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Geography Quiz #707

Geography Quiz for 31 July 2022

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Q1. Which of these is a fully independent country?

A
Greenland
B
Wales
C
Bavaria
D
Sri Lanka
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Q2. Which direction does the biggest river in South America flow?

A
East north east
B
West south west
C
East south east
D
West north west
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Q3. The world's smallest internationally recognised country is what size?

A
0.44 km2 (0.17 sq miles)
B
1.95 km2 (0.75 sq miles)
C
26 km2 (10 sq miles)
D
21 km2 (8.1 sq miles)
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Q4. The Basques are native people of France and which other neighbouring country?

A
Germany
B
Belgium
C
Spain
D
Italy
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5

Q5. The Bale, or Urgoma, Mountains are in which country?

A
Australia
B
Switzerland
C
Turkey
D
Ethiopia
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Q6. The effects of a massive underwater volcanic eruption in Tonga and the tsunami it triggered on 15 January 2022 were noticeable globally. What was one effect in Peru?

A
An unusually high tide
B
Crustaceans, seabirds and sea animals were killed or damaged
C
The coastal waters turned yellow
D
The water around the coast steamed
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Q7. The iron pillar of Delhi, India, a 7.21 m (23.7 ft) high pillar that is 98% pure wrought iron, has withstood corrosion in the open air for how long?

A
Since 1921
B
Since about 2000 BCE
C
Since the late 4th or early 5th century CE
D
Since the early 16th century
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