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Geography Quiz #313

Geography Quiz for 11 January 2015

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Q1. Gruyère is a town in which country?

A
Switzerland
B
France
C
Netherlands
D
Andorra
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Q2. What is the highest mountain on the continent of Australia?

A
Mount Augustus
B
Kosciuszko
C
Kilimanjaro
D
Uluru (Ayers Rock)
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Q3. The Pan-American Highway, a network of roads nearly 48,000 km (29,800 miles) long links the mainland nations of the Americas in a connected highway system, except for an 87 km (54 mile) stretch called what?

A
Baja Trench
B
Patagonian Canal Region
C
Darién Gap
D
Brazilian Rain Forest
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Q4. Why is the most southern part on the South American continent, Cape Horn, so called?

A
It was named by a Dutch sailor who was born in Hoorn
B
It looks like a cow's horn on the map
C
It is populated by many cows
D
The wind through the caves makes a sound like a trumpet
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Q5. Which country used to be called Southern Rhodesia?

A
Zanzibar
B
Zaire
C
Zimbabwe
D
Zambia
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Q6. What is the coastal region of Turkey, Syria, Lebanon and Israel known as?

A
The Gold Coast
B
The Levant
C
The Riviera
D
Devon
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Q7. Which previously independent country, an archipelago in the Indian Ocean, 25-50 km (15-30 miles) off the coast of Africa, united with Tanganyika to form Tanzania in 1964?

A
Zambia
B
Zanzibar
C
Zimbabwe
D
Zaire
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