16geographyAccording to 1991 population estimates, which city of the world has the largest population, 27 million in its metro area?Show AnswerShare
2geographyThe second highest mountain in the world is known by two different names. What are they?Show AnswerShare
2geographyAccording to the latest figures, what are the three largest cities in the British Isles, after London. Using England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland.Show AnswerShare
19geographyFounded in 1609, and now the capital city of its state, what is the oldest city in America west of the Mississippi?Show AnswerShare
17geographyWhich Middle-east country along the Mediterranean Sea, about 35 miles wide and 135 miles long, gained its independence from France in 1943?Show AnswerShare
12geographyAccording to the latest figures, what are the three largest cities in the British Isles, after London. Using England, Scotland, Wales, and Ireland.Show AnswerShare
10geographyWhich country of the world has the largest population of catholics around 130 million of themShow AnswerShare
15geographyCan you name the capital city of each of these republics of the former Yugoslavia? a. Bosnia-Herzegovina? b. Croatia c. SerbiaShow AnswerShare
1geographyTwo of the five Great Lakes are considered separate lakes, but are actually one lake, separated by the Strait of Mackinac. Together they form the largest of the Great Lakes. Which two lakes are they?Show AnswerShare
10geographyAt an elevation of 7,300 feet, Mount Kosciusko is the tallest mountain peak in which continent?Show AnswerShare
13geographyWhich lake, the world's deepest, contains one-fifth of all the world's fresh water?Show AnswerShare
