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Monster Quiz 4
Monster Quiz 4  -  Multiple Choice Quiz

Q 1)   Hopefully you are not colour blind.  This US state has towns with the names Orange, Indigo and Blue Lake.

   A)   California
   B)   Ohio
   C)   Texas​
Answer
x
Option A:- California

Q 2:-  You have decided to get some retail therapy - shopping in the Ginza district.  What city are you visiting?


   A)   Tokyo
   B)   
Chicago
   C)   
Paris
Answer
x
Option A:-  Tokyo 


​Q 3:
-  In what city would you expect to find the Spanish Steps
​

   A)   Rome
   B)   
Paris
   C)   Madrid
Answer
x
Option A:-  Rome: 

   The steps were first given the name Trinità dei Monti, after the church and the upper piazza. Later, it was renamed to its current name after the lower piazza – Piazza di Spagna; The Spanish Square.
​   The square itself was called the Spanish Square due to fact that the Spanish Embassy to the Holy See was located nearby.
   

​Q 4:-  You are doing a road trip and are driving through the Laerdal tunnel. What country are you visiting


   A)   Switzerland
   B)   Italy

   C)   Norway
Answer
x
Option C:-  Norway
​

Over 24 km long, it is the longest road tunnel in the world.

​Q 5:-  Rotting fish is a delicacy in what country


   A)   Finland
   B)   
Denmark
   C)   Iceland

 
​​
answer
x
Option C:-  Iceland

The rotting carcass of a Greenland or basking (Somniosidae) shark. It’s buried underground in a shallow pit and pressed with stones so the poisonous internal fluids that allow it to live in such cold waters can be drained out making the meat safe to eat. After this it’s hung out to dry before being cut into strips and served. With a smell that’s described as ammonia-rich and a strong ‘fishy-flavour’, 

​Did you know that Parts of the Great Wall of China are made with sticky rice.      A study at Zhejiang University in China revealed that in some parts of the structure, sticky rice was added into the mortar. Further research discovered that the mortar made with sticky rice was stronger and could withstand more damage from earthquakes and other natural elements than the "riceless" mortar. 


​Q 6:-   This spiky fruit native to Southeast Asia. It’s famous for its pungent aroma and savory smell that is sometimes described as fried onions


   A)   Jackfruit
   B)   
Dragon Fruit
   C)   
Durian
​
answer
x
Option C:-  Durian

​

​Q 7:-  The Cau Chua Pagoda and An Bang Beach are on your itinerary for today.  What city are you visiting?


   A)    Taipei, Taiwan 
   B)    Hoi An, Vietnam
   C)    Mumbai, India 
answer
x
Option B:-  Hoi An, Vietnam


Q 8:- In this city some of the railway stations are destinations in their own right.  What city?

   A)   Rome
   B)   Chicago, USA 
   C)   
Moscow
​
answer
x
Option C:-  Moscow



​

Q9:-   Zagreb is the capital city of what country?​

   A)   Croatia
   B)   Slovenia
   C)   Serbia
answer
x
Option A:-  Croatia

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​
Q 10:- What country has a national flag that is red with a five pointed yellow star in the middle

   A)   Lithuania
   B)   Singapore
   C)   
Vietnam
answer
x
Option C:-  Vietnam

   The Vietnam flag was officially adopted on November 30, 1955.
   The gold five-pointed star symbolizes the five groups of workers in the building of socialism (intellectuals, peasants, soldiers, workers and youths), while the red symbolizes bloodshed, and the revolutionary struggle.
​

Did you know:- In Iceland, you can see two tectonic plates meeting above the Earth's surface. In Thingvellir, Iceland, the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates jut out of the Earth's surface in a display of natural beauty. 

Q 11:- Until diamonds were found in Brazil during the 18th century, This country led the world in diamond production.

   A)   South Africa
   B)   
Pakistan
   C)   
India
​
answer
x
Option C:-  India

  The earliest diamonds were found in India in 4th century BC. 
  
Initially, diamonds were only found in the alluvial deposits in Guntur and Krishna District of the Krishna River Delta. ​
Q 12:-  The name of this place translates into English as "The Land of Fire".  Where is it. 

   A)   Tip of South America
   B)   New Zealand North Island
   C)   In the Bermuda Triangle
answer
x
Option A:-  Tip of South America

Tierra del Fuego Spanish for "Land of Fire") is an archipelago off the southernmost tip of the South American mainland, across the Strait of Magellan. 
Q13:-​ Arlanda airport (code ARN) is in which European country?     

A)  Lithuania
B)  Sweeden
​c)  Spain
answer
x
Option B:- Sweeden  
​

Stockholm Arlanda Airport is located in the Sigtuna Municipality, 37 km.  (23 mi) north of Stockholm, Sweeden
Q14:-​ ​"Kibo", "Mawenzi", and "Shira" are three volcanic cones of part of a very tall mountain, the tallest on the continent.  What country would you have to visit if you wanted to climb this mountain. 

  A):-  Nepal 
  B):-  Tanzania
​  C):-  Switzerland 



answer
x
Option B):- Tanzania.  

Mount Kilimanjaro or just Kilimanjaro with its three volcanic cones, "Kibo", "Mawenzi", and "Shira", is a dormant  volcano in Tanzania. It is the highest  mountain in Africa, with its summit about 4,900 metres (16,100 ft) from its base, and 5,895 metres (19,341 ft) above sea level. 
Q15:- ​What is the world’s longest country from north to south measuring at 4,620km (2,647mi). 

   A):-  India
   B):-  USA
​   C):-  Chile

Answer
x
Option C):- Chile

But it is only 150km (93mi) wide from west to east.

​
Did you know:-  60% of the world's lakes are located in Canada.  Canada is the second largest country in the world and an astounding 9% of its surface is covered by fresh water. The number of lakes exceeding 3 square kilometers is almost 32,000. These include lakes that disappear and reappear seasonally, lakes with mineral densities three times saltier than the ocean, and lakes located within larger lakes.
Q16:- This city credited with having the world’s first fire-brigade, way back in 1824.

  A):- Chicago, USA
  B):- Lisbon, Portugal
  C):- Edinburgh,  Scotland  

​
Answer
x
 Option C):  Edinburgh, Scotland.
  
1824 was also the year of The Great Fire of Edinburgh, a fire accident which went on for five days and burned the city to ashes.
Q17:-  ​All the statues surrounding Cardiff Castle, Wales,  are of what?   

  A):-  Monsters
  B):-  Animals
  C):-: Knights in armour
answer
x
​ 
Option B):-  Animals 

The Animal Wall, alongside Cardiff Castle, is one of the most delightful and photographed historic features in Cardiff. It was designed by architect William Burges for the 3rd Marquess of Bute and is much-loved by the people of the city.

Q 18:-   A town in this country has  a fountain that flows red wine 24-hours a day. It is free to everyone, except for “drunkards and louts.”  What country?


  A)-  Italy  
  B)-  Frrance
​  C)- Spain


answer
x
Option A: Italy

 A vineyard in the Abruzzo region of Central Italy has installed a fountain that flows 24-hours a day with red wine. - and the wine is completely free.
Q 19:-   This country is home to Cheomseongdae Observatory, the world’s first astronomical laboratory, built during the mid-600s.  


 
A)- China
  B)- Italy
  C)- South Korea


.
answer
x
​Option C:  South Korea
According to legend,   Cheomseongdae  was constructed under the reign of Queen Seondoek (632-647) near the capital of the kingdom. 
Cheomseongdae means "star gazing platform".
Q 20:- Where can we find the Pyrenees mountain range

  A)- France / Switzerland
  B)- France / Belgium
  C)- France / Spain


answer
x
Option C):-  France / Spain
​

   The Pyrenees is a range of mountains in southwest Europe that forms a natural border between Spain and France. Reaching a height of 3,404 metres (11,168 ft) .
  The 
Pyrenees is also a wine-producing region centred on the Pyrenees ranges located in Victoria, Australia near the town of Avoca.

Did you know:-  Swiss people are the biggest chocolate lovers in the world. On average, every person in Switzerland consumes 11kg/24lb of chocolate per year. 

Q 21:-  What is, by area, the second smallest independent Country?

  A)- Nauru
  B)- Tuvalu
  C)- Monaco
​
answer
x

Option C: Monaco

The Vatican is the smallest, Nauru is number three
Q 22:-  Sri Lanka is surrounded by what body of water?

  A):- Pacific Ocean
  B):- Atlantic Ocean
  C):- Indian Ocean


answer
x
​Option C:- Indian Ocean

Sri Lanka lies to the south-east tip of the tip of India

Q 23:- Into what body of water does the Po River flow?
  A):-  Ionian Sea
  B):-  Adriatic Sea
  C):- Ligurian Sea
answer
x
Option B:- Adriatic Sea
​

The Po flows eastward across northern Italy.

The name is from the Latin Padus,  It is the longest river in Italy  

​Q 24
:-  Which of the following capital cities is the most northerly?


  A):-  Dublin, Ireland
  B):-  Ottawa, Canada
  C):-  Tokyo, Japan
answer
x
 Option A:   Dublin

53.33 degrees North

​Q 25
:-  Which European country shares its border with the most neighbours (nine)?

​ A:-  Germany
 B:-  Croatia 
​ C:-  Russia
answer
x
Option A: Germany

Denmark in the north, Poland and the Czech Republic in the east, Switzerland (its only non-EU neighbor) and Austria in the south, France in the southwest and Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands in the west.

​Russia is next..


Did you know:- Popcorn was eaten already by native Americans more than 5,000 years ago. Popcorn is made with maize/corn kernels that 'explode' when the kernels are heated over fire or on a stove. 
​


Q:- 26)  A sabra is a native of which country or region?
​
A):-  Israel
B):-  Siberia
C):-  Sudan
answer
x
Option A: Israel

Sabra has come to be a word for a native-born Israeli [from Hebrew ṣābār: sabra, prickly pear], as the fruit is tough and dangerous-looking on the outside but sweet on the inside..   

   

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