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Geography Quiz #118

Geography Quiz for 17 April 2011

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Q1. What subregion of Oceania includes Fiji, New Caledonia, New Guinea, Norfolk Island, the Solomon Islands, the Torres Strait Islands and Vanuatu?

A
Polynesia
B
Micronesia
C
Melanesia
D
Australasia
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Q2. Which of these is a square-mouthed estuary on the northwest edge of East Anglia, where Norfolk meets Lincolnshire on the east coast of England?

A
The Solent
B
The Wash
C
Bristol Channel
D
The Irish Sea
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Q3. What is the southernmost national capital city in the world?

A
Buenos Aires, Argentina
B
Cape Town, South Africa
C
Santiago, Chile
D
Wellington, New Zealand
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Q4. What is the country of origin of the cheese called "feta"?

A
USA
B
Netherlands
C
Greece
D
Wales
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Q5. Where is the US Bullion Depository, a fortified building used to store US official gold reserves, and a US Army post that holds the US Army Armor Center and the US Army Armor School?

A
Fort Knox
B
Fort Sumter
C
Fort Lauderdale
D
Fort Worth
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Q6. Which of these countries is south of the equator?

A
Ivory Coast
B
Paraguay
C
Sri Lanka
D
Philippines
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Q7. What is the world's smallest (25 square miles / 60 square km) and oldest republic, that is in the Apennine Mountains, entirely surrounded by Italy?

A
San Marino
B
Liechtenstein
C
Andorra
D
Monaco
Select from the options above.
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