Cruising
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General Knowledge
200
  • What country is most cruise ship crew nationality commonly from?
    A. Philippines
    B. Australia
    C. Mexico
    D. United Kingdom 
  • A. Philippines 
200
  • What tabletop game was originally marketed as an adult parlor game in the 1930s?
    A. Checkers
    B. Clue
    C. Monopoly
    D. Tabletop Shuffle board 
  • C. Monopoly

200
  • Which country produces the most rice in the world?

  • A. China

  • B. Russia  

  • C. Australia

  • D. Brazil








A. China 

200
  • What country removed the Union Jack from its flag in 1965?

    A. Kenya
    B. Spain
    C. Canada
    D. Switzerland 

  • C. Canada
200
  • What is the deepest known point in Earth’s oceans?
    A. DDD
    B. Divers Drop
    C. Challenger Deep
    D. Boats Drop

  • C. Challenger Deep

400
  • What Caribbean island contains the highest point in the Kingdom of the Netherlands?
    A. Lighthouse Reef
    B. Redonda
    C. Isla Grande 
    D. Saba
  • D. Saba


400
  • What was the first commercially successful video arcade game?
    A. Pong
    B. Frogger
    C. Centipede
    D. Pac-Man


A. Pong


400
  1. What agricultural term describes land left unplanted to restore fertility?
    A. Revitalization
    B. Clean out
    C. Fallow
    D. Burt 

  • C. Fallow
400
  • Which country has the oldest continuously used national flag?

    A. Denmark
    B. Sweden
    C. Netherlands
    D. Japan

  • A. Denmark
400
  • What is the only planet in our solar system that rotates on its side?
    A. Uranus
    B. Pluto
    C. Mars
    D. Saturn

  • A. Uranus

600
  • What color are starboard navigation lights at night?
    A. Blue
    B. Red
    C. Green
    D. White

C. Green

600
  • What Persian term meaning “the king is helpless” gave us the word “checkmate”?
    A. Sow
    B. Sheck-Tate
    C. Chik ma
    D. Shah mat 
  • D. Shah mat
600
  • What pesticide was banned after being linked to bird population decline?
    A. DDT
    B. ABT
    C. SSB
    D. GCMT

  • A. DDT
600
  • Which Asian country’s flag features a dragon?

    A. Cambodia
    B. Nepal
    C. Turkey
    D. Bhutan 

  • D. Bhutan
600
  • What element is named after the Greek word for “green”?
    A. Sulfate
    B. Chlorine
    C. Copper Sulfate
    D. Hydrogen 

  • B. Chlorine
800
  • What is the only direction on a compass rose that never changes regardless of ship heading?
    A. North
    B. South
    C. East
    D. West 
  • A. North 
800
  • What company originally released the board game Risk in 1957?
    A. Charles and Clark
    B. Crater Twins
    C. Parker Brothers
    D. Pat Row and Bart Row 
  • C. Parker Brothers

800
  • What African farming system uses ridged fields to control flooding in the Sahel?
    A. Growing Fields
    B. Slanted Field
    C. Rising Fields
    D. Raised field 

  • D. Raised field  
800
  • Which South American country has a flag similar to Texas’s?

    A. Peru
    B. Bolivia
    C. Chile
    D. Venezuela

  • C. Chile
800
  • What continent has the most countries?
    A. South America 
    B. Asia
    C. Europe
    D. Africa

  • D. Africa
1000
  1. What is the nautical term for the angle a ship makes when it leans to one side due to uneven weight or flooding (not wind)?
    A. Tilt
    B. List
    C. Lean
    D. Time to put a lifejacket on!!!
  • B. List
1000

What was the first home video game console?
A. Fairchild Channel F
B. Atari 2600
C. Atari PONG Home
D. Magnavox Odyssey

  • D. Magnavox Odyssey

1000
  • What New Deal agency helped restore damaged farmland after the Dust Bowl?
    A. RDF
    B. SCS
    C. BSF
    D. TTF
  • B. SCS - Soil Conservation Service 
1000
  • What two countries have nearly identical red-white-blue horizontal tricolor flags but differ in proportions? 

  • A. Chad and Romania
    B. Netherlands and Luxembourg
    C. Ireland and Côte d'Ivoire
    D. Bangladesh and Japan 

  • B. Netherlands and Luxembourg
1000
  • What language is the word “tsunami” borrowed from?
  • A. Japanese
  • B. Chinese
  • C. Italian 
  • D. Spanish   
  • A. Japanese
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