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Can you answer five geography questions relating to six randomly changing countries?
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Australia
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
Which structure off the east coast of Australia can be seen from space?
Great Barrier Reef
Which cape is Australia's northernmost point?
Cape York
What is the largest city in Tasmania?
Hobart
What is a willy-willy?
Dust Devil
 
 
Tanzania
Which Tanzanian mountain is highest in Africa?
Mount Kilimanjaro
What is Tanzania's largest island?
Zanzibar
What does "Dar es Salaam" translate to?
Abode of Peace
Which national park, extending from Lake Victoria to the Kenyan Border, is known for its lion population?
Serengeti
Which city in Northern Tanzania, has been proposed as the capital for the East African Federation?
Arusha
 
 
Iran
What is the official language of Iran?
Persian
Which branch of Islam is most commonly practiced in Iran?
Shia
What mountain ranges stretches down Iran's western border?
Zagros Mountains
What is Iran's second largest city?
Mashhad
What was Iran's major religion prior to Islam?
Zoroastrianism
 
 
Democratic Republic of the Congo
What was the D.R.Congo's former name?
Zaire
Which European nation colonized the D.R.Congo?
Belgium
Which city lies directly across the Congo River from Kinshasa?
Brazzaville
What is the country's largest lake, which it borders on its east?
Lake Tanganyika
Which invisible line divides the Congo in two horizontally?
Equator
 
 
Nigeria
What is the capital of Nigeria?
Abuja
Nigeria has three official languages, Hausa, Yoruba, and what?
Igbo
Which gulf borders Nigeria to the south?
Gulf of Guinea
Which region of southern Nigeria declared independence in the 1960s?
Biafra
Which region of grasslands, found just south of the Sahara, extends into northern Nigeria?
Sahel
 
 
Germany
What is the capital of Germany?
Berlin
What is the smallest country bordering Germany?
Luxembourg
Which canal connects the North and Baltic seas?
Kiel Canal
Which river flows through Frankfurt?
Main River
What is Neuschwanstein?
Castle
9 Comments
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Level 50
Apr 12, 2020
Good quiz enjoyed it. Would you not accept mammoths however I kept putting it and wondering how it didn't come up.
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Level 66
Apr 12, 2020
Mammoth will now be accepted
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Level 76
Jun 20, 2021
so Dar es Salaam and Brunei have something in common! would never have guessed what… love the quiz!
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Level 74
Jun 20, 2021
There are two Frankfurts in Germany. The one lies on the Main, the other on the Oder. The reason why Frankfurt am Main is referred to as Frankfurt am Main and Frankfurt (Oder) as Frankfurt (Oder) stems from the fact that there are two. Assuming that people will always think of FaM when Frankfurt is mentioned and not of F(O) seems pretty unfair towards the Oder-Frankfurters. I would rephrase the question to "Which river flows through Hessian Frankfurt?"
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Level 43
Jun 10, 2022
When we say London, we don't have to say London (on the Tames), do we? That's the same thing for Frankfurt.
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Level 83
Jun 20, 2021
English is the only official language in Nigeria, the other 3 are just the biggest. Couldn't Cheops be accepted for the pyramid?
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Level 69
Jun 20, 2021
"Gdansk" is taken as an accepted answer for "What was the city of Gdansk formerly called?" and I feel as though that shouldn't be the case
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Level 88
Jun 25, 2021
Fun quiz! Regarding the question about the deepest lake in North America: I typed "Great Slave" and it wasn't accepted, so I gave up on it. Since "lake" is in the clue, would you consider accepting just the name, without requiring that "lake" be typed as well?
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Level 66
Jul 10, 2021
Fixed!