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  1. 651.

    What two countries reunited in 1976 to form Vietnam?

    • AEast and West Vietnam
    • BNone of these
    • CPeninsular Vietnam and Mainland Vietnam
    • DSouth and North Vietnam
    Answer: South and North Vietnam
  2. 652.

    Which state is Detroit the capital of?

    • AIdaho
    • BMichigan
    • CNone of these
    • DIllinois
    Answer: None of these
  3. 653.

    This boulevard is West Jerusalems inner city expressway, which goes North to South from Atarot to Malcha.

    • AJaffa Boulevard
    • BBegin Boulevard
    • CTalpiyot-Atarot Boulevard
    • DNone of these
    Answer: Begin Boulevard
  4. 654.

    In what style was the Royal Palace in Wurzburg, Germany built?

    • ABaroque
    • BRococo
    • Cnone of these
    • DGothic
    Answer: Baroque
  5. 655.

    What actor starred in Rob Marshalls 2002 musical movie Chicago?

    • AAll of these
    • BGeorge Clooney
    • CMichael Douglas
    • DRichard Gere
    Answer: Richard Gere
  6. 656.

    The Lion Gate is the best known feature of what archaeological site in Greece?

    • AThe Acropolis
    • BMycenae
    • CMeteora
    • DNone of these
    Answer: Mycenae
  7. 657.

    What disaster occurred on Phuket Island in 2004?

    • Avolcanic eruption
    • Btsunami
    • Cfire
    • Dnone of these
    Answer: tsunami
  8. 658.

    Which of these nicknames has been used to refer to the U.S. state of Missouri?

    • ANone of these
    • BThe Sunrise State
    • CThe Copper State
    • DThe River State
    Answer: None of these
  9. 659.

    What nickname has been given to the US state of Virginia?

    • AMother of Presidents
    • BMother of the Nation
    • CMother of Americans
    • DAll of these
    Answer: Mother of Presidents
  10. 660.

    The name of this Palace means "Forty Columns" in Persian.

    • ASanssouci
    • BChehel Sotoun
    • CNone of these
    • DDolmabahçe Palace
    Answer: Chehel Sotoun
  11. 661.

    What celebrated Hollywood actor was born on the island of Tasmania?

    • AAll of these
    • BAnthony Quinn
    • CAva Gardner
    • DErrol Flynn
    Answer: Errol Flynn
  12. 662.

    What type of musical instruments does the music of Bali called gamelan mostly require?

    • APercussion instruments
    • BStringed instruments
    • CWind instruments
    • DNone of these
    Answer: Percussion instruments
  13. 663.

    In 1888, the capital of the U.S. state of Montana earned this title.

    • AAll of these
    • BCity with most shovels per capita
    • CCity with most shoes per capita
    • DCity with most millionaires per capita
    Answer: City with most millionaires per capita
  14. 664.

    Who was Singapore's first prime minister?

    • ALee Kuan Yew
    • BNone of these
    • CGoh Chok Tong
    • DLee Hsien Loong
    Answer: Lee Kuan Yew
  15. 665.

    To what climatic phenomenon is the U.S. state of Georgia vulnerable?

    • AHurricanes
    • BTornadoes
    • CIce storms
    • DAll of these
    Answer: All of these
  16. 666.

    Which of these temples is located in Agrigento, Italy?

    • ATemple of Juno
    • BTemple of Hercules
    • CTemple of the Olympian Zeus
    • DAll of these
    Answer: All of these
  17. 667.

    What vegetable is used in the preparation of the traditional Indian dish called Charchari?

    • AAll of these
    • BEggplant
    • CCauliflower
    • DPotato
    Answer: All of these
  18. 668.

    In what century was the world famous Prado museum established?

    • A20th
    • B19th
    • C18th
    • DNone of these
    Answer: 19th
  19. 669.

    Name the famous restaurant in Havana where Ché and Fidel Castro toasted the success of the Revolution.

    • ACastillo de Farnes
    • BLa Bodeguita del Medio
    • CNone of these
    • DEl Patio
    Answer: Castillo de Farnes
  20. 670.

    What British Royal Navy ship commanded by Fairfax Moresby disappeared in Australia in 1857?

    • AMary Celeste
    • BNone of these
    • COctavius
    • DSappho
    Answer: Sappho
  21. 671.

    Which of the following statement is true about Dubai?

    • AAll of these
    • BIt is situated on the Persian Gulf coast.
    • CThere are no natural river bodies or oases.
    • DThe climate is hot and arid
    Answer: All of these
  22. 672.

    Who was the first person to stand on the summit of Mt. McKinley?

    • AJudge Wickershanm in 1903
    • BNone of these
    • CDr. Frederick Cook in 1906
    • DWalter Harper in 1913
    Answer: Walter Harper in 1913
  23. 673.

    What policy was adopted by the Chinese government to curb population growth?

    • ALess births policy
    • BAll of these
    • COne-child policy
    • DSay no to pregnancy
    Answer: One-child policy
  24. 674.

    What type of tourism is well developed in the Brazilian state Rio Grande do Sul?

    • AAll of these
    • BPalaeontological tourism
    • CTourism in wine regions
    • DEcotourism
    Answer: All of these
  25. 675.

    What nickname has been given to the U.S. state of Montana?

    • AThe Richer State
    • BThe Golden State
    • CAll of these
    • DThe Treasure State
    Answer: The Treasure State
  26. 676.

    Which of these statements is true about the U.S state of New Jersey?

    • AIt is the third most densely populated state according to a 2009 estimate.
    • BIt is the least populated U.S. state according to a 2009 estimate.
    • CIt is the most populous U.S. state according to a 2009 estimate.
    • DNone of these
    Answer: None of these
  27. 677.

    What is the title of the national anthem of Malta?

    • AGlorious Island
    • BQueen of the Seas
    • CDear Motherland
    • DNone of these
    Answer: None of these
  28. 678.

    What is the difference between the popular Chicago-style pizza and the traditional Italian pizza?

    • AThe Chicago-style pizza is much thicker.
    • BThe Chicago-style pizza is topped only with large amounts of bacon.
    • CAll of these
    • DThe Chicago-style pizza is baked in a square dish.
    Answer: The Chicago-style pizza is much thicker.
  29. 679.

    What was discovered during demolition of an old building in the town of Środa, Poland on 8 June 1985?

    • Arings and gold pendants, gold and silver coins
    • BAll of these
    • Ca gold womans crown
    • Da medieval gold clasp decorated with precious stones
    Answer: All of these
  30. 680.

    Name the large sandstone formation in the southern part of the Northern Territory, in central Australia.

    • AGreat Barrier Reef
    • BUluru (Ayers Rock)
    • CStonehenge
    • DNone of these
    Answer: Uluru (Ayers Rock)
  31. 681.

    What is traditionally offered to the guest along with kaiseki, the full course meal served before the Japanese tea ceremony?

    • AAll of these
    • BSake
    • CTobacco
    • DDental floss
    Answer: Sake
  32. 682.

    About how long has the island of Ireland been inhabited?

    • AAll of these
    • Babout 90 centuries
    • Cabout 9,000 years
    • Dabout 900 decades
    Answer: All of these
  33. 683.

    The flags of what two countries look almost the same?

    • AMexico and Dominica
    • Bnone of these
    • CItaly and Portugal
    • DItaly and Mexico
    Answer: Italy and Mexico
  34. 684.

    What is the title of the national anthem of Taiwan?

    • AOur Homeland
    • BMarch of Glory
    • CNone of these
    • DThe Sun Is Rising
    Answer: None of these
  35. 685.

    Which of these celebrities is a fan of the Los Angeles Lakers?

    • AJack Nicholson
    • BAll of these
    • CDenzel Washington
    • DLeonardo DiCaprio
    Answer: All of these
  36. 686.

    What is the youngest and shortest-serving state capital in the United States?

    • AOklahoma City
    • BJuneau
    • CProvidence
    • DAll of these
    Answer: Oklahoma City
  37. 687.

    Which Secretary-General of the United Nations was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2001?

    • AAll of these
    • BKofi Annan
    • CBoutros Boutros-Ghali
    • DJavier Perez de Cuellar
    Answer: Kofi Annan
  38. 688.

    Which of these popular American actors was born in the U.S. state of Montana?

    • AMacaulay Culkin
    • BPatrick Duffy
    • CHarrison Ford
    • DAll of these
    Answer: Patrick Duffy
  39. 689.

    Which President of the United States was born in the state of Missouri?

    • AHarry S. Truman
    • BAll of these
    • CFranklin D. Roosevelt
    • DDwight D. Eisenhower
    Answer: Harry S. Truman
  40. 690.

    How many temples were built as part of Templo Mayor, which is located in present day Mexico City?

    • Aseven
    • Bten
    • Cnone of these
    • Dthree
    Answer: seven
  41. 691.

    Which of these bird species is endemic to Taiwan?

    • ATaiwan Flamecrest
    • BAll of these
    • CTaiwan Yuhina
    • DSwinhoes Pheasant
    Answer: All of these
  42. 692.

    Which of the following US Presidents died on July 4?

    • AJohn Adams
    • BThomas Jefferson
    • CJames Monroe
    • DAll of these
    Answer: All of these
  43. 693.

    Rodeo is the official state sport of this U.S. state.

    • AWyoming
    • BTexas
    • CAll of these
    • DSouth Dakota
    Answer: All of these
  44. 694.

    Which of these statements is true about the U.S. state of Vermont?

    • AIt was the last U.S. state to be admitted to the Union.
    • BNone of these
    • CIt is the least populous U.S. state.
    • DIt is the smallest U.S. state.
    Answer: None of these
  45. 695.

    The national flag of Sri Lanka features a lion holding a sword. What does the curly mane of the lion represent?

    • AMeditation
    • BReligious observance
    • CAll of these
    • DWisdom
    Answer: All of these
  46. 696.

    Which of these statements about the U.S. state of Rhode Island is true?

    • ANone of these
    • BIt is the second-smallest state in the U.S.
    • CIt shares a border with only one other state.
    • DIt became the last U.S. state to ratify the Constitution.
    Answer: None of these
  47. 697.

    Mount Lu is part of what Chinese national park?

    • ATaishan National Park
    • BNone of these
    • CHengshan National Park
    • DLushan National Park
    Answer: Lushan National Park
  48. 698.

    What merchant schooner was found near of the Coast of North Carolina in 1921 without any crew?

    • ACaroll A. Deering
    • BCyclopes
    • CMary Celeste
    • DNone of these
    Answer: Caroll A. Deering
  49. 699.

    What is the state flower of the U.S. state of Montana?

    • AHeather
    • BHoneysuckle
    • CNone of these
    • DHyacinth
    Answer: None of these
  50. 700.

    Which of these statements is true about the population of the Peoples Republic of China?

    • AAll of these
    • BChina is the second most populous country in the world
    • CIt is approximately 0.5 billion people
    • DIt makes up about one-fifth of the worlds population
    Answer: It makes up about one-fifth of the worlds population

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