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Sunday January 8th, 2017
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- In which festival is it customary to throw coloured powder over one another?Correct Answer: Holi Festival, India
- Which style of architecture is exemplified in Israel's White City?Correct Answer: Bauhaus
- Which American state has just one syllable?Correct Answer: Maine
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Monday January 9th, 2017
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- Which 17-century wonder is decorated with gemstones and passages from the Qur'an?
- Correct Answer: Taj Mahal
- The 100 year war between England and France actually lasted
- Correct Answer: 116 years
- Where was Saint Patrick born?
- Correct Answer: United Kingdom
Tuesday January 10th, 2017
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- The Bee Hummingbird, the smallest bird in the world, can be found inCorrect Answer: Cuba
- The most populated city in China isCorrect Answer: Shanghai
- This country has 3 capital citiesCorrect Answer: South Africa
Wednesday January 11th, 2017
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- Which island, whose name means Puffin Island, was ruled by Barbary Pirates in the 17th century?Correct Answer: Lundy
- The ancient city of Troy is located in modern dayCorrect Answer: Turkey
- The famous Malaysian rice dish cooked in coconut milk and wrapped in a banana leaf is calledCorrect Answer: Nasi Lemak
Wednesday January 11th, 2017
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- Which island, whose name means Puffin Island, was ruled by Barbary Pirates in the 17th century?Correct Answer: Lundy
- The ancient city of Troy is located in modern dayCorrect Answer: Turkey
- The famous Malaysian rice dish cooked in coconut milk and wrapped in a banana leaf is calledCorrect Answer: Nasi Lemak
Thursday Jan. 12th, 2017
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- ABBA, Ace of Base, and The Hives originated inCorrect Answer: Sweden
- The currency in Vietnam is called theCorrect Answer: dong
- Schwingen, Hornussen, and Steinstossen areCorrect Answer: traditional Swiss sports
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Friday Jan. 13th, 2017
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- True or False. In 1986, Apple launched a clothing lineCorrect Answer: True
- What is a cosmic latte?Correct Answer: Light emitted by 200,000 galaxies
- Which state has the longest coastline in the USACorrect Answer: Alaska
Saturday January 14th, 2017
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- What is Uluru most commonly known as?Correct Answer: Ayers Rock
- The oldest known fireplace was constructed between 500,000 to 700,000 years ago in a cave inCorrect Answer: Israel
- Which major Canadian city has not hosted the Olympics?Correct Answer: Toronto
Sunday January 15th, 2017
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- A mangetout is also called what?Correct Answer: Snow pea
- The second biggest city in England is...Correct Answer: Birmingham
- How many countries does the equator pass through?Correct Answer: 13
Monday January 16th, 2017
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- The only foreign pizza joint in Cuba is...Correct Answer: Pizza Nova
- Coconut trees can grow to be how tall?Correct Answer: 30m
- Waitangi Day is celebrated in which country?Correct Answer: New Zealand
Tuesday January 17th, 2017
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- Santa Margherita Ligure isCorrect Answer: a place in Italy
- This continent's highest mountain is named for a Polish American Revolution heroCorrect Answer: The continent is Australia. The mountain is Kosciuszko
- The only North American walled city north of Mexico isCorrect Answer: Quebec City
Wednesday Jan. 18th, 2017
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- If you were able to stand quite still at the North Pole, after a few minutesCorrect Answer: you would be somewhere else because you are standing on drifting pack ice
- Which city has been called the City of the Violet Crown?Correct Answer: Athens, after perhaps a legendary king named Ion which I'm told is violet in Greek
- The French call this thing La Manche, but the English speaking world know it asCorrect Answer: the English Channel
Thursday Jan. 19th, 2017
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- The Pentagon has twice as many washrooms as usual becauseCorrect Answer: at the time it was built there was still washroom segregation in the US
- What happened to the Chicago River in 1900?Correct Answer: the flow was reversed away from lake Michigan
- What is Djibouti?Correct Answer: a country in the Horn of Africa and surrounded by Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia
Friday January 20th, 2017
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- Post Alley, adjacent to Market theater in Seattle is famous forCorrect Answer: being covered in used chewing gum blobs
- The River Danube originates in what country?Correct Answer: Germany
- In summer, in Paris along the Seine, what feature is added?Correct Answer: a sand beach