Geography trivia questions
1061 multiple-choice Geography trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- This artificial island, whose name literally means Pepper Islet, is part of the Oresund Bridge, connecting Denmark with Sweden.
- Spiral Island, a small Mexican artificial floating island, was situated on the coast of which sea?
- The history of EU began on 25th of March 1957 when the European Economic Community was formed. What is the founding act called?
- Which country was not among the founding states of the European Economic Community (the European Union predecessor)?
- When did Ireland join the European Union?
- The citizens of which country rejected the idea of joining the EU in 1972 and again in 1994?
- The EU has been a western club for most of its history. But which of these western countries has stayed out of the EU?
- Which former Yugoslavian republic was the first to be admitted to the European Union?
- The 6th European Union enlargement took place on May 1 2004. How many countries were admitted then?
- Many countries held national referenda before joining the European Union. Which of the following nations showed the highest support for joining (92% in favour)?
- What kind of agreement is the Schengen Agreement?
- When did the euro become the official currency of the Eurozone?
- The flag of which US state features a white American Bison on a blue field?
- The name of which US state means large creek in the Seneca language?
- Montgomery is the capital city of this US state, and its largest city is Birmingham.
- Everglades National Park is located in this US state.
- The state drink of this US state is milk, its state bird is the Western Meadowlark, its state flower is the Wild Prairie Rose, and its state slogan is Legendary.
- According to one theory, the name of this US state comes from the French word for hurricane.
- Baton Rouge is the capital of what US state?
- The largest city in what US state hosts Summerfest, or The Worlds Largest Music Festival?
- The name of this US state means great river and its symbol is the magnolia tree.
- Which US state has been nicknamed The First State, The Small Wonder, Blue Hen State, and The Diamond State?
- The Ifugao Rice Terraces are located in Luzon, in the Philippines. If it were possible to place them end to end, how long would they extend?
- What are the largest cities in the Philippines in terms of land area?
- The Philippines has the worlds largest deposit of heavy water which can be used for atomic energy, in spectroscopy, and as an automobile fuel. What makes heavy water different from water?
- From 1888-1889, American traders Simon and Thomas Metcalfe brought some men from Manila to the Western Hemisphere. Which state did they bring them to?
- Who was the first female President of the Philippines?
- Who is the first Filipino-American to become Governor of a US state?
- On December 7, 1941 the Japanese launched a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. On that day they also launched a similar attack on this American airbase in the Philippines.
- Which best describes the religious distribution of the populace of the Philippines?