Capitals
Which capital is famous for having 23 special administrative zones?
Tokyo (JP)
These rocks are formed inside the mantle/volcanoes
Intrusive Igneous Rocks
What are dwarf planets named after usually? (Excluding Pluto...)
Greek Gods
A system where people choose their ruler via voting.
Democracy
G.W. crossed the Delaware River in this country to secure victory in a war of independence against the English
United States of America
Which capital city is home to a famous bell tower with a boys name?
London (UK)
Hardest natural mineral in the world.
Diamond.
What is the term for a highly localized region of intense gravimetric activity?
A Black Hole
When a person takes power and does not give it up, they are known as a...
Dictator/tyrant
This man became an icon when he used passive resistance to object to the British occupation of India.
Mahatma Ghandi
Which capital city has the most people in it?
Beijing (China)
These Gem Stones are characterized by their red colour.
Ruby.
What is Earth's gravity rating? (G)
1G
In a system where the monarch rules on behalf of a god, they are known as a...
King/Queen
This man plunged the world into a conflict that lasted till the mid 1900s, leaving the UK the only unconquered part of Europe.
Adolf Hitler
Which famous capital is home to 1600 Pensilvania Avenue
Washington DC (USA)
Before the heat and pressure is added, what was Marble?
Lime Stone
What is the word for a large collection of dust, gas and stellar debris?
Nebulae
In the system, where the monarch is descended from a god, the monarch is known as a...
Emperor/Empress
Boudica led a rebellion against Roman occupation in this country in 60 AD.
England
This capital city is famous for being the southern most capital city in the world.
Wellington (NZ)
Rocks created by the amalgamation of different types of rock into a new rock.
Conglomerate Rock
Who was the first living thing launched into SSPPAACCEEEEEEE?
Laika
The term for a muslim king is.
Sheik
William Wallace fought against English forces for the independence of this country.
Scotland