Australia
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra.
Out of the 50 states in America, 48 of those are continental. Name the two that aren't.
Alaska and Hawaii.
What sport is dubbed the ‘king of sports’?
Soccer/Fútbol.
What are some common meats found in Australia?
Kangaroo, Emu, Snake, and Crocodile.
What is the biggest franchise in the world?
Pokémon.
Australia is home to the biggest reef system in the world. Name the reef.
Great Barrier Reef.
What famous Canadian starred as Pikachu in the 2019 film, "Detective Pikachu" ?
Ryan Reynolds.
What was the first NHL team to win back-to-back Stanley Cup titles?
Montreal Canadiens.
Name 3 famous Canadian dishes.
Poutine, Timbits, Bannock, Nanaimo Bars, Saskatoon Berries, Caesars, Ketchup Chips.
How many prefectures make up Japan?
47.
True or False? The Swiss Alps get more snow than the Australian Alps.
False.
The name Canada is derived from what indigenous word?
Kanata.
The term ‘home run’ was already previously used in a different sport before becoming a mainstay in baseball vocabulary. What was that sport?
Cricket.
What is the most popular spice used when cooking cuisune?
Cumin.
The world's longest railway is in what country?
Russia.
How many separate wine regions does Australia have?
Over 60.
What is the geographical centre of North America?
Regina.
How big is an Olympic sized swimming pool in meters?
50 meters long and 25 meters wide.
What was the first food eaten in space?
Applesauce.
What is the longest river in Asia?
The Yangtze River.
What century did Australia begin to appear on maps?
17th century, after the Europeans discovered the land in 1606.
What is the exchange rate from a Canadian dollar to a US dollar?
0.73c.
What country has competed the most times in the Summer Olympics without winning a gold medal?
The Philippines.
What are the names of the people who created M&Ms?
Mars and Murrie.
As of 2020, how many locations can you dine at in Tokyo?
137,669.