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International Trivia Knight

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which country has a capital city whose name translates as Capital City in the native tongue?

a)

Seoul, South Korea

b)

Moscow, Russia

c)

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

d)

Jakarta, Indonesia

2.

How many time zones are there in China?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

4

d)

6

3.

Which Asian city is the most visited?

a)

Beijing, China

b)

Seoul, South Korea

c)

Tokyo, Japan

d)

Bangkok, Thailand

4.

India is the largest producer of what fruit?

a)

Guava

b)

Mango

c)

Papaya

d)

Banana

5.

What is the subject of the Japanese art of bonsai?

a)

Porcelain

b)

Cherry blossoms

c)

Miniature trees

d)

Calligraphy

6.

What country does the Mekong River NOT Flow through?

a)

Mongolia

b)

Vietnam

c)

China

d)

Laos

7.

2020 is the year of...?

a)

Snake

b)

Pig

c)

Dog

d)

Rat

8.

What is the smallest country in Europe?

a)

Monaco

b)

Vatican City

c)

Andorra

d)

Liechtenstein

9.

Which country in Europe is famous for pierogies?

a)

Sweden

b)

Portugal

c)

Lithuania

d)

Poland

10.

The Blue Lagoon is a stunning thermal landmark – in which country will you find it?

a)

Iceland

b)

Norway

c)

Estonia

d)

Switzerland

11.

What country does this flag belong to?

a)

Switzerland

b)

Latvia

c)

Croatia

d)

Slovakia

12.

La Tomatina is a famous tomato festival – which country is it held?

a)

Portugal

b)

Spain

c)

Italy

d)

Andorra

13.

How many stars are there on the European Union flag?

a)

5

b)

7

c)

12

d)

16

14.

Approximately how many Greek islands are there?

a)

1000

b)

2000

c)

4000

d)

6000

15.

What is the largest city of North America?

a)

Toronto

b)

New York City

c)

Los Angeles

d)

Mexico City

16.

Which city in Canada has one of the largest French-speaking populations in the world?

a)

Ontario

b)

Quebec City

c)

Montreal

d)

Gaspe

17.

Roberta Bondar is a famous person in Canada's history. What is she most famous for?

a)

First female prime minister

b)

First female voter

c)

First female Olympic gold medalist

d)

First female astronaut

18.

US Presidents Harry S. Truman and Gerald Ford both had what in common?

a)

Both are from Missouri

b)

Both are left handed

c)

Both passed away on Dec. 6

d)

Both went to Yale

19.

What is the most populated island in the Caribbean?

a)

Cuba

b)

Jamaica

c)

Dominican Republic

d)

Puerto Rico

20.

How many states does Mexico have? (including the capital)

a)

15

b)

17

c)

32

d)

35

21.

Which Caribbean country has more churches per square mile than any other country in the world?

a)

Cuba

b)

Dominican Republic

c)

Antigua and Barbuda

d)

Jamaica

22.

What is the largest city in South America?

a)

São Paulo

b)

Buenos Aires

c)

Rio de Janeiro

d)

Lima

23.

What is an arepa?

a)

An Argentinian fish

b)

An Ecuadorian cheese-filled omelette

c)

A popular Venezuelan corn pancake

d)

A Colombian delicacy of cheese dipped in hot chocolate

24.

In which country is South America's highest peak, Aconcagua, situated

a)

Peru

b)

Ecuador

c)

Chile

d)

Argentina

25.

Which country is the greatest producer of quality emeralds in the world?

a)

Colombia

b)

Venezuela

c)

Paraguay

d)

Ecuador

26.

In what South American country is the world's driest desert from?

a)

Argentina

b)

Chile

c)

Ecuador

d)

Brazil

27.

What is the capital of Uruguay?

a)

Montevideo

b)

Asunción

c)

Caracas

d)

Sucre

28.

Which country does Easter Island belong to?

a)

Peru

b)

Ecuador

c)

Paraguay

d)

Chile

29.

Who is Africa's longest serving leader?

a)

Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya

b)

Teodoro Obiang of Equatorial Guinea

c)

Nelson Mandela of South Africa

d)

Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe

30.

Who performed at Zimbabwe's independence day celebrations in 1980?

a)

Paul Simon

b)

Bono

c)

Bob Marley

d)

Tracy Chapman

31.

In what city is the Chinese-built headquarters of the African Union?

a)

Addis Ababa

b)

Nairobi

c)

Lagos

d)

Johannesburg

32.

Where is Nollywood, the second biggest movie industry in the world, located?

a)

Namibia

b)

Nairobi

c)

Nigeria

d)

Niger

33.

What country is known for having the largest elephant population?

a)

Tanzania

b)

Botswana

c)

Zimbabwe

d)

Zambia

34.

Eritrea became independent of what country in 1991?

a)

Sudan

b)

Djibouti

c)

Rwanda

d)

Ethiopia

35.

The southernmost point on the continent of Africa is called?

a)

Cape Point

b)

Cape Johannesburg

c)

Cape Agulhas

d)

Cape of Good Hope

36.

How many countries make up the continent of Australia?

a)

1

b)

3

c)

4

d)

6

37.

What is the address that Marlin and Dory are trying to find in Finding Nemo?

a)

45 Waterey Way, Melbourne

b)

42 Wallaby Way, Sydney

c)

42 Wallaby Road, Melbourne

d)

45 Wallaby Road, Sydney

38.

What is the national gemstone of Australia?

a)

Diamond

b)

Sapphire

c)

Ruby

d)

Opal

39.

What is the name of the large sandstone rock in the center of Australia?

a)

The Pinnacles

b)

Twelve Apostles

c)

The Rock of Ages

d)

Uluru (Ayers Rock)

40.

How many stars does the New Zealand flag have?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

7

41.

In New Zealand context, the term "kiwi" can mean...

a)

A green fruit covered in brown fuzzy skin

b)

A flightless bird with no tail

c)

Someone who is born in New Zealand

d)

All of the above

42.

How many languages are spoken in

Papua New Guinea?

a)

Around 300

b)

Around 500

c)

Around 800

d)

Around 1000