World Capitals
Greece
A different form of a language is known as a _________.
Dialect
Falafel is eaten in which part of the world? (Country or region)
The Middle East (Arabian Peninsula, the Levant, Turkey, Egypt, Iran, and Iraq)
Name a major Jewish holiday/festival.
Hanukkah, Passover, Yom Kippur, Rosh Hashanah
Most commonly spoken language (Includes native and non-native speakers)
English
Budapest
Hungary
Name a country in North America that doesn't have an official language.
U.S.
Souvlaki, spanakopita, and tzatziki come from which European country?
Greece
There are _________ Pillars of Islam.
5
Name one of the world's top 5 languages (other than English).
Mandarin Chinese, Hindi, Spanish, Standard Arabic, & French
Canberra
Australia
What is the world's most widely translated book?
The Bible
Tom Kha Gai & Tom Yum come from which Asian country?
Thailand
This is the name for the Friday before Easter.
Good Friday
The Sahara, Death Valley, The Atacama, and Antartica are all examples of ____________.
Deserts
La Paz
Bolivia
Someone who speaks two languages is _________.
Bilingual
Name a country or region where arepas are eaten.
Colombia and Venezuela, but also present in Bolivia, Ecuador, and Panama.
These mythical creatures from Ireland are meant to bring good luck.
Leprechauns
The Alps and the Himalayas are examples of mountain _______________.
Reykjavík
Iceland
Someone who speaks many languages is __________. (Two possible answers)
Multilingual / Polyglot
Pierogies come from which country/region?
Central Europe (Mainly Poland)
Churros are traditionally eaten in ____________.
Latin America
The capital of Chile is _____________.
Santiago