Holidays Around The World
Natural Disasters
Landmarks Around The World
Food Around The World
Around The World
200
Which country has the most national and public holidays in the world?
India
~ around 50 days a year
200
Openings along the crust of the Earth where lava, gases, and ash can escape.
Volcano
200
Which country is this landmark in?
USA
200
What country is Sushi from?
Japan
200
What movie is this that is set in the United Kingdom?
Paddington
400
Muslim holy month that ends with a day of feasting.
What is Ramadan?
400
A violently rotating column of air. They extend from the base of the clouds and they can cause exceptionally fast wind speeds of hundreds of kilometres an hour.
Tornadoes
400
What landmark is this? (Hint: it's in Italy and sounds like pizza)
The leaning Tower of Pisa
400
What is the name of this Long, French Bread? 
Baguette
400
This country has more islands than any other, with over 270,000.
Sweden
600
A holiday, mainly celebrated in Mexico, that remembers the dead.
What is Day of the Dead?
600
A large mass of tumbling, sliding, or flowing snow.
Avalanche
600
What is this sculpture on Liberty Island in New York that welcomes travelers into America with its torch?
The Statue of Liberty
600
What country is known for Pizza and Pasta?
Italy
600
This South American country’s capital is Quito, but its name comes from the equator.
Ecuador
800
A Chinese festival that begins with the new moon that occurs between January 21st and February 20th.
What is Lunar New Year?
800
A giant, circular, swirling storm that conducts extremely high wind speeds of 74 miles per hour or greater.
Hurricane
800
What city is the Eiffel Tower located?
Paris, France
800
What dish is a tortilla folded in half and filled with a seasoned mixture, usually containing meat, and other ingredients.
Tacos
800
This country has the most time zones of any nation—11 in total.
Russia
1000
The world's largest gathering of humans, attracting tens of millions at once, takes place here every 12 years.
Kumbh Mela
1000
A series of giant waves created by underwater volcanic eruptions or by earthquakes under the ocean floor.
Tsunami
1000
What is this landmark in San Francisco? 
Golden Gate Bridge
1000
What country did the first Mcdonalds originate? 
The U.S (California)
1000
This landlocked European microstate has the world’s oldest constitution still in use, dating back to 1600.
San Marino