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geography Trivia Quiz # 28

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Geography Question 1
Egypt - Who was the chief god of Memphis, and also the patron of artists and crafts-people?
 Isis
 Osiris
 Thoth
 Ptah
The correct answer is 'Ptah'

Geography Question 2
Idaho--The Gem State - What is Idaho's state fish?
 Speckled trout
 Cutthroat trout
 Dolly Varden trout
 Golden trout
The correct answer is 'Cutthroat trout'
The name for the cutthroat trout is named because of the the red slashes under its jaw. It was chosen as the state fish in 1990.

Geography Question 3
Wisconsin - Along what river in Wisconsin was the first hydroelectric plant erected in the United States of America?
 Wisconsin River
 Mississippi River
 St. Croix River
 Fox River
The correct answer is 'Fox River'
Water power was first used to produce electricity at a plant completed on the Fox River near Appleton, WI, on September 30, 1882. By 1980, it accounted for about 25% of global electricity and 5% of total world energy use.

Geography Question 4
Latin Names of European Cities - Serdica?
 Skopje, FYR Macedonia
 Zaragoza, Spain
 Sofia, Bulgaria
 Sintra, Portugal
The correct answer is 'Sofia, Bulgaria'
Sofia is a very old city, and today the largest and most important city in Bulgaria.

Geography Question 5
Rivers of the Southeast - I'm famous for my high class rapids, and excellent scenic views. I have three reservoirs along my route, each one larger than the last. The largest city near me is Cleveland. I empty into the Tennessee River.
 Cumberland River
 Ocoee River
 James River
 Cooper River
The correct answer is 'Ocoee River'
The Ocoee River is most famous for its rapids. It is a naturally scenic river. TVA has three dams along the river which have changed its terrain extensively. The 1996 Atlanta Olympics were partially held here.

Geography Question 6
Know More About Tunisia - The ancient city of Carthage is one of Tunisia's famous tourist attractions.
 Yes
 No
The correct answer is 'Yes'
In 2001, about 5.4 million tourists spent $1,605 million in Tunisia. Tunisia's beautiful beaches are also its tourist attractions! Thynes was a settlement of the Carthage Empire, which developed into the present-day city of Tunis.

Geography Question 7
A Mixture of New Zealand - What is the Maori word for "mountain" ?
 Maunga
 Moana
 Manga
 Motu
The correct answer is 'Maunga'
Manga means stream,

Moana means sea, and

Motu means island.

Geography Question 8
Philippine Pride - What is the deepest point in Philippine waters?
 Sulu Sea
 San Bernardino Strait
 Manila Bay
 Philippine Deep
The correct answer is 'Philippine Deep'
The Philippine deep is the second deepest point of the ocean in the world. It is located in the Philippine Sea off Surigao Province. With a depth of 35,597 feet it is second to the Marianas Trench which has a depth of 35,797 feet.

Geography Question 9
Tough African Capitals I - Mogadishu is the capital of?
 Djibouti
 Egypt
 Chad
 Somalia
The correct answer is 'Somalia'

Geography Question 10
Canadian Stereotypes Eh? - Canada has a small population, and a majority of the people dwell in igloos. True or false?
 True
 False
The correct answer is 'false'
Statistics Canada states that: Canada has 9,976,100 square kilometers with a population of 31,260,388 (April 2002). A majority of Canadians do dwell in houses, however the Inuits do dwell in igloos up north.



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