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Answer
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What city was once called New Amsterdam?
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New York City
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Including inland seas, what's the world's largest lake?
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Caspian Sea
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In what city would you find the Bolshoi Theatre?
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Moscow
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Name one of the two countries whose name starts with "North"
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North Korea / North Macedonia
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What African nation became the world's newest independent country in 2011?
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South Sudan
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What conquerer had his capital at Xanadu, about 300 kilometers north of Beijing?
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Kublai Khan
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Near what major American city is Lake Pontchartrain located?
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New Orleans
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What city is home to the world's tallest building?
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Dubai
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What valley is the site of the Earth's highest-ever recorded temperature, 54° Celsius?
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Death Valley
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On what peninsula are Albania and Serbia located?
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Balkan
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What is Pakistan's longest river?
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Indus River
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If measured from its base on the sea floor, what mountain is the world's tallest?
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Mauna Kea
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What west African country shares its name with a former British coin worth 21 shillings?
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Guinea
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What is the Rome's Flavian Amphitheatre better known as?
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The Colosseum
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What is the busiest airport in the London area?
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Heathrow
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What is the most common first name in the world?
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Muhammad
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What constellation is depicted on the Australian flag?
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Southern Cross
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On what peninsula would you find the cities of Mérida and Cancún?
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Yucatán
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What famous event for daredevils happens in Pamplona, Spain?
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Running of the Bulls
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What is the capital of Western Australia?
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Perth
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Try to match a 55 Megaton thermonuclear bomb, all thermometers melted down at 100 miles.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5O2Yjn3OXRk
I just think it's pretty cool to follow names through languages.