat?

Alaska

Florida

Hawaii

California

Remaining after this: 2557

Question 2514 · single_choice

What meat is most common in Kentucky barbecue?

Sheep

Pork

Chicken

Beef

Remaining after this: 2556

Question 2515 · single_choice

Which London street is also the name of a Beatles album?

Kings Road

Piccadilly Street

Abbey Road

Downing Street

Remaining after this: 2555

Question 2516 · single_choice

Tony Bennett sings about leaving his heart where?

San Francisco, California

Paris, France

Rome, Italy

New Orleans, Louisiana

Remaining after this: 2554

Question 2517 · single_choice

Which artist sang the 1964 hit "Viva Las Vegas"?

Frank Sinatra

Elton John

Bob Dylan

Elvis Presley

Remaining after this: 2553

Question 2518 · single_choice

"The Girl from Ipanema" was inspired by a beach in what city?

Sydney, Australia

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Cancun, Mexico

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Remaining after this: 2552

Question 2519 · single_choice

Which band made a corner in Winslow, Arizona famous?

Aerosmith

Pink Floyd

The Eagles

Fleetwood Mac

Remaining after this: 2551

Question 2520 · single_choice

Which singer recorded "Folsom Prison Blues" from a California jail?

Bob Dylan

Hank Williams

Johnny Cash

Willie Nelson

Remaining after this: 2550

Question 2521 · single_choice

Which singer wants "to be a part of it," referring to New York City?

Tony Bennett

Dean Martin

Bing Crosby

Frank Sinatra

Remaining after this: 2549

Question 2522 · single_choice

The band America fondly sings of which sunny highway?

Ventura Highway

Overseas Highway

Lincoln Highway

Route 66

Remaining after this: 2548

Question 2523 · single_choice

"Greetings from Asbury Park, N.J." was what singer’s debut album?

Bruce Springsteen

Stevie Wonder

Dolly Parton

David Bowie

Remaining after this: 2547

Question 2524 · single_choice

Where is Barry Manilow's Copacabana nightclub?

Havana, Cuba

Miami, Florida

Las Vegas, Nevada

New York, New York

Remaining after this: 2546

Question 2525 · single_choice

Which artist sings about L.A.'s Mulholland Drive and Ventura Boulevard?

Van Morrison

Tom Petty

Stevie Wonder

Patsy Cline

Remaining after this: 2545

Question 2526 · single_choice

The Eagles' "Hotel California" album features which hotel on its cover?

Hotel Del Coronado

The Beverly Hills Hotel

Hotel Bel-Air

La Valencia Hotel

Remaining after this: 2544

Question 2527 · single_choice

According to Billy Joel, which city "waits for you"?

Palermo, Italy

Vienna, Austria

Malibu, California

Casablanca, Morocco

Remaining after this: 2543

Question 2528 · single_choice

Taylor Swift made what New York City street famous on her "Lover" album?

Prince Street

Bleecker Street

Cornelia Street

Barclay Street

Remaining after this: 2542

Question 2529 · single_choice

Tina Turner mentions her Tennessee hometown in which song?

“My Tennessee Mountain Home”

“Rocky Top”

“Tupelo Honey”

“Nutbush City Limits”

Remaining after this: 2541

Question 2530 · single_choice

Marc Cohn was inspired by which Southern city for his 1991 hit song?

Atlanta, Georgia

Talladega, Alabama

Memphis, Tennessee

Charleston, South Carolina

Remaining after this: 2540

Question 2531 · single_choice

Which city is NOT mentioned in the hit song "Route 66"?

Chicago, Illinois

Winona, Arizona

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Sacramento, California

Remaining after this: 2539

Question 2532 · single_choice

Warren Zevon’s werewolves wandered the streets of which city?

Bucharest, Romania

Munich, Germany

London, England

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 2538

Question 2533 · single_choice

Suzanne Vega wrote "Tom’s Diner" about a real restaurant in which city?

New York, New York

Chicago, Illinois

Dublin, Ireland

Toronto, Canada

Remaining after this: 2537

Question 2534 · single_choice

Which Caribbean location do the Beach Boys NOT mention in "Kokomo"?

Montego Bay

Aruba

Bermuda

Grenada

Remaining after this: 2536

Question 2535 · single_choice

Where is Eddy Grant's "Electric Avenue"?

London, England

Detroit, Michigan

Berlin, Germany

Havana, Cuba

Remaining after this: 2535

Question 2536 · single_choice

"Leaving Las Vegas" was one of the earliest songs by which artist?

Jewel

Sheryl Crow

Alanis Morissette

Sarah McLachlan

Remaining after this: 2534

Question 2537 · single_choice

Which song was named after a radio station identification during WWII?

London Calling

Detroit Rock City

Cleveland Rocks

Walking in Memphis

Remaining after this: 2533

Question 2538 · single_choice

"L.A. Woman" is considered a quintessential song by which band?

The Who

Pink Floyd

The Rolling Stones

The Doors

Remaining after this: 2532

Question 2539 · single_choice

A 1968 hit by Glen Campbell is about a lineman from which Kansas city?

Wichita

Olathe

Lawrence

Topeka

Remaining after this: 2531

Question 2540 · single_choice

"Weird Al" Yankovic's longest song is named after which U.S. city?

Omaha, Nebraska

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Orlando, Florida

Boise, Idaho

Remaining after this: 2530

Question 2541 · single_choice

What is the oldest university in the English-speaking world?

City, University of London

University of Cambridge

University of Edinburgh

University of Oxford

Remaining after this: 2529

Question 2542 · single_choice

The C9 League is often called the "Ivy League" of what country?

China

Russia

Canada

Switzerland

Remaining after this: 2528

Question 2543 · single_choice

The University of Dublin is also known by what name?

Trinity College

Maynooth University

Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art

Coventry University

Remaining after this: 2527

Question 2544 · single_choice

Monash University and UNSW Sydney are among what country's Group of Eight?

South Africa

Germany

Australia

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 2526

Question 2545 · single_choice

William Shatner and Justin Trudeau both attended what university?

University of Auckland

McGill University

University of Bologna

Cambridge University

Remaining after this: 2525

Question 2546 · single_choice

Where is the world's oldest continually operating university?

France

Russia

Syria

Morocco

Remaining after this: 2524

Question 2547 · single_choice

Pictured here, the world's tallest university building is in what city?

Rome, Italy

Munich, Germany

Moscow, Russia

Melbourne, Australia

Remaining after this: 2523

Question 2548 · single_choice

The two Queen's Universities in Canada and Ireland are named for whom?

Queen Victoria

Queen Elizabeth I

Queen Elizabeth II

Mary, Queen of Scots

Remaining after this: 2522

Question 2549 · single_choice

In Finland, all new PhD graduates are given what object?

A new car

A sword

A snowblower

A computer

Remaining after this: 2521

Question 2550 · single_choice

The university with the world's most students is named after what woman?

Indira Gandhi

Marie Curie

Empress Dowager Cixi

Margaret Thatcher

Remaining after this: 2520

Question 2551 · single_choice

America’s largest stadium is located in what state?

Texas

Michigan

Massachusetts

New Jersey

Remaining after this: 2519

Question 2552 · single_choice

Where is Croke Park, one of Europe’s largest stadiums?

Serbia

Finland

Ireland

Portugal

Remaining after this: 2518

Question 2553 · single_choice

In what country can you find the largest stadium to host an Olympic event?

China

Greece

Australia

United States

Remaining after this: 2517

Question 2554 · single_choice

Estadio Azteca is the largest stadium in what country?

Peru

Mexico

Spain

Brazil

Remaining after this: 2516

Question 2555 · single_choice

What home team plays at the largest NHL arena by capacity?

Montreal Canadiens

Detroit Red Wings

Buffalo Sabres

St. Louis Blues

Remaining after this: 2515

Question 2556 · single_choice

Columbus' massive Ohio Stadium is known by what nickname?

The Horseshoe

The Oculus

The Temple

The Abyss

Remaining after this: 2514

Question 2557 · single_choice

India’s Narendra Modi Stadium is the largest arena for what sport?

Cricket

Basketball

Hockey

Baseball

Remaining after this: 2513

Question 2558 · single_choice

The massive Rungrado May Day Stadium is in what country?

France

Mexico

Brazil

North Korea

Remaining after this: 2512

Question 2559 · single_choice

Where is Africa’s largest stadium, which hosted the 2010 World Cup?

Egypt

Ghana

Nigeria

South Africa

Remaining after this: 2511

Question 2560 · single_choice

Bukit Jalil National Stadium is the largest venue in which region?

Caribbean

Southeast Asia

Western Africa

Polynesia

Remaining after this: 2510

Question 2561 · single_choice

What team plays at Camp Nou, Europe’s largest stadium?

FC Barcelona

Tottenham Hotspurs

FC Bayern Munich

Olympique de Marseille

Remaining after this: 2509

Question 2562 · single_choice

Which country is home to South America’s largest stadium?

Argentina

Brazil

Peru

Venezuela

Remaining after this: 2508

Question 2563 · single_choice

Which other sport is played at Melbourne Cricket Ground?

Lacrosse

Amateur wrestling

Australian rules football

Baseball

Remaining after this: 2507

Question 2564 · single_choice

Penn State's Nittany Lions play in a stadium named for what other animal?

Tiger

Alligator

Bear

Beaver

Remaining after this: 2506

Question 2565 · single_choice

Where is Twickenham, the largest stadium dedicated solely to rugby?

Canada

Japan

Egypt

England

Remaining after this: 2505

Question 2566 · single_choice

London's Wembley Stadium features what record-setting support structure?

Dome

Tower

Arch

Buttress

Remaining after this: 2504

Question 2567 · single_choice

What university is home to the largest basketball arena in the U.S.?

Ohio State University

University of Miami

Syracuse University

USC

Remaining after this: 2503

Question 2568 · single_choice

Prague's Great Strahov Stadium was built for which athletic competition?

Karate

Gymnastics

Long jump

Pole vault

Remaining after this: 2502

Question 2569 · single_choice

What is the largest MLS stadium built exclusively for soccer?

Cincinnati, Ohio

Nashville, Tennessee

Austin, Texas

Orlando, Florida

Remaining after this: 2501

Question 2570 · single_choice

What MLB stadium features the longest distance to dead centerfield?

Comerica Park

Yankee Stadium

Dodger Stadium

Wrigley Field

Remaining after this: 2500

Question 2571 · single_choice

What is the official name of Big Ben's tower?

Great British Clock Tower

Elizabeth Tower

Shakespeare Tower

Greenwich Mean Time Clock

Remaining after this: 2499

Question 2572 · single_choice

What city is home to the "Crookedest Street in the World"?

New York

London

Amsterdam

San Francisco

Remaining after this: 2498

Question 2573 · single_choice

Which famous monument is nicknamed "Iron Lady"?

Empire State Building

Sydney Opera House

Eiffel Tower

Brooklyn Bridge

Remaining after this: 2497

Question 2574 · single_choice

Romania is home to a castle nicknamed for which literary character?

Sherlock Holmes

Count Dracula

Winnie the Pooh

Harry Potter

Remaining after this: 2496

Question 2575 · single_choice

What are the famous guards at the Tower of London nicknamed?

Beefeaters

Bullfrogs

Cheeseheads

Merryjacks

Remaining after this: 2495

Question 2576 · single_choice

Beijing National Stadium is better known by what nickname?

The Iron Maze

The Eternal Flame

The Bird’s Nest

The Forbidden City

Remaining after this: 2494

Question 2577 · single_choice

Chicago, Illinois, is home to a famous sculpture nicknamed what?

The Bean

The Bread

The Hot Dog

The Pickle

Remaining after this: 2493

Question 2578 · single_choice

What peak is known as "America's Mountain"?

Denali

Mount Hood

Pikes Peak

Grand Teton

Remaining after this: 2492

Question 2579 · single_choice

What novel gave Route 66 its nickname, "The Mother Road"?

On The Road

The Grapes of Wrath

The Great Gatsby

Catch 22

Remaining after this: 2491

Question 2580 · single_choice

Which U.S. river is nicknamed "the Nation’s River"?

Hudson

Roanoke

Delaware

Potomac

Remaining after this: 2490

Question 2581 · single_choice

Where can you find a geological formation nicknamed the Chocolate Hills?

Switzerland

Chile

Egypt

The Philippines

Remaining after this: 2489

Question 2582 · single_choice

What U.S. island is considered the "Ellis Island of the West"?

Angel Island

Alcatraz Island

Catalina Island

Coronado Island

Remaining after this: 2488

Question 2583 · single_choice

What highway is called the "loneliest road in America"?

Nevada's Highway 50

Arizona's I-10

Montana's I-94

Alaska's Glenn Highway

Remaining after this: 2487

Question 2584 · single_choice

Which city has a building nicknamed "the Walkie-Talkie building"?

London

Rio de Janeiro

Chicago

Dubai

Remaining after this: 2486

Question 2585 · single_choice

New Zealand’s Parliament works in a distinctive building nicknamed what?

The Shard

The Big Pants

The Beehive

The Gherkin

Remaining after this: 2485

Question 2586 · single_choice

What U.S. waterfall is nicknamed the "Niagara of the West"?

Yosemite Falls, California

Multnomah Falls, Oregon

Shoshone Falls, Idaho

Fish Creek Falls, Colorado

Remaining after this: 2484

Question 2587 · single_choice

Which literary nickname is used for Glasgow's underground railway system?

Animal Farm

The Hogwarts Express

The Orient Express

The Clockwork Orange

Remaining after this: 2483

Question 2588 · single_choice

Before tech companies moved in, what was Silicon Valley's nickname?

Apple Valley

Valley of Heart's Delight

Valley of Angels

Golden Valley

Remaining after this: 2482

Question 2589 · single_choice

The Sydney Opera House claims which of these unique nicknames?

The Quarry

The Cheesegrater

The Nun’s Scrum

The Pregnant Oyster

Remaining after this: 2481

Question 2590 · single_choice

Where is this striking bridge nicknamed the "Woman's Bridge" located?

South Korea

United Kingdom

Argentina

The Maldives

Remaining after this: 2480

Question 2591 · single_choice

Which Great Lake holds the largest volume of water?

Lake Superior

Lake Huron

Lake Erie

Lake Michigan

Remaining after this: 2479

Question 2592 · single_choice

What is the largest lake in the world by surface area?

Caspian Sea

Lake Superior

Lake Victoria

Lake Tahoe

Remaining after this: 2478

Question 2593 · single_choice

Which continent’s largest lake is buried under 2.5 miles of ice?

Antarctica

North America

Asia

Europe

Remaining after this: 2477

Question 2594 · single_choice

Who was Africa’s largest lake named for?

King Tut of Egypt

Queen Victoria of England

A mythical water monster

The Zulu tribe of South Africa

Remaining after this: 2476

Question 2595 · single_choice

What is America’s largest human-made lake by maximum capacity?

Lake Powell

Lake Mead

Lake Texoma

Lake Cumberland

Remaining after this: 2475

Question 2596 · single_choice

Lake Okeechobee is the largest lake in which state?

California

New Mexico

Florida

Vermont

Remaining after this: 2474

Question 2597 · single_choice

The largest lake in Central America is located in which country?

Costa Rica

Belize

El Salvador

Nicaragua

Remaining after this: 2473

Question 2598 · single_choice

Which continent’s biggest lake also marks its lowest surface point?

North America

South America

Australia

Africa

Remaining after this: 2472

Question 2599 · single_choice

Named for a musical instrument, Lake Biwa is which country’s largest lake?

South Korea

Japan

New Zealand

Switzerland

Remaining after this: 2471

Question 2600 · single_choice

Which writer’s former home is located in Key West, Florida?

Arthur Conan Doyle

John Steinbeck

Ernest Hemingway

Virginia Woolf

Remaining after this: 2470

Question 2601 · single_choice

Where can you visit William Shakespeare’s birthplace?

Gent, Belgium

Stratford-Upon-Avon, U.K.

Aberdeen, U.K.

Calais, France

Remaining after this: 2469

Question 2602 · single_choice

Which 19th-century author’s home is now a museum in Hartford, Connecticut?

John Steinbeck

Leo Tolstoy

C.S. Lewis

Mark Twain

Remaining after this: 2468

Question 2603 · single_choice

“War and Peace” author Leo Tolstoy lived in which city?

Moscow, Russia

Hamburg, Germany

Minsk, Belarus

Kyiv, Ukraine

Remaining after this: 2467

Question 2604 · single_choice

Which novelist lived and wrote from this cottage in Chawton, England?

Emily Dickinson

Jane Austen

Harper Lee

Margaret Atwood

Remaining after this: 2466

Question 2605 · single_choice

William Faulkner lived in a home called Rowan Oak in which state?

Massachusetts

California

Virginia

Mississippi

Remaining after this: 2465

Question 2606 · single_choice

Where is Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Rocky Ridge Farm home?

California

New Hampshire

Missouri

Iowa

Remaining after this: 2464

Question 2607 · single_choice

Which American poet lived in a Baltimore row home in the 1830s?

Edgar Allan Poe

Walt Whitman

Maya Angelou

Robert Frost

Remaining after this: 2463

Question 2608 · single_choice

Which bestselling novelist lived in the Greenway House in England?

Stephen King

Agatha Christie

James Patterson

Herman Melville

Remaining after this: 2462

Question 2609 · single_choice

What did author Margaret Mitchell nickname her home in Atlanta, Georgia?

The Dump

Sunnyside

The Nook

The Dog House

Remaining after this: 2461

Question 2610 · single_choice

Which state has a building shaped like a giant basket?

Ohio

New Mexico

Kansas

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 2460

Question 2611 · single_choice

What city's public library is decorated with gigantic book spines?

Atlanta, Georgia

Cheyenne, Wyoming

St. Paul, Minnesota

Kansas City, Missouri

Remaining after this: 2459

Question 2612 · single_choice

Where is this surreal house designed by Antoni Gaudí?

Warsaw, Poland

Las Vegas, Nevada

Barcelona, Spain

Dubai, UAE

Remaining after this: 2458

Question 2613 · single_choice

Atlantic City's "Lucy" is designed to look like what type of animal?

Bear

Crab

Elephant

Seagull

Remaining after this: 2457

Question 2614 · single_choice

What city has a structure shaped like a giant atom?

Brussels, Belgium

Tokyo, Japan

Madrid, Spain

Toronto, Canada

Remaining after this: 2456

Question 2615 · single_choice

What is unique about the appearance of Orlando’s WonderWorks Museum?

Flipped upside-down

Only one square foot

Underground entrance

Submerged underwater

Remaining after this: 2455

Question 2616 · single_choice

Where can you find this building shaped like a giant fish?

Casablanca, Morocco

Hyderabad, India

Seoul, South Korea

Atlanta, Georgia

Remaining after this: 2454

Question 2617 · single_choice

The Cube House complex is located in which European city?

Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Helsinki, Finland

Galway, Ireland

Florence, Italy

Remaining after this: 2453

Question 2618 · single_choice

Frank Gehry co-designed what curvy building in Prague?

Dancing House

Tornado Manor

Blossoming Hall

Drooping Tower

Remaining after this: 2452

Question 2619 · single_choice

Which country’s library takes the little-known shape, rhombicuboctahedron?

Kenya

France

Cuba

Belarus

Remaining after this: 2451

Question 2620 · single_choice

Which country is home to two museums shaped like giant teapots?

China

Canada

Denmark

Panama

Remaining after this: 2450

Question 2621 · single_choice

The Crooked House in Poland serves what purpose?

Office

Church

Mall

School

Remaining after this: 2449

Question 2622 · single_choice

Where can you go to look at the world through this giant frame?

Milan, Italy

Dubai, UAE

Mexico City, Mexico

São Paulo, Brazil

Remaining after this: 2448

Question 2623 · single_choice

Where can you find this unique housing complex?

Montreal, Canada

Beijing, China

Tallinn, Estonia

Miami, Florida

Remaining after this: 2447

Question 2624 · single_choice

A home in Mexico is designed to resemble what sea creature?

Dolphin

Nautilus

Clam

Manta ray

Remaining after this: 2446

Question 2625 · single_choice

In 1912, a postman built a palace made out of what in France?

Corn

Skulls

Chopsticks

Pebbles

Remaining after this: 2445

Question 2626 · single_choice

A building in Huainan, China, is shaped like what instrument?

Drum kit

Harp

Xylophone

Grand piano

Remaining after this: 2444

Question 2627 · single_choice

What country’s national carpet museum resembles a giant rolled-up rug?

Colombia

Azerbaijan

Lebanon

Latvia

Remaining after this: 2443

Question 2628 · single_choice

What three figures make up China’s Tianzi Hotel?

Old men

Giraffes

Dragons

Lobster

Remaining after this: 2442

Question 2629 · single_choice

Belgium's Hotel Casanus is shaped like what human organ?

Brain

Heart

Intestine

Lung

Remaining after this: 2441

Question 2630 · single_choice

What represents each year in the 12-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac?

A color

A deity

An animal

An emperor

Remaining after this: 2440

Question 2631 · single_choice

What is Lunar or Chinese New Year also known as?

Golden Week

Qingming Festival

Spring Festival

May Day

Remaining after this: 2439

Question 2632 · single_choice

How long does the Lunar New Year typically last?

15 days

1 day

2 months

6 days

Remaining after this: 2438

Question 2633 · single_choice

2025 is the year of which animal?

Ox

Dragon

Snake

Tiger

Remaining after this: 2437

Question 2634 · single_choice

What color envelopes are used to gift money for Lunar New Year?

White

Red

Black

Green

Remaining after this: 2436

Question 2635 · single_choice

The origins of Lunar New Year are tied to a mythical monster named what?

Dragon King

The Jade Ox

Nián

Xihe

Remaining after this: 2435

Question 2636 · single_choice

What should one avoid doing for good luck in the coming year?

Wearing red

Washing your hair

Visiting a temple

Playing Mahjong

Remaining after this: 2434

Question 2637 · single_choice

Which city hosts the largest Lunar New Year parade in the United States?

Houston, Texas

Chicago, Illinois

Seattle, Washington

San Francisco, California

Remaining after this: 2433

Question 2638 · single_choice

Which event marks the close of Lunar New Year?

Lantern Festival

Dragon boat race

Twilight parade

Chunyun

Remaining after this: 2432

Question 2639 · single_choice

What does “chunyun” refer to?

Fireworks displays

Traditional dumplings

Superstitions to avoid

Annual Lunar New Year migration

Remaining after this: 2431

Question 2640 · single_choice

Which of these countries is NOT part of Scandinavia?

Norway

Sweden

Denmark

The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 2430

Question 2641 · single_choice

What pop group has its own museum in Stockholm, Sweden?

Fleetwood Mac

Bee Gees

The Beatles

ABBA

Remaining after this: 2429

Question 2642 · single_choice

Which city is home to the annual Nobel Peace Prize awards ceremony?

Gothenburg, Sweden

Bergen, Norway

Aarhus, Denmark

Oslo, Norway

Remaining after this: 2428

Question 2643 · single_choice

Which famous bridge connects Denmark and Sweden?

Tower Bridge

Pont du Gard

Oresund Bridge

Glenfinnan Viaduct

Remaining after this: 2427

Question 2644 · single_choice

When is the best time to see the northern lights in Scandinavia?

Winter

Spring

Summer

Fall

Remaining after this: 2426

Question 2645 · single_choice

What other country is partially located on the Scandinavian Peninsula?

Finland

Estonia

Iceland

Switzerland

Remaining after this: 2425

Question 2646 · single_choice

All three Scandinavian languages descended from what ancient language?

Old English

Gaulish

Old Norse

Latin

Remaining after this: 2424

Question 2647 · single_choice

Nicknamed the King of Fjords, Sognefjord is found in which country?

Norway

Sweden

Denmark

Iceland

Remaining after this: 2423

Question 2648 · single_choice

This colorful canal, called Nyhavn, is located in which city?

Oslo, Norway

Copenhagen, Denmark

Gothenburg, Sweden

Bergen, Norway

Remaining after this: 2422

Question 2649 · single_choice

Which Norwegian archipelago lies between the mainland and the North Pole?

Faroe Islands

Hebrides

Antilles

Svalbard

Remaining after this: 2421

Question 2650 · single_choice

Tivoli Gardens, a 19th-century theme park, sits in the heart of what city?

Aarhus, Denmark

Copenhagen, Denmark

Gothenburg, Sweden

Oslo, Norway

Remaining after this: 2420

Question 2651 · single_choice

Drottningholm Palace is the residence of which country’s royal family?

Sweden

Norway

Denmark

Finland

Remaining after this: 2419

Question 2652 · single_choice

Copenhagen’s Little Mermaid statue is linked to what famous author?

Hans Christian Andersen

Victor Hugo

Leo Tolstoy

Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Remaining after this: 2418

Question 2653 · single_choice

Where is the Lofoten archipelago, known for its dramatic scenery?

Iceland

Finland

Norway

Denmark

Remaining after this: 2417

Question 2654 · single_choice

Denmark’s Kronborg Castle inspired the setting for which famous work?

Pride and Prejudice

Jane Eyre

Anna Karenina

Hamlet

Remaining after this: 2416

Question 2655 · single_choice

What is the name of this popular Norwegian viewpoint?

Chimney Rock

Pulpit Rock

The Abyss

Lion’s Head

Remaining after this: 2415

Question 2656 · single_choice

Jukkasjärvi, Sweden, was home to the world’s first what?

Reindeer farm

Ice hotel

Viking settlement

Ferris wheel

Remaining after this: 2414

Question 2657 · single_choice

The harbor of Bryggen, a UNESCO Site, is found in what Scandinavian city?

Oslo, Norway

Odense, Denmark

Bergen, Norway

Malmo, Sweden

Remaining after this: 2413

Question 2658 · single_choice

Which Scandinavian city has never hosted the Olympic Games?

Oslo, Norway

Stockholm, Sweden

Copenhagen, Denmark

Lillehammer, Norway

Remaining after this: 2412

Question 2659 · single_choice

Ribe, Scandinavia’s oldest town, is located on the coast of which country?

Denmark

Finland

Sweden

Norway

Remaining after this: 2411

Question 2660 · single_choice

Where can you visit the National Civil Rights Museum?

Memphis, Tennessee

Denver, Colorado

Boston, Massachusetts

Albany, New York

Remaining after this: 2410

Question 2661 · single_choice

Where can you visit the birthplace of Martin Luther King, Jr.?

Birmingham, Alabama

Atlanta, Georgia

Charleston, South Carolina

Frankfort, Kentucky

Remaining after this: 2409

Question 2662 · single_choice

Which famous bridge marks the start of the Selma to Montgomery march?

Edmund Pettus Bridge

George Washington Bridge

Peace Bridge

Congress Avenue Bridge

Remaining after this: 2408

Question 2663 · single_choice

Where can you visit the Motown Museum?

Nashville, Tennessee

Detroit, Michigan

Harlem, New York

Los Angeles, California

Remaining after this: 2407

Question 2664 · single_choice

The first memorial to a Black American on DC's National Mall was for whom?

Rosa Parks

Booker T. Washington

Harriett Tubman

Martin Luther King Jr.

Remaining after this: 2406

Question 2665 · single_choice

A 226-mile byway from Maryland to Philadelphia honors which abolitionist?

Frederick Douglass

Sojourner Truth

Harriet Tubman

William Lloyd Garrison

Remaining after this: 2405

Question 2666 · single_choice

A statue honoring Ida B. Wells sits on what Memphis thoroughfare?

Rainey Street

Demonbreun Street

Sixth Street

Beale Street

Remaining after this: 2404

Question 2667 · single_choice

The birthplace of which Black educator is located in southern Virginia?

W. E. B. Du Bois

Jane Bolin

Booker T. Washington

Marcus Garvey

Remaining after this: 2403

Question 2668 · single_choice

The Rosa Parks bus is currently exhibited at what museum?

Henry Ford Museum

Smithsonian Institution

The Getty

Field Museum

Remaining after this: 2402

Question 2669 · single_choice

Monroe Elementary School is now a National Historic Site in which city?

Topeka, Kansas

Birmingham, Alabama

Greensboro, North Carolina

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Remaining after this: 2401

Question 2670 · single_choice

The first National Park Site dedicated to a Black American honors whom?

Phillis Wheatley

Frederick Douglass

Sojourner Truth

George Washington Carver

Remaining after this: 2400

Question 2671 · single_choice

Which city has a monument that honors the first Black pilots in WWII?

Kansas City, Missouri

Tuskegee, Alabama

Little Rock, Arkansas

Grand Rapids, Michigan

Remaining after this: 2399

Question 2672 · single_choice

The National Museum of African American Music is in what U.S. city?

Savannah, Georgia

Dallas, Texas

Nashville, Tennessee

Orlando, Florida

Remaining after this: 2398

Question 2673 · single_choice

The Woolworth Building in Greensboro honors which civil rights event?

Little Rock Nine

Freedom Riders

Children's Crusade

Sit-In Movement

Remaining after this: 2397

Question 2674 · single_choice

The Charles Young Buffalo Soldiers National Monument is in what state?

Florida

Ohio

Idaho

Colorado

Remaining after this: 2396

Question 2675 · single_choice

Where can you visit the Black Cowboy Museum?

Boulder, Colorado

Rosenberg, Texas

Macon, Georgia

Franklin, Tennessee

Remaining after this: 2395

Question 2676 · single_choice

The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum is located in which state?

Pennsylvania

Massachusetts

Missouri

Nevada

Remaining after this: 2394

Question 2677 · single_choice

What city is home to the first independent museum honoring Black culture?

Sacramento, California

Chicago, Illinois

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Albany, New York

Remaining after this: 2393

Question 2678 · single_choice

Who was the first Black person honored with a statue on federal land?

Mary McLeod Bethune

Kelly Miller

Fanny Jackson Coppin

Esau Jenkins

Remaining after this: 2392

Question 2679 · single_choice

Tour guide Stephen Bishop’s legacy is honored at which national park?

Grand Teton

Big Bend

Mammoth Cave

Acadia

Remaining after this: 2391

Question 2680 · single_choice

Where was the mojito invented?

Panama

Cuba

Spain

Colombia

Remaining after this: 2390

Question 2681 · single_choice

Singapore's Raffles Hotel was the birthplace of which cocktail?

Singapore sling

Aperol spritz

Sazerac

Daiquiri

Remaining after this: 2389

Question 2682 · single_choice

Where was the negroni invented?

Tokyo, Japan

Florence, Italy

Brussels, Belgium

Boston, Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 2388

Question 2683 · single_choice

Which famous cocktail was invented at the Carousel Bar in New Orleans?

Mai tai

Boulevardier

Painkiller

Vieux carré

Remaining after this: 2387

Question 2684 · single_choice

Where did the gin and tonic cocktail originate?

Britain

India

South Africa

New York

Remaining after this: 2386

Question 2685 · single_choice

Ernest Hemingway helped boost the popularity of what frozen drink?

Daiquiri

Margarita

Miami vice

Bushwacker

Remaining after this: 2385

Question 2686 · single_choice

Which brunch cocktail was invented at Harry’s Bar in Venice, Italy?

Bellini

Aperol spritz

Mimosa

Bloody mary

Remaining after this: 2384

Question 2687 · single_choice

The old fashioned was invented in which U.S. state?

Tennessee

Washington

Kentucky

New Hampshire

Remaining after this: 2383

Question 2688 · single_choice

The pisco sour was created at the Morris Bar in what city?

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Marrakesh, Morocco

Lima, Peru

Bangkok, Thailand

Remaining after this: 2382

Question 2689 · single_choice

What cocktail was named after a Tahitian word meaning “the best”?

Paloma

Caipirinha

Margarita

Mai tai

Remaining after this: 2381

Question 2690 · single_choice

Which famous cocktail was invented at Harry’s New York Bar in Paris?

Espresso martini

Irish coffee

Gin fizz

Bloody mary

Remaining after this: 2380

Question 2691 · single_choice

What quintessential Irish cocktail was created at an airport in Limerick?

Irish coffee

Gin fizz

Clover club

Gimlet

Remaining after this: 2379

Question 2692 · single_choice

The Dark ‘n’ Stormy was invented in what “shipwreck capital of the world"?

Tahiti

Kauai

Capri

Bermuda

Remaining after this: 2378

Question 2693 · single_choice

Which classic cocktail is named after a World War I gun?

Sidecar

French 75

Paloma

Paper plane

Remaining after this: 2377

Question 2694 · single_choice

Which Caribbean country does the painkiller hail from?

British Virgin Islands

Aruba

Puerto Rico

Grenada

Remaining after this: 2376

Question 2695 · single_choice

What city was the Moscow mule actually invented in?

St. Petersburg, Russia

Havana, Cuba

Los Angeles, California

Paris, France

Remaining after this: 2375

Question 2696 · single_choice

What minty cocktail was the product of a New Orleans Bar called Tujague’s?

Mint julep

Old Cuban

Grasshopper

Cosmopolitan

Remaining after this: 2374

Question 2697 · single_choice

A Tennessee drink called Old Man Bishop is an early version of what drink?

Long Island iced tea

Amaretto sour

Gin fizz

Caipirinha

Remaining after this: 2373

Question 2698 · single_choice

Contrary to its name, what drink was created in Brussels, Belgium?

Manhattan

Chicago fizz

Black Russian

London fog

Remaining after this: 2372

Question 2699 · single_choice

What London bar inspired Ian Fleming to create the James Bond vesper?

The Toucan

The Churchill Arms

Dukes Bar

The Spaniards Inn

Remaining after this: 2371

Question 2700 · single_choice

Which state is called the "Land of 10,000 Lakes"?

Oregon

Alaska

Minnesota

Missouri

Remaining after this: 2370

Question 2701 · single_choice

Which state has the most lakes?

Nevada

Texas

Alaska

Wisconsin

Remaining after this: 2369

Question 2702 · single_choice

A group of lakes in New York is named for what body part?

Finger

Eye

Arm

Stomach

Remaining after this: 2368

Question 2703 · single_choice

Where is there a lake named for Elvis Presley?

California

Mississippi

Tennessee

Michigan

Remaining after this: 2367

Question 2704 · single_choice

Which city has a lake named for former First Lady Lady Bird Johnson?

Seattle, Washington

Salt Lake City, Utah

Austin, Texas

Jacksonville, Florida

Remaining after this: 2366

Question 2705 · single_choice

Lake Havasu is home to the original version of what famous landmark?

Big Ben

London Bridge

Leaning Tower of Pisa

Eiffel Tower

Remaining after this: 2365

Question 2706 · single_choice

What is the largest alpine lake in North America?

Yellowstone Lake

Lake Tahoe

Sawtooth Lake

Redfish Lake

Remaining after this: 2364

Question 2707 · single_choice

Two of the three official National Lakeshores are located in what state?

Michigan

Ohio

Utah

Florida

Remaining after this: 2363

Question 2708 · single_choice

Which of these states has zero natural lakes?

Nebraska

Idaho

Maryland

Vermont

Remaining after this: 2362

Question 2709 · single_choice

What lake is the main source of the Mississippi River?

Lake Superior

Lake Itasca

Lake Minnetonka

Lake Vermilion

Remaining after this: 2361

Question 2710 · single_choice

What human-made U.S. lake has more shoreline than the entire West Coast?

Lake Sakakawea, North Dakota

Texoma Lake, Oklahoma/Texas

Fort Peck Lake, Montana

Lake Powell, Arizona/Utah

Remaining after this: 2360

Question 2711 · single_choice

Which state has the most human-made lakes?

Minnesota

Oklahoma

Ohio

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 2359

Question 2712 · single_choice

What is the largest artificial reservoir in the U.S. by maximum capacity?

Shasta Lake

Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake

Lake Travis

Lake Mead

Remaining after this: 2358

Question 2713 · single_choice

Which Great Lake forms the "thumb" of Michigan's mitten?

Lake Erie

Lake Michigan

Lake Huron

Lake Superior

Remaining after this: 2357

Question 2714 · single_choice

Iliamna Lake is the largest lake in which state?

Hawaii

Alaska

Oregon

Vermont

Remaining after this: 2356

Question 2715 · single_choice

Which state is home to a lake with the longest place name in the U.S.?

Hawaii

Washington

Florida

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 2355

Question 2716 · single_choice

What is unique about Wyoming’s Isa Lake?

Half freshwater, half saltwater

No fish live there

Takes on rainbow colors in summer

Drains into two oceans

Remaining after this: 2354

Question 2717 · single_choice

What U.S. lake contains islands named Buck, Moose, and Hawk?

Mono Lake, California

Great Salt Lake, Utah

Lake Pontchartrain, Louisiana

Lake Placid, New York

Remaining after this: 2353

Question 2718 · single_choice

Where is the largest underground lake in the U.S.?

Sweetwater, Tennessee

Amarillo, Texas

Eugene, Oregon

Elizabethtown, Kentucky

Remaining after this: 2352

Question 2719 · single_choice

The capital of Greece is named after what goddess?

Hestia

Hera

Aphrodite

Athena

Remaining after this: 2351

Question 2720 · single_choice

What country's capital city has a name that means "Fair Winds" in Spanish?

Colombia

Argentina

Uruguay

Spain

Remaining after this: 2350

Question 2721 · single_choice

The capital of Australia's Northern Territory is named for what scientist?

Marie Curie

James Hutton

Alexander Graham Bell

Charles Darwin

Remaining after this: 2349

Question 2722 · single_choice

What does the name of Reykjavik, Iceland, mean in Icelandic?

Smoky Bay

Frozen Shore

Land of Lava

Odin's Shelter

Remaining after this: 2348

Question 2723 · single_choice

What South African capital means "fountain of flowers" in Afrikaans?

Cape Town

Pretoria

Bloemfontein

Johannesburg

Remaining after this: 2347

Question 2724 · single_choice

What does the name of Canada’s capital, Ottawa, translate to?

To hunt

To trade

To gather

To fight

Remaining after this: 2346

Question 2725 · single_choice

What country's two capitals refer to a former president and "Peace"?

Bolivia

Saudi Arabia

Nicaragua

South Africa

Remaining after this: 2345

Question 2726 · single_choice

How did Paris, France, get its name?

Paris, Prince of Troy

A Roman general

Paris Lake

The Parisii tribe

Remaining after this: 2344

Question 2727 · single_choice

What African world capital means "New Flower" in the Amharic language?

Bangui, Central African Republic

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Tripoli, Libya

Nairobi, Kenya

Remaining after this: 2343

Question 2728 · single_choice

Which country’s capital name means “Monday” in Persian?

Tehran, Iran

Kabul, Afghanistan

Dushanbe, Tajikistan

Muscat, Oman

Remaining after this: 2342

Question 2729 · single_choice

Which famous landmark was built in memory of an emperor’s wife?

Colosseum, Rome

Eiffel Tower, Paris

Taj Mahal, India

Great Wall of China

Remaining after this: 2341

Question 2730 · single_choice

Verona, Italy, is the setting from which classic love story?

Romeo and Juliet

Don Quixote

Anna Karenina

Great Expectations

Remaining after this: 2340

Question 2731 · single_choice

What happens at the Eiffel Tower every night before its lights shut off?

Hearts are projected

Sparkling lights appear

Fireworks are set off

“La Vie En Rose” plays

Remaining after this: 2339

Question 2732 · single_choice

To marry the one you love, what fountain should you throw coins into?

Trevi Fountain, Italy

Fountain of Apollo, France

Fountain of Wealth, Singapore

Bellagio Fountains, Las Vegas

Remaining after this: 2338

Question 2733 · single_choice

A romantic tour of Venice’s Grand Canal might take you under what bridge?

Tower Bridge

Ponte Vecchio

Latin Bridge

Rialto Bridge

Remaining after this: 2337

Question 2734 · single_choice

In which state can you visit an island shaped like a heart?

Mississippi

Wisconsin

Oklahoma

New York

Remaining after this: 2336

Question 2735 · single_choice

Where can you find a wall that says “I love you” in 250 languages?

San Diego, California

Paris, France

Havana, Cuba

Santorini, Greece

Remaining after this: 2335

Question 2736 · single_choice

Where is this famous “Tunnel of Love”?

Slovenia

Mexico

India

Ukraine

Remaining after this: 2334

Question 2737 · single_choice

Central Park has a romantic garden named after which writer?

Jane Austen

Ernest Hemingway

William Shakespeare

Emily Bronte

Remaining after this: 2333

Question 2738 · single_choice

According to legend, what place was formed by a giant mourning lost love?

Heidelberg Palace, Germany

Lake Como, Italy

Chocolate Hills, The Philippines

Niagara Falls, Canada/U.S.

Remaining after this: 2332

Question 2739 · single_choice

Where can you visit Sweetheart Abbey?

Ankara, Turkey

Dumfries, Scotland

Seville, Spain

Ottawa, Canada

Remaining after this: 2331

Question 2740 · single_choice

Which city features the "Lake of Love"?

Austin, Texas

La Paz, Bolivia

Bruges, Belgium

St. Paul, Minnesota

Remaining after this: 2330

Question 2741 · single_choice

According to legend, which island is Aphrodite’s birthplace?

Sicily

Crete

Cyprus

Santorini

Remaining after this: 2329

Question 2742 · single_choice

What Caribbean nation is nicknamed the "Island of Enchantment"?

Puerto Rico

Cuba

Haiti

U.S. Virgin Islands

Remaining after this: 2328

Question 2743 · single_choice

Where is there a colorful alleyway known as the “Alley of the Kiss”?

Paris, France

Casablanca, Morocco

Guangzhou, China

Guanajuato, Mexico

Remaining after this: 2327

Question 2744 · single_choice

Where are these whimsical “fairy chimney” structures?

Northern Territory, Australia

Jaipur, India

Cappadocia, Turkey

Gobi Desert, Mongolia

Remaining after this: 2326

Question 2745 · single_choice

The Coral Castle, built as a monument to lost love, is located where?

New Mexico

Nebraska

Florida

Montana

Remaining after this: 2325

Question 2746 · single_choice

Honeymoon Beach is located in a national park on which island?

St. John, U.S. Virgin Islands

Maui, Hawaii

Nassau, Bahamas

Tasmania, Australia

Remaining after this: 2324

Question 2747 · single_choice

What national capital means "city of love" in Farsi?

Beirut, Lebanon

Ashgabat, Turkmenistan

Tehran, Iran

Dushanbe, Tajikistan

Remaining after this: 2323

Question 2748 · single_choice

Egyptian King Ramses II built a temple for which queen at Abu Simbel?

Nefertari

Cleopatra VII

Hatshepsut

Ankhesenamun

Remaining after this: 2322

Question 2749 · single_choice

Which two cities have hosted the Super Bowl the most times?

Atlanta and Chicago

Miami and New Orleans

Los Angeles and Tampa

Minneapolis and Houston

Remaining after this: 2321

Question 2750 · single_choice

What was the first Super Bowl team to play at their home stadium?

Green Bay Packers

Pittsburgh Steelers

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

New England Patriots

Remaining after this: 2320

Question 2751 · single_choice

Music superstar Prince performed at Super Bowl XLI in which city?

Glendale, Arizona

San Diego, California

New Orleans, Louisiana

Miami, Florida

Remaining after this: 2319

Question 2752 · single_choice

Where did quarterback Tom Brady win his first Super Bowl?

Louisiana Superdome

MetLife Stadium

AT&T Stadium

Georgia Dome

Remaining after this: 2318

Question 2753 · single_choice

Where was the first Super Bowl held in 1967?

Atlanta, Georgia

Indianapolis, Indiana

Detroit, Michigan

Los Angeles, California

Remaining after this: 2317

Question 2754 · single_choice

Remembered for its electrical outage, the “Blackout Bowl” was held where?

Stanford, California

New Orleans, Louisiana

Jacksonville, Florida

Houston, Texas

Remaining after this: 2316

Question 2755 · single_choice

Where did Madonna perform her 2012 halftime show?

Tempe, Arizona

Paradise, Nevada

Indianapolis, Indiana

Inglewood, California

Remaining after this: 2315

Question 2756 · single_choice

Which stadium has hosted the Super Bowl the most times?

Rose Bowl

Georgia Dome

Louisiana Superdome

U.S. Bank Stadium

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Question 2757 · single_choice

The most-attended Super Bowl in history took place at what stadium?

Rose Bowl

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Hard Rock Stadium

Orange Bowl

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Question 2758 · single_choice

In 2008, David Tyree’s famous “helmet catch” occurred where?

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

State Farm Stadium

Rose Bowl

MetLife Stadium

Remaining after this: 2312

Question 2759 · single_choice

What is Earth’s second-largest continent?

Asia

Africa

Antarctica

South America

Remaining after this: 2311

Question 2760 · single_choice

What is Earth’s second-largest country by area?

Canada

Russia

United States

China

Remaining after this: 2310

Question 2761 · single_choice

What is Earth’s second-largest ocean?

Atlantic

Pacific

Indian

Southern

Remaining after this: 2309

Question 2762 · single_choice

K2 is the name of Earth’s second-tallest what?

Skyscraper

Mountain

Tree

Statue

Remaining after this: 2308

Question 2763 · single_choice

Which continent is home to the world’s second-largest rainforest?

Australia

Africa

South America

Asia

Remaining after this: 2307

Question 2764 · single_choice

What is Earth’s second-longest river?

Yangtze

Amazon

Mississippi

Congo

Remaining after this: 2306

Question 2765 · single_choice

What is the world’s second-tallest building?

Burj Khalifa, Dubai

Taipei 101

Lotte World Tower, Seoul

Shanghai Tower

Remaining after this: 2305

Question 2766 · single_choice

What is the world’s second-largest island?

New Guinea

Borneo

Honshu

Madagascar

Remaining after this: 2304

Question 2767 · single_choice

What is the world’s second-largest lake?

Lake Victoria

Lake Superior

Lake Baikal

Lake Titicaca

Remaining after this: 2303

Question 2768 · single_choice

What is Earth’s second-largest non-polar desert?

Gobi Desert

Mojave Desert

Sahara Desert

Arabian Desert

Remaining after this: 2302

Question 2769 · single_choice

What does the world’s second-largest statue depict?

Peter the Great

The god Athena

Buddha

Lady Liberty

Remaining after this: 2301

Question 2770 · single_choice

Belize is home to the world’s second-largest what?

Coral reef system

Volcano

Natural hot spring

Church

Remaining after this: 2300

Question 2771 · single_choice

What is Canada’s second-largest province by area?

Quebec

British Columbia

Ontario

Alberta

Remaining after this: 2299

Question 2772 · single_choice

Which famous American family built the world’s second-largest house?

Vanderbilt

Rockefeller

Carnegie

Buffett

Remaining after this: 2298

Question 2773 · single_choice

What is Australia’s Highway 1, the world’s second-longest road, nicknamed?

Great Australian Byway

The Mother Road

Going-to-the-Sun Road

The Big Lap

Remaining after this: 2297

Question 2774 · single_choice

Where can you cross the world’s second-longest suspension bridge?

United States

China

Denmark

Turkey

Remaining after this: 2296

Question 2775 · single_choice

What is the second-largest of the Great Lakes?

Lake Michigan

Lake Superior

Lake Erie

Lake Huron

Remaining after this: 2295

Question 2776 · single_choice

What is the second-largest country in Africa?

Central African Republic

Zambia

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Uganda

Remaining after this: 2294

Question 2777 · single_choice

What is the second-largest Caribbean island by area?

Cuba

Hispaniola

Jamaica

Puerto Rico

Remaining after this: 2293

Question 2778 · single_choice

In which Texas city can you visit the Alamo?

Dallas

Houston

Austin

San Antonio

Remaining after this: 2292

Question 2779 · single_choice

What does the Alamo name refer to in Spanish?

A type of tree

A Spanish priest

A Texas war hero

A Native American tribe

Remaining after this: 2291

Question 2780 · single_choice

Who did Texan forces fight against at the Battle of the Alamo?

Spain

Apache Native Americans

Mexico

Confederate Army

Remaining after this: 2290

Question 2781 · single_choice

Which of these famous figures was NOT at the Battle of the Alamo?

William Travis

Jim Bowie

Davy Crockett

Zachary Taylor

Remaining after this: 2289

Question 2782 · single_choice

After the Battle of the Alamo, who owned the building?

The Spanish army

Davy Crockett

The Catholic Church

The U.S. government

Remaining after this: 2288

Question 2783 · single_choice

Which was NOT one of the functions the Alamo later served?

Meat warehouse

Grocery store

Schoolhouse

Hospital

Remaining after this: 2287

Question 2784 · single_choice

Who directed and starred in the hit 1960 film about the Alamo?

Marlon Brando

John Wayne

James Dean

William Holden

Remaining after this: 2286

Question 2785 · single_choice

Which musician has amassed an enormous collection of Alamo memorabilia?

Bono

Cher

Phil Collins

Lionel Richie

Remaining after this: 2285

Question 2786 · single_choice

In a 1985 movie, Pee Wee Herman is searching for what at the Alamo?

Its basement

A treasure chest

Ghosts

Remains of his ancestors

Remaining after this: 2284

Question 2787 · single_choice

What state is home to the most presidential birthplaces?

Virginia

Ohio

New York

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 2283

Question 2788 · single_choice

Who was the first President to be born in a hospital?

Bill Clinton

Ulysses S. Grant

Theodore Roosevelt

Jimmy Carter

Remaining after this: 2282

Question 2789 · single_choice

Barack Obama is the only President born in what state?

Alaska

California

Hawaii

Mississippi

Remaining after this: 2281

Question 2790 · single_choice

What two related Presidents were born in Quincy, Massachusetts?

John & John Quincy Adams

George H.W. & George W. Bush

Teddy Roosevelt & FDR

Benjamin & William Henry Harrison

Remaining after this: 2280

Question 2791 · single_choice

The 18th, 19th, and 20th U.S. Presidents were all born in what state?

New York

Ohio

Pennsylvania

Virginia

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Question 2792 · single_choice

Westmoreland County, Virginia, is the birthplace of what President?

Thomas Jefferson

John Quincy Adams

George Washington

William Henry Harrison

Remaining after this: 2278

Question 2793 · single_choice

What President was born the farthest north?

Chester A. Arthur

Calvin Coolidge

John F. Kennedy

Grover Cleveland

Remaining after this: 2277

Question 2794 · single_choice

Who was the first Pennsylvania-born President?

Franklin Pierce

James Buchanan

John F. Kennedy

Gerald Ford

Remaining after this: 2276

Question 2795 · single_choice

North and South Carolina both claim the birthplace of what President?

William Taft

James Buchanan

Andrew Jackson

Harry Truman

Remaining after this: 2275

Question 2796 · single_choice

Ronald Reagan was the only President born in what state?

California

Illinois

Oregon

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 2274

Question 2797 · single_choice

Who was the first President born outside the 13 original colonies?

Franklin Pierce

Abraham Lincoln

John Tyler

Benjamin Harrison

Remaining after this: 2273

Question 2798 · single_choice

Who was the first President born west of the Mississippi River?

Richard Nixon

Gerald Ford

Barack Obama

Herbert Hoover

Remaining after this: 2272

Question 2799 · single_choice

Who is the only President born in California?

Ronald Reagan

Calvin Coolidge

George H. W. Bush

Richard Nixon

Remaining after this: 2271

Question 2800 · single_choice

What President was born in a town called Hope?

Bill Clinton

Lyndon B. Johnson

William McKinley

James Monroe

Remaining after this: 2270

Question 2801 · single_choice

What is the most populous state where no President has been born?

Texas

Pennsylvania

Florida

California

Remaining after this: 2269

Question 2802 · single_choice

Who was the first President born in New York?

Joe Biden

Millard Fillmore

Franklin Roosevelt

Martin Van Buren

Remaining after this: 2268

Question 2803 · single_choice

Andrew Johnson was born in what state capital?

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Raleigh, North Carolina

Boston, Massachusetts

Atlanta, Georgia

Remaining after this: 2267

Question 2804 · single_choice

Where is FDR’s birthplace and presidential library?

Springfield, Illinois

Branson, Missouri

State College, Pennsylvania

Hyde Park, New York

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Question 2805 · single_choice

Which President was born at 28 E. 20th Street in New York City?

Millard Fillmore

Grover Cleveland

Theodore Roosevelt

John F. Kennedy

Remaining after this: 2265

Question 2806 · single_choice

Who was the last President born in a log cabin?

James Garfield

Bill Clinton

Zachary Taylor

Woodrow Wilson

Remaining after this: 2264

Question 2807 · single_choice

What state contains the entirety of the Grand Canyon?

Nevada

Colorado

Arizona

New Mexico

Remaining after this: 2263

Question 2808 · single_choice

Which river flows through the Grand Canyon?

Colorado

Rio Grande

Mississippi

Missouri

Remaining after this: 2262

Question 2809 · single_choice

The Grand Canyon is bigger than which state?

Delaware

Rhode Island

Connecticut

New Hampshire

Remaining after this: 2261

Question 2810 · single_choice

How deep is the Grand Canyon?

750 feet

2,350 feet

6,000 feet

14,300 feet

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Question 2811 · single_choice

What President first declared the Grand Canyon a national monument?

Abraham Lincoln

Ulysses S. Grant

Andrew Jackson

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 2259

Question 2812 · single_choice

What do Arizonans call the Grand Canyon?

The Black Hole

The Big Ditch

The Red Castle

The Big Dry

Remaining after this: 2258

Question 2813 · single_choice

How long is the Grand Canyon?

31 miles

101 miles

277 miles

962 miles

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Question 2814 · single_choice

What is the name of the only town within the Grand Canyon?

Tusayan

Williams

Page

Supai

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Question 2815 · single_choice

Scientists think the Grand Canyon is at least how old?

250,000 years

6 million years

300 million years

2 billion years

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Question 2816 · single_choice

What attraction sticks 70 feet out over the Grand Canyon’s edge?

Skywalk

Mather Point

Rim Trail

Grand Canyon Railway

Remaining after this: 2254

Question 2817 · single_choice

Which Native American tribe lives within the rims of the Grand Canyon?

Navajo

Havasupai

Sioux

Apache

Remaining after this: 2253

Question 2818 · single_choice

The Grand Canyon creates its own what?

Tsunamis

Earthquakes

Weather patterns

Sonic booms

Remaining after this: 2252

Question 2819 · single_choice

What is the only national park with more visitors than the Grand Canyon?

Great Smoky Mountains

Yosemite

Denali

Joshua Tree

Remaining after this: 2251

Question 2820 · single_choice

More than 500 what are hidden in the canyon?

Reptile species

Caves

Houses

Waterfalls

Remaining after this: 2250

Question 2821 · single_choice

Which of these mammals would you NOT find in the Grand Canyon?

Javelina

Mule deer

Hog-nosed skunk

American pika

Remaining after this: 2249

Question 2822 · single_choice

What type of fossils do NOT exist in the Grand Canyon?

Trilobite

Dinosaur

Coral

Sea lily

Remaining after this: 2248

Question 2823 · single_choice

What is the highest point on the rim of the Grand Canyon called?

Grand Point

Point Imperial

Muir's Lookout

The Great Rim

Remaining after this: 2247

Question 2824 · single_choice

Which canyon animal is considered most dangerous to humans?

Yuma clapper rail

Elk

Hog-nosed skunk

Rock squirrel

Remaining after this: 2246

Question 2825 · single_choice

What significance does the Grand Canyon hold for the Hopi tribe?

Where the sun was created

Site of an important battle

Gateway to the afterlife

Sacred hunting ground

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Question 2826 · single_choice

Which of these canyons is deeper than the Grand Canyon?

Hells Canyon, Idaho and Oregon

Zion Canyon, Utah

Waimea Canyon, Hawaii

Yellowstone Grand Canyon, Wyoming

Remaining after this: 2244

Question 2827 · single_choice

Which of these states is home its own “grand” canyon?

Illinois

Nevada

Texas

West Virginia

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Question 2828 · single_choice

Which state is NOT part of the Four Corners?

Arizona

Utah

Wyoming

Colorado

Remaining after this: 2242

Question 2829 · single_choice

Which state is bordered by the Puget Sound to the northwest?

Oregon

Washington

North Dakota

Arkansas

Remaining after this: 2241

Question 2830 · single_choice

Which of these states does NOT share a border with Texas?

New Mexico

Oklahoma

Arkansas

Mississippi

Remaining after this: 2240

Question 2831 · single_choice

The Colorado River makes up the southeastern border of which state?

California

Nebraska

New Mexico

Florida

Remaining after this: 2239

Question 2832 · single_choice

After Alaska, which state has the longest shared border with Canada?

Minnesota

Montana

North Dakota

Michigan

Remaining after this: 2238

Question 2833 · single_choice

What state has the shortest boundary with Mexico?

California

Arizona

Texas

New Mexico

Remaining after this: 2237

Question 2834 · single_choice

What is the only state with two major panhandles?

West Virginia

Kentucky

Rhode Island

Mississippi

Remaining after this: 2236

Question 2835 · single_choice

What state’s capital is the only one to border another country?

Alaska

Vermont

Michigan

Washington

Remaining after this: 2235

Question 2836 · single_choice

Which two states border the most other states?

North Carolina and South Dakota

Kansas and Ohio

Missouri and Tennessee

Nevada and Texas

Remaining after this: 2234

Question 2837 · single_choice

What state’s southern border is on the Long Island Sound?

Connecticut

Rhode Island

South Carolina

New Jersey

Remaining after this: 2233

Question 2838 · single_choice

What is the only state bordered by two navigable rivers?

Oregon

New York

South Dakota

Iowa

Remaining after this: 2232

Question 2839 · single_choice

Which of these states does NOT claim part of the Delmarva Peninsula?

Virginia

Pennsylvania

Delaware

Maryland

Remaining after this: 2231

Question 2840 · single_choice

Which state’s northeastern border follows the Continental Divide?

Florida

Idaho

Utah

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 2230

Question 2841 · single_choice

Which state’s eastern border is made by the Connecticut River?

Indiana

Delaware

New Hampshire

Vermont

Remaining after this: 2229

Question 2842 · single_choice

What is the only Great Lake that doesn't border Michigan?

Lake Huron

Lake Ontario

Lake Erie

Lake Superior

Remaining after this: 2228

Question 2843 · single_choice

Which state has the oldest boundary line in the West?

New Mexico

Montana

Nevada

Colorado

Remaining after this: 2227

Question 2844 · single_choice

What is the only triply landlocked state?

Nebraska

Utah

West Virginia

New Hampshire

Remaining after this: 2226

Question 2845 · single_choice

What state’s southeast border includes a unique "bootheel"?

Arkansas

Missouri

Illinois

Ohio

Remaining after this: 2225

Question 2846 · single_choice

Which contiguous U.S. state reaches farthest north?

Maine

Washington

Minnesota

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 2224

Question 2847 · single_choice

Where can you find the only county that borders four states?

New Mexico

Oklahoma

Nevada

South Dakota

Remaining after this: 2223

Question 2848 · single_choice

Which state is home to the famous Delicate Arch?

Michigan

Georgia

Utah

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 2222

Question 2849 · single_choice

Which country is known for its "fairy chimneys"?

Russia

Kazakhstan

Turkey

Egypt

Remaining after this: 2221

Question 2850 · single_choice

Which country is home to the Giant’s Causeway?

England

Wales

Scotland

Northern Ireland

Remaining after this: 2220

Question 2851 · single_choice

What type of geologic formation is Utah’s Bryce Canyon best known for?

Tor

Hoodoo

Outcrop

Monolith

Remaining after this: 2219

Question 2852 · single_choice

What is the name of this unique rock formation in Nova Scotia?

Divine Rock

Balancing Rock

Precarious Rock

Immortal Rock

Remaining after this: 2218

Question 2853 · single_choice

Where can you visit Pulpit Rock, a famous formation overlooking a fjord?

France

Norway

Brazil

Canada

Remaining after this: 2217

Question 2854 · single_choice

Australia’s Uluru is made of which type of sedimentary rock?

Sandstone

Claystone

Shale

Limestone

Remaining after this: 2216

Question 2855 · single_choice

The karst pillars of Wulingyuan inspired the setting for which film?

Dune

Cloud Atlas

Avatar

Blade Runner

Remaining after this: 2215

Question 2856 · single_choice

Where is the world's longest natural arch?

Malta

United States

China

England

Remaining after this: 2214

Question 2857 · single_choice

Which U.S. President declared Devils Tower a national monument?

Abraham Lincoln

John F. Kennedy

Calvin Coolidge

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 2213

Question 2858 · single_choice

Oregon’s Haystack Rock was featured in which movie?

Top Gun

Mad Max: Fury Road

National Lampoon’s Vacation

The Goonies

Remaining after this: 2212

Question 2859 · single_choice

Where are the unusual rock formations of Toadstool Geological Park?

North Dakota

Nebraska

Idaho

Arkansas

Remaining after this: 2211

Question 2860 · single_choice

This famous rock formation in New Zealand is named after what food?

Asparagus

Potato chips

Apple

Ice cream

Remaining after this: 2210

Question 2861 · single_choice

Where can you find this boulder wedged within a crevasse?

Sweden

Norway

Denmark

Finland

Remaining after this: 2209

Question 2862 · single_choice

Which of these animal-named rock formations does not exist?

Elephant Rock

Turtle Rock

Guinea Pig Rock

Camel Rock

Remaining after this: 2208

Question 2863 · single_choice

Which English rock formation is named after a 14th-century pirate?

Young David Rocks

Old Harry Rocks

Tall John Rocks

Short Michael Rocks

Remaining after this: 2207

Question 2864 · single_choice

Where can you see the unusual formations of the Wheeler Geological Area?

Colorado

Niger

Belize

Nevada

Remaining after this: 2206

Question 2865 · single_choice

How many individual rock formations make up Russia’s Manpupuner?

4

7

10

13

Remaining after this: 2205

Question 2866 · single_choice

Where is this rock formation that resembles a queen's head?

Egypt

Kenya

Taiwan

Thailand

Remaining after this: 2204

Question 2867 · single_choice

Oregon’s "Drainpipe of the Pacific" rock formation is also called what?

Thor’s Well

Devil’s Doom

Magic Hole

Delicate Drain

Remaining after this: 2203

Question 2868 · single_choice

What are the groups that organize New Orleans’ Mardi Gras parades called?

Bacchus

Masquerades

Royal courts

Krewes

Remaining after this: 2202

Question 2869 · single_choice

What food do people in the Midwest commonly eat for Mardi Gras?

Kolache

Paczki

Fish

Steak

Remaining after this: 2201

Question 2870 · single_choice

What city celebrates Mardi Gras with a woman on a zipline?

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Tokyo, Japan

Venice, Italy

Toronto, Canada

Remaining after this: 2200

Question 2871 · single_choice

What city’s Mardi Gras celebration revolves around the samba?

Mexico City, Mexico

Lisbon, Portugal

Austin, Texas

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Remaining after this: 2199

Question 2872 · single_choice

What is traditionally thrown to the parade crowds in Nice, France?

Flowers

Beads

Feathers

Candy

Remaining after this: 2198

Question 2873 · single_choice

What fruit is given to people watching the parade in Binche, Belgium?

Apples

Grapes

Oranges

Strawberries

Remaining after this: 2197

Question 2874 · single_choice

In which country is the Calypso Monarch considered Mardi Gras royalty?

Trinidad and Tobago

France

Italy

Jamaica

Remaining after this: 2196

Question 2875 · single_choice

In which of these cities do the Mardi Gras festivities end with a funeral?

Quebec City, Canada

St. Louis, Missouri

Venice, Italy

Barranquilla, Colombia

Remaining after this: 2195

Question 2876 · single_choice

What is the mascot of Quebec City’s annual Mardi Gras celebration?

Cat

Polar bear

Snowman

Santa Claus

Remaining after this: 2194

Question 2877 · single_choice

Which city has a LGBTQ+ themed Mardi Gras parade?

Sydney, Australia

San Francisco, California

Toronto, Canada

Paris, France

Remaining after this: 2193

Question 2878 · single_choice

Which civilization built the pyramids at Chichen Itza?

Aztec

Olmec

Inca

Maya

Remaining after this: 2192

Question 2879 · single_choice

Which side of the Nile River were most Egyptian pyramids built on?

West

East

South

North

Remaining after this: 2191

Question 2880 · single_choice

The Pyramids of Giza were primarily made of what material?

Brick

Mud

Limestone

Basalt

Remaining after this: 2190

Question 2881 · single_choice

What city is home to the Pyramid of Cestius?

Athens, Greece

Rome, Italy

Prague, Czechia

Istanbul, Turkey

Remaining after this: 2189

Question 2882 · single_choice

Which of these structures is taller than the Great Pyramid of Giza?

Washington Monument

Big Ben

Statue of Liberty

Leaning Tower of Pisa

Remaining after this: 2188

Question 2883 · single_choice

What two-headed beast tops the tallest of the Maya Pyramids of Tikal?

Phoenix

Lion

Centaur

Serpent

Remaining after this: 2187

Question 2884 · single_choice

What irregularity makes the Pyramid at Dahshur unique?

Bent at an angle in the middle

Missing one side

Abnormal coloring

Two identical points at top

Remaining after this: 2186

Question 2885 · single_choice

What is the world’s largest pyramid by volume?

Pyramid of the Moon, Mexico

La Danta Pyramid, Guatemala

Great Pyramid of Cholula, Mexico

Red Pyramid of Dahshur, Egypt

Remaining after this: 2185

Question 2886 · single_choice

Which country has the most pyramids?

Indonesia

Guatemala

Sudan

Mexico

Remaining after this: 2184

Question 2887 · single_choice

Which pharaoh's pyramid is the only surviving “Wonder of the World”?

Khufu

Menkaure

Khafre

Tutankhamun

Remaining after this: 2183

Question 2888 · single_choice

What does the “X” in LAX stand for?

Crossing

Extension

Express

Nothing

Remaining after this: 2182

Question 2889 · single_choice

What is the three-letter code for Chicago's O'Hare International Airport?

ORD

OHA

CHI

HAR

Remaining after this: 2181

Question 2890 · single_choice

What country’s airport codes all begin with the letter "Y"?

China

Canada

Yemen

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 2180

Question 2891 · single_choice

The airport with the code DCA is named after what famous American?

Susan B. Anthony

Davy Crockett

Abraham Lincoln

Ronald Reagan

Remaining after this: 2179

Question 2892 · single_choice

What is Orlando’s airport code?

ODO

DIS

RSW

MCO

Remaining after this: 2178

Question 2893 · single_choice

If you flew straight to HEL, in what country would you land?

Finland

Denmark

China

Greece

Remaining after this: 2177

Question 2894 · single_choice

Airports with the codes CDG, ORY, and BVA serve what major city?

London

Berlin

Paris

Rome

Remaining after this: 2176

Question 2895 · single_choice

PDX is the code for the largest airport in what state?

Maine

Oregon

Pennsylvania

California

Remaining after this: 2175

Question 2896 · single_choice

YYZ is the code for which Canadian airport, the country’s busiest?

Montreal

Vancouver

Toronto

Calgary

Remaining after this: 2174

Question 2897 · single_choice

MSY is which city’s airport code?

Montreal, Canada

Marseille, France

New Orleans, Louisiana

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Remaining after this: 2173

Question 2898 · single_choice

PEK and PKX are the two largest airports serving what world capital?

Beijing, China

San José, Costa Rica

Bangkok, Thailand

Prague, Czech Republic

Remaining after this: 2172

Question 2899 · single_choice

CVG is the largest airport serving what major American city?

Las Vegas, Nevada

Charlotte, North Carolina

Cincinnati, Ohio

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Remaining after this: 2171

Question 2900 · single_choice

What airport code replaced IDL in 1964?

JFK

DEN

MCO

IAH

Remaining after this: 2170

Question 2901 · single_choice

What is the amusing airport code for Lovelock, Nevada?

LUV

LOL

LOX

LOO

Remaining after this: 2169

Question 2902 · single_choice

Which city has the airport code WOW?

Wadowice, Poland

Willow, Alaska

Wicklow, Ireland

Winslow, Arizona

Remaining after this: 2168

Question 2903 · single_choice

The airport with the code YUM is in what U.S. state?

Alabama

Arizona

Massachusetts

South Dakota

Remaining after this: 2167

Question 2904 · single_choice

Which of these words is NOT a real IATA airport code?

DAD

COW

FUN

YOU

Remaining after this: 2166

Question 2905 · single_choice

The U.S. Navy runs all U.S. airports whose code starts with what letter?

A

N

U

X

Remaining after this: 2165

Question 2906 · single_choice

CCU is the largest airport in what major Indian city?

Chennai

Kolkata

New Delhi

Hyderabad

Remaining after this: 2164

Question 2907 · single_choice

Which of these words can NOT be made using airport codes?

AUS-TRI-ANS

PER-CHA-NCE

AMS-TER-DAM

ICE-QUA-KES

Remaining after this: 2163

Question 2908 · single_choice

What city’s airport comes last in alphabetical order?

Zanesville, Ohio

Zurich, Switzerland

Zanzibar, Tanzania

Zhengzhou, China

Remaining after this: 2162

Question 2909 · single_choice

Which U.S. state was named for Queen Henrietta Maria?

Georgia

Louisiana

North Carolina

Maryland

Remaining after this: 2161

Question 2910 · single_choice

Which country’s capital gets its name from a famous goddess?

Denmark

Romania

Greece

Thailand

Remaining after this: 2160

Question 2911 · single_choice

What is the only country named after a woman?

Georgia

Argentina

St. Lucia

Sierra Leone

Remaining after this: 2159

Question 2912 · single_choice

Which Canadian province is named after a woman?

British Columbia

Manitoba

Alberta

Nova Scotia

Remaining after this: 2158

Question 2913 · single_choice

Where is the Women’s Rights National Historical Park?

Asheville, North Carolina

Dayton, Ohio

Seneca Falls, New York

Richmond, Virginia

Remaining after this: 2157

Question 2914 · single_choice

Named after St. Irene, where is the island of Santorini?

Greece

Italy

Malta

Croatia

Remaining after this: 2156

Question 2915 · single_choice

Which U.S. city is nicknamed the “Queen City”?

Charlotte, North Carolina

Madison, Wisconsin

Lexington, Kentucky

Olympia, Washington

Remaining after this: 2155

Question 2916 · single_choice

Queen Victoria has two states named after her in which of these countries?

Canada

Ghana

South Africa

Australia

Remaining after this: 2154

Question 2917 · single_choice

Which actress has a street named after her in Monaco?

Natalie Wood

Marilyn Monroe

Grace Kelly

Audrey Hepburn

Remaining after this: 2153

Question 2918 · single_choice

Where is the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Monument?

Maryland

Alabama

Georgia

Kansas

Remaining after this: 2152

Question 2919 · single_choice

Which two U.S. states were named after Queen Elizabeth I of England?

North and South Dakota

West Virginia and Virginia

North and South Carolina

New York and New Jersey

Remaining after this: 2151

Question 2920 · single_choice

Where is the picturesque Lake Louise?

Alberta, Canada

Colorado, U.S.

Provence, France

Wales, U.K.

Remaining after this: 2150

Question 2921 · single_choice

What woman has the most places in Canada named after her?

Queen Elizabeth

Queen Victoria

St. Catherine

Marie Antoinette

Remaining after this: 2149

Question 2922 · single_choice

Where is the island of St. Helena, where Napoleon was exiled?

Indian Ocean

South Atlantic Ocean

Norwegian Sea

Mediterranean Sea

Remaining after this: 2148

Question 2923 · single_choice

Who is Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, named for?

First female governor in the U.S.

A Wampanoag elder

Daughter of a British explorer

Martha Stewart

Remaining after this: 2147

Question 2924 · single_choice

In what Australian state is Queen Adelaide’s namesake city, Adelaide?

New South Wales

Northern Territory

Tasmania

South Australia

Remaining after this: 2146

Question 2925 · single_choice

Which U.S. territory’s capital is named for a Danish queen?

Northern Mariana Islands

Puerto Rico

U.S. Virgin Islands

Guam

Remaining after this: 2145

Question 2926 · single_choice

Queen Elizabeth II has a famous pier in which city named in her honor?

Santa Monica, California

Ottawa, Canada

Chicago, Illinois

Bridgetown, Barbados

Remaining after this: 2144

Question 2927 · single_choice

An art museum named for which woman was the site of a famous 1990 heist?

Isabella Stewart Gardner

Louise Bourgeois

Lady Randolph Churchill

Dorothy Vogel

Remaining after this: 2143

Question 2928 · single_choice

Queen Isabella of Castille has an island named for her in which country?

Galapagos Islands, Ecuador

Spice Islands, Indonesia

Cyclades, Greece

Channel Islands, English Channel

Remaining after this: 2142

Question 2929 · single_choice

Which Florida island is the birthplace of key lime pie?

Key Largo

Big Pine Key

Plantation Key

Key West

Remaining after this: 2141

Question 2930 · single_choice

Which state is known for dessert balls called buckeyes?

Ohio

Wisconsin

Michigan

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 2140

Question 2931 · single_choice

A chef in which city invented bananas Foster?

Chicago, Illinois

New Orleans, Louisiana

San Francisco, California

Austin, Texas

Remaining after this: 2139

Question 2932 · single_choice

What type of cookie is New York City known for?

Biscochito

Boiled peanut butter

Black and white

Whoopie pie

Remaining after this: 2138

Question 2933 · single_choice

What is Indiana’s official state pie?

Sugar cream pie

Shoofly Pie

Key lime pie

Lemon meringue pie

Remaining after this: 2137

Question 2934 · single_choice

What type of cake is not included in Chicago’s atomic cake?

Banana

Vanilla

Coffee

Chocolate

Remaining after this: 2136

Question 2935 · single_choice

Which pie was invented in Pennsylvania to celebrate the U.S. centennial?

Coconut cream pie

Pecan pie

Chess pie

Shoofly pie

Remaining after this: 2135

Question 2936 · single_choice

What Alaskan dessert evolved from a survival food on hunting trips?

Baked Alaska

Akutaq

Fireweed donut

Strawberries Romanoff

Remaining after this: 2134

Question 2937 · single_choice

What is the main flavor in New Mexico’s biscochito cookies?

Anise

Cardamom

Chile

Corn

Remaining after this: 2133

Question 2938 · single_choice

What city is the unofficial frozen custard capital of the world?

Chicago, Illinois

Los Angeles, California

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Houston, Texas

Remaining after this: 2132

Question 2939 · single_choice

Where is the world's oldest subway system?

London

Paris

New York City

Chicago

Remaining after this: 2131

Question 2940 · single_choice

Which city has the greatest number of subway stations?

Tokyo

Beijing

Mexico City

New York City

Remaining after this: 2130

Question 2941 · single_choice

What phrase is the London Tube famous for?

Cheerio, riders

Totally tubular

Mind the gap

Don’t be cheeky

Remaining after this: 2129

Question 2942 · single_choice

After NYC, what city has the busiest subway system in the U.S.?

Chicago

Boston

Washington, D.C.

San Francisco

Remaining after this: 2128

Question 2943 · single_choice

Which city’s subway system was the first to be known as the “metro”?

London, England

Rome, Italy

Barcelona, Spain

Paris, France

Remaining after this: 2127

Question 2944 · single_choice

What city employs people to help shove passengers onto crowded trains?

Tokyo, Japan

Mumbai, India

Mexico City, Mexico

Moscow, Russia

Remaining after this: 2126

Question 2945 · single_choice

Jerry Seinfeld and Whoopi Goldberg have recorded messages for what system?

Los Angeles, California

New York City, New York

Chicago, Illinois

Las Vegas, Nevada

Remaining after this: 2125

Question 2946 · single_choice

What city’s subway is known as “The World’s Longest Art Gallery”?

Stockholm, Sweden

São Paulo, Brazil

Madrid, Spain

Milan, Italy

Remaining after this: 2124

Question 2947 · single_choice

What team raised a flag to let train riders know if the team won or lost?

Pittsburgh Pirates

Chicago Cubs

Brooklyn Dodgers

Boston Red Sox

Remaining after this: 2123

Question 2948 · single_choice

Where did Europe's first electric underground railway system open?

Athens, Greece

Paris, France

Rome, Italy

Budapest, Hungary

Remaining after this: 2122

Question 2949 · single_choice

What was NYC’s first subway stop, which was later abandoned in 1945?

City Hall

Harlem/125 St

Times Square

Grand Central

Remaining after this: 2121

Question 2950 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT one of Chicago’s “L” lines?

Green

Pink

Red

White

Remaining after this: 2120

Question 2951 · single_choice

Which metro system was the first to be completely automated?

Atlanta’s MARTA

New York/New Jersey’s PATH

San Francisco’s BART

Philadelphia’s SEPTA

Remaining after this: 2119

Question 2952 · single_choice

Where is the oldest subway system in the Southern Hemisphere?

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Santiago, Chile

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Lima, Peru

Remaining after this: 2118

Question 2953 · single_choice

All trains in the Copenhagen metro system have what feature?

Steam-powered

“Quiet” cars

Double-deck cars

Driverless

Remaining after this: 2117

Question 2954 · single_choice

Glasgow’s subway is unique, with only two lines running in what shape?

Square

Circle

Triangle

Pentagon

Remaining after this: 2116

Question 2955 · single_choice

What city was first to provide free Wi-Fi on all subways and buses?

São Paulo, Brazil

San Francisco, United States

Rome, Italy

Seoul, South Korea

Remaining after this: 2115

Question 2956 · single_choice

Moscow’s Aquarelle train is known for displaying what?

Holograms

Disco balls

Paintings

Mountain views

Remaining after this: 2114

Question 2957 · single_choice

What is the first African city with a modern light rail system?

Cape Town, South Africa

Algiers, Algeria

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Kinshasa, Congo

Remaining after this: 2113

Question 2958 · single_choice

Nicknamed the “king of fruits,” what fruit is known for its unique odor?

Persimmon

Durian

Jackfruit

Lychee

Remaining after this: 2112

Question 2959 · single_choice

What is another name for a pitaya?

Dragonfruit

Fairyberry

Mermaidsweet

Unicorn melon

Remaining after this: 2111

Question 2960 · single_choice

Which of these citrus fruits is known for its edible peel?

Buddha’s hand

Calamansi

Finger limes

Kumquats

Remaining after this: 2110

Question 2961 · single_choice

What tropical purple fruit was banned from the U.S. until 2007?

Starfruit

Horned Melon

Jabuticaba

Mangosteen

Remaining after this: 2109

Question 2962 · single_choice

What is the miracle berry’s unique ability?

It makes everything taste sweet

It bounces

It tastes like chicken

It changes color

Remaining after this: 2108

Question 2963 · single_choice

What is the largest fruit that comes from a tree?

Baobab fruit

Grapefruit

Jackfruit

Pacay

Remaining after this: 2107

Question 2964 · single_choice

Which of these fruits does NOT come from a cactus?

Prickly Pear

Saguaro

Dragonfruit

Rambutans

Remaining after this: 2106

Question 2965 · single_choice

What fruit was previously called Chinese gooseberry?

Rambutan

Kiwi

Persimmon

Lychee

Remaining after this: 2105

Question 2966 · single_choice

The so-called “UGLI fruit” comes from which Caribbean country?

Jamaica

Cuba

Aruba

Barbados

Remaining after this: 2104

Question 2967 · single_choice

What South American fruit is nicknamed the “ice cream bean”?

Jabuticaba

Pacay

Curuba

Guarana

Remaining after this: 2103

Question 2968 · single_choice

Which of these states has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites?

Nevada

New Mexico

Montana

Texas

Remaining after this: 2102

Question 2969 · single_choice

What national parks were the first two UNESCO sites in the U.S.?

Yellowstone and Mesa Verde

Yellowstone and the Everglades

Grand Canyon and Mesa Verde

Grand Canyon and Yellowstone

Remaining after this: 2101

Question 2970 · single_choice

Where can you visit the Independence Hall UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Washington, D.C.

New York, New York

Boston, Massachusetts

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 2100

Question 2971 · single_choice

Which state is home to a volcanic UNESCO site?

Hawaii

Washington

Alaska

Missouri

Remaining after this: 2099

Question 2972 · single_choice

Which state has a UNESCO site with the country’s largest national park?

California

North Carolina

Alaska

Texas

Remaining after this: 2098

Question 2973 · single_choice

Now a UNESCO site, Monticello was the residence of which U.S. President?

John Quincy Adams

Abraham Lincoln

Thomas Jefferson

Martin Van Buren

Remaining after this: 2097

Question 2974 · single_choice

Which architect has a UNESCO site covering eight of his famous buildings?

Frank Lloyd Wright

Louis Henry Sullivan

Frederick Law Olmsted

Frank Gehry

Remaining after this: 2096

Question 2975 · single_choice

California is home to a UNESCO site containing America’s tallest what?

Waterfall

Tree

Church tower

Point above sea level

Remaining after this: 2095

Question 2976 · single_choice

The Florida Everglades are the only place where what two species coexist?

Geckos and iguanas

Dolphins and porpoises

Chimpanzees and orangutans

Alligators and crocodiles

Remaining after this: 2094

Question 2977 · single_choice

What state has a UNESCO site with the world’s longest cave system?

Tennessee

Kentucky

Virginia

Wisconsin

Remaining after this: 2093

Question 2978 · single_choice

These adobe buildings are part of which UNESCO World Heritage Site?

La Fortaleza, Puerto Rico

Poverty Point, Louisiana

Mesa Verde National Park, Colorado

Taos Pueblo, New Mexico

Remaining after this: 2092

Question 2979 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Statue of Liberty

Gateway Arch

Yosemite National Park

Independence Hall

Remaining after this: 2091

Question 2980 · single_choice

Which famous architect designed the Statue of Liberty’s spine?

Antoni Gaudí

Thomas Jefferson

Alexandre-Gustave Eiffel

Daniel Burnham

Remaining after this: 2090

Question 2981 · single_choice

The only UNESCO site in Texas is located in which city?

Austin

Waco

El Paso

San Antonio

Remaining after this: 2089

Question 2982 · single_choice

Which site contains the largest pre-Columbian settlement north of Mexico?

Cahokia Mounds, Illinois

Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico

Chaco Culture Park, New Mexico

Grand Canyon, Arizona

Remaining after this: 2088

Question 2983 · single_choice

How many UNESCO World Heritage Sites are there in the U.S.?

7

15

24

49

Remaining after this: 2087

Question 2984 · single_choice

Yellowstone National Park has what percentage of the world’s geysers?

2%

10%

50%

80%

Remaining after this: 2086

Question 2985 · single_choice

What UNESCO site features the Americas’ oldest gubernatorial mansion?

California

Puerto Rico

Maryland

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 2085

Question 2986 · single_choice

Which superlative applies to the Great Smoky Mountains UNESCO Site?

Oldest national park

Largest national park

Most biodiverse national park

Most dinosaur fossils in a park

Remaining after this: 2084

Question 2987 · single_choice

At which UNESCO site can you explore the Hall of Mosses?

Olympic National Park

Great Smoky Mountains Nat'l Park

Everglades National Park

Yellowstone National Park

Remaining after this: 2083

Question 2988 · single_choice

Which president developed the idea for the interstate highway system?

William McKinley

Theodore Roosevelt

Herbert Hoover

Dwight D. Eisenhower

Remaining after this: 2082

Question 2989 · single_choice

Which U.S. interstate highway is the longest?

I-55

I-80

I-90

I-94

Remaining after this: 2081

Question 2990 · single_choice

What do the end numbers on each interstate highway indicate?

Length

Direction

Number of states crossed

Speed limit

Remaining after this: 2080

Question 2991 · single_choice

The highest point in the Interstate Highway System is in what state?

Wyoming

Utah

New Mexico

Colorado

Remaining after this: 2079

Question 2992 · single_choice

I-95, the longest north-south interstate, culminates in what city?

San Diego, California

El Paso, Texas

New Orleans, Louisiana

Miami, Florida

Remaining after this: 2078

Question 2993 · single_choice

The Interstate Highway System extends to which U.S. territory?

Northern Mariana Islands

Guam

American Samoa

Puerto Rico

Remaining after this: 2077

Question 2994 · single_choice

What is the only continuous interstate to touch both Mexico and Canada?

I-5

I-15

I-25

I-35

Remaining after this: 2076

Question 2995 · single_choice

Which law funded the first 41,000 miles of interstate highways?

FAST Act

Federal-Aid Highway Act

Federal Motorways Regulation Act

Infrastructure Investment Act

Remaining after this: 2075

Question 2996 · single_choice

What was the first interstate to use federal funds in construction?

U.S. 5

U.S. 20

U.S. 40

U.S. 80

Remaining after this: 2074

Question 2997 · single_choice

Which state has the highest average interstate speed limit?

South Dakota

Illinois

Alabama

California

Remaining after this: 2073

Question 2998 · single_choice

Some interstates are “roads to nowhere” because they were cut off by what?

Construction

Oceans

Protests

Towns

Remaining after this: 2072

Question 2999 · single_choice

A traffic engineer designed which part of the interstate system?

Signs

Exits

Carpool lanes

Guardrails

Remaining after this: 2071

Question 3000 · single_choice

Where is the lowest point in the Interstate Highway System?

Baltimore, Maryland

Kansas City, Missouri

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Lafayette, Louisiana

Remaining after this: 2070

Question 3001 · single_choice

Which state contains the greatest number of unique interstate routes?

Illinois

Ohio

New York

Texas

Remaining after this: 2069

Question 3002 · single_choice

What interstate number will never exist?

I-55

I-20

I-90

I-50

Remaining after this: 2068

Question 3003 · single_choice

What inspired the number for Interstate 99?

It was completed in 1999

A streetcar line

A state senator’s age

Its length in miles

Remaining after this: 2067

Question 3004 · single_choice

Which word is part of the official name for the U.S. interstate system?

Defense

Driving

Direct

Dynamic

Remaining after this: 2066

Question 3005 · single_choice

The shortest two-digit interstate route connects Baltimore with where?

Washington, D.C.

Annapolis, Maryland

Wilmington, Delaware

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 2065

Question 3006 · single_choice

Which state capital is NOT served by an interstate highway?

Jefferson City, Missouri

Augusta, Maine

Salem, Oregon

Lincoln, Nebraska

Remaining after this: 2064

Question 3007 · single_choice

The 0.7-mile-long I-878 is located in which New York City borough?

Bronx

Queens

Manhattan

Staten Island

Remaining after this: 2063

Question 3008 · single_choice

The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean to what other sea?

Red Sea

Black Sea

Dead Sea

Caspian Sea

Remaining after this: 2062

Question 3009 · single_choice

Which Italian city is home to the Grand Canal?

Florence

Rome

Bologna

Venice

Remaining after this: 2061

Question 3010 · single_choice

Which U.S. President oversaw the construction of the Panama Canal?

William McKinley

Woodrow Wilson

Theodore Roosevelt

Rutherford B. Hayes

Remaining after this: 2060

Question 3011 · single_choice

What is the longest and oldest canal in the world?

Naviglio Grande, Italy

Herengracht, The Netherlands

Grand Canal, China

Canal du Midi, France

Remaining after this: 2059

Question 3012 · single_choice

What was the first ship to pass through the Panama Canal?

SS Ancon

SS Liberty

SS Marlowe

SS Ambrosia

Remaining after this: 2058

Question 3013 · single_choice

What annual sporting event takes place on the canals of Venice?

Esempio

Regatta

Ricerca

Giudizio

Remaining after this: 2057

Question 3014 · single_choice

Where are the Herengracht, Keizersgracht, and Prinsengracht canals?

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Berlin, Germany

Warsaw, Poland

Copenhagen, Denmark

Remaining after this: 2056

Question 3015 · single_choice

Which New York canal runs from Albany to Buffalo?

Hudson Canal

Manhattan Canal

Erie Canal

Niagara Canal

Remaining after this: 2055

Question 3016 · single_choice

What ship notoriously blocked the Suez Canal after getting stuck in 2021?

Ever Given

Big Tony

Excelsior

Mother Earth

Remaining after this: 2054

Question 3017 · single_choice

The Rideau Canal is located in which Canadian city?

Montreal

Ottawa

Quebec City

New Brunswick

Remaining after this: 2053

Question 3018 · single_choice

What is the world’s deepest human-made canal?

Corinth Canal, Greece

Bydgoszcz Canal, Poland

Bereguardo Canal, Italy

Albert Canal, Belgium

Remaining after this: 2052

Question 3019 · single_choice

The Welland Canal joins Lake Erie with what other Great Lake?

Lake Huron

Lake Superior

Lake Michigan

Lake Ontario

Remaining after this: 2051

Question 3020 · single_choice

The Manchester Ship Canal connects England with what body of water?

North Sea

Celtic Sea

Irish Sea

English Channel

Remaining after this: 2050

Question 3021 · single_choice

Which country is home to the largest canal lock system?

France

Belgium

Luxembourg

Germany

Remaining after this: 2049

Question 3022 · single_choice

What canal runs through Scotland’s famed Loch Ness?

Green Canal

Northern Canal

Caledonian Canal

Olde Canal

Remaining after this: 2048

Question 3023 · single_choice

What is the world’s most frequented artificial waterway?

Stecknitz Canal, Germany

Caledonian Canal, Scotland

Kiel Canal, Germany

Volga-Don Canal, Russia

Remaining after this: 2047

Question 3024 · single_choice

The Canal du Midi was built during the reign of what French monarch?

Charles IV

Francis II

Louis XIV

Napoleon I

Remaining after this: 2046

Question 3025 · single_choice

The Göta Canal can be found in which Scandinavian country?

Sweden

Finland

Norway

Denmark

Remaining after this: 2045

Question 3026 · single_choice

The Karakum Canal is located in which Asian country?

Cambodia

Philippines

Turkmenistan

Mongolia

Remaining after this: 2044

Question 3027 · single_choice

What canal features the world’s highest hydraulic lift lock?

Volga-Don Canal

Mittelland Canal

Houston Ship Canal

Trent-Severn Waterway

Remaining after this: 2043

Question 3028 · single_choice

Mississippi's name comes from an Algonquian word meaning what?

Southern land

Big river

Petite lady

Delicious drink

Remaining after this: 2042

Question 3029 · single_choice

Aotearoa is the Māori name for which country?

New Zealand

Madagascar

Cuba

Ireland

Remaining after this: 2041

Question 3030 · single_choice

Which landmark is also called “Chomolungma” and “Sagarmatha”?

Mount Everest

Gobi Desert

Great Wall of China

Indian Ocean

Remaining after this: 2040

Question 3031 · single_choice

Borinquén is the Indigenous Taíno name for which U.S. territory?

U.S. Virgin Islands

American Samoa

Guam

Puerto Rico

Remaining after this: 2039

Question 3032 · single_choice

Manhattan is a Delaware word meaning, "where timber is procured for" what?

Bows and arrows

Ships

Burning

Houses

Remaining after this: 2038

Question 3033 · single_choice

Which U.S. state's name comes from the Aleut word for "the mainland"?

Hawaii

California

Florida

Alaska

Remaining after this: 2037

Question 3034 · single_choice

Mexico and Guatemala both have names that come from which language?

Taíno

Nahuatl

Navajo

Guarani

Remaining after this: 2036

Question 3035 · single_choice

Chicago's name comes from a Miami-Illinois word referring to which food?

Potato

Onion

Pierogi

Radish

Remaining after this: 2035

Question 3036 · single_choice

Which U.S. landmark's name is Athabascan for "the high one"?

Quechee Gorge

Denali

Atchafalaya Basin

Niagara Falls

Remaining after this: 2034

Question 3037 · single_choice

Which national park's name means "House of the Sun" in the local language?

Yosemite

Congaree

Haleakalā

Acadia

Remaining after this: 2033

Question 3038 · single_choice

What country exports the most beer?

United States

Japan

Mexico

Ghana

Remaining after this: 2032

Question 3039 · single_choice

The original Oktoberfest beer festival is celebrated in which German city?

Berlin

Munich

Cologne

Frankfurt

Remaining after this: 2031

Question 3040 · single_choice

What is the best-selling beer in the world?

Corona

Heineken

Snow

Bud Light

Remaining after this: 2030

Question 3041 · single_choice

Which nation consumes the most beer per person on average?

Germany

Ireland

India

Czechia

Remaining after this: 2029

Question 3042 · single_choice

What is the difference between a British pint and an American pint?

American is bigger

British is bigger

They’re the same

British pints no longer exist

Remaining after this: 2028

Question 3043 · single_choice

Where is the oldest brewery in the U.S.?

Alabama

Rhode Island

Pennsylvania

Georgia

Remaining after this: 2027

Question 3044 · single_choice

What country traditionally rewarded blood donations with a pint of beer?

Costa Rica

Slovenia

Ireland

South Korea

Remaining after this: 2026

Question 3045 · single_choice

Which city has a two-mile underground pipeline to transport beer?

Bruges, Belgium

Cork, Ireland

Venice, Italy

Chicago, Illinois

Remaining after this: 2025

Question 3046 · single_choice

What country prohibited beer from 1915 to 1989?

Canada

Nigeria

Thailand

Iceland

Remaining after this: 2024

Question 3047 · single_choice

Where can you find a brewery making beer from 25,000-year-old icebergs?

Argentina

Russia

Iceland

Newfoundland

Remaining after this: 2023

Question 3048 · single_choice

Tango music comes from what country?

Argentina

Canada

Turkey

Portugal

Remaining after this: 2022

Question 3049 · single_choice

What does the “K” stand for in K-pop?

Kenya

Kuwait

Korea

Kiribati

Remaining after this: 2021

Question 3050 · single_choice

Reggae music originated on which Caribbean island?

Trinidad and Tobago

Puerto Rico

Jamaica

Aruba

Remaining after this: 2020

Question 3051 · single_choice

What Celtic instrument is an official symbol for Ireland?

Harp

Bodhrán drum

Penny whistle

Uilleann pipes

Remaining after this: 2019

Question 3052 · single_choice

Rap and hip hop music started in the 1970s in what U.S. city?

Chicago

New York City

Los Angeles

Atlanta

Remaining after this: 2018

Question 3053 · single_choice

Bossa nova is a type of Samba music from what country?

Chile

Brazil

Cuba

Peru

Remaining after this: 2017

Question 3054 · single_choice

Polka originated in which modern European country?

Italy

Denmark

Finland

Czechia

Remaining after this: 2016

Question 3055 · single_choice

What U.S. state is home to the Blues Trail?

Mississippi

Ohio

Georgia

Missouri

Remaining after this: 2015

Question 3056 · single_choice

Where would you go to experience Fado music?

Ireland

Portugal

Italy

Belgium

Remaining after this: 2014

Question 3057 · single_choice

The sitar is commonly used in which country’s classical music?

India

Australia

Thailand

Japan

Remaining after this: 2013

Question 3058 · single_choice

Yodeling is a type of singing associated with which European country?

Switzerland

Belgium

Sweden

Poland

Remaining after this: 2012

Question 3059 · single_choice

What U.S. city is associated with the birth of grunge music?

Miami

Pittsburgh

Seattle

Las Vegas

Remaining after this: 2011

Question 3060 · single_choice

Cumbia music originated in which of these countries?

Sri Lanka

Turkey

Colombia

Guatemala

Remaining after this: 2010

Question 3061 · single_choice

Which of these instruments is not part of a traditional Balkan brass band?

Helicon

Flugelhorn

Euphonium

Clarinet

Remaining after this: 2009

Question 3062 · single_choice

What genre of music started on the islands of Trinidad and Tobago?

Calypso

Zydeco

Acid jazz

Rocksteady

Remaining after this: 2008

Question 3063 · single_choice

What is Greece’s national instrument, a core sound in Rebetiko music?

Tongue drum

Ocarina

Piano

Bouzouki

Remaining after this: 2007

Question 3064 · single_choice

Mande pop music is associated with which African country?

Libya

Mali

Botswana

Kenya

Remaining after this: 2006

Question 3065 · single_choice

Which of these instruments originated with Indigenous Australian music?

Maracas

Handpan

Didgeridoo

Erhu

Remaining after this: 2005

Question 3066 · single_choice

What instrument is NOT part of an Indonesian gamelan percussive orchestra?

Gong

Xylophone

Trombone

Cymbal

Remaining after this: 2004

Question 3067 · single_choice

Ca trù is a form of musical storytelling from what country?

Singapore

Vietnam

Papua New Guinea

Thailand

Remaining after this: 2003

Question 3068 · single_choice

Which state does the Appalachian Trail NOT pass through?

Vermont

Connecticut

Ohio

Maryland

Remaining after this: 2002

Question 3069 · single_choice

What is the highest point on the Appalachian Trail?

Mount Katahdin

Clingman’s Dome

Bear Mountain

Springer Mountain

Remaining after this: 2001

Question 3070 · single_choice

Which state contains the greatest number of Appalachian Trail miles?

Pennsylvania

Virginia

New York

Georgia

Remaining after this: 2000

Question 3071 · single_choice

Which of these national parks is located along the Appalachian Trail?

Shenandoah

Arches

Sequoia

Olympic

Remaining after this: 1999

Question 3072 · single_choice

Which type of bear can be found on the Appalachian Trail?

Black bear

Grizzly bear

Brown bear

Kodiak bear

Remaining after this: 1998

Question 3073 · single_choice

In what state was the first section of the Appalachian Trail established?

Maine

Georgia

New York

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 1997

Question 3074 · single_choice

Approximately how long does it take to hike the entire Appalachian Trail?

2 weeks

1-2 months

5-7 months

1 year

Remaining after this: 1996

Question 3075 · single_choice

A film about the trail called “A Walk In The Woods” starred which actor?

Robert Redford

Billy Crystal

Reese Witherspoon

Jane Fonda

Remaining after this: 1995

Question 3076 · single_choice

Which key group helps to maintain the Appalachian Trail?

State park rangers

Volunteers

U.S. Dept. of Interior

Boy & Girl Scouts of America

Remaining after this: 1994

Question 3077 · single_choice

Which of these is a paid position on the Appalachian Trail?

Ridgerunners

Shelter caretakers

Trail maintainers

Trail patrol

Remaining after this: 1993

Question 3078 · single_choice

The first woman to hike the entire trail went by what nickname?

Fearless

Grandma

Littlefoot

Mountain Queen

Remaining after this: 1992

Question 3079 · single_choice

What icon marks the route of the Appalachian Trail?

Red hawk

Black bear

Green hatchet

White blaze

Remaining after this: 1991

Question 3080 · single_choice

Staged near the trail, what was the first major Civil War land battle?

Battle of Kings Mountain

First Battle of Bull Run

Battle of Fort Henry

Siege of Yorktown

Remaining after this: 1990

Question 3081 · single_choice

Hikers in Virginia can find a museum dedicated to what ‘70s TV show?

All in the Family

Three’s Company

The Waltons

The Brady Bunch

Remaining after this: 1989

Question 3082 · single_choice

What is the traditional treat for thru-hikers who reach the halfway point?

Chocolate cake

Ice cream

Cheese

Milkshake

Remaining after this: 1988

Question 3083 · single_choice

Vermont’s Stratton Pond is notable for being the Long Trail’s what?

Northernmost point

Only man made pond

Largest body of water

Outdoor museum

Remaining after this: 1987

Question 3084 · single_choice

“Hiking the Appalachian Trail” became a euphemism because of what?

A UFO mystery

An alternative lifestyle movement

A political scandal

A student protest

Remaining after this: 1986

Question 3085 · single_choice

New Jersey’s intersecting Douglas Trail was named for whom?

NBA Hall of Famer

Scientist

First man to hike Long Trail

Supreme Court Justice

Remaining after this: 1985

Question 3086 · single_choice

The largest troop surrender of the Civil War occurred at what trail site?

McAfee Knob

Clingman’s Dome

Harpers Ferry

Springer Mountain

Remaining after this: 1984

Question 3087 · single_choice

What decree once banned expansion west of the Appalachians?

Proclamation of 1763

Proclamation of Rebellion

The Act of Settlement

Royal Decree of Graces

Remaining after this: 1983

Question 3088 · single_choice

What country produces 75% of the world’s maple products?

United States

Germany

Norway

Canada

Remaining after this: 1982

Question 3089 · single_choice

Where did curry originate?

Morocco

Brazil

India

Thailand

Remaining after this: 1981

Question 3090 · single_choice

Which of these places would you travel to for an authentic Cajun dish?

Guadalajara, Mexico

Porto, Portugal

New Orleans, United States

Santiago, Chile

Remaining after this: 1980

Question 3091 · single_choice

Wasabi was invented in what country?

Vietnam

Japan

Cambodia

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 1979

Question 3092 · single_choice

Herbes de Provence is a classic blend of spices that originated where?

Germany

France

Italy

United Kingdom

Remaining after this: 1978

Question 3093 · single_choice

In what U.S. state was Buffalo sauce invented?

New York

Arizona

Alabama

Texas

Remaining after this: 1977

Question 3094 · single_choice

A go-to in traditional stir fry, hoisin sauce originated in what cuisine?

Bengali

Okinawan

Cantonese

Lebanese

Remaining after this: 1976

Question 3095 · single_choice

Jerk seasoning is synonymous with which Caribbean island?

Aruba

Barbados

Grenada

Jamaica

Remaining after this: 1975

Question 3096 · single_choice

Dijon mustard comes from the Burgundy region of what country?

France

Italy

England

Argentina

Remaining after this: 1974

Question 3097 · single_choice

What country’s Piedmont region is known for its white truffles?

Germany

Portugal

Italy

Norway

Remaining after this: 1973

Question 3098 · single_choice

Shiso, often used as a sushi garnish, originated where?

Seoul, South Korea

Beijing, China

Kyoto, Japan

Hanoi, Vietnam

Remaining after this: 1972

Question 3099 · single_choice

Chipotle seasoning originated where?

Chile

Puerto Rico

Spain

Mexico

Remaining after this: 1971

Question 3100 · single_choice

Where was Old Bay seasoning invented?

Melbourne, Australia

Maryland, United States

Ontario, Canada

Wales, United Kingdom

Remaining after this: 1970

Question 3101 · single_choice

Most of the world’s vanilla comes from what island?

New Zealand

Taiwan

Madagascar

Bermuda

Remaining after this: 1969

Question 3102 · single_choice

The spice blend ras el hanout is key to which cuisine?

Hawaiian

Moroccan

Brazilian

Puerto Rican

Remaining after this: 1968

Question 3103 · single_choice

Chimichurri is a favorite sauce in what country?

Australia

South Africa

Argentina

Cuba

Remaining after this: 1967

Question 3104 · single_choice

Where did the recipe for ranch flavoring originate?

Texas

Wisconsin

South Carolina

Alaska

Remaining after this: 1966

Question 3105 · single_choice

Used in wats, the spice blend berbere is the backbone of what cuisine?

Australian

Chilean

Ethiopian

Tex-Mex

Remaining after this: 1965

Question 3106 · single_choice

The cayenne pepper is named after what country’s capital city?

Belize

Ecuador

Algeria

French Guiana

Remaining after this: 1964

Question 3107 · single_choice

Baharat is an essential spice blend in what cuisine?

Middle Eastern

Mediterranean

Indian

South African

Remaining after this: 1963

Question 3108 · single_choice

A kilt is a garment from which country?

Canada

Scotland

South Korea

Turkey

Remaining after this: 1962

Question 3109 · single_choice

Where were modern blue jeans invented?

Tokyo, Japan

Istanbul, Turkey

Reno, Nevada

Calgary, Canada

Remaining after this: 1961

Question 3110 · single_choice

A beret is a traditional hat from which country?

Sweden

Wales

Italy

France

Remaining after this: 1960

Question 3111 · single_choice

Which is the name of a traditional Japanese dress?

Zōri

Rikishi

Kimono

Hanbok

Remaining after this: 1959

Question 3112 · single_choice

Saris are most commonly worn by women from which country?

India

Australia

Argentina

Morocco

Remaining after this: 1958

Question 3113 · single_choice

Sherpa material is named after mountaineering people from what region?

Andes

Himalayas

Alps

Rockies

Remaining after this: 1957

Question 3114 · single_choice

What type of hat was the signature style of 19th-century British elite?

Fiddler

Cossack

Fedora

Bowler hat

Remaining after this: 1956

Question 3115 · single_choice

What are lederhosen?

Hats

Shorts

Shoes

Socks

Remaining after this: 1955

Question 3116 · single_choice

Traditionally, Dutch clogs are made of which material?

Rope

Iron

Leather

Wood

Remaining after this: 1954

Question 3117 · single_choice

What type of shoe was invented by Indigenous peoples of North America?

Sabot

Gomusin

Moccasin

Espadrille

Remaining after this: 1953

Question 3118 · single_choice

Despite their names, Panama hats originated in what country?

Iran

Norway

Ecuador

Madagascar

Remaining after this: 1952

Question 3119 · single_choice

What is the Islamic headwear that covers the hair but not the face called?

Niqab

Burka

Hijab

Keffiyeh

Remaining after this: 1951

Question 3120 · single_choice

What 1920s cowboy fashion staple originated on Texas ranches?

Bolo ties

Cowboy boots

10-gallon hats

Chaps

Remaining after this: 1950

Question 3121 · single_choice

What hat is symbolic of the Australian outback?

Boonie

Sou’wester

Slouch

Trapper

Remaining after this: 1949

Question 3122 · single_choice

Hawaii has a national holiday dedicated to what fashion piece?

Sarongs

Grass skirts

Leis

Aloha shirts

Remaining after this: 1948

Question 3123 · single_choice

Hanbok is the colorful national dress of what country?

South Korea

Bhutan

Singapore

Armenia

Remaining after this: 1947

Question 3124 · single_choice

In which Spanish region are flamenco dresses traditionally worn?

Catalonia

Valencia

Andalusia

Galicia

Remaining after this: 1946

Question 3125 · single_choice

Beaded necklaces are a custom of the Maasai people in which country?

Azerbaijan

Sri Lanka

Namibia

Kenya

Remaining after this: 1945

Question 3126 · single_choice

Chamantos are ponchos worn by "huasos" in which country?

Chile

Egypt

Turkmenistan

Portugal

Remaining after this: 1944

Question 3127 · single_choice

The "suit of lights" is most often worn by what professionals?

Trapeze artists

Spelunkers

Bullfighters

Train conductors

Remaining after this: 1943

Question 3128 · single_choice

In Nigerian fashion, what is a dashiki?

A shirt

A dress

A hat

A cape

Remaining after this: 1942

Question 3129 · single_choice

What hat takes its name from a city in Morocco?

Stetson

Fez

Rabat

Homburg

Remaining after this: 1941

Question 3130 · single_choice

Tall lace coiffes are traditional in Brittany, a region of what country?

France

Canada

Sweden

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 1940

Question 3131 · single_choice

Characterized by ear flaps, the chullo hat is from what Andean country?

New Zealand

Peru

Uruguay

Honduras

Remaining after this: 1939

Question 3132 · single_choice

Gákti, worn by the Sámi peoples of Lapland, is often made from what?

Alpaca

Reindeer

Python

Fox

Remaining after this: 1938

Question 3133 · single_choice

Áo dài, meaning “long skirt,” is the national dress of what country?

Vietnam

Philippines

New Zealand

Mongolia

Remaining after this: 1937

Question 3134 · single_choice

What holy pilgrimage site sits at the heart of Vatican City?

Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Valencia Cathedral

Notre-Dame

St. Peter's Basilica

Remaining after this: 1936

Question 3135 · single_choice

The Western Wall is located in which holy city?

Vatican City

Jerusalem, Israel

Varanasi, India

Lhasa, Tibet

Remaining after this: 1935

Question 3136 · single_choice

The Camino de Santiago leads to a holy shrine in what country?

Chile

Spain

Italy

Peru

Remaining after this: 1934

Question 3137 · single_choice

Associated with St. Patrick, Croagh Patrick is a sacred what?

Church

Cave

Mountain

Wall

Remaining after this: 1933

Question 3138 · single_choice

Where does the annual Hajj pilgrimage take place?

Istanbul, Turkey

Angkor Wat, Cambodia

Mecca, Saudi Arabia

Jerusalem, Israel

Remaining after this: 1932

Question 3139 · single_choice

Which river is home to many sacred sites in Hinduism?

Nile

Ganges

Rhine

Yangtze

Remaining after this: 1931

Question 3140 · single_choice

Wittenberg, Germany, is associated with which major religious figure?

Dalai Lama

Martin Luther

Mary Magdalene

St. Nicholas

Remaining after this: 1930

Question 3141 · single_choice

Lumbini, Nepal, is considered to be the birthplace of what holy figure?

Buddha

Jesus Christ

Muhammed

Mother Teresa

Remaining after this: 1929

Question 3142 · single_choice

Which of these holy sites is located in Bethlehem?

Blue Mosque

Church of the Nativity

St. Basil's Cathedral

Hagia Sophia

Remaining after this: 1928

Question 3143 · single_choice

Where is the Basilica de Guadalupe located?

São Paulo, Brazil

Lima, Peru

Mexico City, Mexico

Madrid, Spain

Remaining after this: 1927

Question 3144 · single_choice

The Ise Shrine is a principal shrine of what Japanese religion?

Confucianism

Shinto

Vodou

Taoism

Remaining after this: 1926

Question 3145 · single_choice

Which of these cities is a famous Catholic pilgrimage site?

Lourdes, France

Glastonbury, England

Warsaw, Poland

Bergen, Norway

Remaining after this: 1925

Question 3146 · single_choice

Where is this sacred cliffside monastery?

Kazakhstan

Japan

South Korea

Bhutan

Remaining after this: 1924

Question 3147 · single_choice

Located in Punjab, India, what is the most important temple in Sikhism?

Taj Mahal

Potala Palace

Lotus Temple

Golden Temple

Remaining after this: 1923

Question 3148 · single_choice

Where can you trek the St. Olav Ways in honor of a former Viking king?

Greenland

Canada

Norway

Scotland

Remaining after this: 1922

Question 3149 · single_choice

What is the name of this gold-plated building in Jerusalem?

Dome of the Rock

La Sagrada Familia

Jerusalem Temple

Chapel of the Holy Cross

Remaining after this: 1921

Question 3150 · single_choice

The Sri Lankan pilgrimage site Sri Pada is also known by what name?

Potala Palace

Mount Meru

Adam’s Peak

Golden Temple

Remaining after this: 1920

Question 3151 · single_choice

In Israel, the Shrine of the Bab is the holiest site in which religion?

Taoism

Baha’i Faith

Vodou

Judaism

Remaining after this: 1919

Question 3152 · single_choice

Where is the Khor Virap Monastery?

Armenia

Turkey

Egypt

Poland

Remaining after this: 1918

Question 3153 · single_choice

Why is Mount Kailash in Tibet considered holy?

It’s the site of many miracles

Buddha famously meditated here

It’s the center of the universe

It has Hinduism’s holiest temple

Remaining after this: 1917

Question 3154 · single_choice

Where did the first battle of the American Revolution take place?

Wilmington, North Carolina

Ticonderoga, New York

Williamsburg, Virginia

Lexington, Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 1916

Question 3155 · single_choice

Abraham Lincoln called for a “new birth of freedom” at which battlefield?

Fort Sumter

Bull Run

Gettysburg

Chantilly

Remaining after this: 1915

Question 3156 · single_choice

Omaha Beach was a key landing area during what operation?

Operation Desert Storm

Bay of Pigs Invasion

Spring Offensive

D-Day

Remaining after this: 1914

Question 3157 · single_choice

The Battle of Thermopylae inspired which film?

Braveheart

Saving Private Ryan

300

Kingdom of Heaven

Remaining after this: 1913

Question 3158 · single_choice

The Lion’s Mound is an artificial hill built on the site of which battle?

Battle of Waterloo

Battle of Toulouse

Battle of Leipzig

Battle of Smolensk

Remaining after this: 1912

Question 3159 · single_choice

Dien Bien Phu was a battlefield in which Southeast Asian country?

Vietnam

Laos

Cambodia

Thailand

Remaining after this: 1911

Question 3160 · single_choice

In what state can you visit the Antietam National Battlefield?

Mississippi

Maryland

West Virginia

Tennessee

Remaining after this: 1910

Question 3161 · single_choice

Senlac Hill was the site of which battle in 1066?

Battle of Flodden

Battle of Edgehill

Battle of Hastings

Battle of Agincourt

Remaining after this: 1909

Question 3162 · single_choice

What Russian city was home to the largest World War II battle?

St. Petersburg

Leningrad

Moscow

Stalingrad

Remaining after this: 1908

Question 3163 · single_choice

Anzac Day honors the servicemen lost at Gallipoli from which countries?

Ireland

Spain

Australia and New Zealand

United States

Remaining after this: 1907

Question 3164 · single_choice

What Massachusetts town is the namesake of a famous filled cookie?

Newton

Salem

Plymouth

Quincy

Remaining after this: 1906

Question 3165 · single_choice

Sherry wine is named after a region in what country?

Ireland

Spain

Peru

Romania

Remaining after this: 1905

Question 3166 · single_choice

A German spa town is the namesake of which beverage?

Chardonnay

Pilsner

Seltzer

Vodka

Remaining after this: 1904

Question 3167 · single_choice

What type of sparkling wine is only made in a specific region in France?

Prosecco

Cava

Sekt

Champagne

Remaining after this: 1903

Question 3168 · single_choice

Which pepper is named for the capital of the Mexican state Veracruz?

Serrano

Jalapeño

Ancho

Poblano

Remaining after this: 1902

Question 3169 · single_choice

A popular sushi roll is named after which U.S. city?

New York

Chicago

Philadelphia

Los Angeles

Remaining after this: 1901

Question 3170 · single_choice

What type of mandarin orange is named after a Moroccan port?

Clementine

Dekopon

Tangerine

Swatow

Remaining after this: 1900

Question 3171 · single_choice

Which cheese is named after the English village where it was invented?

Cheddar

Swiss

Gouda

Edam

Remaining after this: 1899

Question 3172 · single_choice

A thick-cut style of toast is named after which state?

California

Illinois

New Mexico

Texas

Remaining after this: 1898

Question 3173 · single_choice

Which food was originally served raw in the place it’s named for?

Hot dog

Hamburger

Ribs

Chicken

Remaining after this: 1897

Question 3174 · single_choice

In which country was Earth Day first celebrated?

Iceland

France

United States

China

Remaining after this: 1896

Question 3175 · single_choice

Who is often considered the "Conservationist President"?

Jimmy Carter

Franklin Pierce

Barack Obama

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 1895

Question 3176 · single_choice

Which term refers to the greenhouse gases emitted by a person each year?

Biodiversity

Ecotourism

Carbon footprint

Waste stream

Remaining after this: 1894

Question 3177 · single_choice

A historic climate agreement was adopted in 2015 at what European capital?

Vilnius, Lithuania

Helsinki, Finland

Paris, France

Lisbon, Portugal

Remaining after this: 1893

Question 3178 · single_choice

According to Yale University, what is the greenest country in the world?

New Zealand

Costa Rica

Denmark

South Africa

Remaining after this: 1892

Question 3179 · single_choice

Which state produces the most solar energy?

Alaska

Nevada

Texas

California

Remaining after this: 1891

Question 3180 · single_choice

What was the first national park established in the U.S.?

Yellowstone

Everglades

Grand Canyon

Petrified Forest

Remaining after this: 1890

Question 3181 · single_choice

Where is Walden Pond, known for Henry David Thoreau’s 1854 book?

Massachusetts

Pennsylvania

Oregon

Wisconsin

Remaining after this: 1889

Question 3182 · single_choice

Greta Thunberg is a climate activist from which Scandinavian country?

Denmark

Norway

Sweden

Finland

Remaining after this: 1888

Question 3183 · single_choice

In 1987, a protocol was signed in what city to address the ozone layer?

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Montreal, Canada

Phoenix, Arizona

The Hague, The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 1887

Question 3184 · single_choice

Which group helped establish the first U.S. National Wildlife Refuge?

World Wildlife Fund

Boy Scouts of America

Audubon Society

American Fisheries Society

Remaining after this: 1886

Question 3185 · single_choice

Which U.S. national park inspired Ansel Adams to join the Sierra Club?

Great Smoky Mountains

Yosemite

Death Valley

Arcadia

Remaining after this: 1885

Question 3186 · single_choice

The first environment-themed world’s fair expo was held in what state?

Washington

Florida

Maryland

Colorado

Remaining after this: 1884

Question 3187 · single_choice

Earth Hour is a worldwide movement that began in what city?

London, England

Athens, Greece

Johannesburg, South Africa

Sydney, Australia

Remaining after this: 1883

Question 3188 · single_choice

What monument is rung at UN headquarters each year on Earth Day?

Italian Wind Chimes

Chilean Water Gong

Japanese Peace Bell

Jamaican Kettle Drum

Remaining after this: 1882

Question 3189 · single_choice

Which country is home to the world's largest wind farm?

Australia

China

United States

Canada

Remaining after this: 1881

Question 3190 · single_choice

Which dam contains the world's largest hydroelectric plant?

Hoover Dam

Three Gorges Dam

Aswan High Dam

Grand Coulee Dam

Remaining after this: 1880

Question 3191 · single_choice

Yoyogi Park hosts an annual two-day Earth Day celebration in what country?

Japan

Brazil

Australia

Sweden

Remaining after this: 1879

Question 3192 · single_choice

Villaggio per la Terra is a five-day festival in what Italian city?

Florence

Rome

Milan

Venice

Remaining after this: 1878

Question 3193 · single_choice

What African country hosted a nationwide drum chain on Earth Day 2000?

Ethiopia

Egypt

Djibouti

Gabon

Remaining after this: 1877

Question 3194 · single_choice

Denmark, Norway, and Sweden are collectively known by what term?

Faroe Lands

Scandinavia

Barentia

Fennoscandia

Remaining after this: 1876

Question 3195 · single_choice

ASEAN is the Association of Nations from which geographic region?

Southeast Asia

South Africa

South Atlantic Ocean

Sargasso Sea

Remaining after this: 1875

Question 3196 · single_choice

Which country is NOT a member of the Arab League?

Egypt

Lebanon

Oman

Iran

Remaining after this: 1874

Question 3197 · single_choice

Which of these countries is considered one of the "Four Asian Tigers"?

South Korea

China

Cambodia

Nepal

Remaining after this: 1873

Question 3198 · single_choice

Albania, Bulgaria, and Montenegro are all part of which region?

Horn of Africa

Balkan Peninsula

Scandinavia

Iberian Peninsula

Remaining after this: 1872

Question 3199 · single_choice

The Maghreb is a region in the northwestern part of which continent?

South America

Africa

North America

Asia

Remaining after this: 1871

Question 3200 · single_choice

Which of these countries is a part of the Benelux Union?

Belgium

Belize

Belarus

Benin

Remaining after this: 1870

Question 3201 · single_choice

Which country is a permanent member of the U.N. Security Council?

Italy

Germany

France

Spain

Remaining after this: 1869

Question 3202 · single_choice

In 2013, which country became the newest member of the European Union?

Croatia

Switzerland

Moldova

Serbia

Remaining after this: 1868

Question 3203 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT considered one of the Baltic countries?

Estonia

Bulgaria

Latvia

Lithuania

Remaining after this: 1867

Question 3204 · single_choice

In which Italian city was modern pizza invented?

Rome

Milan

Venice

Naples

Remaining after this: 1866

Question 3205 · single_choice

Where was the first pizzeria in the United States?

Baltimore

Boston

Chicago

New York City

Remaining after this: 1865

Question 3206 · single_choice

What is Chicago’s famous style of pizza called?

Apizza

Deep dish

Bakery pizza

Meat lovers

Remaining after this: 1864

Question 3207 · single_choice

Which U.S. city’s pizza is rectangular and cooked in a steel pan?

Detroit

Boston

St. Louis

Los Angeles

Remaining after this: 1863

Question 3208 · single_choice

What is unique about Philadelphia-style pizza?

It’s oval in shape

There’s no cheese

It has oregano

It’s soaked in olive oil

Remaining after this: 1862

Question 3209 · single_choice

Where was the world's most expensive pizza made?

Salerno, Italy

Dubai, UAE

Seville, Spain

Las Vegas, Nevada

Remaining after this: 1861

Question 3210 · single_choice

Where will you find a pizza restaurant that delivers by airplane?

Malmo, Sweden

Anchorage, Alaska

Nuuk, Greenland

Reykjavík, Iceland

Remaining after this: 1860

Question 3211 · single_choice

Which of these is a favorite pizza flavor in Sweden?

Mayonnaise

Coconut

Sardine

Banana curry

Remaining after this: 1859

Question 3212 · single_choice

Where can you visit the town that inspired the film "Mystic Pizza"?

Connecticut

Quebec

Wales

Portugal

Remaining after this: 1858

Question 3213 · single_choice

What is NOT a common way to say “hello” in Italian?

Ciao

Buongiorno

Pronto

Prego

Remaining after this: 1857

Question 3214 · single_choice

"Ni hao" means hello in which language?

Mandarin

Korean

Hindi

Turkish

Remaining after this: 1856

Question 3215 · single_choice

"Howdy" is a casual contraction of what formal greeting?

“Hello, how are you?” in English

“Hola, buenos dias” in Spanish

”How do you do?” in English

“Hau, toniktuha he” in Sioux

Remaining after this: 1855

Question 3216 · single_choice

What does the greeting "namaste" mean in Sanskrit?

Peace be with your spirit

I bow to you

How are you

Let's break bread together

Remaining after this: 1854

Question 3217 · single_choice

Where would you greet someone by saying “oi” or “bom dia”?

Chile

Haiti

Brazil

Cuba

Remaining after this: 1853

Question 3218 · single_choice

In parts of East Asia, what is commonly asked instead of “how are you”?

What is new?

Have you eaten?

How is the weather?

Where is your head?

Remaining after this: 1852

Question 3219 · single_choice

In Hawaii, which of the following is NOT a meaning of “aloha”?

Hello

Love

Thank you

Goodbye

Remaining after this: 1851

Question 3220 · single_choice

What is the French greeting of “la bise”?

Kiss on the hand

Kiss on the cheek

Blowing a kiss

Hugging

Remaining after this: 1850

Question 3221 · single_choice

How would you say “hello” in Kenya?

Sawa

Asante

Jambo

Hapana

Remaining after this: 1849

Question 3222 · single_choice

Where does one commonly touch their elders’ feet to show respect?

South Korea

India

South Africa

Mexico

Remaining after this: 1848

Question 3223 · single_choice

Which of the following is NOT a common Dutch greeting?

Sorry

Hallo

Dag

Hoi

Remaining after this: 1847

Question 3224 · single_choice

What is part of a traditional greeting in Tibet?

Giving a thumbs-up

Slapping someone’s back

Touching elbows

Sticking out one’s tongue

Remaining after this: 1846

Question 3225 · single_choice

A common Japanese greeting sounds like the name of what U.S. state?

Ohio

Arizona

Iowa

Wyoming

Remaining after this: 1845

Question 3226 · single_choice

The “wai” is a bow used to greet people in which country?

Egypt

Russia

Thailand

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 1844

Question 3227 · single_choice

What is the meaning of the Muslim greeting, “as-salaam-alaikum”?

How do you do?

Be good to yourself

May peace be upon you

Greetings to your family

Remaining after this: 1843

Question 3228 · single_choice

Where do people greet elders by touching forehead to hand?

The Philippines

Tanzania

Brazil

Spain

Remaining after this: 1842

Question 3229 · single_choice

What is the word for “hello” in the Aztec language Nahuatl?

Pozolli

Chipoktli

Tialli

Tamal

Remaining after this: 1841

Question 3230 · single_choice

What does the Maori greeting of hongi translate to?

Sharing of breath

Taking loyalty

Holding of hands

Friend space

Remaining after this: 1840

Question 3231 · single_choice

In Eastern Europe and Russia, what two foods are part of a greeting?

Salt and pepper

Bread and salt

Eggs and beets

Milk and bread

Remaining after this: 1839

Question 3232 · single_choice

A common greeting in Botswana includes what?

An elaborate handshake

Applause

Rubbing noses

A kiss on the cheek

Remaining after this: 1838

Question 3233 · single_choice

What is the key ingredient of the French dish escargot?

Snails

Crickets

Mussels

Crabs

Remaining after this: 1837

Question 3234 · single_choice

What famous French cookie actually originated in Italy?

Macaron

Madeleine

Sablé breton

Palmier

Remaining after this: 1836

Question 3235 · single_choice

Bouillabaisse is a spicy soup made with what main ingredient?

Lamb

Chicken

Fish

Beef

Remaining after this: 1835

Question 3236 · single_choice

What dish is named for the French verb meaning “to puff”?

Quiche

Soufflé

Omelet

Bisque

Remaining after this: 1834

Question 3237 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a wine region in France?

Burgundy

Loire Valley

Bordeaux

L'île de France

Remaining after this: 1833

Question 3238 · single_choice

Which of these is the name of a seashell-shaped French snack cake?

Amelie

Madeleine

Adele

Martine

Remaining after this: 1832

Question 3239 · single_choice

What is foie gras?

Cow tongue

Pig ear

Goose liver

Lamb brain

Remaining after this: 1831

Question 3240 · single_choice

Which is NOT an ingredient in Hollandaise sauce?

Clarified butter

Egg yolks

Lemon juice

Milk

Remaining after this: 1830

Question 3241 · single_choice

What French dish is traditionally made by braising a rooster in red wine?

Cassoulet

Chateaubriand

Choucroute garnie

Coq au vin

Remaining after this: 1829

Question 3242 · single_choice

In what French city did croissants first become popular?

Paris

Marseille

Nice

Lyon

Remaining after this: 1828

Question 3243 · single_choice

Which is NOT included in Herbes de Provence seasoning?

Sage

Cilantro

Rosemary

Thyme

Remaining after this: 1827

Question 3244 · single_choice

Courvoisier and Hennessy are both made in what region of France?

Cognac

Brittany

Armagnac

Normandy

Remaining after this: 1826

Question 3245 · single_choice

Croquembouche is a cone-shaped tower of what?

Cream puffs

Grilled cheese

Snails

Apple tarts

Remaining after this: 1825

Question 3246 · single_choice

Tarte tatin was first baked in which region of France?

Normandy

Sologne

Brittany

Alsace

Remaining after this: 1824

Question 3247 · single_choice

What type of oven is essential for making baguettes?

Convection

Wood

Coal

Steam

Remaining after this: 1823

Question 3248 · single_choice

What type of flour were crepes first made with?

Rye

All-purpose

Buckwheat

Oat

Remaining after this: 1822

Question 3249 · single_choice

Which cheese can only be produced in the region it’s named after?

Cheddar

Comté

Gouda

Camembert

Remaining after this: 1821

Question 3250 · single_choice

In which area of France was ratatouille invented?

Provence

Brittany

Occitane

Loire Valley

Remaining after this: 1820

Question 3251 · single_choice

What French liqueur is made with a secret combination of 130 ingredients?

Cointreau

Chambord

Chartreuse

Crème de cassis

Remaining after this: 1819

Question 3252 · single_choice

Why did people begin eating frog legs in France?

Cost

Religion

Experiment

Time

Remaining after this: 1818

Question 3253 · single_choice

Which countries make up the Iberian Peninsula?

Italy and Vatican City

Norway and Sweden

Malaysia and Singapore

Spain and Portugal

Remaining after this: 1817

Question 3254 · single_choice

Cape Cod is a popular vacation destination in which state?

Massachusetts

Delaware

New York

Maryland

Remaining after this: 1816

Question 3255 · single_choice

Which of these countries is located on the Scandinavian Peninsula?

Norway

Russia

Denmark

Iceland

Remaining after this: 1815

Question 3256 · single_choice

Where are the towering sea cliffs of the Tasman Peninsula located?

Indonesia

Chile

Australia

Ecuador

Remaining after this: 1814

Question 3257 · single_choice

Which peninsula is home to the resort city of Cancún, Mexico?

Iberian Peninsula

Nicoya Peninsula

Yucatán Peninsula

Cape Peninsula

Remaining after this: 1813

Question 3258 · single_choice

The southern tip of South Africa is home to which peninsula?

Cape Peninsula

Monte Argentario

Nicoya Peninsula

Yorke Peninsula

Remaining after this: 1812

Question 3259 · single_choice

What is the world’s largest peninsula?

Horn of Africa

Scandinavia

Arabian Peninsula

Baja California

Remaining after this: 1811

Question 3260 · single_choice

Michigan’s Upper Peninsula separates which of the Great Lakes?

Lake Huron and Lake Erie

Lake Michigan and Lake Ontario

Great Salt Lake and Lake Huron

Lake Michigan and Lake Superior

Remaining after this: 1810

Question 3261 · single_choice

Which French region makes up a peninsula along the English Channel?

Champagne

Brittany

Loire Valley

French Riviera

Remaining after this: 1809

Question 3262 · single_choice

The otherworldly landscape of the Snæfellsnes Peninsula is found where?

Scotland

Iceland

Finland

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 1808

Question 3263 · single_choice

The Dingle Peninsula is found along the Wild Atlantic Way of what country?

Norway

Canada

Ireland

France

Remaining after this: 1807

Question 3264 · single_choice

Which nation is NOT located on the Italian Peninsula?

Italy

San Marino

Vatican City

Monaco

Remaining after this: 1806

Question 3265 · single_choice

What resort city is located on the Baja California peninsula?

Cabo San Lucas

Montego Bay

Nassau

Playa del Carmen

Remaining after this: 1805

Question 3266 · single_choice

Jutland is the name of what country’s peninsular region?

Denmark

Japan

Greenland

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 1804

Question 3267 · single_choice

What peninsula is home to the Bay of Fundy, known for its high tides?

Yorke Peninsula, Australia

Kola Peninsula, Russia

Cape Anne, Massachusetts

Nova Scotia, Canada

Remaining after this: 1803

Question 3268 · single_choice

Cornwall, England, is home to a peninsula named after what animal?

Lizard

Labrador

Orca

Eagle

Remaining after this: 1802

Question 3269 · single_choice

What is the second-most populated city on the Korean Peninsula?

Seoul

Pyongyang

Busan

Osaka

Remaining after this: 1801

Question 3270 · single_choice

What Dalmation Coast city is situated on its own peninsula?

Split, Croatia

Sicily, Italy

Zagreb, Croatia

Ayia Napa, Cyprus

Remaining after this: 1800

Question 3271 · single_choice

The Balkan Peninsula is named for a Turkish word meaning what?

Black Sea

Harbor

Wild boar

Mountain

Remaining after this: 1799

Question 3272 · single_choice

The Gulf of Suez and Gulf of Aqaba border which desert peninsula?

Malay Peninsula

Pinellas Peninsula

Sinai Peninsula

Kenai Peninsula

Remaining after this: 1798

Question 3273 · single_choice

Where was rum invented?

East Africa

Indonesia

The West Indies

United Kingdom

Remaining after this: 1797

Question 3274 · single_choice

What country had the first written record of whiskey?

Ireland

India

Norway

Turkey

Remaining after this: 1796

Question 3275 · single_choice

Which liquor is considered the Japanese drink of the gods?

Soju

Amaro

Sake

Sherry

Remaining after this: 1795

Question 3276 · single_choice

Bourbon’s origins are tied to which U.S. state?

Nevada

Connecticut

Kentucky

South Dakota

Remaining after this: 1794

Question 3277 · single_choice

In what region did beer brewed with barley originate?

East Asia

The Caribbean

Northern Europe

The Middle East

Remaining after this: 1793

Question 3278 · single_choice

What gave gin its name?

Juniper berries

King James II of England

The city of Genk, Belgium

Its original taste

Remaining after this: 1792

Question 3279 · single_choice

Which beer variety originated in England?

Wheat beer

Pilsner

Dunkel

IPA

Remaining after this: 1791

Question 3280 · single_choice

What culture invented pulque, the precursor to tequila?

Inca

Carib

Inuit

Aztec

Remaining after this: 1790

Question 3281 · single_choice

Which of these liquors was first distilled in France?

Ouzo

Brandy

Sherry

Vodka

Remaining after this: 1789

Question 3282 · single_choice

Consumption of vodka in the U.S. sharply rose after what conflict?

Revolutionary War

War of 1812

World War II

Vietnam War

Remaining after this: 1788

Question 3283 · single_choice

Wine was created in which modern-day country?

Georgia

France

Italy

Spain

Remaining after this: 1787

Question 3284 · single_choice

Peru and Chile both claim to have invented what South American liquor?

Mezcal

Cachaça

Pisco

Ponche

Remaining after this: 1786

Question 3285 · single_choice

First made in Italy, campari originally got its color from what?

Rose petals

Crushed insects

Animal blood

Raspberry seeds

Remaining after this: 1785

Question 3286 · single_choice

Which liquor was first used to aid in childbirth?

Rum

Absinthe

Bourbon

Vodka

Remaining after this: 1784

Question 3287 · single_choice

What brewery was the first to sell their beer in cans?

Heineken

Yuengling

Guinness

Krueger

Remaining after this: 1783

Question 3288 · single_choice

Champagne pioneer Dom Pérignon also held what title?

Monk

Barber

Sailor

Warrior

Remaining after this: 1782

Question 3289 · single_choice

Jägermeister was once produced in a factory built for what other product?

Chocolate

Milk

Ketchup

Vinegar

Remaining after this: 1781

Question 3290 · single_choice

Soju originated in the wake of which empire’s invasion of Korea?

Mongol

Inca

Mughal

Qing

Remaining after this: 1780

Question 3291 · single_choice

Ancient Egyptian workers were once paid in rations of what?

Beer

Wine

Rum

Grog

Remaining after this: 1779

Question 3292 · single_choice

Ancient Greeks heralded which mythical figure as the god of wine?

Demeter

Cronus

Dionysus

Eros

Remaining after this: 1778

Question 3293 · single_choice

A sake-sharing ceremony is traditional at which country’s weddings?

Mexico

Chile

Japan

Thailand

Remaining after this: 1777

Question 3294 · single_choice

What feature is essential to a Mehndi party in Indian weddings?

Gifts

Lanterns

Birds

Henna

Remaining after this: 1776

Question 3295 · single_choice

Where does the ancient ritual of handfasting come from?

Ireland and Scotland

Egypt

South Africa

Japan and South Korea

Remaining after this: 1775

Question 3296 · single_choice

In which country is black cake traditional at weddings?

Brazil

Jamaica

Australia

Portugal

Remaining after this: 1774

Question 3297 · single_choice

What should guests search for in their slice of Peruvian wedding cake?

A ring

A gold coin

A silver cross

An emerald

Remaining after this: 1773

Question 3298 · single_choice

Where is a ceremony called the “crowning” a traditional part of weddings?

Argentina

Morocco

Greece

Cuba

Remaining after this: 1772

Question 3299 · single_choice

In which of these countries do couples receive 13 gold marriage coins?

Italy

Mexico

France

Vietnam

Remaining after this: 1771

Question 3300 · single_choice

In New Orleans, what happens during the “second line” of a wedding?

An exchange of vows

A presentation of rings

A parade

A comedy skit

Remaining after this: 1770

Question 3301 · single_choice

English brides need something “old, new, borrowed, blue” and what else?

A sixpence

A dove

A clover

A handkerchief

Remaining after this: 1769

Question 3302 · single_choice

Where is a goose as part of the traditional wedding festivities?

Australia

Ecuador

Norway

Korea

Remaining after this: 1768

Question 3303 · single_choice

What is the world's most popular type of pasta?

Spaghetti

Macaroni

Fettuccine

Lasagna

Remaining after this: 1767

Question 3304 · single_choice

Which Italian pasta is shaped like a large grain of rice?

Tortellini

Vesuvio

Ditalini

Orzo

Remaining after this: 1766

Question 3305 · single_choice

Orecchiette pasta gets its name from its resemblance to what body part?

Ear

Elbow

Eye

Foot

Remaining after this: 1765

Question 3306 · single_choice

Ravioli is traditionally filled with what cheese?

Brie

Bleu

Cheddar

Ricotta

Remaining after this: 1764

Question 3307 · single_choice

Italian pasta was first produced on which Mediterranean island?

Sardinia

Crete

Sicily

Malta

Remaining after this: 1763

Question 3308 · single_choice

In Italian, linguine translates to "little" what?

Strings

Tongues

Shrimp

Stems

Remaining after this: 1762

Question 3309 · single_choice

Which type of pasta is made with potatoes?

Gnocchi

Ravioli

Tortellini

Mezzelune

Remaining after this: 1761

Question 3310 · single_choice

Pasta all'uovo is made with flour, salt, and what other ingredient?

Tomatoes

Eggs

Cheese

Sugar

Remaining after this: 1760

Question 3311 · single_choice

The pasta types fusilli, gemelli, and rotini are all made into what shape?

Tubes

Wheels

Shells

Spirals

Remaining after this: 1759

Question 3312 · single_choice

Under Italian law, dry pasta can only be made with which type of wheat?

Durum

Spelt

Einkorn

Khorasan

Remaining after this: 1758

Question 3313 · single_choice

Which classic pasta dish can be described as “angry”?

Lasagne

Fettuccine Alfredo

Cacio e pepe

Penne arrabbiata

Remaining after this: 1757

Question 3314 · single_choice

Which pasta dish was popularized by Thomas Jefferson?

Macaroni and cheese

Spaghetti and meatballs

Chicken carbonara

Penne alla vodka

Remaining after this: 1756

Question 3315 · single_choice

Farfalle and vermicelli pasta are both named after what?

Cities

Generals

Bugs

Ropes

Remaining after this: 1755

Question 3316 · single_choice

What pasta's name means "corkscrews" in Italian?

Cavatappi

Lasagna

Pappardelle

Ziti

Remaining after this: 1754

Question 3317 · single_choice

Legend says which pasta is folded to look like Aphrodite’s belly button?

Ravioli

Manicotti

Tortellini

Rotini

Remaining after this: 1753

Question 3318 · single_choice

Conchiglie pasta is more commonly known by what name?

Chef hats

Shells

Bowties

Clouds

Remaining after this: 1752

Question 3319 · single_choice

Compared to all other pastas, capelli d'angelo holds which title?

Oldest

Hardest

Longest

Thinnest

Remaining after this: 1751

Question 3320 · single_choice

Which of these pasta shapes is named after a princess?

Bucatini

Gnocchi

Mafalda

Pizzocheri

Remaining after this: 1750

Question 3321 · single_choice

Lumanche and lumaconi are shaped to look like what type of animal?

Tortoise

Hedgehog

Pufferfish

Snail

Remaining after this: 1749

Question 3322 · single_choice

Which pasta shape is named for the many weddings at which it’s served?

Ravioli

Ziti

Orzo

Linguini

Remaining after this: 1748

Question 3323 · single_choice

On what continent can you dine at the world’s oldest restaurant?

Asia

Oceania

Europe

Africa

Remaining after this: 1747

Question 3324 · single_choice

Which famous NYC eatery is featured in "When Harry Met Sally"?

Peter Luger

Tavern on the Green

Balthazar

Katz’s Delicatessen

Remaining after this: 1746

Question 3325 · single_choice

A 2011 documentary about Jiro Ono centered around what cuisine?

Sushi

Vietnamese

Dim sum

Hawaiian

Remaining after this: 1745

Question 3326 · single_choice

Franklin Barbecue is an institution in what U.S. city?

Atlanta, Georgia

Austin, Texas

New Orleans, Louisiana

Birmingham, Alabama

Remaining after this: 1744

Question 3327 · single_choice

New York City’s Le Bernardin specializes in what cuisine?

Steak

Seafood

Vegan

Tapas

Remaining after this: 1743

Question 3328 · single_choice

Spago is the flagship restaurant of what celebrity chef?

Wolfgang Puck

Emeril Lagasse

Gordon Ramsay

Giada De Laurentiis

Remaining after this: 1742

Question 3329 · single_choice

World-famous Noma restaurant was located in what Scandinavian city?

Copenhagen, Denmark

Stockholm, Sweden

Oslo, Norway

Helsinki, Finland

Remaining after this: 1741

Question 3330 · single_choice

The Spanish restaurant SubliMotion holds what distinction?

Most Michelin stars

World’s biggest steak

Largest capacity

World’s most expensive

Remaining after this: 1740

Question 3331 · single_choice

Thailand’s Grotto restaurant is located in what unusual location?

Atop a mountain

Inside a cave

Underwater

Above a volcano

Remaining after this: 1739

Question 3332 · single_choice

In which state can you find America's first pizzeria?

New Jersey

Pennsylvania

New York

Connecticut

Remaining after this: 1738

Question 3333 · single_choice

What structure is home to the world’s highest restaurant in a building?

Shanghai Tower

Burj Khalifa

One World Trade Center

Petronas Towers

Remaining after this: 1737

Question 3334 · single_choice

What is the oldest fast food chain in the world?

KFC

Nando’s

A&W

Tim Hortons

Remaining after this: 1736

Question 3335 · single_choice

Le Jules Verne is a restaurant located at what French landmark?

Arc de Triomphe

Palace of Versailles

Eiffel Tower

Louvre Museum

Remaining after this: 1735

Question 3336 · single_choice

George Washington frequented what eatery during the Revolutionary War?

P.J. Clarke’s

McSorley’s Old Ale House

The Ear Inn

Fraunces Tavern

Remaining after this: 1734

Question 3337 · single_choice

Which famous chef owns NYC’s Per Se and the French Laundry in Napa?

David Chang

Daniel Boulud

Guy Fieri

Thomas Keller

Remaining after this: 1733

Question 3338 · single_choice

What mountain range is home to the world’s highest restaurant?

Andes

Himalayas

Alps

Rockies

Remaining after this: 1732

Question 3339 · single_choice

What eponymous restaurant is known for its multi-year waiting list?

Nobu

Damon Baehrel

Daniel

Jean-Georges

Remaining after this: 1731

Question 3340 · single_choice

Where is the world’s northernmost Michelin-starred restaurant?

Canada

Greenland

Sweden

Iceland

Remaining after this: 1730

Question 3341 · single_choice

What color are the arches at a McDonald’s in Sedona, Arizona?

Purple

Silver

Black

Turquoise

Remaining after this: 1729

Question 3342 · single_choice

Bennelong is a restaurant inside what famous landmark?

Leaning Tower of Pisa

Taj Mahal

Sydney Opera House

Pyramid of Giza

Remaining after this: 1728

Question 3343 · single_choice

What U.S. state is NOT part of the Pacific Crest Trail?

California

Oregon

Washington

Nevada

Remaining after this: 1727

Question 3344 · single_choice

What famous U.S. hiking trail passes through 14 East Coast states?

Pacific Crest Trail

Appalachian Trail

Continental Divide Trail

Buckeye Trail

Remaining after this: 1726

Question 3345 · single_choice

The Inca Trail ends at which UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Angkor Wat

Great Wall of China

Petra

Machu Picchu

Remaining after this: 1725

Question 3346 · single_choice

The Machame Route in Tanzania leads to which famous peak?

Mount Elbrus

Mount Kilimanjaro

Mount Aconcagua

Vinson Massif

Remaining after this: 1724

Question 3347 · single_choice

The Milford Track is the most popular of which country’s “Great Walks”?

Japan

New Zealand

Argentina

Finland

Remaining after this: 1723

Question 3348 · single_choice

Which famous trail involves a two-week hike just to get to base camp?

Pacific Crest Trail, U.S.

Dragon's Back, Hong Kong

Mount Everest, Nepal

Kalalau Trail, Hawaii

Remaining after this: 1722

Question 3349 · single_choice

One of Yosemite’s top attractions is a day hike to which landmark?

Devils Tower

Haystack Rock

Blarney Stone

Half Dome

Remaining after this: 1721

Question 3350 · single_choice

The Angels Landing Trail is found at which national park?

Zion National Park

Yellowstone National Park

Olympic National Park

Big Bend National Park

Remaining after this: 1720

Question 3351 · single_choice

The Tour du Mont Blanc is also home to what type of annual race?

Horseback

Running

Cycling

Triathlon

Remaining after this: 1719

Question 3352 · single_choice

The Alta Via 1 is a 75-mile trail through which Italian mountain range?

Dolomites

Pyrenees

Urals

Balkans

Remaining after this: 1718

Question 3353 · single_choice

Which of these trails is part of the Hiker’s Triple Crown?

Buckeye Trail

Chautauqua Trail

Florida National Scenic Trail

Continental Divide Trail

Remaining after this: 1717

Question 3354 · single_choice

The Bright Angel Trail is which national park’s most popular trail?

Death Valley

Kenai Fjords

Grand Canyon

Carlsbad Caverns

Remaining after this: 1716

Question 3355 · single_choice

The Kalalau Trail offers stunning ocean views on what island?

North Island, New Zealand

Bali, Indonesia

Kauai, Hawaii

Sri Lanka

Remaining after this: 1715

Question 3356 · single_choice

The Great Ocean Walk stretches along the southern coast of which country?

South Africa

Spain

Indonesia

Australia

Remaining after this: 1714

Question 3357 · single_choice

The GR20, touted as one of Europe’s toughest trails, is found where?

Corsica, France

Crete, Greece

Lisbon, Portugal

Trento, Italy

Remaining after this: 1713

Question 3358 · single_choice

The Doolin Cliff Walk runs the length of what famous natural landmark?

Perito Moreno Glacier

Cliffs of Moher

Matterhorn

Napali Coast

Remaining after this: 1712

Question 3359 · single_choice

What unique desert landmark is a highlight of the Jordan Trail?

Pyramids of Giza

Dome of the Rock

Ancient city of Petra

Valley of the Kings

Remaining after this: 1711

Question 3360 · single_choice

Where can you hike to the scenic Tiger’s Nest monastery?

Bhutan

South Korea

Sri Lanka

Turkey

Remaining after this: 1710

Question 3361 · single_choice

One of Norway’s most popular hikes is a mountain trek to what landmark?

Giant’s Causeway

Kilt Rock

The Troll’s Tongue

Old Man of Hoy

Remaining after this: 1709

Question 3362 · single_choice

Kungsleden (“King’s Trail”) is a famous hike in which country?

Iceland

Canada

Chile

Sweden

Remaining after this: 1708

Question 3363 · single_choice

Which of these terms is NOT generally used to refer to a soft drink?

Pop

Soda

Pepper

Coke

Remaining after this: 1707

Question 3364 · single_choice

In the Midwest, what is another term for a casserole?

Deep dish

Hot dish

Slop dish

Hash dish

Remaining after this: 1706

Question 3365 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a common term for a sandwich?

Hero

Scrapple

Hoagie

Grinder

Remaining after this: 1705

Question 3366 · single_choice

What city is home to a type of pizza called "apizza"?

New Haven, Connecticut

Los Angeles, California

Dallas, Texas

Chicago, Illinois

Remaining after this: 1704

Question 3367 · single_choice

What do Wisconsinites and Rhode Islanders call drinking fountains?

Drinkers

Sprinklers

Bubblers

Hosers

Remaining after this: 1703

Question 3368 · single_choice

What Philadelphia dessert is known as "water ice"?

Italian ice

Frozen custard

Popsicle

Ice cream

Remaining after this: 1702

Question 3369 · single_choice

What food is called a "goober" in the South?

Peanut

Sweet potato

Apple

Catfish

Remaining after this: 1701

Question 3370 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a common name for pancakes?

Flapjacks

Home fries

Johnnycakes

Hotcakes

Remaining after this: 1700

Question 3371 · single_choice

"Heel," "nose," and "butt" all refer to what piece of bread?

Top bun

End slice of a loaf

Bottom bun

Baguette slices

Remaining after this: 1699

Question 3372 · single_choice

In the Midwest, jelly doughnuts share a name with what U.S. city?

Topeka

Madison

Omaha

Bismarck

Remaining after this: 1698

Question 3373 · single_choice

Where is the most isolated town in the continental U.S.?

Maine

Florida

Montana

Kansas

Remaining after this: 1697

Question 3374 · single_choice

What remote Pacific island is famous for its Moai statues?

Marshall Islands

Isabela Island

Easter Island

Cook Islands

Remaining after this: 1696

Question 3375 · single_choice

What is the only major city located on Australia’s western coast?

Perth

Adelaide

Sydney

Brisbane

Remaining after this: 1695

Question 3376 · single_choice

What mountain range has the most unclimbed mountains?

Andes Mountains

Himalayan Mountains

The Alps

Rocky Mountains

Remaining after this: 1694

Question 3377 · single_choice

McMurdo is the largest community in what remote region?

Greenland

Siberia

Yukon Territory

Antarctica

Remaining after this: 1693

Question 3378 · single_choice

Where is Supai, the only place in the U.S. where mail is carried by mules?

California

Arizona

Texas

Utah

Remaining after this: 1692

Question 3379 · single_choice

Where is the Svalbard Global Seed Vault, a preserve for future crops?

Canada

Finland

Greenland

Norway

Remaining after this: 1691

Question 3380 · single_choice

On the Falkland Islands, what animal outnumbers human residents?

Puffins

Walruses

Reindeer

Penguins

Remaining after this: 1690

Question 3381 · single_choice

Known for its “dragon’s blood trees,” where is the island of Socotra?

Turkey

Morocco

Mexico

Yemen

Remaining after this: 1689

Question 3382 · single_choice

What is the world’s largest city that cannot be reached by road?

Brasilia, Brazil

La Paz, Bolivia

Valparaiso, Chile

Iquitos, Peru

Remaining after this: 1688

Question 3383 · single_choice

The Outer Hebrides are a remote island chain located where?

Norway

Canada

Scotland

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 1687

Question 3384 · single_choice

Which Canadian town is located farthest north?

Whitehorse, Yukon

Churchill, Manitoba

Alert, Nunavut

Kuujjuaq, Quebec

Remaining after this: 1686

Question 3385 · single_choice

What is the most remote inhabited island on Earth?

Santiago, Cape Verde

Tristan da Cunha, U.K.

Assateague Island, U.S.

Spike Island, Ireland

Remaining after this: 1685

Question 3386 · single_choice

The world’s highest-altitude town is located in which country?

Peru

Kenya

Switzerland

Australia

Remaining after this: 1684

Question 3387 · single_choice

Where is Pitcairn Island, settled by mutineers of the HMS Bounty?

Pacific Ocean

Mediterranean Sea

Indian Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Remaining after this: 1683

Question 3388 · single_choice

In what remote Alaskan city does everyone live in the same building?

Whittier

Juneau

North Pole

Nome

Remaining after this: 1682

Question 3389 · single_choice

What island nation is the only country located in all four hemispheres?

Fiji

Indonesia

Kiribati

Maldives

Remaining after this: 1681

Question 3390 · single_choice

The most remote point in the lower 48 states is in which national park?

Yellowstone

Yosemite

Olympic

Joshua Tree

Remaining after this: 1680

Question 3391 · single_choice

What does the name of Greenland’s Kaffeklubben Island translate to?

Coffee club

Arctic poppy

Caribou city

Land of the Vikings

Remaining after this: 1679

Question 3392 · single_choice

Where are the “Desolation Islands,” aka the Kerguelen Islands?

Africa

Australia

Antarctica

Asia

Remaining after this: 1678

Question 3393 · single_choice

Which state hosted the first state fair?

New York

Florida

California

Indiana

Remaining after this: 1677

Question 3394 · single_choice

Which of these state fair treats was created in Ohio?

Deep-fried alligator

Deep-fried lobster

Deep-fried peach

Deep-fried buckeye

Remaining after this: 1676

Question 3395 · single_choice

A dentist invented which popular state fair treat?

Candy apple

Cotton candy

Funnel cake

Kettle corn

Remaining after this: 1675

Question 3396 · single_choice

Alaska’s state fair holds a contest mimicking the calls of what animal?

Moose

Polar bears

Penguins

Seals

Remaining after this: 1674

Question 3397 · single_choice

The Pronto Pup was an early variety of what popular state fair treat?

Puppy chow

Corn dog

Cotton candy

Elephant ear

Remaining after this: 1673

Question 3398 · single_choice

Which state fair features the World’s Championship Horse Show?

Washington

Ohio

Iowa

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 1672

Question 3399 · single_choice

What are elephant ears better known as in Canada?

Canadian donuts

Bear claws

Beaver tails

Moose patties

Remaining after this: 1671

Question 3400 · single_choice

What product holds a recipe contest across multiple state fairs?

Oreo

SPAM

Land O' Lakes

Tropicana

Remaining after this: 1670

Question 3401 · single_choice

Which state fair has the largest daily attendance?

California

Texas

North Dakota

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 1669

Question 3402 · single_choice

Deep-fried Oreos originated in which state?

Georgia

Mississippi

California

New York

Remaining after this: 1668

Question 3403 · single_choice

What is special about “the Big E” fair held in Massachusetts?

The grounds are shaped like an “E”

It’s run entirely on green energy

It represents six states

It reenacts the Boston Tea Party

Remaining after this: 1667

Question 3404 · single_choice

Where did the deep-fried stick of butter debut?

Iowa

Texas

Georgia

Tennessee

Remaining after this: 1666

Question 3405 · single_choice

A 2,000-pound pumpkin won a giant vegetable competition in which state?

Washington

Minnesota

New York

Alaska

Remaining after this: 1665

Question 3406 · single_choice

Oregon hosts an annual competition for drinking the most of what beverage?

Water

Tea

Coffee

Milk

Remaining after this: 1664

Question 3407 · single_choice

What treat cost a whopping $125 at the 2015 Orange County Fair?

Corn dog covered in gold

Twinkie topped with caviar

Deep-fried truffles

Wagyu burger topped with lobster

Remaining after this: 1663

Question 3408 · single_choice

Kids at Colorado’s state fair can submit what unusual item to be judged?

Imaginary friend

Hamster

Pet rock

Dirty clothes

Remaining after this: 1662

Question 3409 · single_choice

Which state fair introduced fried beer in 2010?

Oregon

Colorado

Michigan

Texas

Remaining after this: 1661

Question 3410 · single_choice

At which state fair can you eat a chocolate-covered scorpion?

Hawaii State Fair

Kentucky State Fair

Arizona State Fair

Alaska State Fair

Remaining after this: 1660

Question 3411 · single_choice

Iowa’s state fair holds an annual race using what unusual vehicle?

Outhouse

Refrigerator

Bathtub

Pogo stick

Remaining after this: 1659

Question 3412 · single_choice

At the Kentucky State Fair, patrons bid on what item at a charity auction?

Bottle of wine

Giant candy apple

Five-foot-long corn dog

Country ham

Remaining after this: 1658

Question 3413 · single_choice

Which strait connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea?

Cook Strait

Strait of Gibraltar

Palk Strait

Bering Strait

Remaining after this: 1657

Question 3414 · single_choice

The Bering Sea borders which U.S. state?

Hawaii

Florida

Alaska

Michigan

Remaining after this: 1656

Question 3415 · single_choice

Which of the following colors is NOT the name of a sea?

Red

Orange

Black

Yellow

Remaining after this: 1655

Question 3416 · single_choice

The Ionian, Tyrrhenian, and Ligurian Seas are all sections of what sea?

Caribbean Sea

Mediterranean Sea

Arabia Sea

Black Sea

Remaining after this: 1654

Question 3417 · single_choice

Which of these colorfully named seas is the farthest north?

White Sea

Red Sea

Black Sea

Yellow Sea

Remaining after this: 1653

Question 3418 · single_choice

The Danube, Dnieper, and Dniester rivers all flow into which sea?

Red Sea

Ross Sea

Arabian Sea

Black Sea

Remaining after this: 1652

Question 3419 · single_choice

Which two countries are separated by the Tasman Sea?

Australia and New Zealand

South Korea and Japan

Mozambique and Madagascar

United Kingdom and Iceland

Remaining after this: 1651

Question 3420 · single_choice

Which of these countries does NOT border the Baltic Sea?

Estonia

Poland

Finland

The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 1650

Question 3421 · single_choice

What is the world's only sea with no land border?

Sargasso Sea

Sea of Okhotsk

Barents Sea

Andaman Sea

Remaining after this: 1649

Question 3422 · single_choice

Which Asian sea is often considered the world's largest lake?

Laccadive Sea

Arabian Sea

Dead Sea

Caspian Sea

Remaining after this: 1648

Question 3423 · single_choice

Which of these islands is NOT in the Caribbean Sea?

Aruba

Jamaica

Bermuda

Puerto Rico

Remaining after this: 1647

Question 3424 · single_choice

The Salish Sea borders part of what U.S. state?

Texas

Maine

Washington

Michigan

Remaining after this: 1646

Question 3425 · single_choice

The Celebes Sea, Banda Sea, and Java Sea all border which country?

Madagascar

Indonesia

Italy

India

Remaining after this: 1645

Question 3426 · single_choice

What sea separates China from the Korean Peninsula?

South China Sea

Black Sea

Yellow Sea

Sea of Okhotsk

Remaining after this: 1644

Question 3427 · single_choice

What sea is also known as the West Philippine Sea or North Natuna Sea?

Sea of Japan

South China Sea

Bay of Bengal

Yellow Sea

Remaining after this: 1643

Question 3428 · single_choice

The Laccadive, Timor, and Arabian are all marginal seas of which ocean?

Atlantic Ocean

Indian Ocean

Southern Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Remaining after this: 1642

Question 3429 · single_choice

The Weddell, Davis, Ross, and Amundsen Seas all border what continent?

Africa

Antarctica

South America

Asia

Remaining after this: 1641

Question 3430 · single_choice

What is the world's saltiest oceanic sea?

Solomon Sea

Labrador Sea

Kara Sea

Red Sea

Remaining after this: 1640

Question 3431 · single_choice

Which sea is home to the world's deepest underwater sinkhole?

East Siberian Sea

South China Sea

Caribbean Sea

Adriatic Sea

Remaining after this: 1639

Question 3432 · single_choice

Which of these seas has mostly disappeared since the 1960s?

Ionian Sea

Barents Sea

Aral Sea

Java Sea

Remaining after this: 1638

Question 3433 · single_choice

Where is the only country whose name, in English, ends in "K"?

Africa

Asia

Europe

South America

Remaining after this: 1637

Question 3434 · single_choice

Which direction is NOT found in the name of any country?

West

East

North

South

Remaining after this: 1636

Question 3435 · single_choice

What is the only country in the world named after a woman?

Kiribati

Nicaragua

St. Lucia

Venezuela

Remaining after this: 1635

Question 3436 · single_choice

Which of these words is found in the most official country names?

New

Kingdom

Republic

Islands

Remaining after this: 1634

Question 3437 · single_choice

The Republic of China is better known by what name in the U.S.?

Taiwan

Hong Kong

Chinese Taipei

Bhutan

Remaining after this: 1633

Question 3438 · single_choice

According to its official name, which country is the Hellenic Republic?

Indonesia

Chile

Greece

Japan

Remaining after this: 1632

Question 3439 · single_choice

Which country has the longest official name?

United Kingdom

Russia

Belgium

Colombia

Remaining after this: 1631

Question 3440 · single_choice

In its official name, which of these countries is made of "United States"?

Mexico

Micronesia

Australia

France

Remaining after this: 1630

Question 3441 · single_choice

Where can you find the only country whose name in English ends in "H"?

South America

Asia

Europe

Africa

Remaining after this: 1629

Question 3442 · single_choice

What is the only country with “duchy” in its official name?

Luxembourg

Liechtenstein

Sweden

Albania

Remaining after this: 1628

Question 3443 · single_choice

In English, which letter begins the names of the most countries?

S

B

C

M

Remaining after this: 1627

Question 3444 · single_choice

According to its official name, which country is a "Plurinational State"?

Bolivia

North Korea

Romania

Pakistan

Remaining after this: 1626

Question 3445 · single_choice

In English, which letter does NOT begin the name of any sovereign state?

Y

Q

J

W

Remaining after this: 1625

Question 3446 · single_choice

What word precedes "Bissau" and follows "Equatorial" in two country names?

Sudan

Congo

Guinea

Korea

Remaining after this: 1624

Question 3447 · single_choice

Which of these countries' names officially starts with the word "the"?

The Ukraine

The Gambia

The Philippines

The Yemen

Remaining after this: 1623

Question 3448 · single_choice

Which vowel begins the name of the fewest countries?

O

E

I

U

Remaining after this: 1622

Question 3449 · single_choice

What is the only country whose capital begins with "Z"?

Croatia

Ukraine

Belarus

Romania

Remaining after this: 1621

Question 3450 · single_choice

Until 2018, which country's name was Swaziland?

Paraguay

Papua New Guinea

South Sudan

Eswatini

Remaining after this: 1620

Question 3451 · single_choice

In 2019, which country added the word "North" to its official name?

North Bangladesh

North Sudan

North Macedonia

North Albania

Remaining after this: 1619

Question 3452 · single_choice

What is a Spanish omelet called?

Egg roll

Tortilla

Paella

Huevos rancheros

Remaining after this: 1618

Question 3453 · single_choice

What savory French egg tart is baked inside a pie crust?

Foie gras

Cassoulet

Ratatouille

Quiche

Remaining after this: 1617

Question 3454 · single_choice

What Italian egg dish is an open-faced omelet cooked in a skillet?

Osso bucco

Panzanella

Frittata

Cacio e pepe

Remaining after this: 1616

Question 3455 · single_choice

What Chinese soup is made by whisking eggs into hot broth?

Wonton soup

Egg drop soup

Miso soup

Ramen noodle soup

Remaining after this: 1615

Question 3456 · single_choice

Which of these is a key ingredient in shakshuka?

Potatoes

Sausage

Tomatoes

Custard

Remaining after this: 1614

Question 3457 · single_choice

A Scotch egg is wrapped in what?

Phyllo dough

Ham

Sausage meat

Chocolate

Remaining after this: 1613

Question 3458 · single_choice

Where did the brunch dish huevos rancheros originate?

Mexico

Portugal

Brazil

Argentina

Remaining after this: 1612

Question 3459 · single_choice

Deviled eggs were invented in the Andalusian region of what country?

Egypt

Spain

Turkey

Australia

Remaining after this: 1611

Question 3460 · single_choice

Where did the popular brunch dish eggs Benedict get its name?

Pope Benedict XVI

A restaurant goer

Actor Benedict Cumberbatch

General Benedict Arnold

Remaining after this: 1610

Question 3461 · single_choice

What does the name of the French dessert “soufflé” mean?

Cloud-like

Top hat

To float

To inflate

Remaining after this: 1609

Question 3462 · single_choice

Which country is known for an egg custard tart called pastéis de nata?

Argentina

Romania

Portugal

Mexico

Remaining after this: 1608

Question 3463 · single_choice

Chawanmushi is a savory egg custard from which country?

India

South Korea

Kenya

Japan

Remaining after this: 1607

Question 3464 · single_choice

What does a salted duck egg yolk in a Chinese mooncake represent?

A dragon

The emperor's wife

A firefly

A full moon

Remaining after this: 1606

Question 3465 · single_choice

Where is egg coffee a local beverage?

Hanoi, Vietnam

Honolulu, Hawaii

Johannesburg, South Africa

San Francisco, California

Remaining after this: 1605

Question 3466 · single_choice

An Italian dessert made of egg yolks, sugar, and wine is called what?

Tiramisu

Panettone

Cannoli

Zabaglione

Remaining after this: 1604

Question 3467 · single_choice

What Hawaiian dish is made with rice, hamburger, gravy, and fried eggs?

Loco moco

Haupia pie

Spam musubi

Poke bowl

Remaining after this: 1603

Question 3468 · single_choice

Uganda has an egg-based street food that shares a name with what brand?

Ferrari

Gucci

Rolex

Burberry

Remaining after this: 1602

Question 3469 · single_choice

Where is brik, a triangular egg-filled pastry, a popular delicacy?

Guatemala

Malaysia

Tunisia

Australia

Remaining after this: 1601

Question 3470 · single_choice

In which country does a “burger with the lot” signify to add an egg?

Brazil

Germany

Australia

Romania

Remaining after this: 1600

Question 3471 · single_choice

The Filipino street food “kwek kwek” is made from what?

Fermented chicken eggs

Cheese-crusted duck eggs

Breaded guinea fowl eggs

Deep-fried quail eggs

Remaining after this: 1599

Question 3472 · single_choice

In what U.S. region are black-eyed peas considered lucky?

New England

Pacific Northwest

South

Great Plains

Remaining after this: 1598

Question 3473 · single_choice

Which fruit brings good luck in Greek culture?

Strawberry

Pomegranate

Apple

Cranberry

Remaining after this: 1597

Question 3474 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a Lucky Charms marshmallow shape?

Heart

Clover

Rainbow

Fish

Remaining after this: 1596

Question 3475 · single_choice

What type of noodle is eaten for luck in Japan?

Udon

Soba

Ramen

Shirataki

Remaining after this: 1595

Question 3476 · single_choice

What pickled item is viewed as lucky in Scandinavian culture?

Beets

Radish

Eggs

Herring

Remaining after this: 1594

Question 3477 · single_choice

What leafy green is considered lucky in Eastern Europe?

Endives

Cabbage

Watercress

Bok choy

Remaining after this: 1593

Question 3478 · single_choice

What delicacy is considered bad luck if eaten on New Year’s?

Lobster

Caviar

Foie gras

Kobe beef

Remaining after this: 1592

Question 3479 · single_choice

Used by ancient Etruscans, which bone is referred to as the “wishbone”?

Furcula

Femur

Ulna

Ilium

Remaining after this: 1591

Question 3480 · single_choice

The “12 grapes” tradition originated in what country?

Italy

Ireland

Denmark

Spain

Remaining after this: 1590

Question 3481 · single_choice

Which legumes are considered lucky in Italian culture?

Lentils

Peanuts

Tamarind

Alfafa

Remaining after this: 1589

Question 3482 · single_choice

What Mexican dish is said to bring about good luck in the coming year?

Enchiladas

Sopes

Tamales

Tortas

Remaining after this: 1588

Question 3483 · single_choice

Which U.S. city considers pretzels to be lucky?

Sacramento, California

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Albany, New York

Little Rock, Arkansas

Remaining after this: 1587

Question 3484 · single_choice

Which of these items is a staple of Chinese culture?

Plate of Prosperity

Bowl of Betterment

Tray of Togetherness

Dish of Delights

Remaining after this: 1586

Question 3485 · single_choice

What type of cake is considered lucky in Louisiana?

King cake

Bundt cake

Chocolate cake

Funfetti cake

Remaining after this: 1585

Question 3486 · single_choice

The German treat glücksschweinchen is designed to look like what animal?

Chicken

Pig

Fish

Cat

Remaining after this: 1584

Question 3487 · single_choice

Koreans often eat tteokguk on what holiday?

Children’s Day

Christmas

Buddha’s Birthday

Lunar New Year

Remaining after this: 1583

Question 3488 · single_choice

Chaku is a lucky treat eaten primarily in what country?

Peru

Nepal

Sweden

Fiji

Remaining after this: 1582

Question 3489 · single_choice

Oliebollen are lucky doughnuts served up in what country?

Thailand

New Zealand

Argentina

The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 1581

Question 3490 · single_choice

Vasilopita is a Greek cake containing what nonedible item?

Shoe

Necklace

Coin

Fork

Remaining after this: 1580

Question 3491 · single_choice

In Armenia, tarehats is what lucky type of food?

Bread

Soup

Steak

Salad

Remaining after this: 1579

Question 3492 · single_choice

Which of these colors is NOT found on the Italian flag?

Red

White

Blue

Green

Remaining after this: 1578

Question 3493 · single_choice

Italy's geographic shape resembles what fashion item?

Hat

Boot

Shirt

Bowtie

Remaining after this: 1577

Question 3494 · single_choice

What is the most populous city in Italy?

Rome

Milan

Naples

Turin

Remaining after this: 1576

Question 3495 · single_choice

Which other country is landlocked within Italy?

San Marino

Andorra

Monaco

Luxembourg

Remaining after this: 1575

Question 3496 · single_choice

The Roman Colosseum was originally used for what purpose?

Gladiator fights

Political speeches

Theatrical plays

Musical concerts

Remaining after this: 1574

Question 3497 · single_choice

Cheese made from sheep’s milk is known as what in Italy?

Gruyere

Brie

Gouda

Pecorino

Remaining after this: 1573

Question 3498 · single_choice

Which Italian coffee is named for its resemblance to a monk’s robe?

Cappuccino

Ristretto

Cafe au lait

Affogato

Remaining after this: 1572

Question 3499 · single_choice

What number is considered unlucky in Italian culture?

2

8

17

33

Remaining after this: 1571

Question 3500 · single_choice

Michelangelo’s “David” can be found at which museum?

Vatican Museums

Galleria Palatina

Uffizi Gallery

Galleria dell’Accademia

Remaining after this: 1570

Question 3501 · single_choice

The world’s oldest film festival takes place in which Italian city?

Venice

Florence

Bologna

Verona

Remaining after this: 1569

Question 3502 · single_choice

The sons of which god founded Rome?

Neptune, god of the seas

Mars, god of war

Apollo, god of the sun

Saturn, god of time

Remaining after this: 1568

Question 3503 · single_choice

The Milanese building known as “La Scala” serves what purpose?

Basketball arena

Bathhouse

Opera house

Observation tower

Remaining after this: 1567

Question 3504 · single_choice

In what year did Italy become a republic?

1618

1755

1830

1946

Remaining after this: 1566

Question 3505 · single_choice

Which Italian city is home to Europe’s oldest university?

Bologna

Milan

Pisa

Turin

Remaining after this: 1565

Question 3506 · single_choice

Which mountain range is NOT located within Italy?

Alps

Apennines

Dolomites

Pyrenees

Remaining after this: 1564

Question 3507 · single_choice

What is the longest river in Italy?

Danube

Po

Elbe

Seine

Remaining after this: 1563

Question 3508 · single_choice

What region is home to the oldest Italian winery?

Sicily

Calabria

Tuscany

Lombardy

Remaining after this: 1562

Question 3509 · single_choice

What chain restaurant opened its first Italian location in 2018?

McDonald's

Starbucks

KFC

Pizza Hut

Remaining after this: 1561

Question 3510 · single_choice

What world leader was once exiled to the Italian island of Elba?

Genghis Khan

Napoleon Bonaparte

Simón Bolívar

Benito Mussolini

Remaining after this: 1560

Question 3511 · single_choice

What Italian lake and celeb hotspot is shaped like an inverted letter “Y”?

Lake Maggiore

Lake Garda

Lake Orta

Lake Como

Remaining after this: 1559

Question 3512 · single_choice

What is the capital of Australia?

Sydney

Brisbane

Canberra

Melbourne

Remaining after this: 1558

Question 3513 · single_choice

What is the capital of Pennsylvania?

Pittsburgh

Harrisburg

Philadelphia

Lancaster

Remaining after this: 1557

Question 3514 · single_choice

Ankara is the capital of which country?

Georgia

Lithuania

Turkey

South Africa

Remaining after this: 1556

Question 3515 · single_choice

What is Switzerland’s de facto capital?

Geneva

Bern

Zurich

Basel

Remaining after this: 1555

Question 3516 · single_choice

Rabat is the capital of which country?

Saudi Arabia

Egypt

Morocco

Oman

Remaining after this: 1554

Question 3517 · single_choice

What is the capital of Oregon?

Portland

Olympia

Salem

Tacoma

Remaining after this: 1553

Question 3518 · single_choice

Springfield, Illinois is the famous home of which former President?

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson

Grover Cleveland

Abraham Lincoln

Remaining after this: 1552

Question 3519 · single_choice

What is the capital of New Zealand?

Tauranga

Christchurch

Auckland

Wellington

Remaining after this: 1551

Question 3520 · single_choice

Which of these countries technically has two capitals?

Bolivia

Ecuador

Belgium

Vietnam

Remaining after this: 1550

Question 3521 · single_choice

Why is Ottawa the capital of Canada?

Queen Victoria chose it

It was the French seat of power

It’s Canada’s largest city

Canadian citizens voted for it

Remaining after this: 1549

Question 3522 · single_choice

What is the capital of the United Arab Emirates?

Dubai

Abu Dhabi

Doha

Muscat

Remaining after this: 1548

Question 3523 · single_choice

Which state's capital is Jefferson City?

Kansas

Louisiana

Missouri

Iowa

Remaining after this: 1547

Question 3524 · single_choice

Which of these countries moved to its new capital in 1960?

Canada

China

Romania

Brazil

Remaining after this: 1546

Question 3525 · single_choice

What is the capital of India?

Mumbai

New Delhi

Jaipur

Bangalore

Remaining after this: 1545

Question 3526 · single_choice

Why was Michigan’s capital moved from Detroit to Lansing?

Hub of the auto industry

Detroit destroyed by fire

Wealthy senator petitioned it

More central location

Remaining after this: 1544

Question 3527 · single_choice

Abuja is the capital of which African nation?

Kenya

Tanzania

Ghana

Nigeria

Remaining after this: 1543

Question 3528 · single_choice

The name of which country’s capital was changed in 2019 to Nur-Sultan?

Kazakhstan

Kosovo

Bulgaria

North Macedonia

Remaining after this: 1542

Question 3529 · single_choice

Which of these countries has three capitals?

South Korea

The Netherlands

South Africa

Malaysia

Remaining after this: 1541

Question 3530 · single_choice

Funafuti is the capital of which island nation?

Tuvalu

Barbados

The Maldives

Sri Lanka

Remaining after this: 1540

Question 3531 · single_choice

Where can you visit Mark Twain’s boyhood home?

Idaho

Alabama

Missouri

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 1539

Question 3532 · single_choice

Which musician has an eponymous theme park in Tennessee?

Garth Brooks

Kenny Rogers

Shania Twain

Dolly Parton

Remaining after this: 1538

Question 3533 · single_choice

Which President owned an estate at Mount Vernon?

Thomas Jefferson

John Adams

Benjamin Franklin

George Washington

Remaining after this: 1537

Question 3534 · single_choice

Hoboken, New Jersey, is the birthplace of what famous singer?

Dean Martin

Frank Sinatra

Tony Bennett

Nat King Cole

Remaining after this: 1536

Question 3535 · single_choice

Which author’s birthplace can you visit at a museum near Chicago?

J.D. Salinger

Ernest Hemingway

Emily Dickinson

Langston Hughes

Remaining after this: 1535

Question 3536 · single_choice

John F. Kennedy's birthplace is a National Historic Site in which state?

Virginia

Illinois

Minnesota

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 1534

Question 3537 · single_choice

What is the name of Prince’s home and recording studio in Minnesota?

Paisley Park

Argyle Farm

Gingham Garden

Tartan Treasure

Remaining after this: 1533

Question 3538 · single_choice

Where is the birthplace of Beethoven?

Vienna, Austria

Bonn, Germany

Bern, Switzerland

Venice, Italy

Remaining after this: 1532

Question 3539 · single_choice

Where did Van Gogh paint his sunflowers?

Hudson, New York

Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Arles, France

Cambridge, England

Remaining after this: 1531

Question 3540 · single_choice

Where is the world’s only museum dedicated to John Wayne?

Iowa

Montana

Virginia

Connecticut

Remaining after this: 1530

Question 3541 · single_choice

Where can you visit the birthplace of Amelia Earhart?

Ohio

Vermont

Kansas

California

Remaining after this: 1529

Question 3542 · single_choice

Which rock star’s birthplace is part of the Mississippi Blues Trail?

Neil Young

Bob Dylan

Elvis Presley

Johnny Cash

Remaining after this: 1528

Question 3543 · single_choice

What classic movie star’s Minnesota hometown hosts an annual festival?

Katharine Hepburn

Shirley Temple

Bette Davis

Judy Garland

Remaining after this: 1527

Question 3544 · single_choice

Where can you visit the birthplace of Walt Disney?

Orlando, Florida

Chicago, Illinois

Pasadena, California

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 1526

Question 3545 · single_choice

Which famous figure’s childhood home can you visit in Tuscumbia, Alabama?

Orville Wright

Harper Lee

Daniel Boone

Helen Keller

Remaining after this: 1525

Question 3546 · single_choice

Where can you visit the former home of naturalist John Muir?

New Jersey

California

South Carolina

Florida

Remaining after this: 1524

Question 3547 · single_choice

The National Comedy Center is near the birthplace of what famous comedian?

Lucille Ball

Bob Hope

Buster Keaton

George Carlin

Remaining after this: 1523

Question 3548 · single_choice

Where can you visit the home of author Louisa May Alcott?

New Haven, Connecticut

Bangor, Maine

Concord, Massachusetts

Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Remaining after this: 1522

Question 3549 · single_choice

The brother of which famous figure had a home in Bordentown, New Jersey?

Napoleon Bonaparte

Vincent van Gogh

Winston Churchill

Aretha Franklin

Remaining after this: 1521

Question 3550 · single_choice

In which of these months is it summer in the Southern Hemisphere?

February

May

August

October

Remaining after this: 1520

Question 3551 · single_choice

Which line separates the Northern and Southern Hemispheres?

International Date Line

Equator

Prime Meridian

Tropic of Cancer

Remaining after this: 1519

Question 3552 · single_choice

What is the largest country in the Southern Hemisphere by area?

Australia

Antarctica

Argentina

Brazil

Remaining after this: 1518

Question 3553 · single_choice

What is the most commonly spoken language in the Southern Hemisphere?

Portuguese

English

Swahili

Spanish

Remaining after this: 1517

Question 3554 · single_choice

Which of these lines of latitude is in the Southern Hemisphere?

Arctic Circle

Mason-Dixon Line

Tropic of Cancer

Tropic of Capricorn

Remaining after this: 1516

Question 3555 · single_choice

What is the most populous city in the Southern Hemisphere?

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Johannesburg, South Africa

Sydney, Australia

São Paulo, Brazil

Remaining after this: 1515

Question 3556 · single_choice

What is the only inhabited U.S. territory in the Southern Hemisphere?

American Samoa

Guam

Puerto Rico

U.S. Virgin Islands

Remaining after this: 1514

Question 3557 · single_choice

"Aurora australis" is more commonly known as what?

South Pole

Antarctica

Southern Lights

Tasmania

Remaining after this: 1513

Question 3558 · single_choice

Which Southern Hemisphere city is known for its famous opera house?

Buenos Aires

Cape Town

Sydney

São Paulo

Remaining after this: 1512

Question 3559 · single_choice

Which ocean surrounds Antarctica?

Arctic Ocean

Indian Ocean

Southern Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Remaining after this: 1511

Question 3560 · single_choice

Which animals are found almost exclusively in the Southern Hemisphere?

Penguins

Polar bears

Blue whales

Arctic foxes

Remaining after this: 1510

Question 3561 · single_choice

Which of these islands is NOT in the Southern Hemisphere?

Easter Island

Christmas Island

Fire Island

Réunion Island

Remaining after this: 1509

Question 3562 · single_choice

What causes storms to rotate clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere?

Coriolis effect

Orographic clouds

La Niña

Novaya Zemlya effect

Remaining after this: 1508

Question 3563 · single_choice

Which of these countries is entirely in the Southern Hemisphere?

Venezuela

Guyana

Panama

Chile

Remaining after this: 1507

Question 3564 · single_choice

What percentage of Earth’s population lives in the Southern Hemisphere?

10%

20%

35%

50%

Remaining after this: 1506

Question 3565 · single_choice

Which submerged continent is found in the Southern Hemisphere?

Zealandia

Socotra

Rockall

Azores

Remaining after this: 1505

Question 3566 · single_choice

Which of these superlatives is found in the Southern Hemisphere?

World's tallest mountain

World's largest desert

World's tallest building

World's largest lake

Remaining after this: 1504

Question 3567 · single_choice

What are the only two Asian capitals located in the Southern Hemisphere?

Kuala Lumpur and Manila

Manila and Jakarta

Jakarta and Dili

Kuala Lumpur and New Delhi

Remaining after this: 1503

Question 3568 · single_choice

Where are the tallest sea cliffs in the Southern Hemisphere?

Brazil

Australia

New Zealand

Chile

Remaining after this: 1502

Question 3569 · single_choice

Besides English, what is the other official language of Canada?

Spanish

German

Portuguese

French

Remaining after this: 1501

Question 3570 · single_choice

What tree supplies the leaf depicted on the flag of Canada?

Sycamore

Hickory

Maple

Oak

Remaining after this: 1500

Question 3571 · single_choice

What Canadian restaurant chain was named for a hockey star?

A&W

Tim Hortons

Harvey’s

Joey’s Seafood Restaurants

Remaining after this: 1499

Question 3572 · single_choice

What is the title of the top-ranking elected official in Canada?

Prime minister

President

Premier

Chancellor

Remaining after this: 1498

Question 3573 · single_choice

What is the capital of Canada?

Ottawa

Toronto

Montreal

Quebec

Remaining after this: 1497

Question 3574 · single_choice

What is the common name for Canada’s one-dollar coin?

Franc

Rupee

Buck

Loonie

Remaining after this: 1496

Question 3575 · single_choice

The first Canadian to win the Oscar for Best Director won for what film?

Terms of Endearment

Rain Man

Titanic

A Beautiful Mind

Remaining after this: 1495

Question 3576 · single_choice

Which Canadian team was the first to win the Stanley Cup in the NHL era?

Ottawa Senators

Montreal Canadiens

Toronto Maple Leafs

Edmonton Oilers

Remaining after this: 1494

Question 3577 · single_choice

Which of these is a Canadian territory, not a province?

Saskatchewan

Yukon

British Columbia

Manitoba

Remaining after this: 1493

Question 3578 · single_choice

Which of these was a Nobel-winning discovery by a Canadian doctor?

Penicillin

Streptomycin

Insulin

Acetaminophen

Remaining after this: 1492

Question 3579 · single_choice

In what building was the Declaration of Independence signed?

Carpenters’ Hall

Declaration House

Independence Hall

Powel House

Remaining after this: 1491

Question 3580 · single_choice

In what Massachusetts town was the “shot heard round the world” fired?

Lexington

Menotomy

Fairhaven

Gloucester

Remaining after this: 1490

Question 3581 · single_choice

Griffin’s Wharf was the site of what rebellious act?

Pine Tree Riot

New London Cannon Theft

Gaspee Affair

Boston Tea Party

Remaining after this: 1489

Question 3582 · single_choice

What encampment is considered the birthplace of the U.S. Army?

Fort Stanwix

Morristown

Valley Forge

Hopewell Furnace

Remaining after this: 1488

Question 3583 · single_choice

What fort marked the first American victory of the Revolutionary War?

Fort Ticonderoga

Fort Watauga

Fort Wetherill

Fort Washington

Remaining after this: 1487

Question 3584 · single_choice

General Cornwallis surrendered at which famous battlefield?

Princeton

Yorktown

Brandywine

Saratoga

Remaining after this: 1486

Question 3585 · single_choice

What river did George Washington famously cross?

Hudson River

Allegheny River

Delaware River

Clarion River

Remaining after this: 1485

Question 3586 · single_choice

In what city was the treaty ending the Revolutionary War signed?

Berlin, Germany

London, England

Madrid, Spain

Paris, France

Remaining after this: 1484

Question 3587 · single_choice

At what eatery did George Washington bid farewell to his troops?

Fraunces Tavern

The Wayside Inn

White Horse Tavern

Concord’s Colonial Inn

Remaining after this: 1483

Question 3588 · single_choice

What is the largest privately owned home in the United States?

Biltmore Estate, North Carolina

Hearst Castle, California

Graceland, Tennessee

Oheka Castle, New York

Remaining after this: 1482

Question 3589 · single_choice

Where is the only official royal residence in the U.S.?

Virginia

Hawaii

Massachusetts

Texas

Remaining after this: 1481

Question 3590 · single_choice

What famed American architect designed Fallingwater?

Frank Lloyd Wright

Norman Foster

Frank Gehry

Louis Kahn

Remaining after this: 1480

Question 3591 · single_choice

The Breakers in Newport, Rhode Island, was a summer home to what family?

Rockefellers

Vanderbilts

Carnegies

Gettys

Remaining after this: 1479

Question 3592 · single_choice

Which estate is the final resting place of President George Washington?

Longfellow House

Vaile Mansion

Mount Vernon

Gunston Hall

Remaining after this: 1478

Question 3593 · single_choice

In what state can you visit Ca’ d’Zan, also known as the Ringling Mansion?

New Hampshire

Montana

Florida

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 1477

Question 3594 · single_choice

Virginia’s Monticello was the home of which President?

Thomas Jefferson

Abraham Lincoln

James Madison

John F. Kennedy

Remaining after this: 1476

Question 3595 · single_choice

What famous author lived in a Spanish colonial home in Key West?

John Steinbeck

Ernest Hemingway

Mark Twain

Edgar Allen Poe

Remaining after this: 1475

Question 3596 · single_choice

Hearst Castle was the model for Xanadu in what classic film?

Casablanca

The Godfather

Gone With the Wind

Citizen Kane

Remaining after this: 1474

Question 3597 · single_choice

What N.Y. city is home to FDR’s Springwood and the Vanderbilt Mansion?

Utica

Syracuse

Hyde Park

Rochester

Remaining after this: 1473

Question 3598 · single_choice

What is the name of Elvis’s personal recording studio at Graceland?

The Jailhouse

The Jungle Room

Neverland

The Blues Room

Remaining after this: 1472

Question 3599 · single_choice

What Palm Beach mansion did Henry Flagler build for his wife, Mary?

Rosecliff

Whitehall

Hempstead House

Lyndhurst

Remaining after this: 1471

Question 3600 · single_choice

Which of these women built a Boston mansion to house her art collection?

Isabella Stewart Gardner

Mary Astor

Huguette Clark

Alva Vanderbilt

Remaining after this: 1470

Question 3601 · single_choice

Newport’s Kingscote is a landmark example of what architecture style?

Beaux-Arts

Gothic Revival

Second Empire

Italian Renaissance

Remaining after this: 1469

Question 3602 · single_choice

Now a hotel, Oheka Castle is located on which island?

Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts

Amelia Island, Florida

Isle Royale, Michigan

Long Island, New York

Remaining after this: 1468

Question 3603 · single_choice

Edith Wharton’s home, the Mount, is located in what mountain range?

The Berkshires

The Ozarks

The Applachians

The White Mountains

Remaining after this: 1467

Question 3604 · single_choice

What state is home to Alfred I. du Pont’s Nemours Estate?

South Carolina

Vermont

Delaware

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 1466

Question 3605 · single_choice

Which historic castle is located on Heart Island in upstate New York?

Bishop Castle

Belvedere Castle

Boldt Castle

Hammond Castle

Remaining after this: 1465

Question 3606 · single_choice

Whose English estate lies on the shore of Michigan’s Lake St. Clair?

Alexander Graham Bell

Kennedy family

Agatha Christie

Ford family

Remaining after this: 1464

Question 3607 · single_choice

Businessman George Whittell Jr. built the Thunderbird Lodge on which lake?

Great Salt Lake

Lake Champlain

Lake Tahoe

Yellowstone Lake

Remaining after this: 1463

Question 3608 · single_choice

What regional sandwich is Philadelphia known for?

Tuna melt

Sloppy Joe

Cheesesteak

Turkey club

Remaining after this: 1462

Question 3609 · single_choice

Which city is known for the muffaletta sandwich?

Boston, Massachusetts

New Orleans, Louisiana

Seattle, Washington

Atlanta, Georgia

Remaining after this: 1461

Question 3610 · single_choice

What city is the birthplace of the Hot Brown sandwich?

Louisville, Kentucky

Baltimore, Maryland

Kansas City, Kansas

San Antonio, Texas

Remaining after this: 1460

Question 3611 · single_choice

The bagel and lox was invented by Jewish communities in what city?

Los Angeles, California

Chicago, Illinois

Miami, Florida

New York, New York

Remaining after this: 1459

Question 3612 · single_choice

What fried seafood sandwich was invented in New Orleans in 1929?

Monte Cristo

Reuben

Po'boy

Luther burger

Remaining after this: 1458

Question 3613 · single_choice

Which region of the U.S. is most closely associated with the lobster roll?

Pacific Northwest

Mid-Atlantic

Deep South

New England

Remaining after this: 1457

Question 3614 · single_choice

What Chicago staple is served with giardiniera and dipped in au jus?

Italian beef

Runza

Pork roll

Welsh rarebit

Remaining after this: 1456

Question 3615 · single_choice

A Florida Cubano sandwich usually contains what type of cheese?

Provolone

Cheddar

Swiss

Brie

Remaining after this: 1455

Question 3616 · single_choice

Where was the fluffernutter invented?

Massachusetts

California

Illinois

South Carolina

Remaining after this: 1454

Question 3617 · single_choice

What sporting event is associated with the pimento cheese sandwich?

Kentucky Derby

Indianapolis 500

The Masters

World Series of Poker

Remaining after this: 1453

Question 3618 · single_choice

The beef on weck sandwich originated in which U.S. border city?

Detroit, Michigan

Champlain, New York

Point Roberts, Washington

Buffalo, New York

Remaining after this: 1452

Question 3619 · single_choice

The Denver sandwich features what breakfast item as its main ingredient?

Corned beef hash

Buttermilk pancake

Egg omelette

Belgian waffle

Remaining after this: 1451

Question 3620 · single_choice

Spiedies originated in what region of the U.S.?

Northern California

Central New York

Southern Florida

West Texas

Remaining after this: 1450

Question 3621 · single_choice

What special ingredient is found in a Primanti Bros. sandwich?

Mozzarella sticks

French fries

Onion rings

Jalapeño poppers

Remaining after this: 1449

Question 3622 · single_choice

Minnesota is home to a stuffed cheeseburger known by what name?

Juicy Lucy

Oozy Suzie

Drippin’ Dan

Saucy Flossie

Remaining after this: 1448

Question 3623 · single_choice

What Chinese dish inspired a popular sandwich in Salem, Massachusetts?

Mapo tofu

Kung pao chicken

Peking duck

Chop suey

Remaining after this: 1447

Question 3624 · single_choice

What open-faced sandwich originated in Springfield, Illinois?

Horseshoe sandwich

Lincoln lunch sandwich

Domino sandwich

Cheesy crisp sandwich

Remaining after this: 1446

Question 3625 · single_choice

What region is known for a beloved local dish called the cudighi sandwich?

Aleutian Islands

Florida Keys

U.S. Virgin Islands

Michigan's Upper Peninsula

Remaining after this: 1445

Question 3626 · single_choice

Runza is a beef-and-cabbage sandwich that originated in what state?

Oregon

Nebraska

Georgia

Maine

Remaining after this: 1444

Question 3627 · single_choice

The Gerber sandwich was invented at Ruma’s Deli in what city?

St. Louis, Missouri

Amarillo, Texas

Tucson, Arizona

Billings, Montana

Remaining after this: 1443

Question 3628 · single_choice

Which state capitol building is exactly one mile above sea level?

Colorado

New Hampshire

North Dakota

Utah

Remaining after this: 1442

Question 3629 · single_choice

Where is the country's largest state capitol building?

Florida

California

Texas

Rhode Island

Remaining after this: 1441

Question 3630 · single_choice

Which state capitol building was designed by Thomas Jefferson?

Pennsylvania

New York

Virginia

New Jersey

Remaining after this: 1440

Question 3631 · single_choice

Tennessee’s capitol is one of 11 that does not have what?

A cornerstone

A staircase

A dome

A chapel

Remaining after this: 1439

Question 3632 · single_choice

Which Roman goddess tops the capitols of Missouri and Vermont?

Ceres

Minerva

Venus

Juno

Remaining after this: 1438

Question 3633 · single_choice

Which state capitol was once the U.S. capitol?

New York

New Jersey

Maryland

Delaware

Remaining after this: 1437

Question 3634 · single_choice

At 450 feet tall, which state capitol is the tallest in the country?

Indiana

Idaho

Louisiana

Arizona

Remaining after this: 1436

Question 3635 · single_choice

Which state capitol has cone-shaped chambers, symbolizing volcanoes?

Alaska

Hawaii

Washington

Montana

Remaining after this: 1435

Question 3636 · single_choice

Pictured here are the old and new capitol buildings of which state?

Oregon

Arkansas

Nebraska

Florida

Remaining after this: 1434

Question 3637 · single_choice

Maryland is home to the only capitol dome made of what material?

Wood

Iron

Steel

Marble

Remaining after this: 1433

Question 3638 · single_choice

The dome of Arizona’s capitol is covered in what material?

Limestone

Wood

Sandstone

Copper

Remaining after this: 1432

Question 3639 · single_choice

What state's capitol has an X-shaped footprint?

Wisconsin

Tennessee

Iowa

California

Remaining after this: 1431

Question 3640 · single_choice

On top of the Massachusetts capitol is a golden statue of what object?

Pinecone

Salt shaker

Lantern

Loaf of bread

Remaining after this: 1430

Question 3641 · single_choice

Which state capitol building is pictured here?

New York

Kentucky

Mississippi

Nebraska

Remaining after this: 1429

Question 3642 · single_choice

Which state capitol is designed to resemble a Zia sun symbol from above?

Arizona

New Mexico

Florida

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 1428

Question 3643 · single_choice

What state capitol grounds have working oil wells?

Texas

Alaska

Oklahoma

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 1427

Question 3644 · single_choice

What state's capitol building features a silver-colored, zinc-coated dome?

Missouri

Illinois

Connecticut

Maine

Remaining after this: 1426

Question 3645 · single_choice

Which state capitol is pictured here?

New Mexico

Connecticut

Oregon

Alabama

Remaining after this: 1425

Question 3646 · single_choice

Atop the Nebraska capitol is a statue of a person doing what?

Eating corn

Spinning a lasso

Praying

Sowing seeds

Remaining after this: 1424

Question 3647 · single_choice

Which state's tallest building is its capitol?

North Dakota

Nevada

Ohio

North Carolina

Remaining after this: 1423

Question 3648 · single_choice

Which type of cheese can be made only in Italy?

Burrata

Mascarpone

Ricotta

Parmigiano Reggiano

Remaining after this: 1422

Question 3649 · single_choice

Feta cheese can only be called feta if it is produced where?

Turkey

France

Italy

Greece

Remaining after this: 1421

Question 3650 · single_choice

What type of liquor must be made in the U.S.?

Corn mash whiskey

Potato vodka

Bourbon

Mezcal

Remaining after this: 1420

Question 3651 · single_choice

Which of these wines is NOT exclusive to a specific French region?

Bordeaux

Champagne

Chianti

Burgundy

Remaining after this: 1419

Question 3652 · single_choice

Serrano and Iberico hams are cured in which country?

Italy

Spain

Brazil

Mexico

Remaining after this: 1418

Question 3653 · single_choice

What type of wine must come from Portugal’s Douro Valley?

Sherry

Port

Syrah

Grenache

Remaining after this: 1417

Question 3654 · single_choice

Kielbasa is a sausage from which country?

Belgium

Poland

Finland

Argentina

Remaining after this: 1416

Question 3655 · single_choice

What is the only country that produces Kobe beef?

Australia

Japan

Brazil

United States

Remaining after this: 1415

Question 3656 · single_choice

Vidalia onions can only be grown in which U.S. state?

Georgia

Idaho

Nebraska

Alaska

Remaining after this: 1414

Question 3657 · single_choice

Which country established a purity law for beer in 1516?

Belgium

Germany

Poland

Ireland

Remaining after this: 1413

Question 3658 · single_choice

What type of Italian pizza is regulated by the EU?

Pizza parmigiana

Pizza Siciliana

Pizza Viennese

Pizza Napoletana

Remaining after this: 1412

Question 3659 · single_choice

Sweden’s Kalix Löjrom is a type of what?

Caviar

Bread

Milk

Ham

Remaining after this: 1411

Question 3660 · single_choice

Where should authentic clotted cream come from?

Cornwall, U.K.

Brussels, Belgium

Cork, Ireland

Krakow, Poland

Remaining after this: 1410

Question 3661 · single_choice

What was the first Turkish food product to receive protected status?

Crepes

Tiramisu

Baklava

Biscotti

Remaining after this: 1409

Question 3662 · single_choice

What type of tea is grown exclusively in South Africa?

Oolong

Rooibos

Matcha

Yerba Mate

Remaining after this: 1408

Question 3663 · single_choice

What type of olive must be grown in a certain region of Greece?

Mission

Kalamata

Nicoise

Castelvetrano

Remaining after this: 1407

Question 3664 · single_choice

Which country has the most products with Protected Designation of Origin?

Italy

Spain

Poland

Germany

Remaining after this: 1406

Question 3665 · single_choice

What type of cheese is the Mediterranean island of Cyprus known for?

Feta

Ricotta

Pecorino

Halloumi

Remaining after this: 1405

Question 3666 · single_choice

Nearly all tequila is made in which Mexican state?

Sonora

Yucatán

Jalisco

Oaxaca

Remaining after this: 1404

Question 3667 · single_choice

Brazilian law dictates the recipe of what cocktail?

Mojito

Paloma

Sangria

Caipirinha

Remaining after this: 1403

Question 3668 · single_choice

Where is authentic Phú Quốc fish sauce produced?

China

Chile

Thailand

Singapore

Remaining after this: 1402

Question 3669 · single_choice

Who piloted the first solo nonstop transatlantic flight?

Howard Hughes

Charles Lindbergh

Orville Wright

Bessie Coleman

Remaining after this: 1401

Question 3670 · single_choice

What trail did Cheryl Strayed hike, inspiring her 2012 memoir “Wild”?

Appalachian Trail

Pacific Crest Trail

North Country Trail

Continental Divide Trail

Remaining after this: 1400

Question 3671 · single_choice

Who was the first American astronaut to orbit Earth alone?

John Glenn

Alan Shepard

Buzz Aldrin

William Anders

Remaining after this: 1399

Question 3672 · single_choice

In “Free Solo,” Alex Honnold climbs El Capitan in which national park?

Grand Teton

Acadia

Yosemite

Grand Canyon

Remaining after this: 1398

Question 3673 · single_choice

What author wrote “Into the Wild” about a trek into the Alaska wilderness?

Colson Whitehead

Jon Krakauer

Margaret Atwood

Erik Larson

Remaining after this: 1397

Question 3674 · single_choice

In 1875, Capt. Matthew Webb was first to swim across what body of water?

Bering Strait

Scotland

Portugal

English Channel

Remaining after this: 1396

Question 3675 · single_choice

In the 1890s, Annie Londonderry traveled the world by what means?

Bicycle

Train

Automobile

Foot

Remaining after this: 1395

Question 3676 · single_choice

In which state did author Jack Kerouac write about spending months alone?

Alaska

Texas

Maine

Washington

Remaining after this: 1394

Question 3677 · single_choice

In 1947, Thor Heyerdahl traveled by raft to Polynesia from where?

Mexico

Peru

Japan

Singapore

Remaining after this: 1393

Question 3678 · single_choice

What movie director solo-piloted a submarine into the Mariana Trench?

Steven Spielberg

Quentin Tarantino

James Cameron

Kathryn Bigelow

Remaining after this: 1392

Question 3679 · single_choice

In what state can you visit a town called Santa Claus?

Indiana

Alaska

Colorado

New Mexico

Remaining after this: 1391

Question 3680 · single_choice

Which of these cities decorates its Gilded Age mansions for Christmas?

Kansas City, Missouri

Newport, Rhode Island

Amherst, Massachusetts

Baltimore, Maryland

Remaining after this: 1390

Question 3681 · single_choice

Which state is home to the long-running Natchitoches Christmas Festival?

Alabama

New Mexico

Louisiana

Nevada

Remaining after this: 1389

Question 3682 · single_choice

Which traditional Danish village is known for its annual Julefest?

Solvang, California

Lindsborg, Kansas

Hocking Hills, Ohio

New Ulm, Minnesota

Remaining after this: 1388

Question 3683 · single_choice

In which of these states can you visit a town named North Pole?

Maine

Minnesota

Alaska

Tennessee

Remaining after this: 1387

Question 3684 · single_choice

Which city, America’s oldest, is home to the popular "Nights of Lights"?

St. Augustine, Florida

Boston, Massachusetts

Newport News, Virginia

Albany, New York

Remaining after this: 1386

Question 3685 · single_choice

Which country inspires Leavenworth, Washington’s holiday festivities?

England

Germany

Sweden

Canada

Remaining after this: 1385

Question 3686 · single_choice

Which town is home to the "World’s Largest Christmas Store"?

Frankenmuth, Michigan

Helen, Georgia

New York, New York

Santa Claus, Indiana

Remaining after this: 1384

Question 3687 · single_choice

Rhinebeck, New York, honors its Dutch roots with what Christmas tradition?

Krampus

Yule log

Christmas goose

Sinterklaas

Remaining after this: 1383

Question 3688 · single_choice

Midland, Michigan, is home to the world’s oldest what?

Santa Claus training school

Christmas parade

Tree-lighting ceremony

Ugly Christmas sweater contest

Remaining after this: 1382

Question 3689 · single_choice

Which Bavarian-inspired town hosts an annual Christkindlmarkt?

Branson, Missouri

Helen, Georgia

McAdenville, North Carolina

Woodstock, Vermont

Remaining after this: 1381

Question 3690 · single_choice

Which Christmas tradition is Williamsburg, Virginia known for?

Giant gingerbread house contests

Year-round light displays

Reindeer parades

Caroling by torchlight

Remaining after this: 1380

Question 3691 · single_choice

Stockbridge, Massachusetts, stars in a Christmas painting by which artist?

Roy Lichtenstein

Georgia O'Keeffe

Andy Warhol

Norman Rockwell

Remaining after this: 1379

Question 3692 · single_choice

How did Christmas, Florida, get its name?

A wartime fort

Mayor John Christmas

A national contest

The local tourism board

Remaining after this: 1378

Question 3693 · single_choice

Which state is "Christmas Town USA" located in?

Florida

North Carolina

Nebraska

Maine

Remaining after this: 1377

Question 3694 · single_choice

What 1989 film features Natchitoches, Louisiana’s famed Christmas lights?

When Harry Met Sally

Steel Magnolias

Say Anything

Look Who's Talking

Remaining after this: 1376

Question 3695 · single_choice

Which one of these is NOT a street name in Christmas, Florida?

Reindeer Road

Blitzen Avenue

Holly Jolly Lane

St. Nicholas Avenue

Remaining after this: 1375

Question 3696 · single_choice

Which city claims to have America’s largest free walkable light display?

Jackson, Wyoming

Los Angeles, California

Frankenmuth, Michigan

Duluth, Minnesota

Remaining after this: 1374

Question 3697 · single_choice

Franklin, Tennessee, hosts a Christmas festival dedicated to what writer?

Jane Austen

Charles Dickens

Mark Twain

George Eliot

Remaining after this: 1373

Question 3698 · single_choice

Which of these towns does NOT feature year-round Christmas attractions?

Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

Christmas, Florida

Santa Claus, Indiana

Snowmass, Colorado

Remaining after this: 1372

Question 3699 · single_choice

Which state experiences the Santa Ana winds?

California

New Mexico

Texas

Georgia

Remaining after this: 1371

Question 3700 · single_choice

Chinook winds affect which region of the U.S.?

New England

Pacific Northwest

Gulf Coast

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 1370

Question 3701 · single_choice

What is the windless patch of the Pacific Ocean near the equator called?

The drift

The stagnation

The doldrums

The calm

Remaining after this: 1369

Question 3702 · single_choice

The Sirocco winds can reach hurricane speeds over which sea?

Baltic Sea

Caspian Sea

The Red Sea

Mediterranean Sea

Remaining after this: 1368

Question 3703 · single_choice

Which of these terms does NOT refer to a type of dust storm?

Haboob

Landspout

Dust devil

Gully washer

Remaining after this: 1367

Question 3704 · single_choice

A Kona low is a seasonal cyclone in which region?

Hawaii

The Caribbean

North Africa

French Polynesia

Remaining after this: 1366

Question 3705 · single_choice

What is the hot, dry wind of southeastern Australia known as?

Bouldercropper

Brickfielder

Blockpatcher

Slabgrounder

Remaining after this: 1365

Question 3706 · single_choice

Where might you encounter strong winds called the “November Witch”?

New England

The Great Lakes

The Southwest

Texas

Remaining after this: 1364

Question 3707 · single_choice

Which winds accompany the monsoons of India’s Malabar Coast?

Elephanta

Zephyr

Mistral

Khamsin

Remaining after this: 1363

Question 3708 · single_choice

What is the nickname for the summer seistan winds of Iran and Afghanistan?

Endless Summer

Four-Month Gust

Wind of 120 Days

Insistent Breeze

Remaining after this: 1362

Question 3709 · single_choice

Mount Whitney is the highest point in which state?

Maine

Alaska

Colorado

California

Remaining after this: 1361

Question 3710 · single_choice

Which state has the lowest high point?

Florida

Nebraska

Delaware

Kansas

Remaining after this: 1360

Question 3711 · single_choice

What is the tallest peak in Oregon?

Mount Hood

Mount Rainier

Mount Shasta

Mount Jefferson

Remaining after this: 1359

Question 3712 · single_choice

Tennessee's highest point, Clingmans Dome, is part of which national park?

Shenandoah

Congaree

Great Smoky Mountains

Mammoth Cave

Remaining after this: 1358

Question 3713 · single_choice

What is unique about Mauna Kea, Hawaii’s highest point?

It’s rainbow-colored

It’s the world most active volcano

It’s Earth’s tallest mountain

No one has ever climbed it

Remaining after this: 1357

Question 3714 · single_choice

What is Indiana’s highest point called?

Panorama Point

Hoosier Hill

Kings Peak

Hawkeye Point

Remaining after this: 1356

Question 3715 · single_choice

Mount Mitchell is the highest peak in which state?

Nebraska

Georgia

North Carolina

South Dakota

Remaining after this: 1355

Question 3716 · single_choice

Which record does New Hampshire’s Mount Washington hold?

Most snowfall in U.S.

Coldest temperature in U.S.

Highest wind speed in U.S.

Largest avalanche in U.S.

Remaining after this: 1354

Question 3717 · single_choice

Which state’s highest point is simply called “High Point”?

Missouri

New Jersey

Alabama

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 1353

Question 3718 · single_choice

Which state's highest point is capped with a silver pyramid?

Michigan

California

Texas

South Carolina

Remaining after this: 1352

Question 3719 · single_choice

What country's residents are called Kiwis?

Australia

New Zealand

Japan

Kenya

Remaining after this: 1351

Question 3720 · single_choice

The Dutch hail from which European country?

Belgium

Germany

Denmark

The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 1350

Question 3721 · single_choice

What state is a hoosier from?

Iowa

Indiana

Ohio

Illinois

Remaining after this: 1349

Question 3722 · single_choice

What are people from Rhode Island called?

Rhodies

Rhodians

Rhode Islanders

Rhode Islandans

Remaining after this: 1348

Question 3723 · single_choice

What state is a Sooner from?

Ohio

South Carolina

Oklahoma

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 1347

Question 3724 · single_choice

Residents of Manchester, England, are known as what?

Manchester folk

Manchesterians

Manchestans

Mancunians

Remaining after this: 1346

Question 3725 · single_choice

Residents of Phoenix, Arizona, are called what?

Phoenixites

Phoenians

Nixies

Phoenicians

Remaining after this: 1345

Question 3726 · single_choice

What is a person from Luxembourg known as?

Lux

Luxembourger

Luxembourgian

Loxman

Remaining after this: 1344

Question 3727 · single_choice

Buckeyes come from which U.S. state?

Ohio

Iowa

Indiana

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 1343

Question 3728 · single_choice

Where do Neapolitans come from?

Rome, Italy

Nantes, France

Naples, Italy

Monaco

Remaining after this: 1342

Question 3729 · single_choice

KLites are from which Asian city?

Seoul, South Korea

Kabul, Afghanistan

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Kagoshima, Japan

Remaining after this: 1341

Question 3730 · single_choice

Which British city does a Scouser come from?

London

Liverpool

Birmingham

Glasgow

Remaining after this: 1340

Question 3731 · single_choice

Capitalinos come from which city?

Cali, Colombia

Casablanca, Morocco

Caracas, Venezuela

Mexico City, Mexico

Remaining after this: 1339

Question 3732 · single_choice

Cariocas are residents of which South American city?

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Lima, Peru

Buenos Aires, Argentina

La Paz, Bolivia

Remaining after this: 1338

Question 3733 · single_choice

People from Halifax, Canada, are now called what?

Haligonians

Halifaxers

Halis

Halidonians

Remaining after this: 1337

Question 3734 · single_choice

What is the name for people from the Ivory Coast?

Ivoirians

Coastians

Cȏte d’Ivoirians

Ivans

Remaining after this: 1336

Question 3735 · single_choice

Monegasques hail from which nation?

Monaco

Madagascar

Mongolia

Montenegro

Remaining after this: 1335

Question 3736 · single_choice

Residents of the Seychelles are called what?

Seychellians

Seychellers

Seychellois

Seychelles

Remaining after this: 1334

Question 3737 · single_choice

Albanians can come from either Albania or a city in which U.S. state?

Utah

California

Tennessee

New York

Remaining after this: 1333

Question 3738 · single_choice

People from Moose Jaw, Canada, are called what?

Moosies

Moose Javians

Loonies

Jawbreakers

Remaining after this: 1332

Question 3739 · single_choice

In Australia, men are called "blokes" and women are called what?

Lorettas

Sheilas

Elenas

Coras

Remaining after this: 1331

Question 3740 · single_choice

What do Australians call McDonald's?

Donnie's

Muckey's

Aldo's

Macca's

Remaining after this: 1330

Question 3741 · single_choice

What is a "billabong"?

Arid desert

Snowy mountain top

Body of water

Sandy beach

Remaining after this: 1329

Question 3742 · single_choice

In Australia, it's common to put shrimp on the what?

Barbie

Cuey

Grillo

Beebee

Remaining after this: 1328

Question 3743 · single_choice

"Arvo" describes what time of day?

Morning

Afternoon

Twilight

Nighttime

Remaining after this: 1327

Question 3744 · single_choice

Steve Irwin commonly used what exclamation of surprise?

Golly

By gum

Doggone

Crikey

Remaining after this: 1326

Question 3745 · single_choice

In Australian cuisine, what is a “sanger”?

Chicken

Sandwich

Cake

Salad

Remaining after this: 1325

Question 3746 · single_choice

What term is used to describe the Australian woodlands?

The end

The dirts

The wilds

The bush

Remaining after this: 1324

Question 3747 · single_choice

What two-letter word do Australians use to say thanks?

Yo

Ku

Ta

Ip

Remaining after this: 1323

Question 3748 · single_choice

What does the term “hard yakka” refer to?

Hard work

Hard shell

Hard liquor

Hard hat

Remaining after this: 1322

Question 3749 · single_choice

If you tell someone to “do the Harry,” what are you asking them to do?

Come over

Speak up

Get lost

Clean up

Remaining after this: 1321

Question 3750 · single_choice

A gas station is often referred to by what term?

Servo

Guzzer

Carbo

Wheeler

Remaining after this: 1320

Question 3751 · single_choice

The term “pashing” describes what act?

Hugging

Yelling

Dancing

Kissing

Remaining after this: 1319

Question 3752 · single_choice

What do Australians want to know by asking “what’s the John Dory?”

Gossip

Time

Price

Date

Remaining after this: 1318

Question 3753 · single_choice

What item of clothing is known as a “budgie smuggler”?

Hat

Boot

Jacket

Swimsuit

Remaining after this: 1317

Question 3754 · single_choice

"Fair dinkum" closely translates to what English word?

Outlandish

Genuine

Slanderous

Tear-jerking

Remaining after this: 1316

Question 3755 · single_choice

A “thunderbox” is another way to refer to what appliance?

Dishwasher

Shower

Toilet

Bathtub

Remaining after this: 1315

Question 3756 · single_choice

“Dog’s breakfast” is a synonymous term with what adjective?

Smelly

Hairy

Wet

Messy

Remaining after this: 1314

Question 3757 · single_choice

What is the common response after chanting, “Aussie, Aussie, Aussie”?

Boo, boo, boo

Oi, oi, oi

Yes, yes, yes

Bing, bang, boom

Remaining after this: 1313

Question 3758 · single_choice

The $20 Australian banknote is nicknamed after what animal?

Bear

Tiger

Falcon

Lobster

Remaining after this: 1312

Question 3759 · single_choice

Which famous landmark in India was built as a tomb?

Potala Palace

Taj Mahal

Angkor Wat

Summer Palace

Remaining after this: 1311

Question 3760 · single_choice

Which English town is the supposed burial place of King Arthur?

Gloucester

Oxford

Brighton

Glastonbury

Remaining after this: 1310

Question 3761 · single_choice

Where is King Tut’s tomb?

Garden of the Gods

Valley of the Kings

White Desert

Sacred Valley

Remaining after this: 1309

Question 3762 · single_choice

Who was said to be buried at the site of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre?

King Solomon

Moses

Jesus Christ

Paul the Apostle

Remaining after this: 1308

Question 3763 · single_choice

Which building is the resting place of 30 English kings and queens?

Buckingham Palace

Westminster Abbey

Tower of London

Kensington Palace

Remaining after this: 1307

Question 3764 · single_choice

Buried with his terracotta army, Qin Shi Huang founded which empire?

China

Japan

Mongol

Khmer

Remaining after this: 1306

Question 3765 · single_choice

The city of Medina contains the tomb of which famous religious figure?

Muhammad

Buddha

Moses

Mother Teresa

Remaining after this: 1305

Question 3766 · single_choice

The Great Pyramid of Giza was built as a tomb for whom?

Cleopatra

Ramesses II

Tutankhamun

Khufu

Remaining after this: 1304

Question 3767 · single_choice

The Mausoleum of Hadrian is located in which city?

Alexandria, Egypt

Istanbul, Turkey

Athens, Greece

Rome, Italy

Remaining after this: 1303

Question 3768 · single_choice

Which famous architect is buried at La Sagrada Familia in Barcelona?

Antoni Gaudí

Filippo Brunelleschi

Juan de Herrera

Leonardo da Vinci

Remaining after this: 1302

Question 3769 · single_choice

Where is Cyrus the Great, ruler of the first Persian Empire, laid to rest?

Iran

Yemen

Italy

Morocco

Remaining after this: 1301

Question 3770 · single_choice

Members of which dynasty are buried at the “13 Tombs” in China?

Song

Shang

Xia

Ming

Remaining after this: 1300

Question 3771 · single_choice

The Saadian Tombs, a royal necropolis, are found in which city?

Lisbon, Portugal

Marrakesh, Morocco

Athens, Greece

Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

Remaining after this: 1299

Question 3772 · single_choice

What city has a tomb for the Italian poet Dante that's empty?

Madrid, Spain

Paris, France

Florence, Italy

Bucharest, Romania

Remaining after this: 1298

Question 3773 · single_choice

Which city is home to U.S. President Ulysses S. Grant’s Tomb?

Galena, Illinois

Point Pleasant, Ohio

Arlington, Virginia

New York, New York

Remaining after this: 1297

Question 3774 · single_choice

Where can you find this coastal necropolis?

Spain

Turkey

Italy

Tunisia

Remaining after this: 1296

Question 3775 · single_choice

In 1958, a Scottish farmer found an ancient tomb named after what animal?

Eagle

Serpent

Horse

Dinosaur

Remaining after this: 1295

Question 3776 · single_choice

Where is this unfinished tomb known as the “lonely castle”?

Sri Lanka

Jordan

Malta

Saudi Arabia

Remaining after this: 1294

Question 3777 · single_choice

Where can you find the sacred “Avenue of Mausolea”?

Iran

Oman

Uzbekistan

Qatar

Remaining after this: 1293

Question 3778 · single_choice

Which city was the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance?

Rome

Genoa

Verona

Florence

Remaining after this: 1292

Question 3779 · single_choice

Which building is famous for its Renaissance frescoes by Michelangelo?

Sistine Chapel

Leaning Tower of Pisa

Pantheon

Doge’s Palace

Remaining after this: 1291

Question 3780 · single_choice

What Renaissance church sits at the heart of Vatican City?

The Duomo

St. Peter’s Basilica

Notre Dame Cathedral

Hagia Sophia

Remaining after this: 1290

Question 3781 · single_choice

In which city can you see da Vinci’s famous mural “The Last Supper”?

Venice

Milan

Rome

Naples

Remaining after this: 1289

Question 3782 · single_choice

Which prominent Italian family has a Florentine palace named after them?

Agnelli

Habsburg

Medici

Fendi

Remaining after this: 1288

Question 3783 · single_choice

What is the name of this famous fountain in Rome?

Trevi Fountain

Bellagio Fountains

Crown Fountain

Fountain of Wealth

Remaining after this: 1287

Question 3784 · single_choice

What is the name of this ornate Venetian palace?

Summer Palace

Amber Palace

St. James’s Palace

Doge’s Palace

Remaining after this: 1286

Question 3785 · single_choice

The Accademia Gallery is best known as the home of which sculpture?

“Apollo Belvedere” by Montorsoli

“David” by Michelangelo

“Venus de Milo” by Alexandros

“Moses” by Michelangelo

Remaining after this: 1285

Question 3786 · single_choice

Which city's cathedral, named the Duomo, was once the world’s largest?

Rome

Naples

Florence

Turin

Remaining after this: 1284

Question 3787 · single_choice

What is the name of this famous stone arch bridge in Venice?

Rialto Bridge

Bridge of Sighs

Tower Bridge

Pont du Gard

Remaining after this: 1283

Question 3788 · single_choice

Which gallery has the world’s largest Italian Renaissance collection?

The Louvre

The Getty

State Hermitage Museum

The Uffizi Gallery

Remaining after this: 1282

Question 3789 · single_choice

What is the name of the official residence of the Pope?

Apostolic Palace

La Sagrada Familia

Alhambra

St. Stephen’s Cathedral

Remaining after this: 1281

Question 3790 · single_choice

Which Florentine bridge is famously lined with jewelry shops?

Bridge of Sighs

Ponte Vecchio

Charles Bridge

Helix Bridge

Remaining after this: 1280

Question 3791 · single_choice

Bologna is home to this fountain for which Roman god?

Jupiter

Neptune

Mars

Pluto

Remaining after this: 1279

Question 3792 · single_choice

The 15th-century Villa d’Este overlooks what Italian lake?

Lake Bled

Lake Garda

Lake Como

Lake Lucerne

Remaining after this: 1278

Question 3793 · single_choice

What was Rome’s Castel Sant’Angelo during the Renaissance?

A museum

A library

A prison

A military hospital

Remaining after this: 1277

Question 3794 · single_choice

Rome’s Piazza Navona features the famous Fountain of what?

Four Rivers

Julius Caesar

Jupiter

The Angels

Remaining after this: 1276

Question 3795 · single_choice

What does the name of Ca’ D’oro on Venice’s Grand Canal translate to?

Castle of the Gods

Palace of Birds

House of Gold

Cathedral of Song

Remaining after this: 1275

Question 3796 · single_choice

Which city is home to Piazza delle Erbe (Square of the Herbs)?

Verona

Marsala

Pisa

Palermo

Remaining after this: 1274

Question 3797 · single_choice

What was the original purpose of Florence’s Ospedale degli Innocenti?

An orphanage

A bank

A winery

A royal residence

Remaining after this: 1273

Question 3798 · single_choice

Which animal was once used to harvest truffles in Italy?

Pigs

Horses

Ferrets

Cows

Remaining after this: 1272

Question 3799 · single_choice

Which pastry is eaten at China’s Mid-Autumn Festival?

Mochi

Croissants

Mooncakes

Pie

Remaining after this: 1271

Question 3800 · single_choice

“L’action de grace” is Canada’s answer to which fall tradition?

Thanksgiving

Labor Day

Columbus Day

Halloween

Remaining after this: 1270

Question 3801 · single_choice

Pumpkin and sweet potato-based “picarones” are popular where?

North Africa

Peru and Chile

Portugal and Spain

Central America

Remaining after this: 1269

Question 3802 · single_choice

Which city hosts a herring festival every October?

Athens, Greece

Helsinki, Finland

Glasgow, Scotland

Portland, Maine

Remaining after this: 1268

Question 3803 · single_choice

Whitebait fritters are a fall delicacy in which Pacific nation?

New Zealand

Tonga

South Korea

Fiji

Remaining after this: 1267

Question 3804 · single_choice

Solyanka, which means “settler’s soup,” is a fall dish from which region?

Alaska

Scandinavia

Mongolia

Russia

Remaining after this: 1266

Question 3805 · single_choice

Ebeltoft Ebelfestival is a Danish festival that celebrates which fruit?

Apples

Pears

Strawberries

Bananas

Remaining after this: 1265

Question 3806 · single_choice

Spetzofai is a sausage stew traditionally served in which country?

Hungary

Greece

Morocco

Australia

Remaining after this: 1264

Question 3807 · single_choice

Pumpkin “brigadeiros” are common in which country?

The Philippines

Portugal

Costa Rica

Brazil

Remaining after this: 1263

Question 3808 · single_choice

Collobrières, France, is famed for a fall festival that celebrates what?

Chestnuts

Oats

Soup

Zucchini

Remaining after this: 1262

Question 3809 · single_choice

Gizzard shad is a fish commonly eaten in fall in which country?

Australia

Peru

South Korea

Italy

Remaining after this: 1261

Question 3810 · single_choice

Which marzipan dessert is eaten in Spain on November 1?

Leche frita

Tarta de queso

Hueso de Santos

Yemas

Remaining after this: 1260

Question 3811 · single_choice

Which type of mushroom signifies the arrival of fall in Japan?

Shiitake

Chestnut

Oyster

Matsutake

Remaining after this: 1259

Question 3812 · single_choice

Sweden’s Gustavus Adolphus pastry features what decoration?

An iced violin

A fondant ring

A chocolate silhouette

Candied fruit

Remaining after this: 1258

Question 3813 · single_choice

What type of food is “songpyeon,” eaten during Korea’s harvest festival?

Rice cake

Bread

Ramen

Pickled vegetable

Remaining after this: 1257

Question 3814 · single_choice

Æblekage, a Danish dessert served in fall, contains which fruit?

Strawberries

Apples

Oranges

Peaches

Remaining after this: 1256

Question 3815 · single_choice

Weimar, Germany, hosts a famous festival each October honoring what food?

Croissants

Schnitzel

Raspberries

Onions

Remaining after this: 1255

Question 3816 · single_choice

Khangal is a pasta dish eaten in fall in which country?

Azerbaijan

Pakistan

Dubai

Mongolia

Remaining after this: 1254

Question 3817 · single_choice

The Slovenian dumpling knedle sa šljivama is filled with which fruit?

Strawberries

Cherries

Plums

Kumquats

Remaining after this: 1253

Question 3818 · single_choice

The original Oktoberfest is held annually in which city?

Vienna, Austria

Munich, Germany

Prague, Czechia

Dublin, Ireland

Remaining after this: 1252

Question 3819 · single_choice

Which U.S. city celebrates autumn with a famous hot air balloon festival?

Portland, Oregon

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Woodstock, Vermont

Phoenix, Arizona

Remaining after this: 1251

Question 3820 · single_choice

What culture celebrated the first Halloween festival, called Samhain?

Celtics

Babylonians

Greeks

Persians

Remaining after this: 1250

Question 3821 · single_choice

Which U.S. city is home to an annual fall voodoo festival?

Salem, Oregon

St. Paul, Minnesota

New Orleans, Louisiana

Branson, Missouri

Remaining after this: 1249

Question 3822 · single_choice

Diwali is an autumn festival celebrated in which country?

Korea

China

Morocco

India

Remaining after this: 1248

Question 3823 · single_choice

What does the U.K.’s Guy Fawkes Night commemorate?

Queen Elizabeth’s coronation

A famous knight’s birthday

The end of the Hundred Years’ war

A failed bombing

Remaining after this: 1247

Question 3824 · single_choice

What food is the centerpiece of China’s Mid-Autumn Festival?

Mooncakes

Wontons

Hot pot

Dumplings

Remaining after this: 1246

Question 3825 · single_choice

Which ancient culture originally celebrated the Day of the Dead?

Greeks

Egyptians

Aztecs

Minoans

Remaining after this: 1245

Question 3826 · single_choice

What is the most important custom of Thailand’s Loy Krathong festival?

Making small boats

Setting off fireworks

Making dumplings

Making wooden dolls

Remaining after this: 1244

Question 3827 · single_choice

What does the name of Japan’s Tsukimi festival translate to?

Moon-viewing

Rice cakes

Dragon eyes

Music festival

Remaining after this: 1243

Question 3828 · single_choice

Bali, Indonesia, holds what type of harvest festival each year?

Rice

Coconuts

Soybeans

Peanuts

Remaining after this: 1242

Question 3829 · single_choice

Barcelona’s La Mercé festival is famous for what type of street act?

Human pyramids

Fire breathing

Bull racing

Magicians

Remaining after this: 1241

Question 3830 · single_choice

The annual Korean festival of Chuseok honors what?

A blue moon

The end of monsoon season

The fall harvest

Korean New Year

Remaining after this: 1240

Question 3831 · single_choice

Which country is home to Olivagando, an olive harvest festival?

Greece

New Zealand

Portugal

Italy

Remaining after this: 1239

Question 3832 · single_choice

Which country hosts an annual Pirates Week Festival in the fall?

Cayman Islands

The Bahamas

Panama

Philippines

Remaining after this: 1238

Question 3833 · single_choice

Mendoza, Argentina, hosts what type of annual harvest festival?

Cashews

Cacao

Grapes

Coffee

Remaining after this: 1237

Question 3834 · single_choice

The MassKara Festival is a major celebration in what country?

The Philippines

Brazil

South Africa

Libya

Remaining after this: 1236

Question 3835 · single_choice

Which country celebrates the annual Festival of the Yams?

Chile

Romania

Australia

Ghana

Remaining after this: 1235

Question 3836 · single_choice

What type of festival is Paris, France’s Nuit Blanche?

Arts

Wine

Dance

Film

Remaining after this: 1234

Question 3837 · single_choice

What is traditionally made during the Jewish festival of Sukkot?

Altars

Huts

Pies

Wooden shoes

Remaining after this: 1233

Question 3838 · single_choice

What is North Dakota’s official nickname?

Prairie State

Peace Garden State

Border State

Corn State

Remaining after this: 1232

Question 3839 · single_choice

What is the capital of North Dakota?

Fargo

Bismarck

Pierre

Minot

Remaining after this: 1231

Question 3840 · single_choice

Which of these national park sites is NOT in South Dakota?

Badlands

Wind Cave

Mount Rushmore

Death Valley

Remaining after this: 1230

Question 3841 · single_choice

Which major river runs through South Dakota?

Mississippi

Ohio

Missouri

Columbia

Remaining after this: 1229

Question 3842 · single_choice

Which of these Presidents is NOT featured on Mount Rushmore?

Theodore Roosevelt

Abraham Lincoln

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Thomas Jefferson

Remaining after this: 1228

Question 3843 · single_choice

What does the word “Dakota” mean?

Prairie

Vast horizon

Friend

Buffalo

Remaining after this: 1227

Question 3844 · single_choice

North Dakota has more of what than any other state?

National parks

Highways

Caves

National Wildlife Refuges

Remaining after this: 1226

Question 3845 · single_choice

What is the official state sport of South Dakota?

Fishing

Football

Curling

Rodeo

Remaining after this: 1225

Question 3846 · single_choice

Which of the following states or provinces does NOT border North Dakota?

Saskatchewan

Minnesota

Alberta

Montana

Remaining after this: 1224

Question 3847 · single_choice

Mitchell, South Dakota, is home to the "world's only" what?

7-star hotel

Ventriloquism museum

Corn palace

Forest of petrified wood

Remaining after this: 1223

Question 3848 · single_choice

North Dakota landmark Salem Sue is what kind of animal?

Buffalo

Dinosaur

Prairie Dog

Cow

Remaining after this: 1222

Question 3849 · single_choice

What is the highest peak in the Dakotas?

Black Elk Peak

Crows Nest Peak

White Butte

Little Devil’s Tower

Remaining after this: 1221

Question 3850 · single_choice

North Dakota’s only national park is named for which president?

Abraham Lincoln

George Washington

Woodrow Wilson

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 1220

Question 3851 · single_choice

Which Wild West legend is buried in Deadwood, South Dakota?

Buffalo Bill

Billy the Kid

Daniel Boone

Calamity Jane

Remaining after this: 1219

Question 3852 · single_choice

Which popular motel chain originated in South Dakota?

Super 8

Motel 6

Howard Johnsons

Econo Lodge

Remaining after this: 1218

Question 3853 · single_choice

What is the second-most widely spoken language in North Dakota?

Norwegian

German

Spanish

Swedish

Remaining after this: 1217

Question 3854 · single_choice

Belle Fourche, South Dakota, is famous for what?

Birthplace of Wild Bill Hickok

Geographic center of the U.S.

Site of the first gold rush

First capital of Dakota Territory

Remaining after this: 1216

Question 3855 · single_choice

North Dakota produces more of which food item than any other state?

Potatoes

Honey

Corn

Bread

Remaining after this: 1215

Question 3856 · single_choice

Korczak Ziółkowski designed which South Dakota monument?

Dignity statue

Mount Rushmore

State capitol

Crazy Horse Memorial

Remaining after this: 1214

Question 3857 · single_choice

Which North Dakota author first won a Congressional Gold Medal?

Louise Erdrich

Laura Ingalls Wilder

Zane Grey

Louis L’Amour

Remaining after this: 1213

Question 3858 · single_choice

South Dakota is home to which of these unofficial “capitals” of the world?

Rhubarb

Buckwheat

Sunflower

Rye

Remaining after this: 1212

Question 3859 · single_choice

Where is the allegedly haunted Forsyth Park?

Savannah, Georgia

New Orleans, Louisiana

St. Augustine, Florida

Knoxville, Tennessee

Remaining after this: 1211

Question 3860 · single_choice

Where is the real-life Dracula’s Castle?

Romania

Germany

Switzerland

Scotland

Remaining after this: 1210

Question 3861 · single_choice

What haunted hotel inspired Stephen King's "The Shining"?

The Plaza, NYC

The Biltmore, North Carolina

The Stanley Hotel, Colorado

The Old Faithful Inn, Wyoming

Remaining after this: 1209

Question 3862 · single_choice

Which British queen is said to haunt the Tower of London?

Elizabeth I

Anne Boleyn

Victoria

Anne of Cleves

Remaining after this: 1208

Question 3863 · single_choice

Haunted catacombs lie beneath which of these European cities?

Paris

Oslo

Milan

Barcelona

Remaining after this: 1207

Question 3864 · single_choice

What Civil War battlefield in Pennsylvania is said to be haunted?

Fort Sumter

Manassas

Harper’s Ferry

Gettysburg

Remaining after this: 1206

Question 3865 · single_choice

The Brothers Grimm set many of their dark tales in what haunted forest?

Dragon’s Blood Forest, Yemen

Dancing Forest, Russia

Wistman’s Woods, England

The Black Forest, Germany

Remaining after this: 1205

Question 3866 · single_choice

What historic ship in Long Beach, California, is said to be haunted?

The Europa

The Celtic

The Queen Mary

The Luciana

Remaining after this: 1204

Question 3867 · single_choice

Known for its ghosts, where is the Eastern State Penitentiary?

New York City

Philadelphia

Atlanta

San Francisco

Remaining after this: 1203

Question 3868 · single_choice

Said to be haunted, the historic Fairmont Banff Springs is located where?

Switzerland

Austria

Canada

Italy

Remaining after this: 1202

Question 3869 · single_choice

Greyfriars Kirkyard is the most haunted cemetery in which city?

Dublin, Ireland

Hamburg, Germany

Edinburgh, Scotland

Hartford, Connecticut

Remaining after this: 1201

Question 3870 · single_choice

Where is the eerie Teatro Tapia?

San Jose, Costa Rica

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Mexico City, Mexico

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Remaining after this: 1200

Question 3871 · single_choice

The Hofdi House is which country’s most notorious haunted house?

Ireland

Iceland

Australia

Canada

Remaining after this: 1199

Question 3872 · single_choice

The haunted Aokigahara Forest lies in the shadow of which mountain?

Mount Fuji

Mount Everest

Songshan Mountain

Mount Kenya

Remaining after this: 1198

Question 3873 · single_choice

What haunted castle is also the oldest colonial building in South Africa?

Balmoral Castle

Castle of Good Hope

Cape Coast Castle

Fort Beaufort

Remaining after this: 1197

Question 3874 · single_choice

In which country do ghosts and spirits lurk in the Hoia-Baciu Forest?

Romania

Japan

New Zealand

Uganda

Remaining after this: 1196

Question 3875 · single_choice

Which Chinese landmark is haunted by the ghost of a woman in white?

Summer Palace

Shanghai Tower

Forbidden City

Yu Garden

Remaining after this: 1195

Question 3876 · single_choice

Leap Castle is rumored to be the most haunted castle in what country?

Ireland

Norway

Hungary

Canada

Remaining after this: 1194

Question 3877 · single_choice

Whose ghost did Winston Churchill see during a visit to the White House?

Abraham Lincoln

George Washington

Alexander Hamilton

John F. Kennedy

Remaining after this: 1193

Question 3878 · single_choice

Which famous hotel in Lima, Peru, now has a ghostly reputation?

The Shelbourne Hotel

Copacabana Palace

Clardige’s

Gran Hotel Bolivar

Remaining after this: 1192

Question 3879 · single_choice

Who designed Barcelona’s Park Güell?

Salvador Dali

Frederick Law Olmsted

Antoni Gaudí

Pedro Ramírez Vázquez

Remaining after this: 1191

Question 3880 · single_choice

Where is the world’s largest urban park?

United States

Russia

China

South Africa

Remaining after this: 1190

Question 3881 · single_choice

Which trees can be found along the main pathway of Tokyo’s Ueno Park?

Gingko

Cherry blossom

Plum

Willow

Remaining after this: 1189

Question 3882 · single_choice

Dublin, Ireland’s largest park is named after what mythical creature?

Pegasus

Dragon

Phoenix

Sphinx

Remaining after this: 1188

Question 3883 · single_choice

Which Asian country has a park of metal “Supertrees”?

Singapore

Beijing

Tokyo

Hanoi

Remaining after this: 1187

Question 3884 · single_choice

Stanley Park is the largest urban park in which city?

Manchester, England

Denver, Colorado

Vancouver, Canada

Cape Town, South Africa

Remaining after this: 1186

Question 3885 · single_choice

What is the largest of London’s Royal Parks?

Regents Park

Richmond Park

Hyde Park

Green Park

Remaining after this: 1185

Question 3886 · single_choice

Which park features the Artichoke Fountain and the Bathing Venus statue?

Villa Borghese, Rome

National Garden, Athens

Luxembourg Gardens, Paris

Boboli Gardens, Florence

Remaining after this: 1184

Question 3887 · single_choice

Vondelpark in Amsterdam features a sculpture by which renowned artist?

Auguste Rodin

Leonardo da Vinci

Pablo Picasso

Antony Gormley

Remaining after this: 1183

Question 3888 · single_choice

What is the largest park in New York City?

Pelham Bay Park

Central Park

Prospect Park

Brooklyn Bridge Park

Remaining after this: 1182

Question 3889 · single_choice

What musician has a park named for him in Cuba?

Paul McCartney

Buddy Holly

Richie Valens

John Lennon

Remaining after this: 1181

Question 3890 · single_choice

In which park can you visit the Marie de Medici Fountain?

Regents Park, London

Stadtpark, Vienna

Boboli Gardens, Florence

Jardins de Luxembourg, Paris

Remaining after this: 1180

Question 3891 · single_choice

Where is Yoyogi Park?

Taipei, Taiwan

Shanghai, China

Kyoto, Japan

Tokyo, Japan

Remaining after this: 1179

Question 3892 · single_choice

What does Brazil’s Ibirapuera Park commemorate?

400th anniversary of São Paulo

Football star Pelé

250th anniversary of Brazil

The Rio de Janeiro Olympics

Remaining after this: 1178

Question 3893 · single_choice

Gorky Park stands on the banks of the Moskva River in which city?

Helsinki, Finland

Bukhara, Uzbekistan

Moscow, Russia

Bucharest, Romania

Remaining after this: 1177

Question 3894 · single_choice

Speakers’ Corner is a famous gathering place in which British city?

Birmingham

London

Edinburgh

Belfast

Remaining after this: 1176

Question 3895 · single_choice

Vienna’s Stadtpark features statues of which composers?

Mozart and Wagner

Mozart and Schubert

Wagner and Strauss

Schubert and Strauss

Remaining after this: 1175

Question 3896 · single_choice

Frogner Park is the largest park of which capital city?

Stockholm, Sweden

Oslo, Norway

Copenhagen, Denmark

Reykjavik, Iceland

Remaining after this: 1174

Question 3897 · single_choice

Lumpini Park was the first public park built in which Asian city?

Seoul, South Korea

Bangkok, Thailand

Tokyo, Japan

Jakarta, Indonesia

Remaining after this: 1173

Question 3898 · single_choice

Beihai Park in Beijing is associated with which season?

Spring

Summer

Fall

Winter

Remaining after this: 1172

Question 3899 · single_choice

What is Hanukkah also known as?

The Festival of Feasts

The Festival of Elohim

The Festival of Lights

The Festival of Freedom

Remaining after this: 1171

Question 3900 · single_choice

Where did Boxing Day originate?

Thailand

United States

Great Britain

Australia

Remaining after this: 1170

Question 3901 · single_choice

Each of the seven days of Kwanzaa is dedicated to what?

Traditional foods

Important cultural figures

The philosophies of the holiday

Prayer

Remaining after this: 1169

Question 3902 · single_choice

Which '90s sitcom popularized the parody holiday known as Festivus?

Friends

Frasier

Seinfeld

Mad About You

Remaining after this: 1168

Question 3903 · single_choice

Scotland’s Hogmanay celebrates what?

Scottish independence

Robert Burns

Scottish mythology

New Year's Eve

Remaining after this: 1167

Question 3904 · single_choice

What does the holiday known as “Krampusnacht” translate to?

Krampus night

Krampus knocking

Krampus knows

Krampus naughty

Remaining after this: 1166

Question 3905 · single_choice

When is St. Nicholas Day?

December 1

December 6

December 21

December 25

Remaining after this: 1165

Question 3906 · single_choice

A national December holiday in Mexico honors which religious figure?

Our Lady of Guadalupe

Juan Diego

Santa Muerte

St. James the Apostle

Remaining after this: 1164

Question 3907 · single_choice

Which of the following is NOT a traditional Hanukkah food?

Latkes

Pork loin

Jelly doughtnuts

Chocolate coins

Remaining after this: 1163

Question 3908 · single_choice

Which of the following is a traditional Boxing Day activity in the U.K.?

Volunteering

Shopping

Hiking

Cleaning

Remaining after this: 1162

Question 3909 · single_choice

What popular 1980s song mentions the Kwanzaa feast of Karamu?

Part Time Lover by Stevie Wonder

All Night Long by Lionel Richie

I’m Coming Out by Diana Ross

Human Nature by Michael Jackson

Remaining after this: 1161

Question 3910 · single_choice

What ancient Roman festival influenced modern Christmas traditions?

Yule

Saturnalia

Quinquatria

Winter Nights

Remaining after this: 1160

Question 3911 · single_choice

Which of the following is NOT the name of a winter solstice celebration?

Dong Zhi

Soyal

Newgrange

White Nights

Remaining after this: 1159

Question 3912 · single_choice

What Hogmanay tradition sees Scots go door to door late into the night?

First footing

First past the post

Auld Lang Syne Time

Hogmanay Haver

Remaining after this: 1158

Question 3913 · single_choice

St. Lucia's Day is a December celebration in which of these countries?

Brazil

Sweden

Germany

Mexico

Remaining after this: 1157

Question 3914 · single_choice

The name "Krampus" means what in German?

Cursed

Claw

Beast

Wicked

Remaining after this: 1156

Question 3915 · single_choice

What do Japan's Omisoka celebrations commemorate?

New Year's Eve

Constitution Day

National Foundation Day

Day of Mourning

Remaining after this: 1155

Question 3916 · single_choice

What does Bodhi Day celebrate?

Siddhartha Gautama’s birth

Siddhartha Gautama’s death

The creation of Buddhism

The date of enlightenment

Remaining after this: 1154

Question 3917 · single_choice

What does Mexico's Las Posadas festival commemorate?

Joseph and Mary’s Bethlehem trek

The nativity of Jesus

Poinsettias

Our Lady of Guadalupe

Remaining after this: 1153

Question 3918 · single_choice

Why are Toshikoshi soba noodles eaten on New Year’s Eve in Japan?

To prevent food waste

They ward off bad omens

They symbolize longevity

To give thanks for healthy crops

Remaining after this: 1152

Question 3919 · single_choice

What island is home to the southernmost point in the continental U.S.?

Key West

Key Largo

Jekyll Island

Amelia Island

Remaining after this: 1151

Question 3920 · single_choice

What is the largest island in the contiguous U.S.?

Hilton Head Island

Nantucket

Long Island

Block Island

Remaining after this: 1150

Question 3921 · single_choice

The Outer Banks extend along most of which state’s coastline?

Maryland

Washington

Florida

North Carolina

Remaining after this: 1149

Question 3922 · single_choice

Martha’s Vineyard is located south of which cape?

Cape Cod

Cape May

Cape Canaveral

Cape Elizabeth

Remaining after this: 1148

Question 3923 · single_choice

Which of these Texas cities is located on an island?

Waco

San Antonio

Abilene

Galveston

Remaining after this: 1147

Question 3924 · single_choice

The San Juan Islands are an archipelago in what state?

Washington

Texas

Florida

California

Remaining after this: 1146

Question 3925 · single_choice

Which of these islands is part of California’s Channel Islands?

Kiawah Island

Isle Royale

Santa Catalina Island

Islamorada

Remaining after this: 1145

Question 3926 · single_choice

Which Hawaiian island is the youngest?

Hawaii (Big Island)

Kauai

Oahu

Lanai

Remaining after this: 1144

Question 3927 · single_choice

What popular tourist island is located near Savannah, Georgia?

Little Torch Key

Pine Island

Sea Island

Tybee Island

Remaining after this: 1143

Question 3928 · single_choice

What island was home to the first attempted English settlement in America?

Amelia Island

Pine Island

Roanoke Island

Jekyll Island

Remaining after this: 1142

Question 3929 · single_choice

What national park is located on Mount Desert Island in Maine?

Acadia National Park

Glacier National Park

Shenandoah National Park

Hot Springs National Park

Remaining after this: 1141

Question 3930 · single_choice

Which island sits between Michigan’s Upper and Lower Peninsulas?

Prince of Wales Island

Padre Island

Mackinac Island

Cumberland Island

Remaining after this: 1140

Question 3931 · single_choice

Which of these is a popular barrier island off the coast of Long Island?

Lido Key

Fire Island

Anna Maria Island

Bar Island

Remaining after this: 1139

Question 3932 · single_choice

Which Lowcountry island is known for its red-and-white striped lighthouse?

Bodie Island

Sanibel Island

Hilton Head Island

Whidbey Island

Remaining after this: 1138

Question 3933 · single_choice

Sanibel Island is adjacent to which other island on Florida’s Gulf Coast?

Amelia Island

Siesta Key

Key Biscayne

Captiva Island

Remaining after this: 1137

Question 3934 · single_choice

Which three islands make up the town of Nantucket, Massachusetts?

Nantucket, Tuckernuck, Muskeget

Nantucket, Madeline, Roanoke

Victoria, Block, St. Lawrence

Nantucket, Madeline, Vancouver

Remaining after this: 1136

Question 3935 · single_choice

Maryland's Assateague Island is home to hundreds of what wild animals?

Boars

Horses

Peacocks

Bison

Remaining after this: 1135

Question 3936 · single_choice

Which is the largest of Florida’s Ten Thousand Islands chain?

Marco Island

Sugarloaf Key

Santa Rosa Island

Anastasia Island

Remaining after this: 1134

Question 3937 · single_choice

Antelope Island is located within which U.S. lake?

Great Salt Lake

Lake Erie

Lake Huron

Lake Powell

Remaining after this: 1133

Question 3938 · single_choice

What is Alaska’s largest island?

Fox Island

Raspberry Island

Kodiak Island

Admiralty Island

Remaining after this: 1132

Question 3939 · single_choice

The Sistine Chapel is part of which museum?

Capitoline Museum

Uffizi Gallery

Borghese Museum

Vatican Museums

Remaining after this: 1131

Question 3940 · single_choice

Which museum houses the Rosetta Stone?

Smithsonian

Egyptian Museum

British Museum

Louvre

Remaining after this: 1130

Question 3941 · single_choice

Which of these history museums is NOT located in Philadelphia?

National Constitution Center

Museum of the American Revolution

National Liberty Museum

The Paul Revere House

Remaining after this: 1129

Question 3942 · single_choice

Where can you see the sarcophagus of King Tutankhamun?

Egyptian Museum

Smithsonian

British Museum

Acropolis Museum

Remaining after this: 1128

Question 3943 · single_choice

The historical site of Pompei is in the shadow of which volcano?

Mount Vesuvius

Mount Etna

Mount St. Helens

Mount Tambora

Remaining after this: 1127

Question 3944 · single_choice

Where is the world’s largest museum complex?

London, England

Washington, D.C.

Paris, France

Beijing, China

Remaining after this: 1126

Question 3945 · single_choice

The National Civil Rights Museum is in which Southern U.S. city?

Memphis, Tennessee

Selma, Alabama

New Orleans, Louisiana

Birmingham, Alabama

Remaining after this: 1125

Question 3946 · single_choice

Which fictional detective’s home is a museum in London?

Miss Marple

Sam Spade

Hercule Poirot

Sherlock Holmes

Remaining after this: 1124

Question 3947 · single_choice

The National World War II Museum is in which U.S. city?

New York, New York

Washington, D.C.

Columbus, Ohio

New Orleans, Louisiana

Remaining after this: 1123

Question 3948 · single_choice

Where is the oldest museum in the United States?

Charleston, South Carolina

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Boston, Massachusetts

St. Augustine, Florida

Remaining after this: 1122

Question 3949 · single_choice

What museum bills itself as the world’s largest living history museum?

Weald and Downland Museum, U.K.

Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia

Black Country Living Museum, U.K.

Netherlands Open Air Museum

Remaining after this: 1121

Question 3950 · single_choice

Catherine the Great founded the Hermitage Museum in which Russian city?

Moscow

Yekaterinburg

St. Petersburg

Novosibirsk

Remaining after this: 1120

Question 3951 · single_choice

The Rijksmuseum is located in which European capital?

Prague, Czechia

Vienna, Austria

Berlin, Germany

Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 1119

Question 3952 · single_choice

Where is the Capitoline Museum, one of the world’s oldest museums?

Egypt

Italy

Greece

United Kingdom

Remaining after this: 1118

Question 3953 · single_choice

What institution opened the first university museum in 1683?

Yale

Cambridge

Oxford

Harvard

Remaining after this: 1117

Question 3954 · single_choice

Which London museum displays the Crown Jewels?

Museum of London

Tower of London

British Museum

Victoria and Albert Museum

Remaining after this: 1116

Question 3955 · single_choice

Abraham Lincoln’s top hat is displayed at which museum?

Abe Lincoln Presidential Library

Abraham Lincoln Birthplace

Nat'l Museum of American History

National Constitution Center

Remaining after this: 1115

Question 3956 · single_choice

Where is the National Museum of Japanese History?

Tokyo

Sakura

Osaka

Kyoto

Remaining after this: 1114

Question 3957 · single_choice

Beijing’s Palace Museum is better known as what?

National Museum of China

Tiananmen Square

Forbidden City

People’s Revolutionary Museum

Remaining after this: 1113

Question 3958 · single_choice

The DHM is the national history museum of which country?

The Netherlands

Denmark

Austria

Germany

Remaining after this: 1112

Question 3959 · single_choice

The slogan "What Happens Here, Stays Here" describes which city?

New York

Las Vegas

Los Angeles

Miami

Remaining after this: 1111

Question 3960 · single_choice

Alabama's tourism slogan is named after a song by which rock band?

Alabama

Alabama Shakes

Creedence Clearwater Revival

Lynyrd Skynyrd

Remaining after this: 1110

Question 3961 · single_choice

Austin, Texas' unofficial slogan says to keep the city what?

Bizarre

Silly

Free

Weird

Remaining after this: 1109

Question 3962 · single_choice

What Georgia native sang a song that has also been the state's slogan?

Otis Redding

Luke Bryan

Jay Z

Ray Charles

Remaining after this: 1108

Question 3963 · single_choice

Louisiana's slogan says the state will do what to visitors' souls?

Feed them

Enrich them

Enliven them

Awaken them

Remaining after this: 1107

Question 3964 · single_choice

Which country's slogan is "the Happiest Place on Earth"?

Canada

New Zealand

Denmark

Germany

Remaining after this: 1106

Question 3965 · single_choice

Which California Gold Rush city once had the slogan "Discover Gold"?

Sacramento

San Jose

Sonoma

Riverside

Remaining after this: 1105

Question 3966 · single_choice

The Netherlands' tourism slogan dubs the country “the original” what?

Chill

Cheese

Hot Spot

Cool

Remaining after this: 1104

Question 3967 · single_choice

Which state's slogan claims "It’s Like a Whole Other Country"?

Texas

Iowa

Maine

Wyoming

Remaining after this: 1103

Question 3968 · single_choice

Where did the slogan "Virginia Is for Lovers" first appear?

A Times Square billboard

A country song

A bridal magazine

The state seal

Remaining after this: 1102

Question 3969 · single_choice

Which state adapted its “Live Free or Die” motto into a new slogan?

New Hampshire

Alaska

Florida

Michigan

Remaining after this: 1101

Question 3970 · single_choice

Which Central American nation once called itself "the 45-Minute Country"?

Nicaragua

Guatemala

Belize

El Salvador

Remaining after this: 1100

Question 3971 · single_choice

What Aberdeen, Washington, musician inspired the city's unofficial motto?

Bing Crosby

Macklemore

Kurt Cobain

Kenny G

Remaining after this: 1099

Question 3972 · single_choice

Nebraska's celebrated cheeky slogan said what about the state?

Not Bruce Springsteen’s Nebraska

You’ve Got to Visit at Least Once

Honestly, It’s Not for Everyone

Cooler Than Kool-Aid

Remaining after this: 1098

Question 3973 · single_choice

South Dakota shares a city name, and related slogan, with which state?

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

Massachusetts

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 1097

Question 3974 · single_choice

Which Hollywood star inspired the "Taken By Albania" tourism slogan?

John Belushi

Liam Neeson

Eliza Dushku

Ryan Reynolds

Remaining after this: 1096

Question 3975 · single_choice

Which city has NOT used an official "Biggest Little City" slogan?

Memphis, Tennessee

Reno, Nevada

Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Portland, Oregon

Remaining after this: 1095

Question 3976 · single_choice

How does Bangladesh describe itself in its official slogan?

Beautiful

Bountiful

Beguiling

Beloved

Remaining after this: 1094

Question 3977 · single_choice

When was Hershey, Pennsylvania, dubbed "The Sweetest Place On Earth"?

1773

1886

1903

1990

Remaining after this: 1093

Question 3978 · single_choice

Which artist designed the "I Love New York" slogan’s iconic logo?

David Carson

Milton Glaser

Jeff Koons

Andy Warhol

Remaining after this: 1092

Question 3979 · single_choice

Gstaad is an exclusive mountain town in which country?

Switzerland

Norway

France

South Africa

Remaining after this: 1091

Question 3980 · single_choice

Where is the popular Mont-Tremblant ski resort located?

France

Vermont

Quebec

British Columbia

Remaining after this: 1090

Question 3981 · single_choice

The first Winter Olympics took place in which mountain town?

Lake Placid, New York

Oslo, Norway

Chamonix, France

Wengen, Switzerland

Remaining after this: 1089

Question 3982 · single_choice

Which mountain town is nicknamed "the Little Switzerland of America"?

Ouray, Colorado

Park City, Utah

Stowe, Vermont

Gatlinburg, Tennessee

Remaining after this: 1088

Question 3983 · single_choice

Shirakawa-go is a picturesque UNESCO World Heritage Site located where?

Japan

China

Bhutan

Thailand

Remaining after this: 1087

Question 3984 · single_choice

Leavenworth, Washington, was remodeled to look like what region?

British Isles

Scandinavia

Bavaria

Iberian Peninsula

Remaining after this: 1086

Question 3985 · single_choice

Where can you visit the scenic town of Jasper, located in a national park?

Alaska

Alberta

Wales

Slovenia

Remaining after this: 1085

Question 3986 · single_choice

What mountain town has the world’s highest above-ground cable car?

Lake Tahoe, California

Telluride, Colorado

Whistler, British Columbia

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Remaining after this: 1084

Question 3987 · single_choice

Chefchaouen, Morocco, is known by what colorful nickname?

The Blue Pearl

The Golden Summit

The Rose City

The Green Jewel

Remaining after this: 1083

Question 3988 · single_choice

Hallstatt, Austria, is home to the world’s oldest what?

Research university

Ski resort

Salt mine

Astronomical observatory

Remaining after this: 1082

Question 3989 · single_choice

What mountain town is known for its prominent art community?

Mammoth Lakes, California

Sun Valley, Idaho

Taos, New Mexico

Livingston, New Mexico

Remaining after this: 1081

Question 3990 · single_choice

Which town is known as the gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains?

Gatlinburg

Leadville

Boone

Kennesaw

Remaining after this: 1080

Question 3991 · single_choice

What Canadian mountain community has the country’s highest elevation?

Whistler, British Columbia

Collingwood, Ontario

Saint-Sauveur, Québec

Lake Louise, Alberta

Remaining after this: 1079

Question 3992 · single_choice

Which city hosted the 1964 Winter Olympics but had no snow?

St. Moritz, Switzerland

Innsbruck, Austria

Oslo, Norway

Sapporo, Japan

Remaining after this: 1078

Question 3993 · single_choice

What is Wengen, Switzerland, famous for?

Where skiing was invented

Created the first snow machine

Hometown of ABBA

Being car-free

Remaining after this: 1077

Question 3994 · single_choice

What mountain near Telluride, Colorado, appears on Coors Light beer cans?

Wilson Peak

Mount Willis

El Diente Peak

Gladstone Peak

Remaining after this: 1076

Question 3995 · single_choice

Srinagar, India, is the region’s capital only during what season?

Spring

Summer

Fall

Winter

Remaining after this: 1075

Question 3996 · single_choice

Wanaka is the gateway to Mount Aspiring National Park in which country?

South Africa

Indonesia

Pakistan

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 1074

Question 3997 · single_choice

What symbolic monument is St. Magdalena, Italy, known for?

A mermaid statue

A church

A mushroom-shaped rock formation

A giant radio tower

Remaining after this: 1073

Question 3998 · single_choice

The village of Torla is located in a national park in what mountain range?

Southern Alps

Pyrenees

Canadian Rockies

Andes

Remaining after this: 1072

Question 3999 · single_choice

Where is America's oldest continually inhabited street?

Boston, Massachusetts

New York, New York

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

St. Augustine, Florida

Remaining after this: 1071

Question 4000 · single_choice

Which state has the most National Historic Landmarks?

California

Massachusetts

New York

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 1070

Question 4001 · single_choice

Alcatraz Island is located in which state?

New York

Florida

Oregon

California

Remaining after this: 1069

Question 4002 · single_choice

The Graceland National Historic Landmark was the home of which singer?

Patsy Cline

Elvis Presley

Hank Williams, Sr.

Buddy Holly

Remaining after this: 1068

Question 4003 · single_choice

Springfield, Illinois, has two landmarks for which President?

James Monroe

Abraham Lincoln

Ulysses S. Grant

William McKinley

Remaining after this: 1067

Question 4004 · single_choice

Which famous architect designed 26 National Historic Landmarks?

Frank Lloyd Wright

Norma Merrick Sklarek

Frederick Law Olmsted

William F. Lamb

Remaining after this: 1066

Question 4005 · single_choice

Which National Historic Landmark was once called Cape Kennedy?

Apollo Mission Control Center

Los Alamos National Laboratory

Cape Canaveral

Cape Hatteras Lighthouse

Remaining after this: 1065

Question 4006 · single_choice

What NASCAR venue is a National Historic Landmark?

Daytona Speedway

Indianapolis Motor Speedway

Bristol Motor Speedway

Talladega Speedway

Remaining after this: 1064

Question 4007 · single_choice

Which landmark bridge spans the East River?

Brooklyn Bridge

George Washington Bridge

Edmund Pettus Bridge

Robert F. Kennedy Bridge

Remaining after this: 1063

Question 4008 · single_choice

What famous brewery was the first to be made a National Historic Landmark?

Anheuser-Busch

Yuengling

Pabst Brewing Company

Miller

Remaining after this: 1062

Question 4009 · single_choice

A wildlife refuge and historic landmark in Florida is named for what bird?

Stork

Eagle

Pelican

Oystercatcher

Remaining after this: 1061

Question 4010 · single_choice

Where are Forts Apache and Bowie?

Texas

New Mexico

Utah

Arizona

Remaining after this: 1060

Question 4011 · single_choice

What type of animal is the New Jersey landmark Lucy?

Horse

Grizzly bear

Eagle

Elephant

Remaining after this: 1059

Question 4012 · single_choice

Which notorious Wild West town is NOT a National Historic landmark?

Deadwood, South Dakota

Virginia City, Nevada

Dodge City, Kansas

Tombstone, Arizona

Remaining after this: 1058

Question 4013 · single_choice

The Hermitage, a Nashville historic landmark, was which President’s home?

Andrew Johnson

Abraham Lincoln

William Henry Harrison

Andrew Jackson

Remaining after this: 1057

Question 4014 · single_choice

Where can you visit Danger Cave and Desolation Canyon?

Utah

New Mexico

Arizona

Nevada

Remaining after this: 1056

Question 4015 · single_choice

What is the Belle of Louisville, a Kentucky historic landmark?

A historic house

A steamboat

A horse farm

A statue

Remaining after this: 1055

Question 4016 · single_choice

Who was born at the Ivy Green historic landmark in Alabama?

Martin Luther King, Jr.

Gloria Steinem

Hellen Keller

Malcolm X

Remaining after this: 1054

Question 4017 · single_choice

A site listed as "48GO305" is a National Historic Landmark in which state?

Montana

Oklahoma

Michigan

Wyoming

Remaining after this: 1053

Question 4018 · single_choice

Where is the only National Historic Landmark not on U.S. soil?

Morocco

Germany

Vietnam

Japan

Remaining after this: 1052

Question 4019 · single_choice

Before switching to blue, what color were U.S. passports?

Green

Red

Black

Orange

Remaining after this: 1051

Question 4020 · single_choice

Which of these is NOT a requirement for a passport photo?

Color photograph

White/off-white background

Full-body picture

Neutral facial expression

Remaining after this: 1050

Question 4021 · single_choice

Which department is responsible for issuing U.S. passports?

Department of Defense

Department of Transportation

Department of State

Department of Commerce

Remaining after this: 1049

Question 4022 · single_choice

Which is NOT one of the four colors used for passport covers?

Red

Blue

Green

White

Remaining after this: 1048

Question 4023 · single_choice

How do most countries record travel history within passports?

Signatures

Stamps

Punched holes

Check marks

Remaining after this: 1047

Question 4024 · single_choice

New Zealand is among just a handful of countries with what color passport?

Red

Green

Blue

Black

Remaining after this: 1046

Question 4025 · single_choice

The first U.S. passports were issued during which war?

Civil War

War of 1812

Revolutionary War

Spanish-American War

Remaining after this: 1045

Question 4026 · single_choice

In the U.S., an adult passport is valid for how many years?

3

5

10

12

Remaining after this: 1044

Question 4027 · single_choice

As of 2023, which country’s passport allows entry to the most countries?

Japan

United States

Brazil

England

Remaining after this: 1043

Question 4028 · single_choice

Who is generally credited with creating the first modern passport?

Genghis Khan

King Henry V of England

Mao Zedong

Charles II of Spain

Remaining after this: 1042

Question 4029 · single_choice

Which of these figures helped issue the first known American passport?

Benjamin Franklin

George Washington

John Hancock

Samuel Adams

Remaining after this: 1041

Question 4030 · single_choice

Which kind of uniform is allowed in a U.S. passport photo?

Religious

Law enforcement

Medical

Military

Remaining after this: 1040

Question 4031 · single_choice

What is the only nation in the European Union without a red passport?

Croatia

Greece

Portugal

Norway

Remaining after this: 1039

Question 4032 · single_choice

What image appears when UV light is shined on a Norwegian passport?

Crown

Eagle

Northern lights

Sailboat

Remaining after this: 1038

Question 4033 · single_choice

Roughly how many Americans have a valid, unexpired passport?

10%

37%

68%

90%

Remaining after this: 1037

Question 4034 · single_choice

What factor is most likely to affect whether a person has a U.S. passport?

Political affiliation

Age

Income

Regional location

Remaining after this: 1036

Question 4035 · single_choice

Which country’s passport allows entry to the fewest number of nations?

Iraq

Guatemala

Afghanistan

Australia

Remaining after this: 1035

Question 4036 · single_choice

Which information is NOT found in an American passport?

Date of birth

Place of birth

Gender

Height

Remaining after this: 1034

Question 4037 · single_choice

What type of passport frequently exempts holders from prosecution?

Emergency passport

Diplomatic passport

Collective passport

ePassport

Remaining after this: 1033

Question 4038 · single_choice

Which country’s passport acts as a flipbook with a walking moose?

Scotland

Argentina

South Korea

Finland

Remaining after this: 1032

Question 4039 · single_choice

Which storied highway traverses through Arizona?

Blue Ridge Parkway

Highway 1

Route 66

Lincoln Highway

Remaining after this: 1031

Question 4040 · single_choice

What is Arizona's official state nickname?

The Sunset State

The Grand Canyon State

The Land of Enchantment

The Desert State

Remaining after this: 1030

Question 4041 · single_choice

Which desert covers most of the southern portion of Arizona?

Sonoran Desert

Mojave Desert

Great Basin Desert

Sahara Desert

Remaining after this: 1029

Question 4042 · single_choice

What is NOT one of the other three states in the Four Corners Monument?

Utah

Wyoming

Colorado

New Mexico

Remaining after this: 1028

Question 4043 · single_choice

The O.K. Corral, a legendary fixture of the Wild West, is located where?

Chandler

Mesa

Scottsdale

Tombstone

Remaining after this: 1027

Question 4044 · single_choice

Arizona is home to a national park named for which plant?

Joshua tree

Agave

Sequioa

Saguaro

Remaining after this: 1026

Question 4045 · single_choice

The Hoover Dam is located on what river along the Arizona-Nevada border?

Colorado River

Rio Grande

Columbia River

Snake River

Remaining after this: 1025

Question 4046 · single_choice

Among U.S. capitals, Phoenix holds what distinction?

Oldest

Most populated

Lowest elevation

Largest by area

Remaining after this: 1024

Question 4047 · single_choice

The desert dunes in Yuma were used to represent Tatooine in which series?

Game of Thrones

The Avengers

Planet of the Apes

Star Wars

Remaining after this: 1023

Question 4048 · single_choice

Monument Valley is located within what Native American tribal lands?

Cherokee

Navajo

Seminole

Chickasaw

Remaining after this: 1022

Question 4049 · single_choice

What otherworldly landscape is found in the northeast corner of Arizona?

Painted Desert

Valley of Fire

Bonneville Salt Flats

Giant's Causeway

Remaining after this: 1021

Question 4050 · single_choice

What is NOT the name of one of Arizona’s professional sports teams?

Cardinals

Diamondbacks

Coyotes

Rockets

Remaining after this: 1020

Question 4051 · single_choice

Known for discovering Pluto, what observatory is located in Flagstaff?

Mauna Kea Observatory

Griffith Observatory

Lowell Observatory

McDonald Observatory

Remaining after this: 1019

Question 4052 · single_choice

What is the name of this unique archaeological site?

Capitol Reef

Chimney Rock

Montezuma Castle

Garden of the Gods

Remaining after this: 1018

Question 4053 · single_choice

Which culinary milestone took place in Arizona in 1975?

First McDonald’s drive-thru

Invention of the milkshake

First Krispy Kreme doughnut shop

Invention of iced tea

Remaining after this: 1017

Question 4054 · single_choice

Which Arizona city is home to Red Rock State Park?

Gilbert

Yuma

Prescott

Sedona

Remaining after this: 1016

Question 4055 · single_choice

What bridge was moved from its original city to Lake Havasu, Arizona?

Golden Gate Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge

London Bridge

Rialto Bridge

Remaining after this: 1015

Question 4056 · single_choice

Arizona is the country’s leading producer of what?

Timber

Iron

Coal

Copper

Remaining after this: 1014

Question 4057 · single_choice

Found in Arizona, what is a Gila monster?

A breakfast dish

A venomous lizard

A monsoon

A carnivorous plant

Remaining after this: 1013

Question 4058 · single_choice

Located in Flagstaff, what is the highest point in Arizona?

Mount Rainier

Humphreys Peak

Grand Teton

Kings Peak

Remaining after this: 1012

Question 4059 · single_choice

What does the name of Niagara Falls mean?

Calm waters

Thundering waters

Lovely waters

Sacred waters

Remaining after this: 1011

Question 4060 · single_choice

In which of these places are you most likely to see the northern lights?

Prince Edward Island

Newfoundland and Labrador

Northwest Territories

British Columbia

Remaining after this: 1010

Question 4061 · single_choice

The turquoise lakewater in the Canadian Rockies is the result of what?

Glacial runoff

Native plant life

Debris from mountain trains

Extended hours of sunlight

Remaining after this: 1009

Question 4062 · single_choice

Mistaken Point is one of the world’s most significant sites for what?

Fossils

Glaciers

Shipwrecks

Endangered species

Remaining after this: 1008

Question 4063 · single_choice

Osoyoos, British Columbia, has a famous lake called what?

Spotted Lake

Sulfate Spot Lake

Sacred Spot

Mirage Lake

Remaining after this: 1007

Question 4064 · single_choice

Which national park was Canada’s first natural UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Nahanni

Wood Buffalo

Waterton Lakes

Gros Morne

Remaining after this: 1006

Question 4065 · single_choice

What is the largest island in Canada?

Melville Island

Ellesmere Island

Victoria Island

Baffin Island

Remaining after this: 1005

Question 4066 · single_choice

Which famous scenic highway traverses Cape Breton Highlands National Park?

Cabot Trail

Pacific Rim

Viking Trail

Sea to Sky

Remaining after this: 1004

Question 4067 · single_choice

In which province or territory can you see the famous Iceberg Alley?

Newfoundland and Labrador

Ontario

Yukon Territory

Manitoba

Remaining after this: 1003

Question 4068 · single_choice

What archipelago is nicknamed the "Canadian Galapagos"?

Thousand Islands

Mingan Archipelago

Spider Islands

Haida Gwaii

Remaining after this: 1002

Question 4069 · single_choice

How was the Northwest Territories’ Bear Rock Sinkhole formed?

Asteroid

Cave collapse

Geyser eruption

Major flooding

Remaining after this: 1001

Question 4070 · single_choice

The prairie province of Saskatchewan has what unusual geological feature?

An active volcano

Sand dunes

A glacier

Cenotes

Remaining after this: 1000

Question 4071 · single_choice

Which Canadian site is the northernmost populated place in the world?

Ellesmere Island

Axel Heiberg Island

Iqaluit

Whitehorse

Remaining after this: 999

Question 4072 · single_choice

Where is the largest group of monoliths in Canada?

British Columbia

Alberta

Quebec

Manitoba

Remaining after this: 998

Question 4073 · single_choice

Dinosaur Provincial Park is located in which province?

Alberta

British Columbia

Newfoundland

Nova Scotia

Remaining after this: 997

Question 4074 · single_choice

What is the highest peak in mainland Canada east of the Rockies?

Mount Logan

Mount Royal

Mount Athabasca

Mount Caubvick

Remaining after this: 996

Question 4075 · single_choice

What is the name of the historical Alberta First Nations herding ground?

Roaring Bison Point

Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump

Great Goat Gathering Grounds

Eagle’s Landing

Remaining after this: 995

Question 4076 · single_choice

What is the official term for New Brunswick’s famous "flower pot" rocks?

Treetop rocks

Sea stacks

Sea garden stones

Pine pillars

Remaining after this: 994

Question 4077 · single_choice

Which special designation does NOT apply to Alberta’s Waterton Lakes Park?

UNESCO Biosphere Reserve

UNESCO World Heritage Site

IDA International Dark Sky Park

National Historic Site

Remaining after this: 993

Question 4078 · single_choice

What do Newfoundland’s Tablelands consist of?

A network of underground caves

The Earth's mantle

Mushroom-shaped rock formations

Dinosaur fossils

Remaining after this: 992

Question 4079 · single_choice

What does Los Angeles mean in Spanish?

"Lost Angels"

"Three Angels"

"The Angels"

"City of Angels"

Remaining after this: 991

Question 4080 · single_choice

Which U.S. city was named after an ancient Egyptian capital?

Memphis, Tennessee

Phoenix, Arizona

Omaha, Nebraska

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Remaining after this: 990

Question 4081 · single_choice

What city’s name comes from the Greek words for "love" and "brother"?

Detroit

Nashville

Philadelphia

Milwaukee

Remaining after this: 989

Question 4082 · single_choice

What was New York City originally named?

New Orange

New France

New Amsterdam

New Rotterdam

Remaining after this: 988

Question 4083 · single_choice

Which place named after Christopher Columbus has the biggest population?

Columbus, Mississippi

District of Columbia

Columbus, Ohio

Columbus, South Carolina

Remaining after this: 987

Question 4084 · single_choice

Which U.S. capital was almost named Pumpkinville?

Indianapolis

Madison

Phoenix

Sacramento

Remaining after this: 986

Question 4085 · single_choice

New Orleans’ name originates from which European country?

Portugal

Spain

England

France

Remaining after this: 985

Question 4086 · single_choice

The "Queen City" is also known by what official name?

Charlotte

Boise

Reno

Tampa

Remaining after this: 984

Question 4087 · single_choice

What does Minneapolis' name translate to?

Cheese city

Water city

Mining city

Mindful city

Remaining after this: 983

Question 4088 · single_choice

Who or what was Atlanta originally named after?

A governor's daughter

A military general

A railroad line

A river

Remaining after this: 982

Question 4089 · single_choice

The French word for "strait" inspired which city's name?

Lafayette, Louisiana

Seattle, Washington

Raleigh, North Carolina

Detroit, Michigan

Remaining after this: 981

Question 4090 · single_choice

Which city is named after the "Father of Texas”?

Austin

Houston

San Antonio

Dallas

Remaining after this: 980

Question 4091 · single_choice

"Baile an Tí Mhóir" is the Irish translation of what city name?

Boston

Baltimore

Baton Rouge

Bethlehem

Remaining after this: 979

Question 4092 · single_choice

Which state’s capital is named after a city in France?

Washington

Louisiana

Vermont

Georgia

Remaining after this: 978

Question 4093 · single_choice

Which city was originally named Tremontaine?

Asheville

Montgomery

Providence

Boston

Remaining after this: 977

Question 4094 · single_choice

The first U.S. city named Washington was located where?

District of Columbia

Georgia

Virginia

New Jersey

Remaining after this: 976

Question 4095 · single_choice

What was the city of Miami named after?

A French king

A local Native American tribe

A railroad company

A Spanish explorer

Remaining after this: 975

Question 4096 · single_choice

What city's name was determined with a coin flip?

Portland, Oregon

Las Vegas, Nevada

Denver, Colorado

Omaha, Nebraska

Remaining after this: 974

Question 4097 · single_choice

Which other U.S. city was originally named New York?

Newark

Norfolk

Seattle

San Francisco

Remaining after this: 973

Question 4098 · single_choice

Where does Chicago’s name come from?

A river

An Algonquin word for garlic

A Jesuit missionary

A German word for "wind"

Remaining after this: 972

Question 4099 · single_choice

Which U.S. city was named for a Roman hero?

Cincinnati, Ohio

Houston, Texas

Fargo, North Dakota

Annapolis, Maryland

Remaining after this: 971

Question 4100 · single_choice

Built in 1893, the Salt Lake Temple serves worshippers of what religion?

Mennonites

Episcopalians

Quakers

Latter-day Saints

Remaining after this: 970

Question 4101 · single_choice

Where is the United States’ largest Catholic church?

New York, New York

Savannah, Georgia

Washington, D.C.

New Orleans, Louisiana

Remaining after this: 969

Question 4102 · single_choice

What famous cathedral overlooks New Orleans’ Jackson Square?

St. Louis Cathedral

St. Patrick's Cathedral

St. John's Cathedral

St. James' Cathedral

Remaining after this: 968

Question 4103 · single_choice

Where is the oldest synagogue in the U.S.?

New York

Rhode Island

Florida

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 967

Question 4104 · single_choice

Which U.S. city is home to the country’s largest mosque?

Quincy, Massachusetts

Riverside, California

Dearborn, Michigan

St. Paul, Minnesota

Remaining after this: 966

Question 4105 · single_choice

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his first sermon at a church where?

Memphis, Tennessee

Atlanta, Georgia

Selma, Alabama

Chicago, Illinois

Remaining after this: 965

Question 4106 · single_choice

The largest Sikh house of worship outside of India is in which state?

California

New York

Wisconsin

Illinois

Remaining after this: 964

Question 4107 · single_choice

Who designed the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in Wisconsin?

Frank Lloyd Wright

Benjamin Franklin

Patrick Keely

Hobart Upjohn

Remaining after this: 963

Question 4108 · single_choice

The tallest church tower in North America is in which city?

Boston

Philadelphia

New York City

Salt Lake City

Remaining after this: 962

Question 4109 · single_choice

West Virginia’s Palace of Gold is a memorial for members of what religion?

Hare Krishna

Sikhism

Zoroastrianism

Jainism

Remaining after this: 961

Question 4110 · single_choice

West Point’s Cadet Chapel is home to the world’s largest what?

Pulpit

Church organ

Stained-glass window

Bell tower

Remaining after this: 960

Question 4111 · single_choice

Where is the largest Hindu religious site in the U.S.?

Marietta, Georgia

Houston, Texas

Chicago, Illinois

Robbinsville, New Jersey

Remaining after this: 959

Question 4112 · single_choice

Where can you find a church whose exterior resembles jet fighter wings?

West Point, New York

Annapolis, Maryland

New London, Connecticut

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Remaining after this: 958

Question 4113 · single_choice

Where is the Bighorn Medicine Wheel?

South Dakota

Montana

Wyoming

North Dakota

Remaining after this: 957

Question 4114 · single_choice

The Baha’i House of Worship in Illinois has how many sides?

Three

Five

Six

Nine

Remaining after this: 956

Question 4115 · single_choice

A church formerly known as the Crystal Cathedral is located where?

Seattle, Washington

Sedona, Arizona

San Francisco, California

Orange County, California

Remaining after this: 955

Question 4116 · single_choice

Where is the only surviving Puritan meeting house in the U.S.?

Massachusetts

Delaware

Vermont

Rhode Island

Remaining after this: 954

Question 4117 · single_choice

Where was the New World’s first Russian Orthodox Cathedral built?

New York

Alaska

Minnesota

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 953

Question 4118 · single_choice

Where is America’s oldest, continually used Methodist church?

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

St. Louis, Missouri

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Baltimore, Maryland

Remaining after this: 952

Question 4119 · single_choice

What is America’s oldest national park?

Zion

Grand Canyon

Yellowstone

Joshua Tree

Remaining after this: 951

Question 4120 · single_choice

What is the most-visited U.S. national park?

Mammoth Cave

Great Smoky Mountains

Redwood

Glacier

Remaining after this: 950

Question 4121 · single_choice

America's tallest mountain is located in which national park?

Denali

Rocky Mountain

Joshua Tree

Yellowstone

Remaining after this: 949

Question 4122 · single_choice

What national park contains the lowest point in North America?

Bryce Canyon

Mesa Verde

Death Valley

Great Basin

Remaining after this: 948

Question 4123 · single_choice

Where can you find the world’s largest national park by land area?

Australia

China

Greenland

India

Remaining after this: 947

Question 4124 · single_choice

The world’s smallest national park is located in what ocean?

Atlantic Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Indian Ocean

Remaining after this: 946

Question 4125 · single_choice

A national park in what state has the world’s longest known cave system?

Ohio

Kentucky

Maine

Colorado

Remaining after this: 945

Question 4126 · single_choice

What national park contains the world’s largest living structure?

Banff

Serengeti

Fiordland

Great Barrier Reef

Remaining after this: 944

Question 4127 · single_choice

What is the world’s southernmost national park?

Cabo de Hornos, Chile

National Park of American Samoa

Moyenne Island, Seychelles

Los Glaciares, Argentina

Remaining after this: 943

Question 4128 · single_choice

What U.S. state has the most national parks?

California

Alaska

Montana

Texas

Remaining after this: 942

Question 4129 · single_choice

What country is home to the highest number of national parks?

Thailand

India

Brazil

Australia

Remaining after this: 941

Question 4130 · single_choice

Wrangell-St. Elias National Park is home to North America’s largest what?

Glacial system

Pine forest

Sand dune

Mountain range

Remaining after this: 940

Question 4131 · single_choice

What landmark lends its name to America’s smallest national park?

Washington Monument

Gateway Arch

Statue of Liberty

Hoover Dam

Remaining after this: 939

Question 4132 · single_choice

Which national park features the highest peak in the world?

Cat Ba

Nikko

Sagarmatha

Bandipur

Remaining after this: 938

Question 4133 · single_choice

Which national park is home to the deepest lake in the U.S.?

Lake Clark

Hot Springs

New River Gorge

Crater Lake

Remaining after this: 937

Question 4134 · single_choice

In what country can you find Africa’s largest national park?

Namibia

Zimbabwe

Rwanda

Tanzania

Remaining after this: 936

Question 4135 · single_choice

The world’s oldest evergreen rainforest is found in which national park?

Iguazu Falls, Argentina

Khao Sok, Thailand

Vatnajökull, Iceland

Galápagos, Ecuador

Remaining after this: 935

Question 4136 · single_choice

Found in Sequoia National Park, the world’s largest tree is named what?

Colonel Thompson

General Sherman

Lieutenant Miller

Captain Richards

Remaining after this: 934

Question 4137 · single_choice

What is the least-visited national park in the United States?

Guadalupe Mountains

Congaree

Gates of the Arctic

Dry Tortugas

Remaining after this: 933

Question 4138 · single_choice

What U.S. state contains America’s newest national park?

New York

Hawaii

Nebraska

West Virginia

Remaining after this: 932

Question 4139 · single_choice

Which country consumes the most chocolate per capita?

Sweden

Nigeria

Canada

Switzerland

Remaining after this: 931

Question 4140 · single_choice

Where were chocolate chip cookies invented?

Massachusetts, U.S.

Gelderland, The Netherlands

British Columbia, Canada

Bavaria, Germany

Remaining after this: 930

Question 4141 · single_choice

Which chocolate brand features the Matterhorn in its logo?

Godiva

Lindt

Milka

Toblerone

Remaining after this: 929

Question 4142 · single_choice

Tim Tam is a popular chocolate biscuit from which country?

South Korea

Argentina

Ireland

Australia

Remaining after this: 928

Question 4143 · single_choice

What is the best selling chocolate bar in the U.K.?

Galaxy Milk Chocolate

Cadbury Dairy Milk

Lindt Lindor

Milky Way

Remaining after this: 927

Question 4144 · single_choice

What was the earliest known civilization to consume chocolate?

Olmec

Maya

Rome

Egypt

Remaining after this: 926

Question 4145 · single_choice

What is the name of a popular Japanese chocolate-covered biscuit stick?

Shittori

Mochi

Pocky

Arare

Remaining after this: 925

Question 4146 · single_choice

Ireland is known for a chocolate cake made with what other key ingredient?

Barley

Potatoes

Cabbage

Black pudding

Remaining after this: 924

Question 4147 · single_choice

What does the word “kinder” in the Kinder Surprise egg mean?

Chocolate

Hidden

Children

Keepsake

Remaining after this: 923

Question 4148 · single_choice

Which ingredient does NOT belong in a traditional French mendiant?

Almond

Mint

Raisin

Fig

Remaining after this: 922

Question 4149 · single_choice

Plátanos en mole is a traditional dessert from which country?

Guatemala

Portugal

Brazil

Peru

Remaining after this: 921

Question 4150 · single_choice

What were the British chocolate candy Smarties originally called?

Chocolate Dots

Rockets

Smartun's

Chocolate Beans

Remaining after this: 920

Question 4151 · single_choice

Which dessert staple was invented as part of a Toblerone promotion?

Brownies

S'mores

Fondue

Milkshakes

Remaining after this: 919

Question 4152 · single_choice

Mocha, the popular chocolate coffee drink, is named after what?

A type of chocolate

A city in Nicaragua

A city in Yemen

A specialty coffee bean

Remaining after this: 918

Question 4153 · single_choice

German chocolate cake was actually invented in which U.S. state?

Texas

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 917

Question 4154 · single_choice

Misa, a frozen Czech treat, is made with chocolate and what else?

Beets

Fruit

Cheese

Bread crumbs

Remaining after this: 916

Question 4155 · single_choice

What is champorado, popular in the Philippines?

Chocolate rice pudding

A chocolate BBQ dish

Champagne-flavored chocolate

Mushroom-infused chocolate

Remaining after this: 915

Question 4156 · single_choice

Besides chocolate, which of these is a key ingredient in a Nanaimo bar?

Nougat

Coconut

Golden corn syrup

Maple syrup

Remaining after this: 914

Question 4157 · single_choice

Which Japanese chocolate brand introduced cheese-flavored chocolate bars?

Glico

Nestle Japan

Fujiya

Meiji

Remaining after this: 913

Question 4158 · single_choice

Which ingredient is NOT traditionally in Caribbean cocoa tea?

Condensed milk

Bay leaves

Black tea leaves

Nutmeg

Remaining after this: 912

Question 4159 · single_choice

Montgomery is the capital of which state?

Alabama

Georgia

Missouri

Vermont

Remaining after this: 911

Question 4160 · single_choice

Juneau, Alaska, holds what distinction among U.S. capitals?

Largest by area

Smallest by area

Largest population

Oldest

Remaining after this: 910

Question 4161 · single_choice

Among U.S. capitals, Phoenix, Arizona, has what title?

Tallest capitol building

Largest population

Smallest population

Southernmost capital

Remaining after this: 909

Question 4162 · single_choice

What future President called Little Rock home while governing Arkansas?

Calvin Coolidge

Harry Truman

Richard Nixon

Bill Clinton

Remaining after this: 908

Question 4163 · single_choice

What is the only Big 4 sports team located in Sacramento, California?

Kings

Knights

Dukes

Aces

Remaining after this: 907

Question 4164 · single_choice

What is Denver, Colorado’s nickname?

The Big Easy

The Emerald City

The Mile High City

Motor City

Remaining after this: 906

Question 4165 · single_choice

Hartford, Connecticut, is the unofficial world capital of what industry?

Fishing

Insurance

Higher education

Automobile manufacturing

Remaining after this: 905

Question 4166 · single_choice

Delaware’s capital was named for a city in what other country?

France

Ireland

Spain

England

Remaining after this: 904

Question 4167 · single_choice

What is the state capital of Florida?

Miami

Tallahassee

St. Petersburg

Jacksonville

Remaining after this: 903

Question 4168 · single_choice

Atlanta, Georgia, hosted the Olympic Games in what year?

1904

1928

1980

1996

Remaining after this: 902

Question 4169 · single_choice

What does the word “Honolulu” translate to in the Hawaiian language?

Sandy coastline

Flowing waters

Great volcano

Protected bay

Remaining after this: 901

Question 4170 · single_choice

Boise, Idaho, is home to an unusual hotel shaped like what?

A crown

A horse

A potato

A bubble

Remaining after this: 900

Question 4171 · single_choice

Which President is buried in Springfield, Illinois?

James Madison

Grover Cleveland

Theodore Roosevelt

Abraham Lincoln

Remaining after this: 899

Question 4172 · single_choice

How many laps make up each annual running of the Indianapolis 500?

50

200

500

1,000

Remaining after this: 898

Question 4173 · single_choice

Des Moines, Iowa once contained what other word in its city name?

New

Grand

Town

Fort

Remaining after this: 897

Question 4174 · single_choice

The city of Topeka was involved in what major Supreme Court case?

Gideon v. Wainwright

Marbury v. Madison

Brown v. Board of Education

Gibbons v. Ogden

Remaining after this: 896

Question 4175 · single_choice

What is the state capital of Kentucky?

Louisville

Lexington

Bowling Green

Frankfort

Remaining after this: 895

Question 4176 · single_choice

Baton Rouge, Louisiana, holds what distinction among U.S. state capitals?

Tallest capitol building

Least annual precipitation

Greatest population density

Longest name

Remaining after this: 894

Question 4177 · single_choice

What patriotic song’s debut performance occurred in Augusta, Maine?

God Bless America

You're a Grand Old Flag

Yankee Doodle

Stars and Stripes Forever

Remaining after this: 893

Question 4178 · single_choice

Annapolis is home to the only capitol dome made of what material?

Wood

Iron

Steel

Marble

Remaining after this: 892

Question 4179 · single_choice

In 1897, Boston completed construction on America’s first what?

Observation tower

Subway line

Football stadium

Artificial lake

Remaining after this: 891

Question 4180 · single_choice

Detroit was Michigan’s original state capital before it moved to where?

Grand Rapids

Ann Arbor

Kalamazoo

Lansing

Remaining after this: 890

Question 4181 · single_choice

St. Paul, Minnesota, has more shoreline than any city along what river?

Missouri River

Arkansas River

Mississippi River

Ohio River

Remaining after this: 889

Question 4182 · single_choice

Jackson, Mississippi, is built atop what hidden geological feature?

Volcano

Forest

Cavern

Lake

Remaining after this: 888

Question 4183 · single_choice

Jefferson City, Missouri, was planned by the son of what American pioneer?

Kit Carson

Daniel Boone

Zebulon Pike

Bill Hickok

Remaining after this: 887

Question 4184 · single_choice

Helena, Montana, is located in a county named after which famous duo?

Lewis and Clark

Bonnie and Clyde

Lancelot and Guinevere

John and Abigail Adams

Remaining after this: 886

Question 4185 · single_choice

Lincoln, Nebraska, was originally named after what other American city?

Raleigh, North Carolina

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Columbus, Ohio

Burlington, Vermont

Remaining after this: 885

Question 4186 · single_choice

What is the capital of Nevada?

Las Vegas

Henderson

Reno

Carson City

Remaining after this: 884

Question 4187 · single_choice

Which President once called Concord, New Hampshire, home?

William Henry Harrison

Franklin Pierce

Rutherford B. Hayes

Woodrow Wilson

Remaining after this: 883

Question 4188 · single_choice

Trenton, New Jersey, was briefly the national capital in what year?

1770

1784

1860

1901

Remaining after this: 882

Question 4189 · single_choice

Santa Fe, New Mexico, holds what distinction among U.S. capital cities?

Newest

Oldest

Southernmost

Lowest elevation

Remaining after this: 881

Question 4190 · single_choice

Who or what was Albany, New York, named after?

King George I’s wife

Iroquois word for “forested area”

City in France

Duke of York

Remaining after this: 880

Question 4191 · single_choice

Which pro sports league has a team based in Raleigh, North Carolina?

MLB

NFL

NBA

NHL

Remaining after this: 879

Question 4192 · single_choice

Bismarck, North Dakota, was named after a European who held what title?

Chancellor

Tsar

Emperor

Prince

Remaining after this: 878

Question 4193 · single_choice

What fast-food chain’s first location opened in Columbus, Ohio?

Burger King

Krispy Kreme

Wendy's

Sonic

Remaining after this: 877

Question 4194 · single_choice

The Oklahoma City Thunder basketball team relocated from what other city?

Kansas City, Missouri

Seattle, Washington

Syracuse, New York

Baltimore, Maryland

Remaining after this: 876

Question 4195 · single_choice

What political party held its first national convention in Harrisburg?

Whig

Federalist

Free Soil

Libertarian

Remaining after this: 875

Question 4196 · single_choice

Providence once shared capital duties with what other Rhode Island city?

Warwick

Newport

Cranston

Pawtucket

Remaining after this: 874

Question 4197 · single_choice

The namesake of Pierre, South Dakota, worked in what industry?

Fur trading

Cattle farming

Firearm manufacturing

International diplomacy

Remaining after this: 873

Question 4198 · single_choice

Nashville is home to an exact replica of what famous structure?

Taj Mahal

Eiffel Tower

Greek Parthenon

Roman Colosseum

Remaining after this: 872

Question 4199 · single_choice

What is the unofficial motto of Austin, Texas?

The Town Without a Frown

Everything's Bigger in Austin

Austin Rocks

Keep Austin Weird

Remaining after this: 871

Question 4200 · single_choice

Salt Lake City, Utah, is home to what religion’s headquarters?

Catholicism

Protestantism

Mormonism

Anglicanism

Remaining after this: 870

Question 4201 · single_choice

Montpelier, Vermont, is the only U.S. state capital without a what?

State house

McDonald's

Paved road

Dentist's office

Remaining after this: 869

Question 4202 · single_choice

In what Richmond building did Patrick Henry deliver a famous 1775 speech?

St. John’s Church

Bolling Haxall House

John Marshall House

Old City Hall

Remaining after this: 868

Question 4203 · single_choice

Olympia, Washington, is located at the south end of what body of water?

Chesapeake Bay

Bear Lake

Badwater Basin

Puget Sound

Remaining after this: 867

Question 4204 · single_choice

Charleston, West Virginia, is located in what mountain range?

Allegheny Mountains

Bitterroot Range

Black Hills

Kenai Mountains

Remaining after this: 866

Question 4205 · single_choice

What is the official bird of Madison, Wisconsin?

Wooden duck

Plastic flamingo

Cotton eagle

Iron woodpecker

Remaining after this: 865

Question 4206 · single_choice

Cheyenne, Wyoming, was the site of what telephone-related invention?

Antennae

Touch screens

Rotary dials

Yellow Pages

Remaining after this: 864

Question 4207 · single_choice

Which of these countries borders the Black Sea?

Turkey

France

Hungary

Slovakia

Remaining after this: 863

Question 4208 · single_choice

Which mountains separate Europe from Asia?

Alps

Pyrenees

Ural Mountains

Balkan Mountains

Remaining after this: 862

Question 4209 · single_choice

San Marino is entirely surrounded by which European country?

Switzerland

Italy

Romania

Austria

Remaining after this: 861

Question 4210 · single_choice

Which European country unified its western and eastern regions in 1989?

Czech Republic

Russia

Germany

Estonia

Remaining after this: 860

Question 4211 · single_choice

The “chunnel” connects what two European countries?

Ireland and Wales

England and France

Denmark and Sweden

Belgium and the Netherlands

Remaining after this: 859

Question 4212 · single_choice

Besides Scotland, what is the only nation with a land border with England?

Ireland

Northern Ireland

Wales

Norway

Remaining after this: 858

Question 4213 · single_choice

Which of these French cities borders the Mediterranean Sea?

Toulouse

Paris

Lyon

Marseille

Remaining after this: 857

Question 4214 · single_choice

Which of these countries does NOT directly border the Baltic Sea?

Sweden

Finland

Norway

Poland

Remaining after this: 856

Question 4215 · single_choice

Which country shares the most borders with other countries in Europe?

Spain

Switzerland

France

Germany

Remaining after this: 855

Question 4216 · single_choice

Which of these countries does NOT share a land border with Austria?

Germany

Italy

Slovenia

Croatia

Remaining after this: 854

Question 4217 · single_choice

What European nation has the longest border with Russia?

Finland

Ukraine

Latvia

Estonia

Remaining after this: 853

Question 4218 · single_choice

Which country shares the shortest border with France?

Italy

Luxembourg

Monaco

Andorra

Remaining after this: 852

Question 4219 · single_choice

Which of these nations shares a land border with only one country?

Sweden

Serbia

Portugal

Andorra

Remaining after this: 851

Question 4220 · single_choice

The Øresund Bridge connects Sweden to an island in what nation?

Germany

Denmark

Lithuania

Belarus

Remaining after this: 850

Question 4221 · single_choice

Which of these nations does NOT share a border with Luxembourg?

Belgium

Germany

France

The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 849

Question 4222 · single_choice

Which sea separates Greece from the continent of Asia?

Adriatic Sea

Aegean Sea

Black Sea

North Sea

Remaining after this: 848

Question 4223 · single_choice

What is the only European country that shares a land border with Africa?

Spain

Portugal

Bulgaria

Greece

Remaining after this: 847

Question 4224 · single_choice

The “Debatable Lands” was a historic area between what two nations?

Spain and Portugal

France and Germany

Norway and Sweden

England and Scotland

Remaining after this: 846

Question 4225 · single_choice

Though it’s surrounded by Germany, Jungholz is part of what country?

Austria

Switzerland

Romania

Czech Republic

Remaining after this: 845

Question 4226 · single_choice

Which country’s capital city is the only to border two other nations?

Romania

Slovakia

Italy

Albania

Remaining after this: 844

Question 4227 · single_choice

What is the world's most populous state or province?

West Java, Indonesia

California, USA

Hebei, China

Uttar Pradesh, India

Remaining after this: 843

Question 4228 · single_choice

Which Canadian city is located in the province of Ontario?

Montreal

Toronto

Vancouver

Calgary

Remaining after this: 842

Question 4229 · single_choice

Which Spanish city is the capital of the Catalonia region?

Madrid

Seville

Barcelona

Pamplona

Remaining after this: 841

Question 4230 · single_choice

Which Asian nation is divided into prefectures?

South Korea

Japan

Malaysia

Uzbekistan

Remaining after this: 840

Question 4231 · single_choice

Most of the U.K. is divided into what type of administrative areas?

Counties

Provinces

Departments

Burghs

Remaining after this: 839

Question 4232 · single_choice

Henan, Hunan, and Hainan are all provinces of what Asian country?

China

Thailand

Mongolia

South Korea

Remaining after this: 838

Question 4233 · single_choice

What European nation is divided into cantons?

Austria

Portugal

Switzerland

Czechia

Remaining after this: 837

Question 4234 · single_choice

What is the capital of New South Wales, Australia?

Brisbane

Canberra

Perth

Sydney

Remaining after this: 836

Question 4235 · single_choice

What Canadian province or territory has the smallest population?

Prince Edward Island

Yukon

Northwest Territory

Nunavut

Remaining after this: 835

Question 4236 · single_choice

The northernmost point of Mexico is in what state?

Sonora

Chihuahua

Chiapas

Baja California

Remaining after this: 834

Question 4237 · single_choice

Cornwall, Kent, and Northumberland are all counties in which U.K. country?

Wales

Northern Ireland

England

Scotland

Remaining after this: 833

Question 4238 · single_choice

Which European country is divided into regions and departments?

Germany

Austria

France

Ireland

Remaining after this: 832

Question 4239 · single_choice

In which German state can you celebrate Munich’s Oktoberfest?

Hamburg

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

Lower Saxony

Bavaria

Remaining after this: 831

Question 4240 · single_choice

The landmark Uluru is located in which Australian state or territory?

New South Wales

Tasmania

Northern Territory

Queensland

Remaining after this: 830

Question 4241 · single_choice

Which country has Northern, Western, and Eastern Cape provinces?

South Africa

New Zealand

Australia

Ireland

Remaining after this: 829

Question 4242 · single_choice

The Taj Mahal is in which Indian state?

Rajasthan

Uttar Pradesh

Goa

Andhra Pradesh

Remaining after this: 828

Question 4243 · single_choice

What island nation is divided into atolls?

New Zealand

Indonesia

The Philippines

The Maldives

Remaining after this: 827

Question 4244 · single_choice

New Valley, Alexandria, and Aswan are all governorates of what nation?

Saudi Arabia

Egypt

Tunisia

Libya

Remaining after this: 826

Question 4245 · single_choice

In what Italian region can you find the ruins of Pompei?

Campania

Toscana

Calabria

Lazio

Remaining after this: 825

Question 4246 · single_choice

In which country are the provinces of La Rioja and La Pampa?

Spain

Peru

Mexico

Argentina

Remaining after this: 824

Question 4247 · single_choice

Japan’s Nagano Prefecture is located on which island?

Hokkaido

Shikoku

Kyushu

Honshu

Remaining after this: 823

Question 4248 · single_choice

In which national park can you drive Going-to-the-Sun Road?

Glacier

Death Valley

Great Smoky Mountains

Acadia

Remaining after this: 822

Question 4249 · single_choice

What U.S. highway is also known as the Mother Road?

Interstate 90

Pacific Coast Highway

Interstate 20

Route 66

Remaining after this: 821

Question 4250 · single_choice

Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef are part of a road trip route in what state?

Utah

Wyoming

Nevada

Arizona

Remaining after this: 820

Question 4251 · single_choice

The Road to Hana is located on which Hawaiian island?

Maui

Oahu

Kauai

Lanai

Remaining after this: 819

Question 4252 · single_choice

What is the name of the main road around Iceland?

Eastfjord Circle

Reykjavík Roundabout

Halo Drive

Ring Road

Remaining after this: 818

Question 4253 · single_choice

Where can you drive the Great Ocean Road?

British Columbia, Canada

Oregon, U.S.

Victoria, Australia

Provence, France

Remaining after this: 817

Question 4254 · single_choice

The alleged "greatest meeting of land and water" is located on what road?

Amalfi Coast

Pacific Coast Highway

Wild Atlantic Way

Great Ocean Road

Remaining after this: 816

Question 4255 · single_choice

What is the name of Canada’s famed Cape Breton Highlands driving route?

Cabot Trail

Highland Trail

Pleasant Bay Drive

Bras d'Or Drive

Remaining after this: 815

Question 4256 · single_choice

Japan’s Hakone Turnpike offers views of what landmark?

Shibuya Crossing

Rainbow Bridge

Mount Fuji

Tokyo Skytree

Remaining after this: 814

Question 4257 · single_choice

Germany created a route to honor which famous fairy-tale author?

Brothers Grimm

Hans Christian Anderson

Lewis Carroll

Ludwig Bechstein

Remaining after this: 813

Question 4258 · single_choice

The Storseisundet Bridge is part of a popular road trip in which country?

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Belgium

Remaining after this: 812

Question 4259 · single_choice

Which castle will you NOT see on Scotland’s North Coast 500?

Dunrobin Castle

Edinburgh Castle

Castle of Mey

Iverness Castle

Remaining after this: 811

Question 4260 · single_choice

Where is the coastal Garden Route?

United Kingdom

South Africa

Botswana

Greece

Remaining after this: 810

Question 4261 · single_choice

New Zealand’s Homer Tunnel is part of which scenic road?

Homer Route

Milford Road

Fjord Drive

Tasman Circle

Remaining after this: 809

Question 4262 · single_choice

The British show “Top Gear” called which route the “world’s best road”?

Transfagarasan Highway

Karakoram Highway

Route 1

Lysevegen Road

Remaining after this: 808

Question 4263 · single_choice

Which fruit is most widely grown along the Amalfi Drive in Italy?

Olives

Oranges

Grapes

Lemons

Remaining after this: 807

Question 4264 · single_choice

What is the Alaska Highway also known as?

Last Frontier Road

Alaskan Route 99

Alcan Highway

Alyeska Highway

Remaining after this: 806

Question 4265 · single_choice

Which road is a popular road trip route through Argentina?

Chiloe South

Carretera Austral

Ruta 40

Oaxaca Highway

Remaining after this: 805

Question 4266 · single_choice

What does Germany’s Romantische Strasse translate to?

Roman’s Stretch

Romantic Road

Romance Street

Romania Highway

Remaining after this: 804

Question 4267 · single_choice

Where does Route Napoleon end?

Grenoble

Paris

Elba

Sisteron

Remaining after this: 803

Question 4268 · single_choice

Which popular road trip location is known for its salt hotels?

Nova Scotia, Canada

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

Maui, Hawaii

Great Salt Lake, Utah

Remaining after this: 802

Question 4269 · single_choice

What animal takes the Easter Bunny’s place in Australia?

Blue heeler

Kangaroo

Chicken

Bilby

Remaining after this: 801

Question 4270 · single_choice

In Germany, what kind of ornaments are hung on trees at Easter?

Oranges

Eggs

Crosses

Blades of grass

Remaining after this: 800

Question 4271 · single_choice

When are hot cross buns traditionally eaten in the U.K.?

Good Friday

Easter Sunday

Easter Monday

Easter Midnight Mass

Remaining after this: 799

Question 4272 · single_choice

In France, Easter treats are delivered by what?

Friendly witches

Hot air balloons

The Seine River

Flying church bells

Remaining after this: 798

Question 4273 · single_choice

What happens on the White House lawn every Easter?

Easter bunny pardoning

Easter egg smashing

Easter egg roll

Easter mass

Remaining after this: 797

Question 4274 · single_choice

Where are rabbits considered invasive and not celebrated on Easter?

Germany

New Zealand

Scotland

Canada

Remaining after this: 796

Question 4275 · single_choice

What gets thrown out of windows at Easter on the Greek island of Corfu?

Clay pots

Brass pots

Tulips

Cooked eggs

Remaining after this: 795

Question 4276 · single_choice

What is Guatemala's traditional Easter celebration called?

Semana Santa

Easter Alfombra

The Holy Gathering

Santa Catalina Celebration

Remaining after this: 794

Question 4277 · single_choice

What costume do children in Sweden wear for Easter?

Ghost

Witch

Devil

Angel

Remaining after this: 793

Question 4278 · single_choice

Ukrainian Easter eggs, or "pysanka," are designed with what?

Wax

Beet juice

Paint

Chalk

Remaining after this: 792

Question 4279 · single_choice

Good Friday in Bermuda traditionally involves beaches and what else?

Kites

Wind surfers

Volleyball

Seafood boil

Remaining after this: 791

Question 4280 · single_choice

How many marzipan balls are traditionally on a simnel cake?

None

1

6

11

Remaining after this: 790

Question 4281 · single_choice

Where is the Dance of Death celebrated?

Romania

Mexico

Norway

Spain

Remaining after this: 789

Question 4282 · single_choice

Which country’s residents do NOT throw water at each other on Easter?

Czech Republic

Poland

Hungary

Germany

Remaining after this: 788

Question 4283 · single_choice

What is "Easter crime"?

An uptick in theft at Easter

A popular Easter pastime in Norway

A popular Easter story in Iceland

A dramatic reenactment in Ireland

Remaining after this: 787

Question 4284 · single_choice

What is "egg tapping"?

An Easter egg fight

An ancient communication ritual

A fertility ritual

A traditional recipe

Remaining after this: 786

Question 4285 · single_choice

Easter fires, an old German tradition, still happen in what U.S. state?

Texas

Pennsylvania

Rhode Island

Michigan

Remaining after this: 785

Question 4286 · single_choice

What unique traditional dish is served at Easter in Newfoundland?

Cod poutine

Scoff

Cod kiss cake

Flipper pie

Remaining after this: 784

Question 4287 · single_choice

What is Ecuadorian Easter soup called?

Bolon de Verde

Ceviche Pascua

Llapingachos

Fanesca

Remaining after this: 783

Question 4288 · single_choice

What Irish Easter ritual involves a herring?

Funeral

Wedding

Family feast

Herring hunt

Remaining after this: 782

Question 4289 · single_choice

Which country sells milk in plastic bags?

Canada

New Zealand

China

France

Remaining after this: 781

Question 4290 · single_choice

What shell-shaped sponge cake is popular in French grocery stores?

Tim Tam

Madeleine

Merengue

Florentine

Remaining after this: 780

Question 4291 · single_choice

In what city was the grocery store chain Wegmans founded?

Rochester, New York

Pasadena, California

Colorado Springs, Colorado

Waco, Texas

Remaining after this: 779

Question 4292 · single_choice

What is a favorite breakfast spread in New Zealand?

Tartar sauce

Nutella

Chutney

Marmite

Remaining after this: 778

Question 4293 · single_choice

What popular type of sausage is sold in Alaskan stores?

Pheasant

Alligator

Ostrich

Reindeer

Remaining after this: 777

Question 4294 · single_choice

What kind of snack is Ireland’s popular Taytos?

Cookies

Potato chips

Hash browns

Crackers

Remaining after this: 776

Question 4295 · single_choice

What kind of food is a Rhode Island red strip?

Pizza

Bacon

Candied fruit

Doughnut

Remaining after this: 775

Question 4296 · single_choice

Which of these potato chip flavors is popular in Canada?

Maple syrup

Ketchup

Glazed doughnut

Shrimp

Remaining after this: 774

Question 4297 · single_choice

Ribena is a popular U.K. beverage made from what berry?

Cranberry

Gooseberry

Junpier

Blackcurrant

Remaining after this: 773

Question 4298 · single_choice

What common street food is also a popular chip flavor in China?

Squid

Pork buns

Crepes

Seafood pancake

Remaining after this: 772

Question 4299 · single_choice

Traditional German potato dumplings are called what?

Konigsberger

Kartoffelknoedel

Kasespatzle

Kirschtorte

Remaining after this: 771

Question 4300 · single_choice

What has been called Canada’s official chocolate bar?

Caramilk

Smarties

Coffee Crisp

Eat-More

Remaining after this: 770

Question 4301 · single_choice

What will you find in the biltong section of South African grocery stores?

Tea

Ice cream

Wine

Cured meat

Remaining after this: 769

Question 4302 · single_choice

Where is Pocket Coffee most often found?

Seattle, Washington

Italy

Melbourne, Australia

Ethiopia

Remaining after this: 768

Question 4303 · single_choice

Kabukiage is what kind of Japanese snack?

Sushi

Fried noodles

Rice cracker

Strawberry biscuit

Remaining after this: 767

Question 4304 · single_choice

What country counts “bikkies” among its staple supermarket items?

Australia

Thailand

The Philippines

Belgium

Remaining after this: 766

Question 4305 · single_choice

Which of these is a popular breakfast cereal in the Netherlands?

Cruesli

Nutri Feast

Weetabix

Chokella

Remaining after this: 765

Question 4306 · single_choice

What are “tremocos”?

Portuguese beans

Italian biscuits

Spanish pickled chilis

Greek olives

Remaining after this: 764

Question 4307 · single_choice

Baltimore, Maryland’s famous Berger’s Cookies originated where?

England

Germany

Spain

France

Remaining after this: 763

Question 4308 · single_choice

The Virginia Diner pioneered a popular snack made with what?

Blue crab meat

Old Bay seasoning

Everything bagel seasoning

Almond butter

Remaining after this: 762

Question 4309 · single_choice

What does "acropolis" mean in Greek?

City of rocks

City of gods

City at the top

Paradise city

Remaining after this: 761

Question 4310 · single_choice

The Parthenon in Athens is dedicated to which deity?

Hercules

Aprhodite

Athena

Zeus

Remaining after this: 760

Question 4311 · single_choice

Which ancient arena was reconstructed for the 1896 Olympics in Athens?

Panathenaic Stadium

Erechtheion

Olympia Arena

Circus Maximus

Remaining after this: 759

Question 4312 · single_choice

What type of sports were held at ancient Olympia?

Soccer matches

Strength competitions

Races

Martial arts

Remaining after this: 758

Question 4313 · single_choice

Which ancient Greek site was dedicated to the god Apollo?

Delphi

Marathon

Pela

Sparta

Remaining after this: 757

Question 4314 · single_choice

The Palace of Knossos in Crete was said to house which fearsome beast?

Medusa

Minotaur

Sirens

Syclla

Remaining after this: 756

Question 4315 · single_choice

Why is one of the columns at the Temple of Olympian Zeus knocked over?

An earthquake

A fire

Vandalism

No one knows why

Remaining after this: 755

Question 4316 · single_choice

The town of Akrotiri on Santorini allegedly inspired which mythical place?

River Styx

Atlantis

Themiskyra

Hell

Remaining after this: 754

Question 4317 · single_choice

The Pnyx hill in Athens was used for what purpose?

Court of justice

Political meeting place

Hunting arena

Health sanctuary

Remaining after this: 753

Question 4318 · single_choice

Once a Greek trading center, Ephesus is in which modern-day country?

Turkey

Italy

Greece

Tunisia

Remaining after this: 752

Question 4319 · single_choice

Which Shakespearen work is set in Ephesus?

Romeo and Juliet

Hamlet

Twelfth Night

Comedy of Errors

Remaining after this: 751

Question 4320 · single_choice

At the Necromanteion of Acheron, ancient Greeks communicated with what?

The dead

Animals

Nature

The gods

Remaining after this: 750

Question 4321 · single_choice

Mycenae is said to be the birthplace of which legendary Greek king?

Alexander the Great

Leonidas

Solon

Agamemnon

Remaining after this: 749

Question 4322 · single_choice

In 1870, archaeologist Heinrich Schliemann unearthed which ancient city?

Mycenae

Oia

Alexandria

Troy

Remaining after this: 748

Question 4323 · single_choice

On which island is the well-preserved temple of Concordia?

Naxos

Lesvos

Sicily

Corfu

Remaining after this: 747

Question 4324 · single_choice

Which poet allegedly etched his name on an ancient Greek temple?

Shakespeare

Edgar Allan Poe

Oscar Wilde

Lord Byron

Remaining after this: 746

Question 4325 · single_choice

Which island has a temple dedicated to Dionysus, the god of wine?

Delos

Santorini

Corfu

Rhodes

Remaining after this: 745

Question 4326 · single_choice

What is inside the Tumulus of Marathon?

Ancient pottery

Religious artifacts

The Rosetta Stone

Skeletons of soldiers

Remaining after this: 744

Question 4327 · single_choice

Where can you find the impressive Tomb of the Kings?

Bodrum, Turkey

Thessaloniki, Greece

Rabat, Morocco

Paphos, Cyprus

Remaining after this: 743

Question 4328 · single_choice

Which ancient theater continues to host an annual arts festival?

Erechtheion

Dodona

Epidaurus

Philippi

Remaining after this: 742

Question 4329 · single_choice

What food is named after Germany’s second-largest city?

Bratwurst

Schnitzel

Hamburger

Bologna

Remaining after this: 741

Question 4330 · single_choice

What is the official language of Montreal, Canada’s second-largest city?

English

French

Spanish

Portuguese

Remaining after this: 740

Question 4331 · single_choice

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is home to which famous landmark?

Machu Picchu

Temple of Kukulcan

Christ the Redeemer

Iguazú Falls

Remaining after this: 739

Question 4332 · single_choice

The Red Cross was founded in which country’s second-most populous city?

Switzerland

Canada

Belgium

France

Remaining after this: 738

Question 4333 · single_choice

Which city was the first to host both Winter and Summer Olympics?

Barcelona, Spain

Beijing, China

Milan, Italy

Yokohama, Japan

Remaining after this: 737

Question 4334 · single_choice

Milan, Italy, hosts two weeks each year dedicated to what industry?

Air travel

Gambling

Fashion

Auto racing

Remaining after this: 736

Question 4335 · single_choice

Alexandria is the second-most populous city in which country?

Egypt

Morocco

Tunisia

Lebanon

Remaining after this: 735

Question 4336 · single_choice

The U.S. annexed Los Angeles as the result of war with what nation?

Mexico

England

Spain

Portugal

Remaining after this: 734

Question 4337 · single_choice

Which country’s second-largest city is considered its oldest?

Israel

Mexico

Russia

France

Remaining after this: 733

Question 4338 · single_choice

Barcelona, Spain, is home to Europe’s largest what?

Mountain

Soccer stadium

Skyscraper

Bank

Remaining after this: 732

Question 4339 · single_choice

Delhi, India’s Khari Baoli Market is Asia’s largest market for what?

Fish

Silk

Spices

Wine

Remaining after this: 731

Question 4340 · single_choice

Manila, capital of the Philippines, is home to the world’s oldest what?

Subway

Church

Chinatown

Zoo

Remaining after this: 730

Question 4341 · single_choice

Which city is nicknamed the “City of Eternal Spring”?

Medellín, Colombia

Cork, Ireland

Córdoba, Argentina

Thessaloniki, Greece

Remaining after this: 729

Question 4342 · single_choice

Birmingham, England, inspired a setting in what novel?

The Lord of the Rings

The Sun Also Rises

The Sound and the Fury

The Grapes of Wrath

Remaining after this: 728

Question 4343 · single_choice

Yokohama, Japan, has a museum dedicated to what food?

Bubblegum

Instant noodles

Tofu

Breakfast cereal

Remaining after this: 727

Question 4344 · single_choice

Which of these countries’ capitals is its second-largest city?

South Korea

Italy

Chile

Turkey

Remaining after this: 726

Question 4345 · single_choice

St. Petersburg, Russia, was once named for what leader?

Joseph Stalin

Vladimir Lenin

Alexander II

Mikhail Gorbachev

Remaining after this: 725

Question 4346 · single_choice

The name of Antwerp, Belgium, means to throw a what?

Rock

Spear

Hand

Cow

Remaining after this: 724

Question 4347 · single_choice

Which famous architect designed the Maria Pia Bridge in Porto, Portugal?

Frank Lloyd Wright

Othmar Ammann

Joseph Baermann Strauss

Gustave Eiffel

Remaining after this: 723

Question 4348 · single_choice

What superhero-inspired name was previously used for Melbourne, Australia?

Batmania

Supermania

Hulkmania

Ironmania

Remaining after this: 722

Question 4349 · single_choice

Melbourne, Florida, is named for a city in which country?

Austria

Canada

Ireland

Australia

Remaining after this: 721

Question 4350 · single_choice

Where in the U.S. can you visit a city named Toronto?

Wisconsin

Oregon

Ohio

Maine

Remaining after this: 720

Question 4351 · single_choice

Where was the first of many U.S. towns named Springfield founded?

Illinois

Massachusetts

Missouri

Oregon

Remaining after this: 719

Question 4352 · single_choice

Which state has a city called Florence, named by an Italian surveyor?

Alabama

Florida

Mississippi

Tennessee

Remaining after this: 718

Question 4353 · single_choice

Which TV show was set in Lima, Ohio?

Roseanne

3rd Rock From the Sun

Glee

Mike and Molly

Remaining after this: 717

Question 4354 · single_choice

Which other city was Portland, Oregon, almost named after?

Boston

Bangor

Providence

Baltimore

Remaining after this: 716

Question 4355 · single_choice

Bristol, Tennessee, is considered the birthplace of what?

Higher education

Railroads

Twin cities

Country music

Remaining after this: 715

Question 4356 · single_choice

Which state has a town named Bolivia?

North Carolina

West Virginia

Texas

Oklahoma

Remaining after this: 714

Question 4357 · single_choice

Which famous battle inspired the name of a city in Ontario, Canada?

Waterloo

Leipzig

Danzig

Ulm

Remaining after this: 713

Question 4358 · single_choice

Why was Athens, Georgia, named after the ancient Greece city?

By coincidence

Its founder was Greek

It is known for Olympic athletes

Ideals of higher education

Remaining after this: 712

Question 4359 · single_choice

Vienna, Virginia, was named after another Vienna in which state?

Maine

New York

Florida

Virginia

Remaining after this: 711

Question 4360 · single_choice

Where is the Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge?

Costa Rica

New York

Arizona

California

Remaining after this: 710

Question 4361 · single_choice

Delhi, New York, was named for its founder, whose nickname was what?

The Great Mogul

The Holy Moly

The Supreme Leader

The Godfather

Remaining after this: 709

Question 4362 · single_choice

The country of Lebanon and Lebanon, New Hampshire, were named for what?

Famous river

Their founders

Ancient prophet

Mountains

Remaining after this: 708

Question 4363 · single_choice

St. Petersburg, Florida, was almost named after what other city?

Chicago

Detroit

Rome

London

Remaining after this: 707

Question 4364 · single_choice

Illinois’ southernmost city is named for the capital of what country?

Italy

Egypt

France

Finland

Remaining after this: 706

Question 4365 · single_choice

Beverly Hills, Texas, is surrounded by which other city?

Austin

Waco

Fort Worth

Marfa

Remaining after this: 705

Question 4366 · single_choice

Which place named Trenton took its name from its underground rock layers?

Trenton, Nova Scotia

Trenton, New Jersey

Trenton, Michigan

Trenton, Ontario

Remaining after this: 704

Question 4367 · single_choice

Durham, North Carolina’s name means what?

Honorable Duchess

City of dreams

Durable home

Hill island

Remaining after this: 703

Question 4368 · single_choice

British politician Thomas Townshend’s title inspired which cities’ names?

Sydney, Nova Scotia and Australia

Plymouth, California and Wisconsin

Quebec, Canada and Oklahoma

Aylmer, Quebec and Ontario

Remaining after this: 702

Question 4369 · single_choice

Why was Rome, Georgia, named after the Italian city?

Italian immigrants founded it

It has seven hills

It has an ancient Roman wall

It wasn't named after Rome, Italy

Remaining after this: 701

Question 4370 · single_choice

Which country imports the most goods from the U.S.?

United Kingdom

France

Canada

Japan

Remaining after this: 700

Question 4371 · single_choice

The U.S. exports more of what than any other country?

Cars

Food

Computer parts

Coffee

Remaining after this: 699

Question 4372 · single_choice

What country does the U.S. import the most goods from?

Mexico

Japan

Canada

China

Remaining after this: 698

Question 4373 · single_choice

Which state does NOT rank in the top five biggest U.S. exporters?

Texas

Louisiana

California

Ohio

Remaining after this: 697

Question 4374 · single_choice

Which U.S. state is the largest exporter of goods?

California

Michigan

New York

Texas

Remaining after this: 696

Question 4375 · single_choice

What is the top food export from the U.S.?

Poultry

Corn

Soybeans

Dairy products

Remaining after this: 695

Question 4376 · single_choice

Which state produces the most soybeans?

Illinois

Iowa

Minnesota

Nebraska

Remaining after this: 694

Question 4377 · single_choice

The U.S. produces and uses more of what than any other country?

Oil

Cars

Corn

Aircraft

Remaining after this: 693

Question 4378 · single_choice

What is America’s largest port?

Port of Los Angeles

Port of Savannah

Port of Norfolk

Port of New York and New Jersey

Remaining after this: 692

Question 4379 · single_choice

The Port of Wilmington in Delaware imports the most of what?

Medicine

Oil

Bananas

Mushrooms

Remaining after this: 691

Question 4380 · single_choice

What became the fifth-most valuable export in the U.S. in 2021?

Vaccines

Housewares

Cars

Grains

Remaining after this: 690

Question 4381 · single_choice

After machinery, what is Minnesota’s most unique top export?

Aircraft

Meat

Steel

Medical products

Remaining after this: 689

Question 4382 · single_choice

Which is NOT one of California’s top 10 exports?

Almonds

Diamonds

Modems

Poultry

Remaining after this: 688

Question 4383 · single_choice

What is the most common U.S. top export, shared by 14 states?

Petroleum

Wheat

Aircraft and airplane parts

Precious metals

Remaining after this: 687

Question 4384 · single_choice

Which state counts chocolate as a top import and export?

Massachusetts

Vermont

New York

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 686

Question 4385 · single_choice

What is the top service export from the U.S.?

License fees

Financial services

Personal travel

Business travel

Remaining after this: 685

Question 4386 · single_choice

Which state has more cattle than people but has beef as their top import?

South Dakota

Nebraska

Kansas

Missouri

Remaining after this: 684

Question 4387 · single_choice

In 2021, the U.S. was named the largest exporter of what?

Forage crops

Bees

Sulfur

Grass hay

Remaining after this: 683

Question 4388 · single_choice

What are New York state’s top imports?

Restaurant equipment and supplies

Construction steel and apparel

Medical and hospital equipment

Precious metals and stones

Remaining after this: 682

Question 4389 · single_choice

Which state has the highest “economic complexity,” according to the OEC?

Massachusetts

New Hampshire

Alaska

Texas

Remaining after this: 681

Question 4390 · single_choice

Which state exports the most walnuts?

Illinois

Kansas

California

Washington

Remaining after this: 680

Question 4391 · single_choice

What is Switzerland’s most populous city?

Lucerne

Basel

Zürich

Lausanne

Remaining after this: 679

Question 4392 · single_choice

What Swiss lake is also Europe’s largest Alpine lake?

Lake Como

Lake Annecy

Lake Zürich

Lake Geneva

Remaining after this: 678

Question 4393 · single_choice

Zermatt is a famous village located at the foot of what mountain?

Mount Elbrus

Matterhorn

Mont Blanc

Fitz Roy

Remaining after this: 677

Question 4394 · single_choice

What is NOT one of Switzerland’s four national languages?

French

Romansh

Slovene

German

Remaining after this: 676

Question 4395 · single_choice

What is Switzerland’s de facto capital city?

Bern

Geneva

Zürich

Lucerne

Remaining after this: 675

Question 4396 · single_choice

What is NOT one of Switzerland’s famous chocolate companies?

Lindt

Toblerone

Ferrero

Cailler

Remaining after this: 674

Question 4397 · single_choice

Named after a Swiss mountain town, what cheese goes in traditional fondue?

Gruyère

Camembert

Roquefort

Limburger

Remaining after this: 673

Question 4398 · single_choice

What Swiss alpine village has hosted the Winter Olympics twice?

Basel

Thun

Lucerne

St. Moritz

Remaining after this: 672

Question 4399 · single_choice

What fictional character met their demise at Reichenbach Falls?

Sherlock Holmes

James Bond

Peter Pan

Robin Hood

Remaining after this: 671

Question 4400 · single_choice

Touted as the “Top of Europe,” what is the name of this observatory?

Grossmünster

Grindelwald

Jungfraujoch

Mont Blanc

Remaining after this: 670

Question 4401 · single_choice

Which long wooden instrument is often seen at Swiss gatherings?

Alphorn

Sheng

Hackbrett

Accordion

Remaining after this: 669

Question 4402 · single_choice

Mount Bürgenstock is home to Europe’s highest what?

Outdoor elevator

Telephone booth

Bungee jump

Toilet

Remaining after this: 668

Question 4403 · single_choice

Which medieval castle sits on the shores of Lake Geneva?

Habsburg Castle

Neuschwanstein Castle

Schloss Tirol

Chillon Castle

Remaining after this: 667

Question 4404 · single_choice

The largest falls in Europe are located in Switzerland on what river?

Danube

Loire

Rhine

Volga

Remaining after this: 666

Question 4405 · single_choice

What dog breed originated in Switzerland?

St. Bernard

Leonberger

Newfoundland

Bullmastiff

Remaining after this: 665

Question 4406 · single_choice

What is Switzerland’s national flower?

Lavender

Edelweiss

Wild blue flax

Saxifrage

Remaining after this: 664

Question 4407 · single_choice

What city is home to Chapel Bridge, Europe’s oldest covered bridge?

Lucerne

Thun

Interlaken

Arosa

Remaining after this: 663

Question 4408 · single_choice

What quaint village is known for its nearly 1,000-foot Staubbach Falls?

Grimentz

Stein am Rhein

Flims

Lauterbrunnen

Remaining after this: 662

Question 4409 · single_choice

What is Switzerland’s tallest mountain?

Mont Blanc

Dufourspitze

Aconcagua

Mount Elbrus

Remaining after this: 661

Question 4410 · single_choice

What Alpine city is considered Switzerland’s oldest?

Thun

Bern

Chur

Basel

Remaining after this: 660

Question 4411 · single_choice

Which monument is a famous site to celebrate the summer solstice?

Taj Mahal

Stonehenge

Statue of Liberty

Arc de Triomphe

Remaining after this: 659

Question 4412 · single_choice

Which state hosts the National Cherry Festival?

Michigan

Vermont

Maryland

Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 658

Question 4413 · single_choice

In Paris, the army marches down the Champs-Elysees to mark which event?

Bastille Day

Independence Day

St. John the Baptist Feast Day

Joan of Arc's birthday

Remaining after this: 657

Question 4414 · single_choice

Which U.K. city hosts a famous comedy festival each August?

Belfast, Northern Ireland

Edinburgh, Scotland

Birmingham, England

Cardiff, Wales

Remaining after this: 656

Question 4415 · single_choice

At Midsommar, Swedes imitate what animal as they dance around the maypole?

Cats

Lambs

Ducks

Frogs

Remaining after this: 655

Question 4416 · single_choice

Dragon boat races, which take place in May or June, originated where?

Indonesia

Southern China

Australia and New Zealand

Sri Lanka

Remaining after this: 654

Question 4417 · single_choice

Where are the White Nights held each June and July?

Sydney, Australia

Sardinia, Italy

Dublin, Ireland

St. Petersburg, Russia

Remaining after this: 653

Question 4418 · single_choice

Korea’s Mudfest began as a celebration of what local product?

Beauty products

Pottery

Clay tiles

Mud pie

Remaining after this: 652

Question 4419 · single_choice

An annual river race in Dinant, Belgium, features what instead of boats?

Jet skis

Tree trunks

Bathtubs

Umbrellas

Remaining after this: 651

Question 4420 · single_choice

Peru’s Inti Raymi festival is held by the descendants of which culture?

Maya

Maori

Inca

Taino

Remaining after this: 650

Question 4421 · single_choice

At Poland’s Wianki festival, why do women lay wreaths in the river?

For a good harvest

To win a cash prize

To predict the weather

To find a romantic interest

Remaining after this: 649

Question 4422 · single_choice

Where is a game of “calcio storico” played each June?

Dover, England

Malmo, Sweden

Florence, Italy

Porto, Portugal

Remaining after this: 648

Question 4423 · single_choice

Furano, Japan, hosts a summer festival in honor of what body part?

Nose

Toe

Ear

Belly button

Remaining after this: 647

Question 4424 · single_choice

Which country hosts the wife-carrying world championships?

Hungary

Malta

Finland

Canada

Remaining after this: 646

Question 4425 · single_choice

In which North African city is the World Sacred Music Festival held?

Sfax, Tunisia

Fes, Morocco

Alexandria, Egypt

Tripoli, Libya

Remaining after this: 645

Question 4426 · single_choice

In which Canadian city is the annual Indigenous Festival held?

Ottawa

Vancouver

Toronto

Calgary

Remaining after this: 644

Question 4427 · single_choice

Why is the Italian horse race Il Palio unique?

It's not raced on horses

Jockeys taunt other riders

The horses chase a target

Jockeys have to stand up

Remaining after this: 643

Question 4428 · single_choice

Pflasterspektakel is an annual festival in Austria dedicated to what?

Street performance

Strudel

Clog dancing

Beer

Remaining after this: 642

Question 4429 · single_choice

The Dhow Countries Festival is held in which part of the world?

East Africa

Southeast Asia

The Caribbean

Scandinavia

Remaining after this: 641

Question 4430 · single_choice

Where does the Esala Perahera typically take place?

Japan

Argentina

Sri Lanka

Greece

Remaining after this: 640

Question 4431 · single_choice

What is the tallest monument in the U.S.?

Washington Monument

Gateway Arch

Mount Rushmore

San Jacinto Monument

Remaining after this: 639

Question 4432 · single_choice

What is the tallest building in the world?

Burj Khalifa, Dubai

One World Trade Center, NYC

Taipei 101, Taipei

Lotte World Tower, Seoul

Remaining after this: 638

Question 4433 · single_choice

What is the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere?

Empire State Building, New York

One World Trade Center, New York

Willis Tower, Chicago

The Shard, London

Remaining after this: 637

Question 4434 · single_choice

What is the world’s largest church by area?

St. Peter’s Basilica

Milan Cathedral

Sagrada Familia

Liverpool Cathedral

Remaining after this: 636

Question 4435 · single_choice

What is the world’s largest art museum by square footage?

Metropolitan Museum of Art

Tokyo National Museum

Art Institute of Chicago

Louvre Museum

Remaining after this: 635

Question 4436 · single_choice

Where is the biggest state capitol building in the U.S.?

Texas

Alaska

New York

California

Remaining after this: 634

Question 4437 · single_choice

Where is the world’s largest stadium by capacity?

Australia

Spain

India

South Africa

Remaining after this: 633

Question 4438 · single_choice

The world’s longest bridge runs roughly parallel to what river?

Nile

Amazon

Mississippi

Yangtze

Remaining after this: 632

Question 4439 · single_choice

What is the name of the world’s tallest statue?

The Motherland Calls

Statue of Unity

Great Standing Buddha

Statue of Equality

Remaining after this: 631

Question 4440 · single_choice

What is the largest freestanding tower in the world?

CN Tower, Canada

Tokyo SkyTree, Japan

Canton Tower, China

Space Needle, USA

Remaining after this: 630

Question 4441 · single_choice

Where is the world’s tallest lighthouse?

United States

Germany

Egypt

Saudi Arabia

Remaining after this: 629

Question 4442 · single_choice

What U.S. state is home to the world’s tallest human-made mast?

Florida

Oregon

North Dakota

Texas

Remaining after this: 628

Question 4443 · single_choice

The world’s largest house belongs to the sultan of what country?

Malaysia

Brunei

Oman

The Philippines

Remaining after this: 627

Question 4444 · single_choice

What company operates out of the world’s largest building by volume?

Amazon

Facebook

Boeing

Walmart

Remaining after this: 626

Question 4445 · single_choice

In what city can you find the world’s largest department store?

New York, New York

Florence, Italy

Kyoto, Japan

Busan, South Korea

Remaining after this: 625

Question 4446 · single_choice

What country’s parliament is the heaviest building in the world?

Ghana

Brazil

Romania

Canada

Remaining after this: 624

Question 4447 · single_choice

What venue is topped by the largest dome in the world?

Olympic Stadium, Montreal

O2 Arena, London

Principality Stadium, Cardiff

Ford Field, Detroit

Remaining after this: 623

Question 4448 · single_choice

What UNESCO site is the largest Buddhist temple in the world?

Mahabodhi

Sensō-ji

Phimeanakas

Borobudur

Remaining after this: 622

Question 4449 · single_choice

What is the world’s tallest roller coaster?

Steel Dragon 2000, Japan

Kingda Ka, New Jersey

Millennium Force, Ohio

Goliath, California

Remaining after this: 621

Question 4450 · single_choice

What are the tallest twin skyscrapers in the world?

Thamrin Nine, Indonesia

Petronas Twin Towers, Malaysia

Emirates Towers, UAE

Grand Gateway Shanghai, China

Remaining after this: 620

Question 4451 · single_choice

Abrāj al-Bait is the world’s biggest what?

Clock tower

Indoor ski facility

Government building

TV antenna

Remaining after this: 619

Question 4452 · single_choice

Where can you find this famous pink beach?

Italy

Australia

Cuba

Bermuda

Remaining after this: 618

Question 4453 · single_choice

Where is this famous beach with an oceanfront swimming pool?

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Los Angeles, California

Sydney, Australia

Cape Town, South Africa

Remaining after this: 617

Question 4454 · single_choice

Where is this famous shell-shaped coastline, called La Concha?

Nazaré, Portugal

Nantes, France

Sorrento, Italy

San Sebastian, Spain

Remaining after this: 616

Question 4455 · single_choice

This otherworldly black sand beach is on the coast of which country?

Iceland

New Zealand

Scotland

Canada

Remaining after this: 615

Question 4456 · single_choice

Where can you visit this coastal castle?

England

France

Croatia

Russia

Remaining after this: 614

Question 4457 · single_choice

Where is this beachside Ferris wheel and amusement park?

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

Santa Cruz, California

Ocean City, Maryland

Santa Monica, California

Remaining after this: 613

Question 4458 · single_choice

Where can you see this beach penguin colony?

Ecuador

South Africa

Peru

Chile

Remaining after this: 612

Question 4459 · single_choice

Where can you stroll this unique green sand beach?

California

Hawaii

Antigua

Turks and Caicos

Remaining after this: 611

Question 4460 · single_choice

Where can you swim at this “Hidden Beach”?

Mexico

Portugal

Grenada

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 610

Question 4461 · single_choice

Where can you spot jets landing right over this beach?

St. Maarten

Kauai

Faroe Islands

Madagascar

Remaining after this: 609

Question 4462 · single_choice

Where are these scenic limestone cliffs featured in the movie “The Beach”?

Diomede Islands, Alaska

Cyclades Islands, Greece

Phi Phi Islands, Thailand

Okinawa, Japan

Remaining after this: 608

Question 4463 · single_choice

This iconic shoreline called Wineglass Bay is in which country?

Costa Rica

Australia

Norway

The Maldives

Remaining after this: 607

Question 4464 · single_choice

This beach, Playa d’en Bossa, is the longest on which popular island?

Mykonos, Greece

Ibiza, Spain

Cozumel, Mexico

Oahu, Hawaii

Remaining after this: 606

Question 4465 · single_choice

Where is this beach, home to Cathedral Cove?

Chile

Japan

Canada

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 605

Question 4466 · single_choice

Named for its puka shells, this beach is in which tropical area?

The Philippines

U.S. Virgin Islands

Malaysia

Palau

Remaining after this: 604

Question 4467 · single_choice

Where can you explore this coastal sand dune, the tallest in Europe?

Denmark

France

Albania

Spain

Remaining after this: 603

Question 4468 · single_choice

This famous Greek beach is nicknamed what?

Shipwreck Beach

Paradise Beach

Skeleton Coast

Aphrodite's Cove

Remaining after this: 602

Question 4469 · single_choice

Matira Beach, surrounded by a coral reef, is located on which island?

Tahiti

Moorea

Rangiroa

Bora Bora

Remaining after this: 601

Question 4470 · single_choice

Which Australian state is home to this gleaming white silica sand beach?

South Australia

New South Wales

Victoria

Queensland

Remaining after this: 600

Question 4471 · single_choice

Where is this frequently photographed beach, called Anse Source d'Argent?

The Philippines

The Bahamas

The Seychelles

The Maldives

Remaining after this: 599

Question 4472 · single_choice

Where is the oldest city in the U.S. founded by Europeans?

California

Florida

Massachusetts

Virginia

Remaining after this: 598

Question 4473 · single_choice

What is America's oldest English-speaking settlement?

New York, New York

Weymouth, Massachusetts

Hampton, Virginia

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Remaining after this: 597

Question 4474 · single_choice

Pilgrims arriving on the Mayflower established what settlement in 1620?

Jamestown

New York

Jersey City

Plymouth

Remaining after this: 596

Question 4475 · single_choice

Colonizers from which country founded Jamestown, Virginia?

France

Spain

England

The Netherlands

Remaining after this: 595

Question 4476 · single_choice

Don Pedro de Peralta founded which U.S. city?

St. Augustine, Florida

San Diego, California

San Antonio, Texas

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Remaining after this: 594

Question 4477 · single_choice

Four of America’s oldest cities are in which state?

Virginia

Massachusetts

New Mexico

New York

Remaining after this: 593

Question 4478 · single_choice

Which of America’s oldest cities was the hometown of two U.S. Presidents?

Albany, New York

Weymouth, Massachusetts

Quincy, Massachusetts

Newport News, Virginia

Remaining after this: 592

Question 4479 · single_choice

The oldest church in the continental U.S. is located in which city?

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Plymouth, Massachusetts

New York, New York

Jersey City, New Jersey

Remaining after this: 591

Question 4480 · single_choice

Who or what is Boston named after?

Puritan leader who founded it

Town in England

Indigenous name for the region

No one knows

Remaining after this: 590

Question 4481 · single_choice

Newport, Rhode Island, is notable because of what?

A woman led its settlement

Home to university in the U.S.

Once the U.S. capital

Originally a Swedish colony

Remaining after this: 589

Question 4482 · single_choice

Which of these oldest U.S. cities was named for a king?

Plymouth, Massachusetts

Albany, New York

Hampton, Virginia

Williamsburg, Virginia

Remaining after this: 588

Question 4483 · single_choice

Which city was once named Beverwijck?

New York, New York

Albany, New York

Jersey City, New Jersey

Newark, New Jersey

Remaining after this: 587

Question 4484 · single_choice

The Wessagusset Colony was renamed for what English city?

Weymouth

Liverpool

Wadhurst

Plymouth

Remaining after this: 586

Question 4485 · single_choice

Which city sits on the Shawmut Peninsula?

St. Augustine, Florida

Boston, Massachusetts

Weymouth, Massachusetts

Hampton, Virginia

Remaining after this: 585

Question 4486 · single_choice

Where is Castillo de San Marcos, the oldest stone fort in the lower 48?

New Mexico

Texas

Florida

California

Remaining after this: 584

Question 4487 · single_choice

Which city replaced Jamestown as the capital of the Virginia Colony?

Newport News

Kecoughtan

Williamsburg

Hampton

Remaining after this: 583

Question 4488 · single_choice

Who governed New Amsterdam until the English claimed it in 1664?

Peter Minuit

John Winthrop

Benjamin Franklin

Peter Stuyvesant

Remaining after this: 582

Question 4489 · single_choice

Which settlement was founded by Swedes in 1638 as Fort Christina?

Wilmington, Delaware

Baltimore, Maryland

Norfolk, Virginia

Norwalk, Connecticut

Remaining after this: 581

Question 4490 · single_choice

Early astronauts trained in which historic city?

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Jamestown, Virginia

Albany, New York

Hampton, Virginia

Remaining after this: 580

Question 4491 · single_choice

What are you NOT supposed to order past noon in Italy?

Cappuccino

Pasta

Wine

Espresso

Remaining after this: 579

Question 4492 · single_choice

Where is leaving a tip considered rude?

Canada

United States

Japan

Colombia

Remaining after this: 578

Question 4493 · single_choice

What is the customary way to greet someone in Brazil?

Wave

Nod

Hand shake

Cheek kiss

Remaining after this: 577

Question 4494 · single_choice

Where is it considered rude to touch someone’s head?

Thailand

Norway

France

Costa Rica

Remaining after this: 576

Question 4495 · single_choice

When receiving a gift in China, it is customary to first do what?

Refuse the gift

Bow in thanks

Give a gift in return

Cite a traditional poem

Remaining after this: 575

Question 4496 · single_choice

In India, you should never eat with what?

A fork

Your right hand

Your left hand

Strangers

Remaining after this: 574

Question 4497 · single_choice

Where is it considered impolite to pour your own drink?

Denmark

Germany

Portugal

South Korea

Remaining after this: 573

Question 4498 · single_choice

In the country of Georgia, what should you do during a toast?

Drink your entire drink

Sing a traditional song

Observe a moment of silence

Clap enthusiastically

Remaining after this: 572

Question 4499 · single_choice

Where should you avoid animated hand gestures when speaking?

India

Sweden

Brazil

Italy

Remaining after this: 571

Question 4500 · single_choice

What is the Ethiopian practice of “gursha”?

Saying a prayer before meals

Inviting neighbors for meals

Hand-feeding food to others

Blessing food before eating

Remaining after this: 570

Question 4501 · single_choice

When clinking glasses in Germany, what is the expected etiquette?

Making eye contact

Saying “bravo”

Tapping the glass on the table

Putting your hand on a shoulder

Remaining after this: 569

Question 4502 · single_choice

Taxi passengers are expected to sit in the front seat in which country?

Canada

Singapore

Greece

Australia

Remaining after this: 568

Question 4503 · single_choice

What gesture is considered offensive in some Middle Eastern countries?

Waving

Thumbs up

Thumbs down

Shrug

Remaining after this: 567

Question 4504 · single_choice

In South Korea, what is frowned upon during handshakes?

Putting other hand in pocket

Eye contact

Letting go too quickly

A firm grip

Remaining after this: 566

Question 4505 · single_choice

What is inconsiderate in Western cultures but encouraged in Japan?

Talking with food in your mouth

Name-calling

Jaywalking

Slurping noodles

Remaining after this: 565

Question 4506 · single_choice

What is a “wai” in Thailand?

A ceremony for elders

A respectful greeting

A toast to the chef at mealtime

A gift for newcomers

Remaining after this: 564

Question 4507 · single_choice

Chile’s formal dining etiquette requires what at meals?

Knife and fork

Formal place setting

Linen napkins

Satin tablecloth

Remaining after this: 563

Question 4508 · single_choice

Which of these common objects is insulting in Arab culture?

Pencil

Wristwatch

Shoe

Keys

Remaining after this: 562

Question 4509 · single_choice

Which of these should you NOT ask for while eating in Italy?

Parmesan cheese

Dipping sauce

Extra bread

Sauce on the side

Remaining after this: 561

Question 4510 · single_choice

In which country do businesses typically prefer texts instead of calls?

Mexico

Switzerland

India

Brazil

Remaining after this: 560

Question 4511 · single_choice

Which city is home to the Freedom Trail?

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Washington, D.C.

Boston, Massachusetts

Baltimore, Maryland

Remaining after this: 559

Question 4512 · single_choice

Where can you visit the Liberty Bell?

Boston, Massachusetts

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Washington, D.C.

New York, New York

Remaining after this: 558

Question 4513 · single_choice

What U.S. landmark was a gift from the people of France?

Washington Monument

Mount Rushmore

Statue of Liberty

Gateway Arch

Remaining after this: 557

Question 4514 · single_choice

Which President had an estate at Mount Vernon?

Thomas Jefferson

John Adams

Benjamin Franklin

George Washington

Remaining after this: 556

Question 4515 · single_choice

The Gateway Arch towers over which city?

St. Louis, Missouri

Kansas City, Missouri

Portland, Oregon

Chicago, Illinois

Remaining after this: 555

Question 4516 · single_choice

Martin Luther King Jr. gave his “I Have a Dream” speech at which memorial?

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial

Lincoln Memorial

Washington Monument

Thomas Jefferson Memorial

Remaining after this: 554

Question 4517 · single_choice

The USS Arizona Memorial is located in which state?

South Carolina

Florida

California

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 553

Question 4518 · single_choice

What site was the inspiration for “The Star-Spangled Banner”?

Fort McHenry

Boston Harbor

Minute Man Historical Park

Fort Niagara

Remaining after this: 552

Question 4519 · single_choice

Culp’s Hill and Devil’s Den are features of which historical site?

Mount Vernon

Gettysburg

Mount Rushmore

The Alamo

Remaining after this: 551

Question 4520 · single_choice

The Smithsonian is home to a piece of what patriotic landmark?

Lincoln Memorial

Washington Monument

Plymouth Rock

The Alamo

Remaining after this: 550

Question 4521 · single_choice

What patriotic landmark was once the world’s tallest structure?

Washington Monument

Statue of Liberty

Gateway Arch

Mount Rushmore

Remaining after this: 549

Question 4522 · single_choice

Where is the National World War II Museum?

Kansas City, Missouri

Washington, D.C.

Columbus, Ohio

New Orleans, Louisiana

Remaining after this: 548

Question 4523 · single_choice

What site marks the first armed conflict of the Revolutionary War?

Boston Harbor

Harper’s Ferry

Minute Man Historical Park

Colonial Williamsburg

Remaining after this: 547

Question 4524 · single_choice

Which famous musician donated a collection of memorabilia to the Alamo?

Ringo Starr

Phil Collins

Peter Gabriel

Stevie Nicks

Remaining after this: 546

Question 4525 · single_choice

The National Veterans Museum is located in which state?

Massachusetts

California

Illinois

Ohio

Remaining after this: 545

Question 4526 · single_choice

Which two Presidents are buried at Arlington National Cemetery?

FDR and Lincoln

JFK and Taft

Washington and Jefferson

Lincoln and Wilson

Remaining after this: 544

Question 4527 · single_choice

239 Arch Street, Philadelphia, is better known as what?

Benjamin Franklin’s house

Independence Hall

The Betsy Ross House

The President’s House

Remaining after this: 543

Question 4528 · single_choice

The Beaver and the Eleanor are ships from what event?

The landing at Plymouth Rock

Columbus sailing to the Americas

The Boston Tea Party

The Battle of New Orleans

Remaining after this: 542

Question 4529 · single_choice

Whose Washington, D.C., monument is a bronze statue in a marble dome?

George Washington

Franklin Roosevelt

Abraham Lincoln

Thomas Jefferson

Remaining after this: 541

Question 4530 · single_choice

Gutzon Borglum designed which major patriotic monument?

Mount Rushmore

Lincoln Memorial

Gateway Arch

White House

Remaining after this: 540

Question 4531 · single_choice

Which President's face is NOT carved into Mount Rushmore?

Thomas Jefferson

Franklin D. Roosevelt

George Washington

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 539

Question 4532 · single_choice

Mount Rushmore is located in what mountain range?

Appalachian Mountains

Adirondack Mountains

Black Hills

Great Smoky Mountains

Remaining after this: 538

Question 4533 · single_choice

Who was the sculptor responsible for Mount Rushmore?

Auguste Rodin

Gutzon Borglum

Korczak Ziolkowski

Gustave Eiffel

Remaining after this: 537

Question 4534 · single_choice

Which of these facts about Mount Rushmore is true?

It’s the tallest U.S. monument

It once collapsed in an earthquake

It’s guarded by stray cats

There’s a hidden chamber inside

Remaining after this: 536

Question 4535 · single_choice

The carving of Mount Rushmore began in what decade?

1850s

1920s

1950s

1980s

Remaining after this: 535

Question 4536 · single_choice

Who first proposed the idea for a monument at Mount Rushmore?

President Theodore Roosevelt

The sculptor

A South Dakota historian

A local farmer

Remaining after this: 534

Question 4537 · single_choice

Which President promised funding for the project?

Woodrow Wilson

Theodore Roosevelt

Calvin Coolidge

Ulysses S. Grant

Remaining after this: 533

Question 4538 · single_choice

Which President’s face was finished first?

George Washington

Thomas Jefferson

Theodore Roosevelt

Abraham Lincoln

Remaining after this: 532

Question 4539 · single_choice

Mount Rushmore is composed of what type of rock?

Sandstone

Limestone

Basalt

Granite

Remaining after this: 531

Question 4540 · single_choice

For whom is Mount Rushmore named?

The sculptor’s father

The area’s first white settler

A New York attorney

Translation of an Indigenous name

Remaining after this: 530

Question 4541 · single_choice

What did local Indigenous peoples call Mount Rushmore?

Four Old Men

Rainy Mountain

Six Grandfathers

Black Hill

Remaining after this: 529

Question 4542 · single_choice

What creature’s face is said to be hidden among the carvings?

Bear

Raccoon

Eagle

Elephant

Remaining after this: 528

Question 4543 · single_choice

Sculptor Gutzon Borglum created what other landmark?

Stone Mountain

Lincoln Memorial

Statue of Liberty

Crazy Horse Memorial

Remaining after this: 527

Question 4544 · single_choice

During construction work, Mount Rushmore had its own team in what sport?

Football

Wrestling

Basketball

Baseball

Remaining after this: 526

Question 4545 · single_choice

Whose face was originally meant to be on the far left of Mount Rushmore?

Thomas Jefferson

George Washington

Abraham Lincoln

Benjamin Franklin

Remaining after this: 525

Question 4546 · single_choice

Who was proposed as a fifth face?

Benjamin Franklin

John Quincy Adams

Susan B. Anthony

Franklin D. Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 524

Question 4547 · single_choice

Sculptor Gutzon Borglum’s son shares a name with which President?

Thomas Jefferson

Abraham Lincoln

George Washington

Theodore Roosevelt

Remaining after this: 523

Question 4548 · single_choice

What resident animals were a gift from Canada?

Mountain goats

Prairie dogs

Bison

Elk

Remaining after this: 522

Question 4549 · single_choice

When completed, a nearby sculpture of whom will dwarf Mount Rushmore?

Buffalo Bill

Crazy Horse

Black Elk

Lewis and Clark

Remaining after this: 521

Question 4550 · single_choice

What feature was added to Mount Rushmore in 1976?

Hall of Records

Sculptor’s Studio

Presidential Trail

Avenue of Flags

Remaining after this: 520

Question 4551 · single_choice

What is the least populous U.S. state capital?

Juneau, Alaska

Montpelier, Vermont

Charleston, South Carolina

Frankfort, Kentucky

Remaining after this: 519

Question 4552 · single_choice

Concord is the capital of which state?

Maine

Massachusetts

New Jersey

New Hampshire

Remaining after this: 518

Question 4553 · single_choice

Which city is the capital of “the Equality State”?

Cheyenne

Sacramento

Olympia

Albany

Remaining after this: 517

Question 4554 · single_choice

What is Nevada’s capital?

Reno

Carson City

Henderson

Elko

Remaining after this: 516

Question 4555 · single_choice

What is Cheyenne, Wyoming’s popular “Frontier Days” festival?

Battle reenactment

Costumed pioneer village

Rodeo

Hunting festival

Remaining after this: 515

Question 4556 · single_choice

Which of these state capitals is NOT on the Missouri River?

Jefferson City

Annapolis

Bismarck

Helena

Remaining after this: 514

Question 4557 · single_choice

Which state has the least populous capital of the Midwest region?

South Dakota

Ohio

North Dakota

Michigan

Remaining after this: 513

Question 4558 · single_choice

Springfield is the capital of which state?

Illinois

Massachusetts

Nebraska

Ohio

Remaining after this: 512

Question 4559 · single_choice

Which state capital is located in the Bluegrass Region?

Annapolis, Maryland

Topeka, Kansas

Frankfort, Kentucky

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Remaining after this: 511

Question 4560 · single_choice

What is the only state capital that borders another country?

Montpelier

Frankfort

Honolulu

Juneau

Remaining after this: 510

Question 4561 · single_choice

Augusta, Maine, is located on which river?

Kennebec River

Aroostook River

Moose River

Sunday River

Remaining after this: 509

Question 4562 · single_choice

What is the capital of the first state admitted to the Union?

Boston

Harrisburg

Lansing

Dover

Remaining after this: 508

Question 4563 · single_choice

In which capital is the United States Naval Academy?

Trenton, New Jersey

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Annapolis, Maryland

Remaining after this: 507

Question 4564 · single_choice

What is Helena, Montana’s downtown known as?

Last Chance Gulch

Coyote Gulch

Glitter Gulch

Spooky Gulch

Remaining after this: 506

Question 4565 · single_choice

What was Frankfort, Kentucky, originally known as?

Fort Frank

Frankenford

Frank Lloyd Wright Village

Frank's Ford

Remaining after this: 505

Question 4566 · single_choice

Which capital was also briefly the capital of the U.S.?

Charleston, South Carolina

Albany, New York

Trenton, New Jersey

Olympia, Washington

Remaining after this: 504

Question 4567 · single_choice

Which capital is only the 22nd-largest city in its state?

Olympia, Washington

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Carson City, Nevada

Concord, New Hampshire

Remaining after this: 503

Question 4568 · single_choice

Where is Rockville Bridge, the world’s largest stone masonry arch bridge?

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Helena, Montana

Dover, Delaware

Pierre, South Dakota

Remaining after this: 502

Question 4569 · single_choice

Who designed the capitol building in Hartford, Connecticut?

Barachias Holt

Richard M. Upjohn

August K. Strotz and Richard Hein

John Parks Almand

Remaining after this: 501

Question 4570 · single_choice

Which state capital is known as “The City Different”?

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Honolulu, Hawaii

Olympia, Washington

Dover, Delaware

Remaining after this: 500

Question 4571 · single_choice

What bridge crosses the River Thames in London, England?

Tower Bridge

Rialto Bridge

Remaining after this: 499

Question 4572 · single_choice

Which landmark is located in America’s capital, Washington, D.C.?

Statue of Liberty

Lincoln Memorial

Remaining after this: 498

Question 4573 · single_choice

What capital is the world’s most populous city?

Tokyo, Japan

London, England

Remaining after this: 497

Question 4574 · single_choice

What city is the capital of Brazil?

São Paulo

Brasília

Remaining after this: 496

Question 4575 · single_choice

Mexico City, Mexico, was built on the ruins of what ancient civilization?

Aztec

Inca

Remaining after this: 495

Question 4576 · single_choice

What city is the de facto capital of Switzerland?

Bern

Zürich

Remaining after this: 494

Question 4577 · single_choice

Buenos Aires, Argentina, is home to the world’s widest what?

Avenue

Tunnel

Remaining after this: 493

Question 4578 · single_choice

Havana, Cuba, has a park dedicated to which music legend?

John Lennon

Dolly Parton

Remaining after this: 492

Question 4579 · single_choice

In what capital did the first modern Olympic Games occur?

Paris

Athens

Remaining after this: 491

Question 4580 · single_choice

South Africa’s three capital cities are Pretoria, Cape Town, and what?

Johannesburg

Bloemfontein

Remaining after this: 490

Question 4581 · single_choice

New Delhi’s Lotus Temple is a structure dedicated to what faith?

Zoroastrianism

Bahá’í

Remaining after this: 489

Question 4582 · single_choice

What is the official English name of Seoul, South Korea?

Seoul Special City

Seoul Great Township

Remaining after this: 488

Question 4583 · single_choice

What regional delicacy is found throughout the streets of Cairo, Egypt?

Koshary

Balut

Remaining after this: 487

Question 4584 · single_choice

What fruit is part of the nickname of Jakarta, Indonesia?

Starfruit

Durian

Remaining after this: 486

Question 4585 · single_choice

Buildings in which capital max out at 315 feet tall?

Rome

Budapest

Remaining after this: 485

Question 4586 · single_choice

Oslo, Norway, is home to a museum dedicated to what artist?

Claude Monet

Edvard Munch

Remaining after this: 484

Question 4587 · single_choice

Kinshasa is the capital of what African nation?

Democratic Republic of the Congo

Kenya

Remaining after this: 483

Question 4588 · single_choice

How many characters long is the official name of Bangkok, Thailand?

45 characters

169 characters

Remaining after this: 482

Question 4589 · single_choice

What capital city is home to the tallest building in the European Union?

Warsaw, Poland

Belgrade, Serbia

Remaining after this: 481

Question 4590 · single_choice

What is the meaning of the name of the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur?

Muddy estuary

Pacific pearl

Remaining after this: 480

Question 4591 · single_choice

The Galápagos Islands are part of which country?

Chile

Ecuador

Spain

They are an independent nation

Remaining after this: 479

Question 4592 · single_choice

What body of water surrounds the Galápagos Islands?

Atlantic Ocean

Gulf of Mexico

Pacific Ocean

Straits of Magellan

Remaining after this: 478

Question 4593 · single_choice

From what language did the name Galápagos originate?

Portuguese

French

Quechua

Spanish

Remaining after this: 477

Question 4594 · single_choice

What famous scientist helped to popularize the Galápagos Islands?

John Muir

Marie Curie

Albert Einstein

Charles Darwin

Remaining after this: 476

Question 4595 · single_choice

What is the official language of the Galápagos Islands?

English

Spanish

Quechua

French

Remaining after this: 475

Question 4596 · single_choice

What is the largest island in the Galápagos?

Santa Cruz

Santa Maria

Isabela

Fernandina

Remaining after this: 474

Question 4597 · single_choice

What bird species on the Galápagos is known for its colorful feet?

Cormorant

Penguin

Booby

Finch

Remaining after this: 473

Question 4598 · single_choice

What native creature can grow to weigh 500 pounds or more?

Galápagos penguin

Marine iguana

Galápagos tortoise

Galápagos cormorant

Remaining after this: 472

Question 4599 · single_choice

The Galápagos have two flightless bird species — a penguin and what?

Finch

Booby

Owl

Cormorant

Remaining after this: 471

Question 4600 · single_choice

The island of Santa Cruz is also known by what name?

Albemarle Island

Indefatigable Island

Darwin Island

Beagle Island

Remaining after this: 470

Question 4601 · single_choice

What is unique about the Galápagos penguin?

Only Northern Hemisphere penguin

It does not eat fish

It cannot swim

It is not actually a penguin

Remaining after this: 469

Question 4602 · single_choice

What color is the sand on the island of Rabida?

Green

Black

White

Red

Remaining after this: 468

Question 4603 · single_choice

A group of what species were named after Charles Darwin?

Finches

Penguins

Owls

Cormorants

Remaining after this: 467

Question 4604 · single_choice

What is unique about the Galápagos marine iguana?

It can change its coloring

It can breed asexually

It’s a carnivore

It’s the only sea going lizard

Remaining after this: 466

Question 4605 · single_choice

What resident of the Galápagos Islands is also called the “pirate bird”?

Waved albatross

Vermilion flycatcher

Magnificent frigatebird

Galápagos petrel

Remaining after this: 465

Question 4606 · single_choice

What is the tallest peak on the Galápagos?

Wolf Volcano

Azul Volcano

Mount Darwin

Mount Sierra Negra

Remaining after this: 464

Question 4607 · single_choice

What type of creature is the Galápagos racer?

Bird

Snake

Sea lion

Fish

Remaining after this: 463

Question 4608 · single_choice

The islands have a channel that shares a name with what former leader?

Che Guevara

Simón Bolívar

Juan Perón

Emiliano Zapata

Remaining after this: 462

Question 4609 · single_choice

Which island was the first to have human residents?

Isabela

Santa Cruz

Fernandina

Floreana

Remaining after this: 461

Question 4610 · single_choice

A colorful island crab is thought to be named after whom?

A scientist

A passing whaler ship

A Caribbean dancer

A president of Ecuador

Remaining after this: 460

Question 4611 · single_choice

Where does shaking your head mean “yes”?

Bulgaria

Sweden

China

Iceland

Remaining after this: 459

Question 4612 · single_choice

Which gesture is used to express approval in Western cultures?

Peace sign

Clicking heels

Thumbs up

Bowing

Remaining after this: 458

Question 4613 · single_choice

Where is a thumbs up considered offensive?

Canada

Iraq

Sweden

France

Remaining after this: 457

Question 4614 · single_choice

In Italy, pinching your fingers together and waving your hand means what?

Forget about it

Mamma mia

Who are you?

What are you saying?

Remaining after this: 456

Question 4615 · single_choice

How do people typically express remorse in Japan?

Bowing

Sitting

Clapping

Clearing throat

Remaining after this: 455

Question 4616 · single_choice

What did the two-finger “peace” sign originally mean?

Victory

Vietnam

Vote

Valor

Remaining after this: 454

Question 4617 · single_choice

The “horn fingers” sign means what in the U.S.?

Rock on

I love you

Bunny ears

Guitar solo

Remaining after this: 453

Question 4618 · single_choice

Where does the sign of the horns mean infidelity?

India

Thailand

South Africa

Italy

Remaining after this: 452

Question 4619 · single_choice

When is the two-finger “V” gesture considered offensive?

When knuckles are faced out

When knuckles are faced in

Upside-down “V”

Wiggling fingers

Remaining after this: 451

Question 4620 · single_choice

How do you gesture that you don’t care in Italy?

Shake your head

Chin flick

Turn away

Brush your arm with fingers

Remaining after this: 450

Question 4621 · single_choice

Where is it considered offensive to cross your fingers?

Vietnam

Australia and New Zealand

Ecuador

Eastern Canada

Remaining after this: 449

Question 4622 · single_choice

What friendly American hand gesture means “worthless” in France?

Okay sign

Waving

Come here gesture

Hand shake

Remaining after this: 448

Question 4623 · single_choice

Who is credited with modernizing the fist bump?

Serena Williams

Michael Jordan

Muhammad Ali

Barack Obama

Remaining after this: 447

Question 4624 · single_choice

Which gesture means “yes” in Mexico?

Bending finger up and down

Shaking head side to side

Pulling on ear

Open hand on the cheek

Remaining after this: 446

Question 4625 · single_choice

The French expression "mon oeil" is used to express what?

Disbelief

Agreement

Remorse

Excitement

Remaining after this: 445

Question 4626 · single_choice

"Moutza" is considered a harsh gesture where?

Morocco

Costa Rica

Greece

Thailand

Remaining after this: 444

Question 4627 · single_choice

Pointing with one finger is not allowed at what famous place?

Taj Mahal

Disney parks

Central Park

Niagara Falls

Remaining after this: 443

Question 4628 · single_choice

Which of these countries is famous for its distinctive head nod?

Canada

Chile

The Maldives

India

Remaining after this: 442

Question 4629 · single_choice

The unique "mano" gesture signifies respect where?

The Bahamas

Bulgaria

Poland

The Philippines

Remaining after this: 441

Question 4630 · single_choice

Which gesture was popularized at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics?

Peace sign

Finger heart

Hand to heart

Pinky swear

Remaining after this: 440

Question 4631 · single_choice

Which national park in Maine is popular for its fall foliage?

Arches

Voyageurs

Acadia

Cuyahoga Valley

Remaining after this: 439

Question 4632 · single_choice

October Mountain State Forest is the largest in what state?

Tennessee

Connecticut

Massachusetts

Michigan

Remaining after this: 438

Question 4633 · single_choice

In what Finnish region can you enjoy fall colors and the northern lights?

Lapland

Midlands

Black Forest

Yukon

Remaining after this: 437

Question 4634 · single_choice

What leaf peeping town is home to Mount Mansfield, Vermont’s highest peak?

Bar Harbor

Montpelier

Rutland

Stowe

Remaining after this: 436

Question 4635 · single_choice

Where can you spot sugar maples on Mont Tremblant?

Swiss Alps

Northern Japan

Cascades

Quebec, Canada

Remaining after this: 435

Question 4636 · single_choice

What is Ohio’s only national park, a popular place to see fall foliage?

Cuyahoga Valley

Great Basin

Isle Royale

Mammoth Cave

Remaining after this: 434

Question 4637 · single_choice

Which of these states is known for its golden aspens every autumn?

Colorado

Florida

Kentucky

Kansas

Remaining after this: 433

Question 4638 · single_choice

Where is Patagonia’s stunning fall foliage found?

Central America

Central Africa

South America

Western Europe

Remaining after this: 432

Question 4639 · single_choice

Fall foliage in the Great Smoky Mountains can be enjoyed from which trail?

Pacific Crest Trail

Continental Divide Trail

Appalachian Trail

John Muir Trail

Remaining after this: 431

Question 4640 · single_choice

What scenic area is on the state line between Washington and Oregon?

Big Sur

Columbia River Gorge

Black Hills

Adirondacks

Remaining after this: 430

Question 4641 · single_choice

Known for Gothic architecture and fall leaves, where is Transylvania?

Russia

Finland

Romania

Turkey

Remaining after this: 429

Question 4642 · single_choice

The Wicklow Mountains are a go-to autumn destination in what country?

Canada

Germany

Iceland

Ireland

Remaining after this: 428

Question 4643 · single_choice

What German forest is popular for a fall leaf peeping getaway?

Daintree Rainforest

Redwood Forest

Black Forest

White Mountain Forest

Remaining after this: 427

Question 4644 · single_choice

What Asian city is known for its historic shrines and colorful maples?

Kyoto, Japan

Seoul, South Korea

Singapore

Shanghai, China

Remaining after this: 426

Question 4645 · single_choice

The Lake District is a popular place to view fall foliage in what country?

England

Denmark

Canada

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 425

Question 4646 · single_choice

In what U.S. national park is Skyline Drive, known for its fall scenery?

Olympic

Crater Lake

Shenandoah

Mount Rainier

Remaining after this: 424

Question 4647 · single_choice

What Canadian mountain town is known for its stunning gold larches?

Victoria

Banff

Winnipeg

Moncton

Remaining after this: 423

Question 4648 · single_choice

Located near Changbai Mountain, where is Red Leaves Valley?

Vietnam

China

South Korea

Mongolia

Remaining after this: 422

Question 4649 · single_choice

What Portuguese wine region is also known for its fall colors?

Beaujolais

Veneto

Douro

Rioja

Remaining after this: 421

Question 4650 · single_choice

Central Otago is the premier leaf peeping region of what country?

South Africa

Peru

Canada

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 420

Question 4651 · single_choice

What UNESCO site is also the most-visited U.S. national park?

Yellowstone

Great Smoky Mountains

Yosemite

Everglades

Remaining after this: 419

Question 4652 · single_choice

Where is the Acropolis?

Athens, Greece

Cairo, Egypt

Rome, Italy

Istanbul, Turkey

Remaining after this: 418

Question 4653 · single_choice

What UNESCO site was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World?

Colosseum of Rome

Acropolis of Athens

Stonehenge

Pyramids of Giza

Remaining after this: 417

Question 4654 · single_choice

Which UNESCO site consists of an ancient city destroyed by a volcano?

Taj Mahal, India

Colosseum of Rome

Pompeii, Italy

Alexandria, Egypt

Remaining after this: 416

Question 4655 · single_choice

What U.S. World Heritage Site was a gift from the people of France?

Taos Pueblo

Monticello

Statue of Liberty

San Antonio Missions

Remaining after this: 415

Question 4656 · single_choice

What country has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites?

Japan

France

Italy

Mexico

Remaining after this: 414

Question 4657 · single_choice

The famous stone circle of Stonehenge is in what country?

Scotland

England

Ireland

Italy

Remaining after this: 413

Question 4658 · single_choice

What UNESCO site in Asia is regarded as a monument to love?

Angkor Wat

Great Wall of China

Taj Mahal

Golden Pavilion

Remaining after this: 412

Question 4659 · single_choice

Where is the Alhambra, a former palace and fortress?

Portugal

Morocco

Algeria

Spain

Remaining after this: 411

Question 4660 · single_choice

The UNESCO-listed Galápagos Islands are located in which ocean?

Indian Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Atlantic Ocean

Remaining after this: 410

Question 4661 · single_choice

What popular UNESCO site is often called “the lost city of the Incas"?

Machu Picchu

Chichen Itza

Guadalajara

Petra

Remaining after this: 409

Question 4662 · single_choice

The Palace and Park of Versailles are located near which European city?

Geneva, Switzerland

Paris, France

Marseille, France

Barcelona, Spain

Remaining after this: 408

Question 4663 · single_choice

The Great Barrier Reef is located in what body of water?

Coral Sea

Tasman Sea

Great Australian Bight

Banda Sea

Remaining after this: 407

Question 4664 · single_choice

The Hall of Supreme Harmony is a feature of what UNESCO site?

Machu Picchu

Palace of Versailles

Pyramids of Giza

Forbidden City

Remaining after this: 406

Question 4665 · single_choice

The temple complex of Angkor Wat is found in what country?

Cambodia

Thailand

Laos

Vietnam

Remaining after this: 405

Question 4666 · single_choice

What Asian city’s UNESCO site includes the Golden and Silver Pavilions?

Tokyo, Japan

Beijing, China

Shanghai, China

Kyoto, Japan

Remaining after this: 404

Question 4667 · single_choice

In what country is the Serengeti, known for its annual migration?

Nigeria

Botswana

South Africa

Tanzania

Remaining after this: 403

Question 4668 · single_choice

The pyramid at Chichen Itza is located in what country?

Egypt

Honduras

Mexico

Peru

Remaining after this: 402

Question 4669 · single_choice

Uluru in Australia was formerly known by what name?

Ayers Rock

The Outback

Great Australian Bight

Tasman Tower

Remaining after this: 401

Question 4670 · single_choice

Which UNESCO site is spread over 118 islands?

Galápagos Islands

Venice, Italy

Okinawa, Japan

Orkney Islands, Scotland

Remaining after this: 400

Question 4671 · single_choice

What country is home to this mysterious stone circle?

United Kingdom

Hungary

Greece

Sweden

Remaining after this: 399

Question 4672 · single_choice

Where can you find this ancient wonder?

Yemen

Egypt

Greece

South Africa

Remaining after this: 398

Question 4673 · single_choice

Where is this famous opera house?

United States

China

Morocco

Australia

Remaining after this: 397

Question 4674 · single_choice

Where can you find this church designed by Antoni Gaudí?

Argentina

Mexico

Spain

Peru

Remaining after this: 396

Question 4675 · single_choice

Where is this centuries-old mausoleum?

Nepal

India

Sri Lanka

Bangladesh

Remaining after this: 395

Question 4676 · single_choice

Where is this mountaintop religious landmark?

Suriname

Montenegro

Portugal

Brazil

Remaining after this: 394

Question 4677 · single_choice

Where is this neoclassical monument?

Germany

Poland

Ireland

Andorra

Remaining after this: 393

Question 4678 · single_choice

Where can you find this expansive temple, the largest in the world?

Indonesia

Thailand

Cambodia

Australia

Remaining after this: 392

Question 4679 · single_choice

What country is home to this majestic Baroque fountain?

Latvia

Mexico

Italy

Germany

Remaining after this: 391

Question 4680 · single_choice

What country is home to the world’s highest waterfall, seen here?

Nigeria

Venezuela

Kenya

Paraguay

Remaining after this: 390

Question 4681 · single_choice

Where is this medieval island commune?

The Netherlands

Estonia

San Marino

France

Remaining after this: 389

Question 4682 · single_choice

Where are these twin towers?

United Arab Emirates

South Korea

Malaysia

Bhutan

Remaining after this: 388

Question 4683 · single_choice

These statues are located on an island belonging to what country?

Chile

Madagascar

Ecuador

Fiji

Remaining after this: 387

Question 4684 · single_choice

Where can you explore this ancient city carved directly into rock?

Afghanistan

Jordan

Tajikistan

Lebanon

Remaining after this: 386

Question 4685 · single_choice

Where is this religious site located?

Moldova

Turkey

Armenia

Georgia

Remaining after this: 385

Question 4686 · single_choice

Where can you find this holy pilgrimage site?

Saudi Arabia

Morocco

Brazil

Pakistan

Remaining after this: 384

Question 4687 · single_choice

What country is home to this unusually shaped church?

Chile

The Philippines

Denmark

Iceland

Remaining after this: 383

Question 4688 · single_choice

Where is this atomic-shaped landmark?

Canada

Czechia

Belgium

Singapore

Remaining after this: 382

Question 4689 · single_choice

Where is this famous medieval walled city?

Croatia

Ireland

Poland

Bulgaria

Remaining after this: 381

Question 4690 · single_choice

Where can you find this stunning bay?

Papua New Guinea

New Zealand

Vietnam

Nauru

Remaining after this: 380

Question 4691 · single_choice

Which iconic Italian landmark was constructed first?

Colosseum of Rome

Leaning Tower of Pisa

Remaining after this: 379

Question 4692 · single_choice

Which of these architectural landmarks is older?

Lincoln Memorial

Washington Monument

Remaining after this: 378

Question 4693 · single_choice

Which famous Gustave Eiffel project was completed first?

Statue of Liberty

Eiffel Tower

Remaining after this: 377

Question 4694 · single_choice

Which architecturally stunning church is older?

St. Peter's Basilica

La Sagrada Familia

Remaining after this: 376

Question 4695 · single_choice

Which supertall skyscraper was completed first?

One World Trade Center

Burj Khalifa

Remaining after this: 375

Question 4696 · single_choice

Which historic NYC building opened first?

Chrysler Building

Empire State Building

Remaining after this: 374

Question 4697 · single_choice

Which iconic performance venue was built first?

Royal Albert Hall

Sydney Opera House

Remaining after this: 373

Question 4698 · single_choice

Which ancient European structure is older?

Roman Pantheon

Greek Parthenon

Remaining after this: 372

Question 4699 · single_choice

Which famous observation tower opened first?

Space Needle

CN Tower

Remaining after this: 371

Question 4700 · single_choice

Which U.S. train station is older?

Grand Central Terminal

Washington Union Station

Remaining after this: 370

Question 4701 · single_choice

Which monumental religious structure is older?

Hagia Sophia

Borobudur Temple

Remaining after this: 369

Question 4702 · single_choice

Which famous Frank Lloyd Wright residence was built first?

Robie House

Fallingwater

Remaining after this: 368

Question 4703 · single_choice

Which renowned museum opened first?

Louvre Museum

Prado Museum

Remaining after this: 367

Question 4704 · single_choice

Which official residence is older?

White House

Buckingham Palace

Remaining after this: 366

Question 4705 · single_choice

Which iconic bridge opened first?

Golden Gate Bridge

Brooklyn Bridge

Remaining after this: 365

Question 4706 · single_choice

Which ancient wonder was built first?

Great Pyramid of Giza

Great Wall of China

Remaining after this: 364

Question 4707 · single_choice

Which sacred Asian site is older?

Taj Mahal

Forbidden City

Remaining after this: 363

Question 4708 · single_choice

Which of these famous fountains is older?

Trevi Fountain

Bellagio Fountain

Remaining after this: 362

Question 4709 · single_choice

Which city’s Guggenheim Museum was built first?

New York City

Bilbao, Spain

Remaining after this: 361

Question 4710 · single_choice

Which historic American landmark is older?

Gateway Arch

Hoover Dam

Remaining after this: 360

Question 4711 · single_choice

JFK was the first President born in a hospital: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 359

Question 4712 · single_choice

Barack Obama is the only President born in Hawaii: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 358

Question 4713 · single_choice

Van Buren was the first President born a U.S. citizen: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 357

Question 4714 · single_choice

More Presidents were born in Virginia than any other state: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 356

Question 4715 · single_choice

Florida is the most populous state no President hails from: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 355

Question 4716 · single_choice

Albany, New York, is the birthplace of George Washington: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 354

Question 4717 · single_choice

Ronald Reagan was the only President born in California: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 353

Question 4718 · single_choice

Joe Biden was the first Pennsylvania-born President: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 352

Question 4719 · single_choice

Andrew Jackson was born in Missouri: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 351

Question 4720 · single_choice

Two related Presidents were born in Quincy, Massachusetts: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 350

Question 4721 · single_choice

FDR was the first President born west of the Mississippi: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 349

Question 4722 · single_choice

The 18th, 19th, and 20th U.S. Presidents were born in Ohio: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 348

Question 4723 · single_choice

Millard Fillmore was the first President born in New York: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 347

Question 4724 · single_choice

Calvin Coolidge was the President born the farthest north: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 346

Question 4725 · single_choice

Ronald Reagan was the only President born in Illinois: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 345

Question 4726 · single_choice

Bill Clinton was born in a town called Hope: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 344

Question 4727 · single_choice

Theodore Roosevelt was born in New York City: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 343

Question 4728 · single_choice

Johnson is one of two Presidents born in a state capital: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 342

Question 4729 · single_choice

Hyde Park, New York, is the birthplace of Grover Cleveland: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 341

Question 4730 · single_choice

James Garfield was the last President born in a log cabin: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 340

Question 4731 · single_choice

What mountain chain runs north to south through Chile?

Rocky Mountains

Andes Mountains

Alps

Atlas Mountains

Remaining after this: 339

Question 4732 · single_choice

What is the longest river in China?

Mekong

Yangtze

Yellow

Indus

Remaining after this: 338

Question 4733 · single_choice

Cuba is part of what archipelago?

West Indies

Turks & Caicos

Greater Antilles

The Caribs

Remaining after this: 337

Question 4734 · single_choice

Czechia is home to which of these record-breaking landmarks?

World’s largest ancient castle

Tallest skyscraper in Europe

First revolving restaurant

World’s oldest botanical garden

Remaining after this: 336

Question 4735 · single_choice

What is the African country CAR formally known as?

Congolese Atlantic Range

Coastal African Region

Christian Angolan Rhodesia

Central African Republic

Remaining after this: 335

Question 4736 · single_choice

Cambodia is home to the world’s largest what?

Defensive wall

Coral reef

Mountain

Religious structure

Remaining after this: 334

Question 4737 · single_choice

Colombia boasts the highest diversity of what type of species?

Fish

Reptiles

Birds

Plants

Remaining after this: 333

Question 4738 · single_choice

What prominent desert is located in northern Chile?

Atacama

Chihuahua

Kalahari

Gobi

Remaining after this: 332

Question 4739 · single_choice

China’s famed Terracotta Army “guards” what?

The Yellow River

Tomb of China’s first emperor

Confucius’s temple

The Forbidden City

Remaining after this: 331

Question 4740 · single_choice

Cameroon is the only country named after what type of animal?

Flightless bird

Crustacean

Shark

Mountain lion

Remaining after this: 330

Question 4741 · single_choice

The Talamanca mountains lie on the border of Costa Rica and what country?

Panama

Belize

El Salvador

Colombia

Remaining after this: 329

Question 4742 · single_choice

Canada’s easternmost province shares its name with what type of animal?

Horse

Dog

Goat

Cattle

Remaining after this: 328

Question 4743 · single_choice

How long is the Great Wall of China?

989 miles

3,422 miles

13,170 miles

29,300 miles

Remaining after this: 327

Question 4744 · single_choice

N’Djamena is the capital of which African country?

Cameroon

Côte d’Ivoire

Cabo Verde

Chad

Remaining after this: 326

Question 4745 · single_choice

What deity is said to have been born in Cyprus, the "Island of Love"?

Cupid

Aphrodite

Eros

Frigga

Remaining after this: 325

Question 4746 · single_choice

Which of these two metro areas is more populous?

Los Angeles, California

Mumbai, India

Remaining after this: 324

Question 4747 · single_choice

Which East Asian metropolis has more people?

Shanghai, China

Tokyo, Japan

Remaining after this: 323

Question 4748 · single_choice

Which center of ancient civilization is more populous today?

Rome, Italy

Athens, Greece

Remaining after this: 322

Question 4749 · single_choice

Which of the Twin Cities is more populous?

Minneapolis

St. Paul

Remaining after this: 321

Question 4750 · single_choice

Which fashionable European capital is more populous?

Paris, France

Milan, Italy

Remaining after this: 320

Question 4751 · single_choice

Which Brazilian city is larger?

São Paulo

Rio de Janeiro

Remaining after this: 319

Question 4752 · single_choice

Which Californian city is more populous?

San Francisco

San Diego

Remaining after this: 318

Question 4753 · single_choice

Which high-altitude metropolis has more people?

Mexico City, Mexico

Bogotá, Colombia

Remaining after this: 317

Question 4754 · single_choice

Which Mediterranean city is more populous?

Barcelona, Spain

Marseilles, France

Remaining after this: 316

Question 4755 · single_choice

Which European city is more populous?

Bordeaux, France

Munich, Germany

Remaining after this: 315

Question 4756 · single_choice

Which South American capital is more populous?

Caracas, Venezuela

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Remaining after this: 314

Question 4757 · single_choice

Which African capital is home to more people?

Cairo, Egypt

Nairobi, Kenya

Remaining after this: 313

Question 4758 · single_choice

Which cinematic city is more populous?

Casablanca, Morocco

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 312

Question 4759 · single_choice

Which country’s capital is larger?

Lisbon, Portugal

Ottawa, Canada

Remaining after this: 311

Question 4760 · single_choice

Which northern English city is more populous?

Manchester

Liverpool

Remaining after this: 310

Question 4761 · single_choice

Which car-racing capital is more populous?

Indianapolis, Indiana

Monaco

Remaining after this: 309

Question 4762 · single_choice

Which Korean metropolis is home to more people?

Pyongyang

Seoul

Remaining after this: 308

Question 4763 · single_choice

Which “second city” is bigger?

Alexandria, Egypt

Chicago, Illinois

Remaining after this: 307

Question 4764 · single_choice

Which of these sister cities is more populous?

Stockholm

Oslo

Remaining after this: 306

Question 4765 · single_choice

Which modern metropolis is more populous?

Dubai, UAE

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Remaining after this: 305

Question 4766 · single_choice

Which city is famous for its "garbage plates"?

Cleveland, Ohio

Rochester, New York

Remaining after this: 304

Question 4767 · single_choice

Which of these two cities is known for chicken wings?

Buffalo, New York

Memphis, Tennessee

Remaining after this: 303

Question 4768 · single_choice

Chili over spaghetti with cheese is the signature dish of what U.S. city?

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Cincinnati, Ohio

Remaining after this: 302

Question 4769 · single_choice

What city is famous for having invented bagels and lox?

Miami, Florida

New York, New York

Remaining after this: 301

Question 4770 · single_choice

Which regional sandwich is Philadelphia known for?

Sloppy Joe

Cheesesteak

Remaining after this: 300

Question 4771 · single_choice

Honolulu, Hawaii, is famous for which of these dishes?

California roll

Spam musubi

Remaining after this: 299

Question 4772 · single_choice

Which city has its own style of baked beans?

Cincinnati, Ohio

Boston, Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 298

Question 4773 · single_choice

Denver, Colorado, has its own style of which dish?

Omelette

Pizza

Remaining after this: 297

Question 4774 · single_choice

St. Louis, Missouri, is famous for which of these dishes?

Toasted ravioli

Juicy Lucy burgers

Remaining after this: 296

Question 4775 · single_choice

What fried seafood sandwich is New Orleans known for?

Lobster roll

Po’boy

Remaining after this: 295

Question 4776 · single_choice

Which city is known for its Dungeness crab?

Seattle, Washington

Charleston, South Carolina

Remaining after this: 294

Question 4777 · single_choice

What city is famous for a barbecue cut called “burnt ends”?

Raleigh, North Carolina

Kansas City, Missouri

Remaining after this: 293

Question 4778 · single_choice

The Cubano sandwich originated in which Florida city?

Jacksonville

Tampa

Remaining after this: 292

Question 4779 · single_choice

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, is the unofficial capital of which treat?

Key lime pie

Frozen custard

Remaining after this: 291

Question 4780 · single_choice

A New York City borough lends its name to a style of which food?

Pastrami sandwich

Clam chowder

Remaining after this: 290

Question 4781 · single_choice

The Juicy Lucy burger was invented where?

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Providence, Rhode Island

Remaining after this: 289

Question 4782 · single_choice

Beignets are associated with which city?

New Orleans, Louisiana

Detroit, Michigan

Remaining after this: 288

Question 4783 · single_choice

Which former British territory gained independence first?

India

Ireland

Remaining after this: 287

Question 4784 · single_choice

Which of these two countries declared its independence first?

Mexico

United States

Remaining after this: 286

Question 4785 · single_choice

Which “southern” country formed at an earlier date?

South Africa

South Sudan

Remaining after this: 285

Question 4786 · single_choice

Which Nordic country gained independence first?

Finland

Sweden

Remaining after this: 284

Question 4787 · single_choice

Which Oceanic country gained independence from the U.K. first?

Australia

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 283

Question 4788 · single_choice

What is the oldest independent nation in Africa?

Chad

Ethiopia

Remaining after this: 282

Question 4789 · single_choice

Which Mediterranean nation originated earlier?

Greece

Italy

Remaining after this: 281

Question 4790 · single_choice

Which Caribbean nation became a sovereign state first?

Cuba

Jamaica

Remaining after this: 280

Question 4791 · single_choice

Which microstate gained independence earlier?

San Marino

Vatican City

Remaining after this: 279

Question 4792 · single_choice

Which archipelagic Asian nation formed first?

Indonesia

Philippines

Remaining after this: 278

Question 4793 · single_choice

Which country on the island of Hispaniola formed first?

Dominican Republic

Haiti

Remaining after this: 277

Question 4794 · single_choice

Which country ending in “-stan” gained independence first?

Afghanistan

Kazakhstan

Remaining after this: 276

Question 4795 · single_choice

Which South American nation became an independent state earlier?

Brazil

Chile

Remaining after this: 275

Question 4796 · single_choice

Which city-state became a sovereign nation first?

Monaco

Singapore

Remaining after this: 274

Question 4797 · single_choice

Which European nation formed first?

Luxembourg

Switzerland

Remaining after this: 273

Question 4798 · single_choice

Which Slavic country gained independence first?

Slovakia

Slovenia

Remaining after this: 272

Question 4799 · single_choice

Which of the world’s two countries beginning with “Z” formed first?

Zambia

Zimbabwe

Remaining after this: 271

Question 4800 · single_choice

Which Pacific island nation formed earlier?

Kiribati

Samoa

Remaining after this: 270

Question 4801 · single_choice

Which Central American country became independent first?

Belize

Guatemala

Remaining after this: 269

Question 4802 · single_choice

Which North African country gained independence from France first?

Algeria

Morocco

Remaining after this: 268

Question 4803 · single_choice

Where are these striking coastal cliffs?

Ireland

Scotland

Wales

England

Remaining after this: 267

Question 4804 · single_choice

Where can you visit this famous peak?

China

Japan

South Korea

Canada

Remaining after this: 266

Question 4805 · single_choice

What country is home to this breathtaking canyon?

Chile

Australia

Peru

United States

Remaining after this: 265

Question 4806 · single_choice

Where can you find this underwater wonder?

Philippines

New Zealand

Australia

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 264

Question 4807 · single_choice

Where is this waterfall, the world’s tallest?

Venezuela

Brazil

Colombia

Argentina

Remaining after this: 263

Question 4808 · single_choice

Where can you explore this system of underwater sinkholes?

Mexico

Belize

Thailand

Costa Rica

Remaining after this: 262

Question 4809 · single_choice

Where are these unique rock formations and dramatic tides?

Canada

New Zealand

Ireland

Scotland

Remaining after this: 261

Question 4810 · single_choice

This mountain is the tallest in which country?

Chile

Nepal

Tanzania

Russia

Remaining after this: 260

Question 4811 · single_choice

Where can you find these remarkable geological formations?

Turkey

Greece

Italy

Spain

Remaining after this: 259

Question 4812 · single_choice

These “glowworm caves” are found in which country?

Fiji

Papua New Guinea

Grenada

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 258

Question 4813 · single_choice

Where is this iconic archipelago, visited by Charles Dawrin?

Peru

Portugal

Colombia

Ecuador

Remaining after this: 257

Question 4814 · single_choice

Where is this popular rocky outcrop overlooking a fjord?

Iceland

Norway

France

Canada

Remaining after this: 256

Question 4815 · single_choice

What two countries border this famous mountain?

Switzerland and Austria

France and Italy

Italy and Switzerland

Germany and Austria

Remaining after this: 255

Question 4816 · single_choice

Where can you find this unique coastal landmark?

England

France

Spain

Croatia

Remaining after this: 254

Question 4817 · single_choice

This whimsical waterway is in what country?

Denmark

Isle of Man

Scotland

Netherlands

Remaining after this: 253

Question 4818 · single_choice

Where can you walk on this unique terrain?

Canada

Uruguay

Bolivia

Iceland

Remaining after this: 252

Question 4819 · single_choice

Where is this picturesque bay and its famous limestone karsts?

Vietnam

Japan

Sri Lanka

New Zealand

Remaining after this: 251

Question 4820 · single_choice

These striking blue caves are a unique attraction in what country?

Chile

Argentina

Namibia

Brazil

Remaining after this: 250

Question 4821 · single_choice

Where can you traverse the waterways of this dramatic gorge?

Switzerland

Italy

France

United States

Remaining after this: 249

Question 4822 · single_choice

Where can you see this massive glacier?

Iceland

Canada

Argentina

Finland

Remaining after this: 248

Question 4823 · single_choice

Which U.S. city was once known as New Amsterdam?

Boston

Philadelphia

New Haven

New York

Remaining after this: 247

Question 4824 · single_choice

Pilgrims from what ship first stepped on American soil at Cape Cod?

Godspeed

Mayflower

Discovery

Santa Maria

Remaining after this: 246

Question 4825 · single_choice

What is America’s oldest European-established settlement?

St. Augustine, Florida

Boston, Massachusetts

Delaware City, Delaware

Jamestown, Virginia

Remaining after this: 245

Question 4826 · single_choice

What notable event occurred in Salem, Massachusetts, in the 1690s?

Several Bigfoot sightings

The Salem witch trials

A meteor crash

The First Continental Congress

Remaining after this: 244

Question 4827 · single_choice

Which city was home to America’s first college?

New Haven, Connecticut

Princeton, New Jersey

Ithaca, New York

Cambridge, Massachusetts

Remaining after this: 243

Question 4828 · single_choice

Which explorer claimed Albany, New York, for the Dutch in 1609?

Jacques Cartier

John Cabot

Henry Hudson

Walter Raleigh

Remaining after this: 242

Question 4829 · single_choice

What early settlement was the site of Bacon’s Rebellion in 1675-76?

Plymouth, Massachusetts

Rochester, New York

Jamestown, Virginia

York, Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 241

Question 4830 · single_choice

What describes all of the original settlers of Jamestown, Virginia?

Male

Pagan

Soldiers

Adults

Remaining after this: 240

Question 4831 · single_choice

Which city was claimed for the French by René-Robert Cavelier in 1682?

San Juan, Puerto Rico

Atlanta, Georgia

New Orleans, Louisiana

Wilmington, North Carolina

Remaining after this: 239

Question 4832 · single_choice

What was the first city settled by Europeans west of the Mississippi?

Santa Fe, New Mexico

Salt Lake City, Utah

Denver, Colorado

San Diego, California

Remaining after this: 238

Question 4833 · single_choice

The New World's only Swedish colony was found in what present-day state?

North Carolina

Massachusetts

Georgia

Delaware

Remaining after this: 237

Question 4834 · single_choice

Where did the First Continental Congress meet in 1774?

New York City

Philadelphia

Washington D.C.

Baltimore

Remaining after this: 236

Question 4835 · single_choice

In 1630, Boston became the site of America’s first public what?

Hospital

School

Streetcar

City hall

Remaining after this: 235

Question 4836 · single_choice

Which Texas city did Spain first attempt to colonize?

El Paso

Houston

Corpus Christie

Arlington

Remaining after this: 234

Question 4837 · single_choice

What colonial capital was also called Middle Plantation?

New Castle, Delaware

Elizabeth, New Jersey

Charleston, South Carolina

Williamsburg, Virginia

Remaining after this: 233

Question 4838 · single_choice

After 115 people vanished, what island became known as “the Lost Colony”?

Roanoke

Key Largo

Grand Island

Nantucket

Remaining after this: 232

Question 4839 · single_choice

Fort Necessity was the site of what general’s only surrender?

Benedict Arnold

George Washington

William Pitt

Charles Cornwallis

Remaining after this: 231

Question 4840 · single_choice

What geographic feature separated New France and the 13 colonies?

Mississippi River

Mason-Dixon Line

Appalachian Mountains

Chesapeake Bay

Remaining after this: 230

Question 4841 · single_choice

John Phillips founded what kind of institution in New Hampshire?

Prep school

Orchestra

Church

Sports hall of fame

Remaining after this: 229

Question 4842 · single_choice

What is the actual Plymouth Rock made out of?

Limestone

Pyrite

Marble

Granite

Remaining after this: 228

Question 4843 · single_choice

What was Chicago's Willis Tower once called?

McDonald’s Tower

Macy’s Tower

Sears Tower

Freedom Tower

Remaining after this: 227

Question 4844 · single_choice

Philadelphia’s Independence Hall was once known as what?

University Hall

St. Michael’s Church

Philadelphia Fire House

Philadelphia State House

Remaining after this: 226

Question 4845 · single_choice

The tallest building in London, the Shard, was once named what?

Big Ben

London Bridge Tower

Westminster Tower

The Pickle

Remaining after this: 225

Question 4846 · single_choice

Chicago’s 875 N. Michigan Ave was once named for what Founding Father?

John Hancock

Samuel Adams

Patrick Henry

Alexander Hamilton

Remaining after this: 224

Question 4847 · single_choice

Which Nashville music venue was once the Union Gospel Tabernacle?

Grand Ole Opry House

Ryman Auditorium

Cannery Ballroom

Bluebird Cafe

Remaining after this: 223

Question 4848 · single_choice

In 2022, Kia secured naming rights to a sports venue once known as what?

Madison Square Garden

The Boston Garden

Chicago Stadium

The Forum

Remaining after this: 222

Question 4849 · single_choice

Opened in 1932, the International Music Hall is now called what?

Radio City Music Hall

Severance Hall

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Metropolitan Opera House

Remaining after this: 221

Question 4850 · single_choice

Now called the O2, the world’s largest dome was first called what?

Bird’s Nest

Millennium Dome

The Egg

The Royal Arena

Remaining after this: 220

Question 4851 · single_choice

Which name was once associated with L.A.’s U.S. Bank Tower?

Hospital Tower

School Tower

Library Tower

Airport Tower

Remaining after this: 219

Question 4852 · single_choice

NYC’s MetLife Building was previously named for what defunct airline?

TWA

Continental

Pan Am

US Airways

Remaining after this: 218

Question 4853 · single_choice

Now the Westgate, what Vegas casino hosted Elvis’s residency in 1969?

Stardust Resort & Casino

Palms Casino Resort

Sands Hotel & Casino

International Hotel

Remaining after this: 217

Question 4854 · single_choice

NYC’s former RCA Building is now known by what name?

One World Trade Center

Chrysler Building

30 Rockefeller Plaza

Flatiron Building

Remaining after this: 216

Question 4855 · single_choice

In 2013, TCL bought naming rights to what L.A. theater?

Greek Theatre

El Capitan Theatre

Graumann’s Chinese Theater

Orpheum Theatre

Remaining after this: 215

Question 4856 · single_choice

Opened in 1939, the Museum of Non-Objective Painting is now known as what?

The Guggenheim

Museum of Modern Art

Whitney Museum of American Art

The Metropolitan Museum of Art

Remaining after this: 214

Question 4857 · single_choice

Due to its strange shape, London’s Swiss Re building became known as what?

The Bell

The Gherkin

Infinity

Farfalle Tower

Remaining after this: 213

Question 4858 · single_choice

Minneapolis’ U.S. Bank Plaza was once named for what food company?

Sara Lee

Pillsbury

Nestle

Hostess

Remaining after this: 212

Question 4859 · single_choice

Which current Las Vegas casino was once called the Aladdin?

Planet Hollywood Resort

Treasure Island Las Vegas

The Mirage

MGM Grand Las Vegas

Remaining after this: 211

Question 4860 · single_choice

Manhattan’s Hearst Tower is an expansion of what original building?

International Magazine Building

Museum of Radio & Television

Chelsea Music Hall

Clock Tower Building

Remaining after this: 210

Question 4861 · single_choice

Chicago’s Guaranteed Rate Field was once named for what owner?

George Steinbrenner

Ted Turner

Bud Selig

Charles Comiskey

Remaining after this: 209

Question 4862 · single_choice

When displaying the ‘84 Olympic logo, LA's Aon Center used what name?

Wilshire Center

First Interstate Tower

Bradbury Building

The Wiltern

Remaining after this: 208

Question 4863 · single_choice

Chicago is known as “the __ City”?

Motor

Emerald

Windy

Music

Remaining after this: 207

Question 4864 · single_choice

Alaska is nicknamed "the __ Frontier"?

Furthest

Northernmost

Last

Final

Remaining after this: 206

Question 4865 · single_choice

Minneapolis and St. Paul are nicknamed “the __ Cities”?

Sister

Twin

Northern

Magic

Remaining after this: 205

Question 4866 · single_choice

Denver is known as “the Mile __ City”?

Wide

High

Long

Deep

Remaining after this: 204

Question 4867 · single_choice

California’s nickname is “the __ State”?

Golden

Sunshine

Ocean

Canyon

Remaining after this: 203

Question 4868 · single_choice

New Orleans is known as “the Big __”?

Shot

Apple

Bayou

Easy

Remaining after this: 202

Question 4869 · single_choice

Wisconsin is nicknamed “the __ State”?

Cheese

Sunshine

Equality

Great Lakes

Remaining after this: 201

Question 4870 · single_choice

__ is nicknamed “the Grand Canyon State”?

Oregon

Missouri

Arizona

Utah

Remaining after this: 200

Question 4871 · single_choice

Missouri’s nickname is “the __ State”?

Show-Off

Show-Me

Showdown

Show-It-All

Remaining after this: 199

Question 4872 · single_choice

__ is often called “the Mitten State”?

Arizona

Michigan

Oregon

Tennessee

Remaining after this: 198

Question 4873 · single_choice

Ohio’s nickname is “the __ State”?

Bronco

Bald Eagle

Buckeye

Buffalo

Remaining after this: 197

Question 4874 · single_choice

Indiana is known as “the __ State”?

Tar Heel

Lincoln

Hoosier

Wolverine

Remaining after this: 196

Question 4875 · single_choice

__, Texas, is known as “Space City”?

Dallas

San Antonio

Houston

Austin

Remaining after this: 195

Question 4876 · single_choice

New Jersey’s nickname is “the __ State”?

Atlantic

Shore

Liberty

Garden

Remaining after this: 194

Question 4877 · single_choice

Kentucky is known as “the __ State”?

Friendly

Bluegrass

Whisky

Rainbow

Remaining after this: 193

Question 4878 · single_choice

__ is nicknamed “the Rainbow State”?

Hawaii

Washington

Florida

Idaho

Remaining after this: 192

Question 4879 · single_choice

Arkansas is nicknamed “the __ State”?

Wonder

Prairie

Garden

Natural

Remaining after this: 191

Question 4880 · single_choice

Reno, Nevada, is often called “the __ Little City in the World”?

Coolest

Newest

Biggest

Simplest

Remaining after this: 190

Question 4881 · single_choice

Seattle’s sparkling nickname is “the __ City”?

Rainbow

Diamond

Emerald

Crystal

Remaining after this: 189

Question 4882 · single_choice

Miami’s nickname is “the __ City”?

Magic

Surfin’

Friendly

Dazzling

Remaining after this: 188

Question 4883 · single_choice

Tennessee is known as “the __ State”?

Old South

Mountain

Volunteer

Centennial

Remaining after this: 187

Question 4884 · single_choice

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is called “the City of __”?

Islands

Bats

Bridges

Trees

Remaining after this: 186

Question 4885 · single_choice

Baltimore, Maryland, is known as “the __ City”?

Monumental

Influential

Historical

Magical

Remaining after this: 185

Question 4886 · single_choice

Kansas is called “the __ State”?

Rose

Sunflower

Palm

Bluebonnet

Remaining after this: 184

Question 4887 · single_choice

Kansas City, Missouri, is sometimes called the “__ of the Plains"?

Paradise

Hub

Capital

Paris

Remaining after this: 183

Question 4888 · single_choice

Which of these two countries is closest in size to Rhode Island?

Luxembourg

Switzerland

Remaining after this: 182

Question 4889 · single_choice

California is similar in size to which South American nation?

Argentina

Paraguay

Remaining after this: 181

Question 4890 · single_choice

Which European nation is similar in total area to Wyoming?

United Kingdom

Spain

Remaining after this: 180

Question 4891 · single_choice

New Zealand is closest in size to which state?

Colorado

Texas

Remaining after this: 179

Question 4892 · single_choice

Which nation boasts a similar total area to Alabama?

Andorra

Greece

Remaining after this: 178

Question 4893 · single_choice

Iceland is most similar in size to which state?

Hawaii

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 177

Question 4894 · single_choice

Texas is most similar in size to which Asian country?

South Korea

Myanmar

Remaining after this: 176

Question 4895 · single_choice

Hungary is closest in size to what state?

Florida

Indiana

Remaining after this: 175

Question 4896 · single_choice

Which African country is closest in size to Alaska?

Morocco

Libya

Remaining after this: 174

Question 4897 · single_choice

Japan’s area is closest to which state?

Montana

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 173

Question 4898 · single_choice

Minnesota is closest in area to which nation?

Guyana

Lithuania

Remaining after this: 172

Question 4899 · single_choice

The Philippines are closest in size to which state?

South Carolina

Arizona

Remaining after this: 171

Question 4900 · single_choice

What independent state has a similar total area to Florida?

Ireland

Suriname

Remaining after this: 170

Question 4901 · single_choice

Which African country is closest in size to Nevada?

Burkina Faso

Ethiopia

Remaining after this: 169

Question 4902 · single_choice

Ecuador is similar in size to which state?

Oregon

Mississippi

Remaining after this: 168

Question 4903 · single_choice

Oklahoma is a single square mile larger than which Asian country?

Brunei

Cambodia

Remaining after this: 167

Question 4904 · single_choice

Kansas is the geographic center of the contiguous U.S.: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 166

Question 4905 · single_choice

The Matterhorn sits on the tallest international border: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 165

Question 4906 · single_choice

Mount Whitney is the highest peak in the United States: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 164

Question 4907 · single_choice

The Mariana Trench is the deepest place on Earth: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 163

Question 4908 · single_choice

Santiago, Chile, is the world’s highest-elevation capital: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 162

Question 4909 · single_choice

The Dead Sea marks the lowest point on Earth’s surface: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 161

Question 4910 · single_choice

Siberia is the world’s coldest permanently-inhabited place: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 160

Question 4911 · single_choice

The northernmost spot in the lower 48 is in Minnesota: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 159

Question 4912 · single_choice

The southernmost city in the lower 48 is in California: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 158

Question 4913 · single_choice

Earth’s closest point to the moon is in Nepal: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 157

Question 4914 · single_choice

Earth’s farthest point from land is called Point Nemo: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 156

Question 4915 · single_choice

South America is home to the world’s tallest volcano: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 155

Question 4916 · single_choice

The world’s northernmost landmass is located in Norway: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 154

Question 4917 · single_choice

Ethiopia is home to the world’s flattest place: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 153

Question 4918 · single_choice

Argentina is home to the driest place on earth: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 152

Question 4919 · single_choice

Guam is the southernmost point of U.S. territory: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 151

Question 4920 · single_choice

Peru has the largest city that cannot be reached by road: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 150

Question 4921 · single_choice

Earth’s most remote inhabited island is Tristan da Cunha: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 149

Question 4922 · single_choice

Nigeria has the westernmost point in continental Africa: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 148

Question 4923 · single_choice

Montenegro is the country with the shortest coastline: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 147

Question 4924 · single_choice

Which of these cities is organized by “arrondissements”?

Paris, France

Montreal, Canada

Remaining after this: 146

Question 4925 · single_choice

Which of these two cities is known for its French Quarter?

New Orleans, Louisiana

Miami, Florida

Remaining after this: 145

Question 4926 · single_choice

Which of these is a neighborhood in Los Angeles?

Westwood

Lower East Side

Remaining after this: 144

Question 4927 · single_choice

Beacon Hill is a historic neighborhood in which city?

Boston, Massachusetts

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 143

Question 4928 · single_choice

Which of these is a neighborhood in New York City?

Covent Garden

Greenwich Village

Remaining after this: 142

Question 4929 · single_choice

Which city is home to the trendy Harajuku District?

Shanghai, China

Tokyo, Japan

Remaining after this: 141

Question 4930 · single_choice

Which of these is a famous San Francisco neighborhood?

Notting Hill

The Castro

Remaining after this: 140

Question 4931 · single_choice

The Gangnam neighborhood, made famous in a pop song, is in which city?

Singapore

Seoul, South Korea

Remaining after this: 139

Question 4932 · single_choice

Chicago’s downtown area is known by which name?

The Loop

The Core

Remaining after this: 138

Question 4933 · single_choice

Which of these is a neighborhood in Washington, D.C.?

Foggy Bottom

Cabbagetown

Remaining after this: 137

Question 4934 · single_choice

Where can you visit the trendy Kensington Market neighborhood?

Toronto, Canada

Seattle, Washington

Remaining after this: 136

Question 4935 · single_choice

The world’s oldest Chinatown is located in which city?

New York, New York

Manila, The Philippines

Remaining after this: 135

Question 4936 · single_choice

Which city is known for its six districts called “sestieri”?

Venice, Italy

Barcelona, Spain

Remaining after this: 134

Question 4937 · single_choice

The historically Cuban Ybor City neighborhood is found where?

San Diego, California

Tampa, Florida

Remaining after this: 133

Question 4938 · single_choice

The historic waterfront neighborhood of Fells Point is found where?

Baltimore, Maryland

Providence, Rhode Island

Remaining after this: 132

Question 4939 · single_choice

Gamla Stan is the old town of which city?

Stockholm, Sweden

Brussels, Belgium

Remaining after this: 131

Question 4940 · single_choice

Which southern U.S. city has an area of colorful homes called Rainbow Row?

Atlanta, Georgia

Charleston, South Carolina

Remaining after this: 130

Question 4941 · single_choice

The Rocks is the oldest neighborhood in which city?

Sydney, Australia

Cape Town, South Africa

Remaining after this: 129

Question 4942 · single_choice

Which of these is a neighborhood in Atlanta, Georgia?

18th and Vine

Sweet Auburn

Remaining after this: 128

Question 4943 · single_choice

Wedding is the name of a neighborhood in which European city?

Budapest, Hungary

Berlin, Germany

Remaining after this: 127

Question 4944 · single_choice

What is Boston’s Freedom Trail?

An annual marathon

Trail of historic landmarks

An urban forest hiking trail

A train route

Remaining after this: 126

Question 4945 · single_choice

The Bunker Hill Monument commemorates the first major battle of which war?

Mexican-American War

American Civil War

World War I

American Revolutionary War

Remaining after this: 125

Question 4946 · single_choice

Known for his “midnight ride,” whose former home is on the Freedom Trail?

John Paul Jones

George Washington

Paul Revere

Alexander Hamilton

Remaining after this: 124

Question 4947 · single_choice

What is true about Boston Common, the first stop on the trail?

Site of the 1st President’s House

America’s oldest pub

Site of the first Civil War battle

America’s oldest public park

Remaining after this: 123

Question 4948 · single_choice

The Old South Meeting House was the birthplace of which political event?

Boston Tea Party

Bacon’s Rebellion

Treaty of Paris

Whiskey Ring Scandal

Remaining after this: 122

Question 4949 · single_choice

Nicknamed “Old Ironsides,” which ship is located on the Freedom Trail?

USS Constitution

USS Arizona

HMS Victory

Mayflower

Remaining after this: 121

Question 4950 · single_choice

Which signer of the Declaration of Independence is NOT buried at Granary?

John Hancock

Samuel Adams

Robert Treat Paine

Benjamin Franklin

Remaining after this: 120

Question 4951 · single_choice

On the trail is the site of America’s oldest public school, called what?

Milton Academy

Boston Latin School

Yale University

Deerfield Academy

Remaining after this: 119

Question 4952 · single_choice

Located in the Old Corner Bookstore, what was Ticknor and Fields?

An Irish pub

A famous publishing company

Harvard’s original library

America’s first private law firm

Remaining after this: 118

Question 4953 · single_choice

A golden statue of what is located at the top of Faneuil Hall?

George Washington

Grasshopper

Bald eagle

Planet Earth

Remaining after this: 117

Question 4954 · single_choice

What state is home to America's least populous capital city?

Rhode Island

South Dakota

Vermont

Alaska

Remaining after this: 116

Question 4955 · single_choice

Who is the head of state of Vatican City?

The Pope

The President

The King

The Archbishop

Remaining after this: 115

Question 4956 · single_choice

The small capital city Funafuti can be found in what ocean?

Atlantic Ocean

Indian Ocean

Pacific Ocean

Arctic Ocean

Remaining after this: 114

Question 4957 · single_choice

What is the capital of Liechtenstein?

Vaduz

Palikir

Funafuti

Ngerulmud

Remaining after this: 113

Question 4958 · single_choice

What surrounds the city of San Marino?

Italy

Tyrrhenian Sea

The Alps

River Tiber

Remaining after this: 112

Question 4959 · single_choice

What is the name of Malta’s historic capital city?

Senglea

Valletta

Cospicua

Vittoriosa

Remaining after this: 111

Question 4960 · single_choice

Iqaluit is the capital city of what Canadian territory?

Northwest Territories

Nunavut

Yukon

Alberta

Remaining after this: 110

Question 4961 · single_choice

Which Pacific Ocean island country has the smallest capital?

Palau

Guam

American Samoa

Micronesia

Remaining after this: 109

Question 4962 · single_choice

Hamilton is the capital of which British island territory?

Anguilla

Bermuda

Falkland Islands

Gibraltar

Remaining after this: 108

Question 4963 · single_choice

What is the capital of Guam?

Hagatña

Dededo

Yigo

Mangilao

Remaining after this: 107

Question 4964 · single_choice

What Nordic city is the northernmost place with more than 1,000 people?

Rypefjord

Longyearbyen

Ny-Alesund

Batsfjord

Remaining after this: 106

Question 4965 · single_choice

Flying Fish Cove is the capital of which Australian territory?

Christmas Island

Norfolk Island

Coral Sea Islands

Australian Antarctic Territory

Remaining after this: 105

Question 4966 · single_choice

Which capital city is located in the Federated States of Micronesia?

Vaduz

Palikir

Funafuti

Ngerulmud

Remaining after this: 104

Question 4967 · single_choice

Which Turks and Caicos island is home to the capital, Cockburn Town?

Providenciales

Grand Turk

South Caicos

Salt Cay

Remaining after this: 103

Question 4968 · single_choice

What small French capital means “swamp”?

Marigot, St. Martin

Papeete, Tahiti

Gustavia, St. Barthélemy

Mata Utu, Wallis and Futuna

Remaining after this: 102

Question 4969 · single_choice

What is the de facto capital of the island nation of Nauru?

Yaren

Meneng

Denigomodu

Aiwo

Remaining after this: 101

Question 4970 · single_choice

What is the capital of the Falkland Islands?

Goose Green

Port Howard

Stanley

Hill Cove

Remaining after this: 100

Question 4971 · single_choice

Avarua, capital of New Zealand’s Cook Islands, has a name meaning what?

Two harbors

Twin islands

White sands

Backwaters

Remaining after this: 99

Question 4972 · single_choice

Kingston, the capital of Australia’s Norfolk Island, is known for what?

Convict settlement

Butterfly migratory zone

Fossil site

Religious site

Remaining after this: 98

Question 4973 · single_choice

Which of these British territories has the smallest capital?

Pitcairn Islands

Montserrat

Anguilla

Saint Helena

Remaining after this: 97

Question 4974 · single_choice

Besides the U.S., alligators are native to which country?

China

Venezuela

Remaining after this: 96

Question 4975 · single_choice

Kiwis are native to which of these two countries?

New Zealand

South Africa

Remaining after this: 95

Question 4976 · single_choice

Where can you find the giant tortoise?

Galápagos Islands

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 94

Question 4977 · single_choice

The platypus is endemic to which of these countries?

Jamaica

Australia

Remaining after this: 93

Question 4978 · single_choice

Komodo dragons are found in which country?

The Maldives

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 92

Question 4979 · single_choice

In which lake can you find the only freshwater seals in the world?

Lake Baikal, Russia

Lake Erie, U.S.

Remaining after this: 91

Question 4980 · single_choice

Orangutans are endemic to which of these islands?

Tasmania, Australia

Borneo, Indonesia

Remaining after this: 90

Question 4981 · single_choice

Lemurs are endemic to which country?

Sri Lanka

Madagascar

Remaining after this: 89

Question 4982 · single_choice

Which African country is famous for its native penguin population?

South Africa

Ethiopia

Remaining after this: 88

Question 4983 · single_choice

The only marsupial native to North America is named after which state?

California

Virginia

Remaining after this: 87

Question 4984 · single_choice

Madagascar is home to which of these unique native animals?

Fainting goat

Flying fox

Remaining after this: 86

Question 4985 · single_choice

Which country is home to the world’s highest-dwelling mammal?

Switzerland

Chile

Remaining after this: 85

Question 4986 · single_choice

The giant kangaroo rat is endemic to which U.S. state?

California

Florida

Remaining after this: 84

Question 4987 · single_choice

The world's smallest bird is found in which country?

Cuba

South Korea

Remaining after this: 83

Question 4988 · single_choice

Which unique animal is native to Australia’s Christmas Island?

Red crab

Goblin shark

Remaining after this: 82

Question 4989 · single_choice

Golden jellyfish can be found in which nation?

Palau

Sri Lanka

Remaining after this: 81

Question 4990 · single_choice

The world's largest carnivorous marsupial is endemic to which island?

Hispaniola

Tasmania

Remaining after this: 80

Question 4991 · single_choice

A rare black flamingo is endemic to which country?

Mexico

Cyprus

Remaining after this: 79

Question 4992 · single_choice

Which country does Earth's equator NOT pass through?

Ecuador

Brazil

Bolivia

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 78

Question 4993 · single_choice

What country is the first to celebrate the New Year?

The Maldives

Indonesia

Kiribati

Gabon

Remaining after this: 77

Question 4994 · single_choice

What equatorial country is also the world’s largest archipelago?

Indonesia

Equatorial Guinea

The Maldives

Republic of the Congo

Remaining after this: 76

Question 4995 · single_choice

Which equatorial nation is the world’s flattest country?

The Maldives

Kiribati

Ecuador

Equatorial Guinea

Remaining after this: 75

Question 4996 · single_choice

What equatorial country is nicknamed “Emerald of the Equator”?

Colombia

Gabon

Brazil

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 74

Question 4997 · single_choice

What is Brazil’s official language?

English

Spanish

Portuguese

French

Remaining after this: 73

Question 4998 · single_choice

The Galápagos Islands are part of which equatorial country?

Brazil

Colombia

Ecuador

Uganda

Remaining after this: 72

Question 4999 · single_choice

Which equatorial country uses the U.S. dollar as its currency?

Brazil

São Tomé and Príncipe

The Maldives

Ecuador

Remaining after this: 71

Question 5000 · single_choice

Which equatorial country has coasts on both the Caribbean and Pacific?

Colombia

Ecuador

Brazil

Panama

Remaining after this: 70

Question 5001 · single_choice

What is the easternmost country on the Horn of Africa?

Somalia

Equatorial Guinea

D.R. Congo

Uganda

Remaining after this: 69

Question 5002 · single_choice

The Maldives were home to the world’s first what?

Overwater bungalow

Airport runway made of sand

Underwater restaurant

Shark sanctuary

Remaining after this: 68

Question 5003 · single_choice

Located partly in Uganda and Kenya, what is the largest lake in Africa?

Lake Chad

Caspian Sea

Lake Tanganyika

Lake Victoria

Remaining after this: 67

Question 5004 · single_choice

Which of these animals is only found on the islands of Indonesia?

King cobra

Poison dart frog

Chameleons

Komodo dragon

Remaining after this: 66

Question 5005 · single_choice

From above, Brazil’s capital of Brasilia resembles what?

Airplane

Soccer pitch

Bull

Fish

Remaining after this: 65

Question 5006 · single_choice

In which equatorial country can you share a hotel with giraffes?

D.R. Congo

Ecuador

Kenya

Indonesia

Remaining after this: 64

Question 5007 · single_choice

Which equatorial nation is home to the world’s biggest flower?

Indonesia

Colombia

Uganda

Kiribati

Remaining after this: 63

Question 5008 · single_choice

In which equatorial country can you visit Hell’s Gate National Park?

Brazil

Gabon

Colombia

Kenya

Remaining after this: 62

Question 5009 · single_choice

The equatorial country of Gabon is home to the world’s only what?

Underground hotel suite

Naturally pink lake

Underwater waterfall

Natural nuclear reactors

Remaining after this: 61

Question 5010 · single_choice

Earth’s closest point to the moon is located in which equatorial nation?

Indonesia

Uganda

Republic of the Congo

Ecuador

Remaining after this: 60

Question 5011 · single_choice

Which state eats the most ice cream?

California

Minnesota

Pennsylvania

Louisiana

Remaining after this: 59

Question 5012 · single_choice

What state’s residents drink the most cups of coffee per day?

Delaware

New Mexico

Arkansas

Iowa

Remaining after this: 58

Question 5013 · single_choice

What state has the most pizza shops per capita?

New Jersey

Oklahoma

Oregon

Connecticut

Remaining after this: 57

Question 5014 · single_choice

What city has the most McDonald’s restaurants per capita?

Boston, Massachusetts

Orlando, Florida

New Orleans, Louisiana

Seattle, Washington

Remaining after this: 56

Question 5015 · single_choice

After California, what state has the most BBQ joints overall?

North Carolina

Mississippi

Texas

Tennessee

Remaining after this: 55

Question 5016 · single_choice

What state has the highest percentage of daily soda drinkers?

Hawaii

Utah

Wisconsin

Idaho

Remaining after this: 54

Question 5017 · single_choice

In what state is Jell-O so popular it was named the official state snack?

Maine

South Carolina

Utah

Idaho

Remaining after this: 53

Question 5018 · single_choice

What state grows the most corn?

California

Georgia

Pennsylvania

Iowa

Remaining after this: 52

Question 5019 · single_choice

Idahoans consume roughly 38 bottles of what beverage each year?

Wine

Iced tea

Sparkling water

Whiskey

Remaining after this: 51

Question 5020 · single_choice

What state’s residents eat the most fruit and vegetables?

Virginia

Michigan

Indiana

Vermont

Remaining after this: 50

Question 5021 · single_choice

What state has the most breweries per capita?

Alabama

Texas

Vermont

Minnesota

Remaining after this: 49

Question 5022 · single_choice

What state is considered the diner capital of the world?

New Jersey

Montana

Georgia

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 48

Question 5023 · single_choice

What state’s favorite Thanksgiving side dish is macaroni and cheese?

Arizona

Virginia

Nebraska

Illinois

Remaining after this: 47

Question 5024 · single_choice

What type of sauce is the favorite of Montanans and Alaskans?

Worcestershire sauce

Cocktail sauce

Tartar sauce

Ranch dressing

Remaining after this: 46

Question 5025 · single_choice

What is the most popular type of cheese in New York?

Mozzarella

Cotija

Brie

Velveeta

Remaining after this: 45

Question 5026 · single_choice

Where are Cheerios more popular than anywhere else?

Michigan

New Hampshire

Ohio

West Virginia

Remaining after this: 44

Question 5027 · single_choice

What state has the most vegans per capita?

New York

Nevada

South Dakota

Hawaii

Remaining after this: 43

Question 5028 · single_choice

Nebraskans eat more of what breakfast food than anywhere else?

Pancakes

Bacon

Yogurt

Oatmeal

Remaining after this: 42

Question 5029 · single_choice

What state consumes more burgers per capita than any other?

Oregon

Kansas

Texas

Florida

Remaining after this: 41

Question 5030 · single_choice

Maine residents love what briny snack more than any other state?

Hearts of palm

Sun-dried tomato

Pickles

Banana peppers

Remaining after this: 40

Question 5031 · single_choice

Jell-O is the official state snack of Utah: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 39

Question 5032 · single_choice

John Denver wrote Colorado’s official state song: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 38

Question 5033 · single_choice

The beaver is the official mammal of New York: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 37

Question 5034 · single_choice

Oregon was the first to declare an official state cookie: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 36

Question 5035 · single_choice

The hot air balloon is New Mexico’s official state vessel: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 35

Question 5036 · single_choice

Gatorade is the official beverage of Tennessee: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 34

Question 5037 · single_choice

Blueberry is the official state muffin of Minnesota: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 33

Question 5038 · single_choice

Pulled pork is the official state dish of Texas: true or false

True

False

Remaining after this: 32

Question 5039 · single_choice

Watermelon is the state vegetable of Oklahoma: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 31

Question 5040 · single_choice

The St. Bernard is the official state dog of New Jersey: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 30

Question 5041 · single_choice

Jade is the official gemstone of Arizona: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 29

Question 5042 · single_choice

The blue jay is the official bird of Louisiana: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 28

Question 5043 · single_choice

The woolly mammoth is the official state fossil of Alaska: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 27

Question 5044 · single_choice

Madison, Wisconsin’s official bird is a plastic flamingo: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 26

Question 5045 · single_choice

Pepsi is the official state beverage of Ohio: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 25

Question 5046 · single_choice

The ice cream cone is the official dessert of Missouri: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 24

Question 5047 · single_choice

“Tosca” is the state opera of South Carolina: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 23

Question 5048 · single_choice

Stock car racing is North Carolina’s official state sport: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 22

Question 5049 · single_choice

Emerald is the official state rock of West Virginia: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 21

Question 5050 · single_choice

Nevada’s state artifact is a duck decoy: true or false?

True

False

Remaining after this: 20

Question 5051 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: New Jersey or New York?

New Jersey

New York

Remaining after this: 19

Question 5052 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Connecticut or Maine?

Connecticut

Maine

Remaining after this: 18

Question 5053 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Oregon or Washington?

Oregon

Washington

Remaining after this: 17

Question 5054 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: North Dakota or South Dakota?

North Dakota

South Dakota

Remaining after this: 16

Question 5055 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Arizona or California?

Arizona

California

Remaining after this: 15

Question 5056 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Colorado or Wyoming?

Colorado

Wyoming

Remaining after this: 14

Question 5057 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Arkansas or Kansas?

Arkansas

Kansas

Remaining after this: 13

Question 5058 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Delaware or Maryland?

Delaware

Maryland

Remaining after this: 12

Question 5059 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Illinois or New Hampshire?

Illinois

New Hampshire

Remaining after this: 11

Question 5060 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: North Carolina or South Carolina?

North Carolina

South Carolina

Remaining after this: 10

Question 5061 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Rhode Island or West Virginia?

Rhode Island

West Virginia

Remaining after this: 9

Question 5062 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Missouri or Texas?

Missouri

Texas

Remaining after this: 8

Question 5063 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Florida or Georgia?

Florida

Georgia

Remaining after this: 7

Question 5064 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Iowa or Kentucky?

Iowa

Kentucky

Remaining after this: 6

Question 5065 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Idaho or Montana?

Idaho

Montana

Remaining after this: 5

Question 5066 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Louisiana or Oklahoma?

Louisiana

Oklahoma

Remaining after this: 4

Question 5067 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Michigan or Pennsylvania?

Michigan

Pennsylvania

Remaining after this: 3

Question 5068 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Indiana or Nevada?

Indiana

Nevada

Remaining after this: 2

Question 5069 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Alabama or Vermont?

Alabama

Vermont

Remaining after this: 1

Question 5070 · single_choice

Which state borders more states: Connecticut or Tennessee?

Connecticut

Tennessee

Remaining after this: 0

Travel Quiz

After water, what is the world's most consumed beverage?

What is the most widely consumed meat in the world?

What is the most consumed fruit in the U.S.?

What is the most consumed vegetable in America?

Besides China, which country consumes the most rice overall?

What beverage does Turkey drink more per capita than any other country?

Which nation drinks the most beer per person?

Which country eats 50% of the world’s pork?

Which country drinks the most coffee per capita?

Which country drinks the most whiskey overall?

Which country consumes the most bread per capita?

Per capita, Switzerland consumes more of what food than any other country?

Which drink does Mexico consume more of per capita than any other country?

Which country has the most doughnut shops per capita?

Which country consumes the most wine per capita?

Which U.S. city eats the most hot dogs overall each year?

Which nation consumes more Guinness beer overall than Ireland?

Which U.S. state drinks the most wine per capita?

What is the most widely consumed meat in the U.S.?

Which country drinks the most sparkling water per capita?

Which U.S. city has the most coffee shops per capita?

Which two countries share Iguazu Falls?

Which country is home to the tallest waterfall in the world?

Which famous waterfall is known as the “Smoke That Thunders”?

Horseshoe, American, and Bridal Veil falls make up which famous waterfall?

Which of these is NOT a type of waterfall?

Which state has the three tallest waterfalls in the U.S.?

Where are these gigantic falls, nicknamed the “Niagara of the West”?

Which waterfall is considered the world's widest?

Sutherland Falls are located in which Oceanic country?

Where is Europe's most powerful waterfall?

What is unique about the planet’s largest waterfall?

Which U.S. national park contains an eponymous 2,425-foot waterfall?

Where can you find these stunning waterfalls?

Where is America’s tallest publicly accessible underground waterfall?

Antarctica is home to a waterfall with which grim name?

Seven Sisters and Langfoss grace what Scandinavian country?

Where could you once find this unusual rounded waterfall?

What city is nicknamed the "Waterfall Capital of the World"?

Where is the largest single-drop waterfall by volume located?

What is unique about the waterfall found in Guiyang, China?

What are neighborhoods called in Paris?

Which Parisian landmark was supposed to be temporary?

What happens at the Eiffel Tower once an hour in the evenings?

How did Paris get its name?

Paris’ Charles de Gaulle Airport is named after whom?

Paris’ largest military parade occurs on July 14 to mark what holiday?

What Parisian tourist attraction is underground?

What type of store should one visit to buy a French baguette?

Paris’ Moulin Rouge is a type of what?

What does the nickname “City of Light” refer to?

What was the original function of the Louvre?

What is the name of the oldest and biggest Parisian garden?

What Parisian landmark marks the end of the Tour de France?

What lies beneath the arch of the Arc de Triomphe?

What is unique about a Paris street named Rue des Degrés?

What is the name of the only human-made island on the Seine?

What special drink is dispensed from eight public fountains in Paris?

Paris is devoid of what common traffic signs?

Paris is home to Père-Lachaise, the world’s most-visited what?

What is the oldest standing bridge in Paris?

"Motown" is the nickname for which U.S. city?

Which U.S. city is nicknamed "The Big Easy"?

Which of these is a nickname for Chicago?

What are the United States' "Twin Cities"?

What measurement is commonly used to describe Denver, Colorado?

Which of these is NOT a nickname associated with Nashville?

What U.S. city is known as "The Biggest Little City in the World"?

What city's fraternal nickname is the translation of its actual name?

What Texas metropolis is referred to as "Space City"?

Which major U.S. city is nicknamed "Stumptown"?

Seattle and the fictitious Land of Oz both share what nickname?

NYC's "Big Apple" nickname was originally associated with which sport?

Which of these cities is nicknamed “the Magic City”?

What candy-centric city is called "the Sweetest Place on Earth"?

Which animal inspired one of Austin, Texas’ nicknames?

"The City of Bridges" is a nickname for which of these cities?

What U.S. city is considered Hawaii's "Ninth Island"?