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Monday October 17th, 2016

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• Beer was banned here for 74 years until 1989 Correct Answer: Iceland
• Ellen DeGeneres was first recognized for her comedy in what year? Correct Answer: 1982, when she won Showtime's funniest person in America award
• Each flag in Disney is missing either a star or stripe for what reason? Correct Answer: To be left up permanently

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Tuesday October 18th, 2016

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• For a really old book, go see the Book of Kells. It's on display in Correct Answer: Trinity College Dublin
• Empanadas are Correct Answer: Spanish light pastry parcels stuffed with meat, fish or whatever
• How many UNESCO World Heritage Sites does Australia have? Correct Answer: 19

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Wednesday October 19th, 2016

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• If you rent a vehicle in Barbados, it will likely be a Correct Answer: Moke
• How many Islands make up Hong Kong? Correct Answer: Two Hundred and Thirty Five
• Companion is derived from the Latin word, companis, which can be translated to Correct Answer: together bread

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Thursday October 20th, 2016

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• In Argentina who wears the baggy pants called Bombachas? Correct Answer: Gauchos or cowboys
• If you hear Penillion singing in Wales, it involves Correct Answer: making up a song while playing a traditional tune.
• In the fairy tale Puss in Boots, the cat asks for boots for what reason? Correct Answer: To protect his feet

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Friday October 21st, 2016

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• Deadwood is Correct Answer: in South Dakota
• On October 21, 1989, where did the Loma Prieta earthquake take place? Correct Answer: San Francisco
• This place has a motto New York Is Big But This Is Biggar Correct Answer: Biggar, Saskatchewan

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Saturday October 22nd, 2016

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• In the Czech Republic the Chodovar Brewery offersCorrect Answer: a spa treatment involving a bath in beer
• If the French had been able to pronounce Gus Eiffel's original surname, the tower would beCorrect Answer: Bonickhausen Tower
• Hamilton, Ontario is known for what?Correct Answer: The 100-some waterfalls in the area

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Sunday October 23rd, 2016

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• The oldest City in British Columbia isCorrect Answer: Kamloops
• Japanese Alps areCorrect Answer: a series of mountain ranges in Japan that bisect the island of Honshu
• In the film Shawshank Redemption, Andy and Red escape to Zihuatanejo. What location stood in for this Mexican city?Correct Answer: US Virgin Islands

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Monday October 24th, 2016

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• Kar Kar isCorrect Answer: an airport in Papua New Guinea
• In the garden on Princes St. Edinburgh is a dark stained neo-gothic structure dedicated toCorrect Answer: Walter Scott
• Land of Gross National Happiness is the tourism tagline ofCorrect Answer: Bhutan

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Rainforests and canopy tours can be found in : Costa Rica
Nameless Cove is : a not large place on the west coast of Newfoundland
Mongolia has : 4 people per square mile

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Tuesday October 25th, 2016

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• Rainforests and canopy tours can be found inCorrect Answer: Costa Rica
• Nameless Cove isCorrect Answer: a not large place on the west coast of Newfoundland
• Mongolia hasCorrect Answer: 4 people per square mile

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Wednesday October 26th, 2016

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• Plaka isCorrect Answer: a shopping and dining area in Athens
• Sicamous isCorrect Answer: a community in British Columbia
• See a huge RoadrunnerCorrect Answer: made of trash near Las Cruces New Mexico

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Thursday October 27th, 2016

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• Next to the City Hall in Copenhagen is a statue of the authorCorrect Answer: H C Andersen
• In which New York hotel did Leonard Cohen meet a woman he wrote about?Correct Answer: Hotel Chelsea
• St. Maarten and St. Martin were split because of this?Correct Answer: The Treaty of Concordia

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Friday October 28th, 2016

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• In which part of the city is the Toronto Zoo locatedCorrect Answer: Scarborough
• The Skaftafell National Park in Iceland is known for rivers, glaciers, volcanic eruptions, andCorrect Answer: Splendid waterfalls
• The Bahamas have approximately how many islands?Correct Answer: 700

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Saturday October 29th, 2016

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• The Leaning Tower of Pisa sits crooked and bent in The Field ofCorrect Answer: Miracles
• The French call this thing La Manche, but the English speaking world know it asCorrect Answer: the English Channel
• The Netherlands is host to this festivalCorrect Answer: Koninginnedag

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Sunday October 30th, 2016

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• St. Kitt's sister island isCorrect Answer: Nevis
• Recklinghausen isCorrect Answer: a city in the Ruhr Area in North Rhine- Westphalia Germany
• In case you missed it, the last witchcraft trial in London's Old Bailey was inCorrect Answer: 1944