Geography trivia questions
1061 multiple-choice Geography trivia questions with four options and the answer.
- Where is the southernmost point in all 50 states?
- And where is the lowest point in the USA, North America, and western hemisphere? I need the state and national park name.
- The state with the largest area in the lower 48 is?
- England, Norway, Belgium and Denmark all border this sea.
- USA is considered to be one of the most popular destinations, where thousands of immigrants come to seek asylum. Just one of these four states is similar in to USA in this respect.
- Ireland, Germany and Austria are famous for the high consumption of this alcohol.
- All of these countries and commonwealth territories have a high divorce rate except one.
- In Greek mythology, this island is the legendary birthplace of the goddess of beauty, love, and passion, the charming Aphrodite, where according to the legend, she emerged from the sea foam.
- Because of its spectacular nature forms, one of this insular countrys islands has been a set for the filming of many movie productions, including the highly successful, Lord of the Rings and The Chronicles of Narnia.
- Despite being the largest in the world, this island is sparsely populated, due to its unfavourable climate.
- Being the most populous in the world, with bigger population than Australia and Antarctica, the density of this islands inhabitants forced the countrys government to start transmigration programs, aimed at resettling people to other, less-crowded parts of the country.
- This is the largest island in the Mediterranean Sea, famous for one of the worlds most active volcanoes - Etna.
- Al Nakheel Properties, one of the leading real estate developers in Dubai and creator of the worldwide famous Palm Islands, is also the initiator of another grand project of artificial islands, which resembles the shape of what?
- Which of the following is a traditional Vietnamese clothing, worn primarily by women?
- The gowni is a typical national costume in which African country?
- These knee-breeches made of leather are a traditional Bavarian garment.
- Hijab, which is also a term meaning barrier, is worn as a traditional clothing in which countries?
- Which of these national costumes is closely related to Sikhism - a religion that comes from 16th-century northern India?
- Barong is the embroidered formal garment of which country in South-East Asia?
- Which of these national costumes does not belong to a European nation?
- Which one of the following national costumes is not Chinese?
- Which of these pieces of clothing is worn on the head?
- Three of the enlisted national garments are African, while the fourth one is Norwegian. Which one?
- According to the legend, which of these is a part of the Three Fortunate Concealments that protect Britain from any danger coming from the sea?
- While driving or walking down Kings Cross Road and Farringdon Road in London few people are aware that unseen beneath them runs which river?
- Who made the statue of King Richard I outside the Houses of Parliament in Old Palace Yard in London?
- The Great Pavement, a hidden, unknown to most tourists and seldom-displayed treasure, is located in which building in London?
- The famous department store Harrods that occupies an entire block is located on which road in London?
- The Old Royal Observatory, which is a part of the National Maritime Museum in London, was built in what year?
- This famous writer, whose house was at 17 Gough Square in London, said: When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life, for there is in London all life can afford.