16geographyName the county of extreme southwest England bounded by the English Channel and the Atlantic Ocean.Show AnswerShare
8geographyThe Caribbean coast of Central America, as well as the native people inhabiting the region, have the same name as an insect. What are they called?Show AnswerShare
12geographyAccording to the 1990 census, what is the largest US city in population city limits beginning with the letters SAN?Show AnswerShare
20geographyIn Japan there are two important cities whose spelling contains the same five letters. What are they?Show AnswerShare
8geographyThe city of Budapest, Hungary, was formed in 1873 when two cities on opposite banks of the Danube merged. What were the names of these cities?Show AnswerShare
7geographyWhich mountain range stretches almost 1,400 km (850 mi) along the length of Italy?Show AnswerShare
20geographyWhich lake, the world's deepest, contains one-fifth of all the world's fresh water?Show AnswerShare
7geographyWhat state in the eastern United States is large enough to swallow up five of its closest neighboring states?Show AnswerShare
20geographyIf you want to identify this U.S. state capital city and its state name, you must use 4 four letter words. What is it?Show AnswerShare
4geographyIn which cities are these universities located? a. Yale b. Duke University c. Catholic University?Show AnswerShare
1geographyWhich country is this? It is located in Africa. The official language is English. 50% of the population is Moslem, and about 40% is Christian. The country is twice the size of California, and has over 120 Million people.Show AnswerShare
1geographyThe ecosystem of many rivers of south-east Asia, including the Mekong, have been damaged by what large-scale local industry?Show AnswerShare
3geographyGeography of England: Which range of hills runs in a north-south direction through the central part of England?Show AnswerShare
15geographyWhat is the only U.S. state capital city named after a Biblical character?Show AnswerShare
