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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Capital of Scotland.	Edinburgh	88%
Capital of Russia.	Moscow	88%
Capital of Norway.	Oslo	88%
Capital of Poland.	Warsaw	88%
Three waterfalls that straddle the border between Canada and The USA.	Niagara (Falls)	87%
Country famous for its fjords, also has the most Winter Olympic medals at a count of 329.	Norway	87%
Located in India, meaning 'crown of the palace', ___ Mahal.	Taj	86%
This American state's capital is Little Rock.	Arkansas	84%
Tallest mountain in Africa, located in Tanzania.	Kilimanjaro	84%
Continent home to Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, etc.	Oceania	84%
The only Asian city state in the world.	Singapore	83%
Gandhi was a pivotal figure in the country's independence from British rule.	India	82%
Latvian Capital	Riga	82%
Scandinavian country that participated in the Winter War against the Soviet Union.	Finland	81%
Regarded by Jews, Christians, and Muslims as the biblical Holy land, capital is Jerusalem.	Israel	81%
Man-made canal in Egypt connecting the Mediterranean to the Red Sea.	Suez (Canal)	80%
Turkish capital city.	Ankara	78%
The name of the great bell of the clock at the North end of the palace of Westminster, in London.	Big Ben	77%
This country's national animal is the komodo dragon.	Indonesia	77%
Country set to host the 2022 soccer world cup.	Qatar	77%
South East Asian country that gained independence from France in 1953, capital is Vientiane.	Laos	75%
Capital and most populous city of Saudi Arabia.	Riyadh	75%
Country that lies west of the Caspian Sea, its capital is Baku.	Azerbaijan	74%
Mesopotamia was comprised of Kuwait, eastern parts of Syria and Southeastern Turkey, as well as this country.	Iraq	74%
Home of the Gurkhas.	Nepal	74%
Country found on the Horn of Africa, bordered by Ethiopia, Eritrea, and Somalia.	Djibouti	73%
Capital of Morocco, meaning 'Fortified Place'.	Rabat	73%
Israel's second largest city and its financial hub.	Tel Aviv	73%
Former European country that was formed in 1918.	Yugoslavia	72%
The longest river in Asia.	Yangtze	71%
Sea located between the mainlands of Greece and Turkey.	Aegean	70%
Home of the basketball team 'The Knicks'.	New York	69%
European country who's most popular sports are soccer and field hockey, famous for its red light district.	Netherlands	68%
The point on Earth which is closest to the Sun, located on Mt Chimborazo, can be found in this country.	Ecuador	66%
Nicknamed 'Pearl of the Orient', a former British colony.	Hong Kong	66%
Country located on the Iberian Peninsula, who's king is Felipe VI.	Spain	66%
A sovereign state in Europe comprised of four constituent countries.	United Kingdom	66%
Tropical wetlands located in southern Florida, also know as Pa-Hay-Okee. Known for its alligator population.	Everglades	65%
American territory and the largest island in Micronesia.	Guam	65%
The nation that competes in the test cricket series, 'The Ashes', against England.	Australia	64%
Asian nation colonised by Portugal in the 16th century before later being occupied by Indonesia, it became an independent sovereign state on the 20th of May 2002.	East Timor	64%
The longest river in Europe.	Volga	64%
Largest river in the world.	Amazon	63%
Sits on the border between the USA and Mexico, and is the fourth largest river in the USA.	Rio Grande	63%
The evergreen state.	Washington	63%
Country that is home to the Blarney Castle.	Ireland	62%
South Korean capital city.	Seoul	62%
Belgian city which hosted the 1920 Summer Olympics, also known as the diamond capital of the world.	Antwerp	61%
Landlocked country in western Africa, named after a river, who's capital is Niamey.	Niger	61%
Southern Rhodesia was the predecessor to this modern day country.	Zimbabwe	61%
Country located on the eastern half of Hispaniola.	Dominican Republic	59%
River that flows through Budapest, Vienna, Bratislava, and Belgrade.	Danube	58%
Winners of the 1998 soccer world cup.	France	58%
Country that borders only South Africa.	Lesotho	58%
Its former official name was Mount Mckinley.	Denali	57%
City that is the seat of government of Bolivia, and is its third most populous city.	La Paz	57%
Capital of Turkmenistan.	Ashgabat	56%
Roman oval amphitheatre used for gladiatorial contests among other public spectacles.	Colosseum	56%
Greenland is an autonomous constituent country within this Kingdom.	Denmark	56%
Country that is home to Eyjafjallajokull.	Iceland	55%
Peninsula of Northern Europe, site of WWI naval battle between Britain and Germany.	Jutland	55%
European capital city that is bisected by the Dnieper River.	Kiev	55%
Famous catholic cathedral located in Paris.	Notre Dame	55%
Landmark located in Rio de Janeiro, created by French sculptor Paul Landowski.	Christ the Redeemer	54%
The Fourth longest river in Africa.	Zambezi	54%
An Indian city on the banks of the river Yamuna, it is a major tourist destination due to its many Mughal-era buildings.	Agra	53%
The most populous city in the state of New Mexico.	Albuquerque	53%
Once a church, later a mosque, and now a famous museum located in Istanbul.	Hagia Sophia	52%
Capital of Kenya.	Nairobi	52%
Mountain range that runs North to South through western Russia.	Urals	52%
Island of Indonesia that is home to its capital city, Jakarta, and is the world's most populous island.	Java	50%
American state established in 1859, who's state capital is Salem.	Oregon	49%
Egyptian temple located in the site of the ancient Egyptian city, Thebes.	Luxor Temple	48%
Official residence of the President of Russia.	Kremlin	47%
Chilean island famous for its maoi.	Easter Island	45%
Country North of Rwanda and Tanzania.	Uganda	45%
New York landmark who's original purpose was to be a port for airships.	Empire State Building	44%
Australia's longest river.	Murray	44%
State in Northern India who's capital is Chandigarh.	Punjab	43%
Also known as Ayers Rock.	Uluru	43%
Capital of the Shaanxi Province, starting point of the Silk Road, and home to the Terracotta Army.	Xi'an	43%
Archipelagic state in the Caribbean that was the site of Columbus' first landfall in the New World in 1492.	Bahamas	42%
Former British colony, island nation in the central Pacific. Declared its independence from Britain in 1979.	Kiribati	42%
Sea that lies between China, South Korea, and Japan.	East China (Sea)	41%
Musa Keita I was the tenth 'Mansa' of this country, and the richest person in history.*	Mali	41%
Capital of Mauritania.	Nouakchott	41%
The Buddhas of Bimayan were located in this country until their destruction in 2001.	Afghanistan	40%
Coastal desert in southern Africa and the only place in the world the welwitschia plant is found.	Namib	39%
Limestone statue of a mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of a human.	Great Sphinx (of Giza)	38%
The rugby team 'Stade Français' are based in this city.	Paris	38%
Famous monument in Berlin, built on the orders of Prussian king, Frederick William II in 1791.	Brandenburg Gate	36%
Incan citadel set high in the Andes Mountains.	Machu Picchu	36%
Unusual building in Brussels, built in 1958 for the Brussels World's Fair.	Atomium	30%
Major river in Western Siberia, the world's seventh longest river.	Ob	27%
During WWII, Operation Dynamo took place in this French commune.	Dunkirk	26%
The largest waterfalls system in the world, located in South America.	Iguazu (Falls)	21%
Discovered in January 1958, this massif is located on the highest peak in Antarctica.	Vinson Massif	15%
'Sea' that is a region of the North Atlantic Ocean, unlike all other regions called seas, it has no land boundaries.	Sargasso	13%
Native name for the highest mountain in New Zealand.	Aoraki	11%
Two large rock temples in southern Egypt that were originally carved out of the mountainside during the reign of Pharaoh Ramesses II.	Abu Simbel (Temples)	10%
City and municipality in the State of Mexico, 15th most populous suburb in the world.	Ecatepec	8%
City 160 km south of Baghdad, center of Shi‘ite political power in Iraq.	Najaf	8%
A human-made stone landmark used by the Inuit, particularly in Canada.	Inukshuk	6%
Highest mountain in Malaysia.	Kinabalu	4%
The longest of the five rivers that flow through the Punjab region in northern India and Pakistan, also known as Santadree. Eastern most tributary of the Indus River.	Sutlej	4%
Mountain in Sichuan Province, China, and is one of Four Sacred Buddhist Mountains of China.	Emei	3%
Famous site of ancient rock engravings in Namibia.	Twyfelfontein	3%
City in Algeria known as the 'City of a Thousand Domes'.	El Oued	2%
Coral atoll in the Pacific Ocean that is historically notable for its close proximity to US hydrogen bomb tests in 1954.	Rongelap	2%
Mountainous lake at the northern end of Kaghan Valley, Pakistan.	Saiful Muluk	2%