Extra Hard Geography Quiz

Answer the following 20 random questions about geography.
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John Snow used a map to prove which disease was not spread though 'bad air'?
Cholera
What is the largest island in Croatia?
Krk
What is the name of an inlet created by a drowned river valley?
Ria
What is the currency used in Venezuela?
Bolívar
The Meeting of the Waters is a confluence between the Amazon and which other river?
River Negro
The distance wind travels above a large body of water is called the ....
Fetch
What is the name of the largest man-made lake?
Lake Kariba
In which city would you find Tullamarine Airport?
Melbourne
What is the largest desert in the World?
Antarctica
What is the name of the gap splitting the Pan American Highway between North and South America?
Darién Gap
What area of land connected Great Britain to Europe before being flooded by the North Sea?
Doggerland
The longest passenger non stop flight operates between Dubai and which other city?
Auckland
What is the term for an isolated rock hill/mountain such as the Uluru in Australia?
Inselberg
What is the longest railway tunnel in the World?
Gotthard Base Tunnel
The East African Rift is splitting Africa from which other plate?
Somali Plate
Other than increasing global temperatures, carbon dioxide has caused what process in the oceans?
Ocean acidifcation
What is the name of Hong Kong's rapid transit railway system?
MTR
What is the name of the Muslim pilgrimage to Mecca that can take place all year round?
Umrah
What is the tallest mountain outside Hawaii?
Mount Teide
What is the nickname of the natural gas field in Turkmenistan which collapsed in 1971?
Door to Hell
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Level 82
Sep 28, 2016
"Tallest" measured from base to summit is a controversial way to measure "tallest." There are rocks underneath the soil around Everest. Why don't they count when the rocks underneath the water around Hawaii does? Anyway might just want to put a caveat.
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Level 47
Sep 28, 2016
Surely if you're going to count the rocks underneath mountains you can keep on going until you reach the mantle? I could be wrong but I always thought that tallest has meant from the base of the mountain to the top.