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  1. 451.

    What is the location of the worlds largest particle physics laboratory, established in 1954?

    • AIn the US
    • BIn the EU
    • CIn neither of them
    • DBoth have laboratories of equal size.
    Answer: In neither of them
  2. 452.

    During the third stage of the demographic transition model, which of the following is true?

    • ABirth rates increase and population growth rate increases.
    • BBirth rates decrease and population growth rate increases.
    • CBirth rates decline and population growth rate is less rapid.
    • DBirth rates increase and population growth rate is less rapid.
    Answer: Birth rates decline and population growth rate is less rapid.
  3. 453.

    Jog Falls is the highest plunge waterfall in this Asian country.

    • AJapan
    • BIndia
    • CChina
    • DThailand
    Answer: India
  4. 454.

    Which of the following is LEAST self-sufficient in the natural resources needed for modern industry?

    • AUnited States
    • BJapan
    • CFrance
    • DUnited Kingdom
    Answer: Japan
  5. 455.

    A map that presents a single class of statistics is called a

    • Amental map.
    • Breference map.
    • Cgeneral purpose map.
    • Dthematic map.
    Answer: thematic map.
  6. 456.

    What are the colors of the three vertical stripes on the national flag of Spain?

    • ARed, yellow, red
    • BYellow, red and black
    • CBlue, white, blue
    • DWhite, blue and red
    Answer: Red, yellow, red
  7. 457.

    The Navagio Bay (also known as the Shipwreck) is the most popular beach of which Greek island?

    • AMykonos
    • BThasos
    • CLefkada
    • DZakynthos
    Answer: Zakynthos
  8. 458.

    Who was the first female President of the Philippines?

    • ALouiza Rizal
    • BCorazon Aquino
    • CEleanor Concepcion
    • DRamona Magsaysay
    Answer: Corazon Aquino
  9. 459.

    All these entities are located around the Black Sea except for one. Name the exception.

    • AAnatolia
    • BBalkan peninsula
    • CUral mountains
    • DCaucasus mountains
    Answer: Ural mountains
  10. 460.

    The practice of hiring a foreign third-party service provider to run an operation is called

    • Alocational interdependence.
    • Bmaquiladoras.
    • Coutsourcing.
    • Doffshoring.
    Answer: offshoring.
  11. 461.

    What is the capital and largest city of Italy?

    • AVenice
    • BGenoa
    • CRome
    • DMilan
    Answer: Rome
  12. 462.

    How many new species of animals and plants were discovered on Borneo between July 2005 and September 2006?

    • A3
    • B121
    • CNone
    • D52
    Answer: 52
  13. 463.

    Which country associated with banking is not a member of the European Union?

    • ASwitzerland
    • BUK
    • CAustria
    • DLuxembourg
    Answer: Switzerland
  14. 464.

    China and Vietnam's dispute over the Spratley Islands is

    • Aa resource dispute.
    • Ba positional dispute.
    • Ca territorial dispute.
    • Da functional dispute.
    Answer: a resource dispute.
  15. 465.

    This artificial island, whose name literally means Pepper Islet, is part of the Oresund Bridge, connecting Denmark with Sweden.

    • AFlakfortet
    • BPalm Islands
    • CPeberholm
    • DKansai
    Answer: Peberholm
  16. 466.

    Which continent is considered the largest and most populous continent in the world?

    • AEurope
    • BAsia
    • CNorth America
    • DAfrica
    Answer: Asia
  17. 467.

    This freshwater-lake island, with a surface area of 2,766 km², is the biggest on Earth.

    • AIsle of Wight
    • BAinslie
    • CIslandlake
    • DManitoulin Island
    Answer: Manitoulin Island
  18. 468.

    How long is the crest of the American Falls if measured along the jagged lip of the falls?

    • A393 feet (120 m)
    • B688 feet (210 m)
    • C1310 feet (400 m)
    • D950 feet (290 m)
    Answer: 950 feet (290 m)
  19. 469.

    This densely populated valley in the state of Utah is enclosed by steep mountains in every direction except the northwest.

    • ALivermore Valley
    • BLas Vegas Valley
    • CSalt Lake Valley
    • DSt. Lawrence Valley
    Answer: Salt Lake Valley
  20. 470.

    What Mediterranean island is divided between a Greek community and a Turkish community (although the latter is not internationally recognized as a separate entity)?

    • ACorsica
    • BCyprus
    • CMalta
    • DCrete
    Answer: Cyprus
  21. 471.

    What is the capital of Romania?

    • ABucharest
    • BBelgrade
    • CBudapest
    • DBratislava
    Answer: Bucharest
  22. 472.

    Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a city in the developing world?

    • AExperiences large in-migrations of rural people into the city
    • BProduces a large share of its country's GDI
    • CContains modern centers of commerce
    • DHas a well-developed infrastructure
    Answer: Has a well-developed infrastructure
  23. 473.

    What port on the Atlantic Ocean is the capital and largest city of Guinea.

    • ADhaka
    • BConakry
    • CBaku
    • DBujumbura
    Answer: Conakry
  24. 474.

    Which nation claims ownership of the South Pole?

    • ANo nation does.
    • BRussia
    • CThe USA
    • DFrance
    Answer: No nation does.
  25. 475.

    Dasht-e Kavir and Kavir-e Lut are deserts located in this Asian country.

    • AIndia
    • BIran
    • CPakistan
    • DIraq
    Answer: Iran
  26. 476.

    Which city is the capital of Michigan?

    • ADetroit
    • BKalamazoo
    • CAnn Arbor
    • DLansing
    Answer: Lansing
  27. 477.

    National sports teams, flags, national anthems, and national holidays all promote

    • Afunctional disputes.
    • Bpolitical unrest.
    • Csectarianism.
    • Dnationalism.
    Answer: nationalism.
  28. 478.

    What is the biggest extinct volcano in Ecuador, situated in the Andes mountain.

    • AOjos Del Salado
    • BChimborazo
    • CCotopaxi
    • DLlullaillaco
    Answer: Chimborazo
  29. 479.

    The Japanese district Akihabara is also known by what nickname?

    • ABig Eyes
    • BElectric Town
    • CMoon Walk River
    • DOtaku Central
    Answer: Electric Town
  30. 480.

    Which is the largest city in Morocco?

    • ASale
    • BFes
    • CRabat
    • DCasablanca
    Answer: Casablanca
  31. 481.

    Which of the following is a formal region?

    • AThe Pacific Northwest
    • BThe market area of Winn-Dixie
    • CDixie
    • DPennsylvania
    Answer: Pennsylvania
  32. 482.

    What are the 2 main languages spoken in Madagascar?

    • AItalian and French
    • BFrench and English
    • CFrench and Malagasy
    • DEnglish and Malagasy
    Answer: French and Malagasy
  33. 483.

    How do city planners separate discordant land uses such as housing and sewage plants?

    • AZoning
    • BMalls
    • CFences
    • DTunnels
    Answer: Zoning
  34. 484.

    Which zone contains low-income slums, ethnic ghettos, and general deterioration in Burgess's concentric zone model of urban form?

    • AThird
    • BFourth
    • CFirst
    • DSecond
    Answer: First
  35. 485.

    Albuquerque is the largest city of which U.S. state?

    • AKansas
    • BNew Mexico
    • COhio
    • DOklahoma
    Answer: New Mexico
  36. 486.

    Which of the following is a centrifugal force in a country?

    • AAn attack by another country
    • BA national holiday
    • CA charismatic national leader
    • DReligious differences
    Answer: Religious differences
  37. 487.

    What is the main ingredient of the traditional Swiss dish Rosti?

    • ACabbage
    • BFish
    • CCheese
    • DPotatoes
    Answer: Potatoes
  38. 488.

    Which one of these Mediterranean islands is the smallest in area?

    • ACorfu
    • BCrete
    • CCorsica
    • DCyprus
    Answer: Corfu
  39. 489.

    The huge grain industry in Colorado gives rise to breweries. Which of the following owns the biggest single site brewery located in Golden, Colorado?

    • AAnheuser-Busch
    • BMolson Coors Brewing Company
    • CHighfalls Brewing Company
    • DJacob Leinenkugel Brewing Company
    Answer: Molson Coors Brewing Company
  40. 490.

    Which of these oceans has the greatest depth?

    • AArctic Ocean
    • BPacific Ocean
    • CIndian Ocean
    • DAtlantic Ocean
    Answer: Pacific Ocean
  41. 491.

    Which of these countries is NOT a part of the Asian continent?

    • ARussia
    • BSuriname
    • CSingapore
    • DGeorgia
    Answer: Suriname
  42. 492.

    Which of these is NOT an Australian state or territory?

    • AQueensland
    • BNew South Wales
    • CAlberta
    • DVictoria
    Answer: Alberta
  43. 493.

    Which continent has the highest total fertility rates?

    • ASouth America
    • BEurope
    • CAfrica
    • DAsia
    Answer: Africa
  44. 494.

    Which EU member is divided into a Greek and a Turkish part?

    • ASlovenia
    • BCyprus
    • CBulgaria
    • DGreece
    Answer: Cyprus
  45. 495.

    Into which basin does the Jordan River flow into?

    • ACaspian Sea
    • BDead Sea
    • CAral Sea
    • DSalton Sea
    Answer: Dead Sea
  46. 496.

    What is the largest carnivorous mammal endemic to the island of Madagascar?

    • AShort-tailed Mongoose
    • BMeerkat
    • CFanaloka
    • DFossa
    Answer: Fossa
  47. 497.

    The theory that every society develops economically according to a five-stage pattern of growth is attributed to

    • ARostow.
    • Bvon Thünen.
    • CBurgess.
    • DRavenstein.
    Answer: Rostow.
  48. 498.

    Which 20-kilometre artificial island, situated in the river Danube, was nicknamed the Copa Kagrana?

    • ADonauinsel
    • BPeberholm
    • CBurj al-Arab
    • DOdaiba
    Answer: Donauinsel
  49. 499.

    Which country is the Taedong River in?

    • AChina
    • BJapan
    • CSouth Korea
    • DNorth Korea
    Answer: North Korea
  50. 500.

    This famous writer, whose house was at 17 Gough Square in London, said: When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life, for there is in London all life can afford.

    • AThomas Chestre
    • BCharles Dickens
    • CDr Samuel Johnson
    • DTomas John Dibdin
    Answer: Dr Samuel Johnson

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