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WorksheetsSuper Quiz 3
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 55mins
The Great Blue Hole is a huge marine sinkhole popular with divers in this country. (Section 1)
Mexico
Belize
Costa Rica
The Bahamas
4,400 tons of roses are grown here every year for the perfume industry. (Section 2)
Morocco
Tunisia
Egypt
Niger
This country in southern Africa has 20 national parks. (Section 3)
Zimbabwe
Mozambique
South Africa
Zambia
The sport of Parkour was founded in this city. (Section 4)
Paris
Madrid
Lisbon
Rome
This country was once called Persia. (Section 5)
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Kuwait
More than 1/5 of the people in the world live in this country. The most populated nation in the world. (Section 6)
Korea
Japan
India
China
The Xuc Dance was created to celebrate the (a) harvest in El Salvador. (Section 1)
Tunisia was once part of the (a) Empire. (section 2)
In Zimbabwe, the large caterpillar of the _____ _____ is a delicacy eaten fried or in a tasty sauce. (Section 3)
(a)
The ancient Malta art of (a) weaves delicate jewelry from fine gold and silver threads. (section 4)
The Sultan Ahmed Mosque in Turkey is also known as the _____ _____. (Section 5)
(a)
The most famous volcano in Japan is called _____ _____. (section 6)
(a)
What is the national bird of Honduras? (Section 1)
Blue Macaw
Scarlet Macaw
Toco Toucan
Bee Hummingbird
The Suez Canal connects the _____ to the _____ in Egypt creating a direct route from Europe to Asia. (Section 2)
Red Sea
Nile River
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
What kind of trees grow in the saltwater swamps in Mozambique? (Section 3)
Redwood
Acacia
Mangrove
Baobab
High in the Pyrenees Mountains between France and Spain lies what small country? (Section 4)
Lukembourg
Monaco
San Marino
Andorra
This pair of limestone rocks in Lebanon are a popular landmark for locals and tourists. (Section 5)
Gull Rocks
Pigeon Rocks
Dove Rocks
Condor Rocks
The national sport of South Korea is ? (Section 6)
Gymnastics
Rugby
Tae Kwon Do
Boxing
This group of waterfalls is located on the Canadian and United States border. (Section 1)
(a)
One of the seven wonders of the world in Cairo, Egypt. (Section 2)
(a)
The motto of the 2019 South African rugby team who won the world cup. (Section 3)
(a)
The _____ chapel in the Vatican Palace has ceilings painted by ____. (Section 4)
(a)
This country is has the same name as one of our US states. (Section 5)
(a)
This stinky fruit is banned on public transportation in Malaysia. (Section 6)
(a)
Girls in Panama are given their first pollera dress at the age of ___? (Section 1)
10
16
18
5
This country ____ is in the Saharan Desert and is know for prehistoric rock art, Turareg riders, and is rich in oil and gas. (Section 2)
Egypt
Tunisia
Algeria
Libya
Lake (a) is located in the Great Rift Valley and is home to more than 850 different species of colorful cichlid fish. (Section 3)
La Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona was designed by the architect _____ _____. (Section 4)
(a)
Brass (a) helped ancient Persians measure the position of the sun and stars and find the direction of the holy city of Mecca. (Section 5)
The Sultan of (a) is one of the world's wealthiest people. (Section 6)
Name 3 exports of Paraguay. (Section 1)
(a) flock to the Great Rift Valley Lake in Kenya to feed on brine shrimp. (Section 2)
(a) Belgium is the world's diamond center where diamonds are cut and traded. (Section 3)
Russia spans ___ time zones. (Section 4)
7
11
14
18
The Philippines national dance called (a) involves dancers moving in rhythm over a pair of bamboo poles slid over the ground. (Section 5)
These birds have the longest migration of any animal in the world. (Section 6)
(a)
The national instrument of Paraguay. (Section 1)
harp
flute
drum
piano
The blue gemstone mined in Tanzania. (Section 2)
sapphire
quartz
tanzanite
azulite
The world's leading exporter of chocolate. (Section 3)
Netherlands
France
Germany
Belgium
Only 500 of these survive in the wild today in the forests of Eastern Russia. (Section 4)
(a)
The rounded hills of Bohol Island in the Philippines are sometimes called the _____. (Section 5)
Coffee Hills
Tea Hills
Chocolate Hills
Avocado Hills
There is a (a) vault inside a mountain in the Svalbard Islands of Norway. (Section 6).
Name the soccer star from Argentina. (Section 1)
(a)
Kenya was the first country to build ______ power stations. (Section 2)
Geothermal
Wind
Solar
Hydro
Grimms' fairy tales include Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, and Hansel and Gretal are from what country? (Section 3)
France
England
Germany
Spain
The Ukraine is sometimes known as the (a) of Europe for its fertile lands. (Section 4)
You can find floating markets in this country. (Section 5)
Thailand
Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
The coldest, driest, windiest continent on Earth. (Section 6)
South America
Africa
Antarctica
Austrailia
The herders in Uruguay are called _____. (Section 1)
cowboys
nomads
gauchos
pampas
What three countries share Lake Victoria? (Section 2)
_____ _____ kept a diary while she was hiding with her family in _____ during World War 2. (Section 3)
(a)
_____ became the first country to send a human to space. (Section 4)
United States
China
Italy
Russia
The traditional noodle soup from Vietnam is called _____. (Section 5)
ramen
pho
pitha
rice
Name the two major industries of Fiji. (Section 6)
fishing
tourism
sugar
coconuts
The Inca built the city of _____ _____ in the Andes mountains. (Section 1)
Santa Cruz
Lima
Machu Picchu
San Jose
Women in (a) hold more power than women in any other country in the world. (Section 2)
Name as many animals as you can found in Poland. (Section 3)
What flowering plant thrives in Moldova's dry warm climate and rich soil? (Section 4)
tulips
roses
lavender
lilies
This temple is featured on the flag of Cambodia. (Section 5)
Angkor Wat
Phnom Penh
Mekong
Kyaukse
New Zealand is one of the world's biggest _____ producers. (Section 6)
coffee
solar power
dairy
aluminum
