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Peninsula of European supercontinent
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Asia
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Europe
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Australia
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America
Question 2
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Italy's longest river.
Question 3
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A mineral in Europe used in production of ceramics.
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Chromium
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Zinc
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Feldspar
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Kaolin
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It was built for gladiator fights.
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Eiffel Tower
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Colosseum
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The Versailles
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Leaning Tower of Pisa
Question 5
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It is the known as the "Forgotten City."
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The Versailles
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Chambord Chateau
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Stonehenge
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Pompeii
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An economic and political body created by Maastricht Treaty.
Question 7
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Highest peak in Europe.
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Mt. Etna
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Mt. Elbrus
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Mt. Vesuvius
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Mt. Mckinley
Question 8
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Largest lake in Europe.
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Amazon
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Volga
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Titicaca
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Ladoga
Question 9
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World's largest exporter of natural gas.
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Russia
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Norway
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USA
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Saudi Arabia
Question 10
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Site for the worship of God Apollo.
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Delphi
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Parthenon
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Matterhorn
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Santorini
Question 11
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Second most popular currency in the world.
Question 12
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Which animal is herded by the Samis at the Northern Europe?
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Moose
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Gazelle
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Reindeer
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Mountain Goat
Question 13
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A nation which is part of Southern Europe.
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Belgium
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Ukraine
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Greece
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Norway
Question 14
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A vegetation which only consist of mostly lichens, mosses, shrubs, and wild flowers.
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Coniferious Trees
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Deciduous Forest
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Prairie
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Tundra
Question 15
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Prehistoric monument in England.
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Colosseum
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Fjords of Norway
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Mont St. Michel
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Stonehenge
Question 16
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A nation divided into Turkish and Greek area.
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Cyprus
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Egypt
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Jordan
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Lebanon
Question 17
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Most people in Europe are
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Buddhist
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Christians
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Hindus
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Muslims
Question 18
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Longest river in France
Question 19
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A mammal in Europe.
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Gazelle
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Moose
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Mountain Goat
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Reindeer
Question 20
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German term for "meadow."
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Horn
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Matte
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Matterhorn
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Pinnacle
Question 21
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Capital of Greenland.
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Hamilton
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Ottawa
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Nuuk
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St. Pierre
Question 22
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Largest watershed.
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Alabama
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Mississippi
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Oklahoma
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Wyoming
Question 23
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A mountain range in eastern California which is about 400 miles in length.
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Cascade Range
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Rockies
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Sierra Madre
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Sierra Nevada
Question 24
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It is relatively flat plateau.
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Appalachian
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Canadian Shield
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Cascade
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Rockies
Question 25
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Highest mountain in North America.
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Blue Ridge
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Mt. Mckinley
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Mt. Rainier
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Mt. Whitney
Question 26
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Third most spoken language in North America.
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English
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French
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Spanish
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Portuguese
Question 27
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Wrote the first ever letter from North America.
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John Davis
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John Rut
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John Smith
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John Strong
Question 28
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Voted as the best place to live on North America.
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Maryland
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Ottawa
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Virginia
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Vancouver
Question 29
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It is an imaginary line that sits atop a continuous ridge of mountain.
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Appalachian Range
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Canadian Shield
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Continental Divide
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Great Rift Valley
Question 30
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Largest city in North America.
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Los Angeles
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Mexico
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New York
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Panama
Question 31
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Largest freshwater lake in the world.
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Lake Baikal
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Lake Ladoga
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Lake Superior
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Lake Tanganyika
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North America's highest peak.
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Blue Ridge
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Denali
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Mckinley
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Whitney
Question 33
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Lowest point in North America.
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Continental Divide
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Death Valley
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Grand Canyon
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Rockies
Question 34
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One of the most earthquake prone areas in North America.
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Cuba
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Guatemala
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Haiti
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Mexico
Question 35
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Smallest unusual volcano.
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Mt. Krakatoa
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Mt. Taal
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Mt. Vesuvius
Question 36
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It covers most of Siberia from the Urals to the Pacific and northern part of Japan.
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Rainforest
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Steppe
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Taiga
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Tundra
Question 37
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Longest river in the Middle East.
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Caspian Sea
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Euphrates
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Ganges
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Tigris
Question 38
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Asia's only subtropical desert, covering 77,000 square miles in India and Pakistan.
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Arabian Desert
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Gobi Desert
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KaraKum Desert
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Rub 'al Khali Desert
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Thar Desert
Question 39
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Largest archipelago in the world.
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Indonesia
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Japan
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Philippines
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Malaysia
Question 40
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Largest desert in Asia, extending from northern China into Mongolia.
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Arabian Desert
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Gobi Desert
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KaraKum Desert
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Thar Desert
Question 41
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Extend from the northern-edge of the Russian Federation down through Kazakhstan.
Question 42
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Located at Iran and Iraq
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Caucasus
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Kunlun
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Tien Shan
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Zagros
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Extend across western China and the Tibetan Plateau.
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Caucasus
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Kunlun
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Tien Shan
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Zagros
Question 44
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Lowest Lake in Asia
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Black Sea
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Caspian Sea
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Dead Sea
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Red Sea
Question 45
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Largest country by land area.
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Australia
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China
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India
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Russia
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Largest country by population.
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Australia
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China
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India
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Russia
Question 47
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Arctic Oceans and some high altitude area.
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Rainforest
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Steppe
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Taiga
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Tundra
Question 48
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Highest mountain in the world.
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Elbrus
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Denali
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Everest
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Mckinley
Question 49
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North of Indian subcontinent, includes over 100 mountains and the world's highest mountain range and peaks.
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Andes
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Himalayas
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Rockies
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Sierra Madre
Question 50
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Part of Oceania which consists of New Zealand and other parts of New Guinea.
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Australasia
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Melanesia
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Micronesia
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Polynesia
Question 51
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Largest island in Oceania.
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Fiji
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Guam
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New Zealand
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Tazmania
Question 52
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Largest city in Australia.
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Sydney
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Melbourne
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Canberra
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Wellington
Question 53
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Form of government in Australia and Oceania
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Federal-Parliamentary
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Federal-Presidential
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Unitary-Oligarchy
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Unitary-Democracy
Question 54
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Region of Oceania which means "many islands."
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Polynesia
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Australasia
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Micronesia
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Melanesia
Question 55
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Popular animal in Australia.
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Kangaroo
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Koala
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Echidna
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Dingo
Question 56
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A country in Oceania that has no official capital.
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Nauru
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Tonga
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Kiribati
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Vanuatu
Question 57
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A region of Oceania which means "small islands."
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Micronesia
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Australasia
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Melanesia
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Polynesia
Question 58
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Largest river in Australia and Oceania.
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Murray
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Fraser
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Uluru-Kata Tjuta
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Bondi
Question 59
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Second largest city in Australia.
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Melbourne
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Sydney
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Canberra
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Wellington
Question 60
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An archipelago of more than 500 islands, well-known for its scuba-diving and snorkeling sites.
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A region of Oceania which consists of racial distinct group having dark complexion.
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Melanesia
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Australasia
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Polynesia
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Micronesia
Question 62
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A archipelagic country having more than 300 islands.
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Fiji
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Vanuatu
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Solomon Islands
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New Caledonia
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Guam
Question 63
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Known to be the last Polynesian Kingdom.
Question 64
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Climate in Australia.
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Tropical
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Tundra
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Taiga
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Desert
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Type of mammal that is endemic in Australia and Oceania.
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Monotreme
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Marsupial
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Camelid
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Canine
Question 66
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It is geographically located in both the southern and eastern hemispheres.
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Australia
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Asia
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Europe
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Africa
Question 67
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A French territory comprising dozens of islands in the South Pacific, known for its palm lined beaches and marine-life rich lagoon which is the world's largest.
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New Caledonia
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Papua New Guinea
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Solomon Islands
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Vanuatu
Question 68
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A country in the southwestern Pacific, encompasses eastern half of New Guinea and its offshore islands.
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Papua New Guinea
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Solomon Islands
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New Caledonia
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Fiji
Question 69
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A nation of hundreds of islands, known for its scuba diving and WW2-era relics.
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Solomon Islands
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New Caledonia
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Fiji
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Papua New Guinea
Question 70
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It is a South Pacific Ocean nation made up of roughly 80 islands that stretch 1,300 km.
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Vanuatu
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New Caledonia
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Papua New Guinea
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Solomon Islands
Question 71
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An unincorporated and organized territory of the US.
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Guam
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Hawaii
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Kiribati
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Marshall Islands
Question 72
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A US state, which is an isolated volcanic archipelago in the Central Pacific.
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Hawaii
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Guam
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Kiribati
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Marshall Islands
Question 73
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An island republic in Central Pacific, comprises 33 coral atolls stretching along the equator.
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Kiribati
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Marshall Islands
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Guam
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Hawaii
Question 74
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A sprawling chain of volcanic island and coral atolls in the Central Pacific Ocean, between Hawaii and the Philippines.
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Marshall Islands
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Guam
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Hawaii
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Kiribati
Question 75
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A country spread across Western Pacific Ocean comprising over 600 islands.
Question 76
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A tiny island country in Micronesia, northeast of Australia that features a coral reef and white-sand beaches fringed with palms, including Anibare Bay on the east coast.
Question 77
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This is collectively known as US Commonwealth in the Pacific Ocean. Its largest island is Saipan, known for its sandy shores and mountainous landscapes.
Question 78
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Has a population of 23,923,101 as of 2015.
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Australia
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Oceania
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Europe
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North America
Question 79
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Has a population of 39,359,270 as of 2015.
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Oceania
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Australia
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North America
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Europe
Question 80
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Has a population of 4,361,416,312.
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Asia
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Africa
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Europe
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South America
Question 81
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Has a population of 738,838,859 as of 2016.
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Europe
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Asia
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Africa
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North America
Question 82
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Has a population of 533,215,000 as of 2016.
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North America
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Europe
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South America
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Africa
Question 83
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Has a population of 432,502,515 as of 2016.
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South America
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North America
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Europe
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Asia
Question 84
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Largest solitary rock called Uluru by the aborigines.
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Ayers Rock
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Cape York Peninsula
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Darling Range
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Fraser Island
Question 85
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Described as the "Last Wilderness" and one of the
"Wildest Unexplored Wilderness Area on the Planet."
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Cape York Peninsula
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Fraser Island
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Great Barrier Reef
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Ayers Rock
Question 86
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A low mountain range that runs through far southwestern Australia. Its highest point is Mt. Cooke.
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Darling Range
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Fraser Island
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Great Barrier Reef
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Ayers Rock
Question 87
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The fouth largest island in Australia and the largest sand island in the world.
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Fraser Island
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Ayers Rock
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Great Barrier Reef
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Cape York Peninsula
Question 88
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World's largest coral reef, it is along Australia's Northeast Coast.
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Great Barrier Reef
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Tubataha Reef
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Ayers Rock
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Cape York Peninsula
Question 89
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The main vegetation of Australia which means "small natural hill."
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Hummock
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Eucalypt Woodland
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Tropical Rainforest
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Acacia Woodland
Question 90
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Known as a dry sclerophyll forest.
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Eucalypt Woodland
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Acacia Woodland
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Tussock Grassland
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Hummock Grassland
Question 91
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A raw material for aluminum production.
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Bauxite
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Opal
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Feldspar
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Chromium
Question 92
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English language is part of what culture?
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Anglo-Celtic
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Anglo-Saxon
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Malayo-Polynesian
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Austronesian
Question 93
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Spirits that represent natural forces.
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Masalai
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Orisha
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Fairy
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Candomble
Question 94
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Australia's economy is basically
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Free-enterprise
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Laissez-Faire
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Monopoly
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Import Substitution
Question 95
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Australia officially recognizes Queen Elizabeth II as its monarch.
Question 96
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Australia is mainly Information Age.
Question 97
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One of the world's great architectural icons. Its architect is Jorn Utzon.
Question 98
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One of the most photographed natural wonders in Australia.
Question 99
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The largest steel arch bridge in the world.
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Sydney Harbour Bridge
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Golden Gate Bridge
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Eiffel Tower
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Great Ocean Road
Question 100
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A UNESCO World Heritage Site which is named after the blue haze emanating from the many eucalyptus trees.
Question 101
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Home of one of the oldest surf life-saving clubs in the world.
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Bondi Beach
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Great Barrier Reef
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Fraser Island
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Great Ocean Road
Question 102
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A Wet Tropics World Heritage Area which is among the most ancient ecosystems on earth.
Question 103
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It is the largest national park in Australia.
Question 104
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It was once the "Pearl Capital of the World."
Question 105
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Positioned between the Black and Caspian Seas which dominate the landscape of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
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Caucasus
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Ghats
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Gobi
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Zagros
Question 106
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Located in Central Asia.
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Tien Shan
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Kunlun
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Gobi
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Ural
Question 107
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Largest and highest plateau in the world. Also known as the "Rooftop of the World.'
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Tibet Plateau
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Anatolian Plateau
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Deccan Plateau
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Plateau of Iran
Question 108
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Located in Asia Minor/Turkey, genetally barren and arid plateau.
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Anatolian Plateau
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Tibet Plateau
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Deccan Plateau
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Plateau of Iran
Question 109
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Bordered by three mountain ranges: Saptura Range (north), and the Eastern and Western Ghats on either side.
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Deccan Plateau
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Plateau of Iran
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Anatolian Plateau
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Tibet Plateau
Question 110
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World's largest areas of continuous flatland which containd some of the world's largest swamps and floodplains.
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West Siberia
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Rub 'al Khali
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Anatolia
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Arabia
Question 111
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Considered as the world's largest sand sea also known as the "Empty Quarter."
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Rub 'al Khali
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Arabian
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TaklaMakan
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KyzylKum
Question 112
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It defines the physical landscape of Scandinavia.
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Western Uplands
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North European Plain
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Central Uplands
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Alpine Mountains
Question 113
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It extends from southern United Kingdom east to Russia.
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North European Plain
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Western Uplands
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Central Uplands
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Alpine Mountains
Question 114
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It extends east-west across Europe. It is lower in altitude and less rugged.
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Central Uplands
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Western Uplands
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North European Plain
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Alpine Mountains
Question 115
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It includes ranges in Italian and Balkan Peninsula, northern Spain and southern France.
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Alpine Mountains
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Western Uplands
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Central Uplands
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North European Plain
Question 116
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It is used for making ceramics, medicine, toothpaste and cosmetics.
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Kaolin
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Feldspar
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Magnesite
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Perlite
Question 117
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It is used in steelmaking and rubber production.
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Magnesite
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Perlite
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Kaolin
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Feldspar
Question 118
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It is used in plasters, insulation, ceiling tiles and salt.
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Perlite
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Magnesite
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Kaolin
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Feldspar
Question 119
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It is used in aircraft, armour plating, naval ships, and spacecraft.
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Titanium
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Chromium
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Feldspar
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Kaolin
Question 120
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It is used in stainless steel, dyes and pigments.
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Chromium
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Zinc
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Titanium
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Magnesite
Question 121
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It is used as an anti-corrosion agent.
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Zinc
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Chromium
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Magnesite
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Titanium