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The world's earliest civilizations (African, Arabian, Persian, and Egyptian) began around the _______ _______. A) Nile River B) Mississippi River C) Indian Ocean D) Mediterranean Sea
Indian Ocean
100
In which country does our guide start his journey? A) Toronto B) India C) Indiana D) Oman
Oman
100
After Oman, which country does our guide visit next? A) Russia B) Pakistan C) India D) South Africa
India
100
How long was the documentary?
One hour
100
Are the Maldives flat or mountainous?
Flat
200
The Indian Ocean is the _______ largest ocean in the world. A) Second B) Fourth C) Third D) Largest
Third largest ocean in the world.
200
Oman is located in ________. A) Europe B) South America C) Asia D) North America
Asia (Middle East)
200
Oman has a large _______ population. A) Christian B) Jewish C) Buddhist D) Muslim
Muslim
200
True or false, the documentary's guide wore eye glasses?
False
200
______ ______ and rising sea levels threaten to put the Maldives underwater. A) Monsoon Rains B) Climate Change C) Population Growth D) Violent Earthquakes
Climate Change
300
The Indian Ocean covers _______% of the water on Earth. A) 100% B) 20% C) 40% D) 50%
20%
300
The Indian Ocean is vital to ______ ______. A) World Trade B) Lebron James C) Facebook and Instagram D) World Population
World Trade
300
Oman's main port is one of the most important ports of the Indian Ocean, if not the entire world, because it transports _______ to the rest of the world. A) Fish B) Oil C) Clothing D) Refrigerators
Oil
300
What is the name of the third country our guide visits? A) Mumbai B) Montreal C) Malaysia D) Maldives
Maldives
300
________ is the main fish caught in the Maldives. A) Salmon B) Tuna C) Trout D) Smallmouth Bass
Tuna
400
The busiest port in the Indian Ocean is the port of _______. A) Chittagong B) Adelaide C) Goa D) Singapore
Singapore
400
The Indian Ocean stretches from Africa to Australia, and covers over ________ miles. A) 60,000 B) 12,000 C) 600 D) 6,000
6,000
400
While in India, our guide takes part in a Hindu festival celebrating the Hindu god, Ganesh, who is half man and half _________. A) Elephant B) Cow C) Lion D) Tiger
Elephant
400
According to our guide, India has _______ of fishing ports on the Indian Ocean. A) Millions B) Hundreds of Thousands C) Thousands D) Hundreds
Hundreds
400
There are _______ islands that make up the Maldives. A) Three B) Twelve C) Twelve Hundred D) Three Hundred
Twelve Hundred
500
The deepest point of the Indian Ocean is ______ feet. A) 26,000 B) 4,000 C) 260,000 D) 290,000
26,000 feet below sea level
500
The Indian Ocean is home to the world's most exotic islands, as well as "beautiful and rare ______". A) Wildlife B) Boats C) Theatres D) Food
Wildlife
500
During his visit to India, our guide mentions that the city of Mumbai (the city that hosts the festival to Ganesh) is known for frequent 'deluge'. What does 'deluge' mean?
'Deluge' refers to a large amount of rain that suddenly falls in an area. Monsoon season in Mumbai, India takes place between June and September every year. Approximately 2,300mm or 7.5 feet of rain falls each year (compared with 360mm or 1ft in Ottawa). Late 14th century word., from Old French deluge (12c.), earlier deluve, from Latin diluvium "flood," from diluere "wash away," from dis- "away" (see dis-) + -luere, comb. form of lavere "to wash" (see lave).
500
In the documentary, Mumbai is referred to as an Indian city with "the biggest pot of gold and the biggest _______". A) Boats B) Apartment Buildings C) Fish D) Sewers
Sewers
500
What are the two most important industries in the Maldives? A) Gold and Copper B) Film and Television C) Tourism and Fisheries D) Fruits and Vegetables
Tourism and Fisheries
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