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  1. 501.

    What kind of object is the jalabiya, which is an inseparable part of Sudanese culture?

    • AGarment
    • BBracelet
    • CMusical instrument
    • DDrink
    Answer: Garment
  2. 502.

    The famous cartoonist Charles Schulz, who was born in Minneapolis in 1922, developed a nationwide cartoon strip called Peanuts. What was the name of the dog in the cartoon strip?

    • ASnoopy
    • BStupid
    • CShirley
    • DSpike
    Answer: Snoopy
  3. 503.

    What abbreviation is used for a member of the Welsh Assembly?

    • AMP
    • BMSP
    • CWAM
    • DAM
    Answer: AM
  4. 504.

    Where are the Augustusburg and Falkenlust palaces located?

    • AVienna
    • BBrühl
    • CWiesbaden
    • DMunich
    Answer: Brühl
  5. 505.

    Robert H. Goddard, a scientist born in Worcester, Massachusetts, is known as the father of what?

    • Athe birth control pill
    • BWorcester Regional Airport
    • CUniversity of Massachusetts Medical School
    • Dmodern rocketry
    Answer: modern rocketry
  6. 506.

    Antarctica could be considered the wettest place on our planet, as 90 per cent of its surface is ice. However, the ice isn't melted. So the wettest place on Earth is a small village in India, called this.

    • AHyderabad
    • BChandigarh
    • CBangalore
    • DCherrapunji
    Answer: Cherrapunji
  7. 507.

    Three of these US cities are real, the fourth is a fake.

    • AWest Illiad, AR
    • BKing of Prussia, PA
    • CBlue Ash, OH
    • DHamtramck, MI
    Answer: West Illiad, AR
  8. 508.

    What Asian capital is located on the northwest coast of the Java river?

    • ATokyo
    • BPeking
    • CJakarta
    • DBangkok
    Answer: Jakarta
  9. 509.

    Who was the first monarch chosen as Man of the Year by Time magazine?

    • AKing George V!
    • BKing Edward VIII
    • CHaile Selassie
    • DKing Harald IV
    Answer: Haile Selassie
  10. 510.

    What are the primary colors of the Philippine national flag?

    • ARed, blue, white
    • BBlack, red ,yellow
    • CYellow, orange, white
    • DBlue, white, green
    Answer: Red, blue, white
  11. 511.

    What network has the slogan We report, You decide?

    • AFOX
    • BCNN
    • CMSNBC
    • DFNC
    Answer: FNC
  12. 512.

    As ice is a crystalline inorganic solid with an ordered structure, it is scientifically classified as what?

    • AMineral
    • BWeak acid
    • CElectrolyte
    • DPlasma
    Answer: Mineral
  13. 513.

    She was the first Queen to win Time magazines title Man of the Year.

    • AQueen Latifah
    • BQueen Margarethe
    • CQueen Naor
    • DQueen Elizabeth II
    Answer: Queen Elizabeth II
  14. 514.

    Name the black scary ship featured in the first movie of Pirates of the Caribbean?

    • ANautilus
    • BEcho
    • CThe Black Pearl
    • DNeptune
    Answer: The Black Pearl
  15. 515.

    What is the most common and popular sport in Honduras?

    • ARugby
    • BCricket
    • CSoccer
    • DBaseball
    Answer: Soccer
  16. 516.

    The common elk, also called an European moose, is a national symbol of this European country.

    • AIceland
    • BFinland
    • CNorway
    • DDenmark
    Answer: Norway
  17. 517.

    Niamey is the capital city of what country?

    • AEl Salvador
    • BHaiti
    • CNiger
    • DSuriname
    Answer: Niger
  18. 518.

    Which of these is NOT located in Tokyo?

    • Athe Ginza shopping and entertainment district
    • Bthe headquarters of the Sumo Wrestling Association
    • CNarita International Airport
    • Dthe Imperial Palace
    Answer: Narita International Airport
  19. 519.

    What is the correct title of Lee Hazlewood's song, which describes a man who awakens to find that his silver spurs, a dollar and a dime, had been stolen by a mysterious woman?

    • ASummer Wine
    • BSummer Breeze
    • CSummer Love
    • DSummer Time
    Answer: Summer Wine
  20. 520.

    This mountain range is located in Eurasia between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea.

    • ACaucasus Mountains
    • BBalkan Mountains
    • CCarpathian Mountains
    • DAlps
    Answer: Caucasus Mountains
  21. 521.

    Which two states have an Albany State University?

    • ANew York and Georgia
    • BNew York and New Jersey
    • CFlorida and New York
    • DRhode Island and New York
    Answer: New York and Georgia
  22. 522.

    What does the name of Sudan mean in Arabic?

    • ABlood
    • BVictory
    • CBlack
    • DPain
    Answer: Black
  23. 523.

    What is the capital city of the U.S. state of Vermont?

    • ABurlington
    • BMontpelier
    • CRutland
    • DSouth Burlington
    Answer: Montpelier
  24. 524.

    Horace Tabor contributed greatly to Denver, and Leadville, Colorado with Opera Houses, business buildings etc. but he is known best as the owner of which silver mine in Leadville?

    • ABroken Women Mine
    • BMatchbook Mine
    • CMatchless Mine
    • DBaby Doe Mine
    Answer: Matchless Mine
  25. 525.

    What plant was widely grown in the plantations on the island of Hawaii by 1996, supporting its economy?

    • ATobacco
    • BCoffee
    • CSugarcane
    • DBanana
    Answer: Sugarcane
  26. 526.

    What is the currency unit in Russia?

    • AColon
    • BMark
    • CRuble
    • DRupiah
    Answer: Ruble
  27. 527.

    Blue Moon of Kentucky was a major hit for this country / bluegrass music star.

    • ATravis Tritt
    • BBill Monroe
    • CElvis Presley
    • DJohnny Cash
    Answer: Bill Monroe
  28. 528.

    What is the capital of Mauritania?

    • ANouakchott
    • BNeoshig
    • CNovashot
    • DNouakshit
    Answer: Nouakchott
  29. 529.

    Which of the following is not a factor to be taken into account when selecting a marine pipeline route?

    • ADanger from sharks
    • BFishing activities
    • CIceberg plow marks
    • DPolitics
    Answer: Danger from sharks
  30. 530.

    Is English an official language in the Philippines?

    • AYes
    • BNo
    Answer: Yes
  31. 531.

    The official motto of Iraq is Allahu Akbar, and it is emblazoned on the national flag of the country. What does the motto mean?

    • AGod is our father
    • BGod is the greatest
    • CGod holds us
    • DEverything belongs to God
    Answer: God is the greatest
  32. 532.

    The Latin state motto of the U.S. state of Maine is Dirigo. What does this mean?

    • AI dream
    • BI discover
    • CI lead
    • DI travel
    Answer: I lead
  33. 533.

    What type of governmental control does Ecuador have?

    • AAbsolute monarchy
    • BPresidential republic
    • CConstitutional monarchy
    • DPeoples republic
    Answer: Presidential republic
  34. 534.

    What Nobel Prize and Pulitzer Prize-winning American author wrote the 1932 novel Light in August?

    • AKen Kesey
    • BHarper Lee
    • CWilliam Burroughs
    • DWilliam Faulkner
    Answer: William Faulkner
  35. 535.

    Out of the four original counties of East Jersey, which countys seat is Hackensack?

    • AEssex County
    • BBergen County
    • CMiddlesex County
    • DMonmouth County
    Answer: Bergen County
  36. 536.

    This northeast state has Augusta as its capital.

    • AVermont
    • BMaine
    • CNew Hampshire
    • DPennsylvania
    Answer: Maine
  37. 537.

    What does Article 2 of the U.S. Constitution deal with?

    • ARelations Among the States
    • BJudicial Branch
    • CExecutive Branch
    • DAmendments
    Answer: Executive Branch
  38. 538.

    You are now the captain of a German boat and you take tourists down the river Danube. Which European capitals can you visit?

    • ABerlin, Bratislava, Budapest, Belgrade
    • BPrague, Vienna, Budapest
    • CVienna, Belgrade, Bucharest
    • DBratislava, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade
    Answer: Bratislava, Vienna, Budapest, Belgrade
  39. 539.

    Saint-Tropez, France has been referred to as the playground to jetsetters, fashion models, and millionaires. What former fashion model and actress made the resort world-famous in the 1950s?

    • ASophia Loren
    • BBrigitte Bardot
    • CRomy Schneider
    • DCatherine Deneuve
    Answer: Brigitte Bardot
  40. 540.

    Which of these types of bridge constructions allows for the greatest span range?

    • ACable-stayed bridge
    • BMoon bridge
    • CTruss arch bridge
    • DSuspension bridge
    Answer: Suspension bridge
  41. 541.

    What type of animal meat is used for the preparation of the traditional Icelandic meal Hangikjot?

    • ALamb
    • BGoose
    • CRabbit
    • DPork
    Answer: Lamb
  42. 542.

    What is the literal translation of the Japanese word geisha?

    • AGifted person
    • BEducated woman
    • CTalented woman
    • DPerforming artist
    Answer: Performing artist
  43. 543.

    In the U.S. Supreme Court system, what does the term rule of four mean?

    • AFour lawyers must be present when a case is argued.
    • BThe Court will hear cases that a substantial minority of justices regards as important.
    • CAt least four justices must be present, robed and seated to in order to hear a case.
    • DThere can be no less than four arguments pertaining to any one case.
    Answer: The Court will hear cases that a substantial minority of justices regards as important.
  44. 544.

    Which former president and first lady got married on October 11th?

    • AWilliam Hillary Clinton
    • BRonald Nancy Reagan
    • CJames Rosalynn Carter
    • DGeorge Barbara Bush
    Answer: William Hillary Clinton
  45. 545.

    Is Committee Against Insane Nuclear Policy a real organization?

    • ANo
    • BYes
    Answer: No
  46. 546.

    What currency is used in Norway?

    • ANorwegian franc
    • BNorwegian krone
    • CNorwegian pound
    • DNorwegian shilling
    Answer: Norwegian krone
  47. 547.

    Each year a Liberty Medal is given on July 4th to a prominent world leader in honor of Independence Day. Which award is the medal accompanied by?

    • A$70, 000
    • B$100, 000
    • C$50, 000
    • D$200, 000
    Answer: $100, 000
  48. 548.

    What country is called Hrvatska in its native language?

    • AHolland
    • BSpain
    • CCzech Republic
    • DCroatia
    Answer: Croatia
  49. 549.

    What type of festival is the Summerfest, held annually in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, US?

    • ABeer festival
    • BFood festival
    • CMusic festival
    • DFilm festival
    Answer: Music festival
  50. 550.

    This landmark built by Constantine the Great stands in the center of Bethlehem.

    • AAlis Palace
    • BRachels Tomb
    • CChurch of the Nativity
    • DBethlehem University
    Answer: Church of the Nativity

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