Capital Cities
The Capital City of Portugal
What is Lisbon?
The city where the Eiffel Tower is located.
What is Paris?
Buildings that were historically used to protect settlements.
What are castles?
Water sources that serve cities or other settlements.
What are rivers/aquifers?
The city that never sleeps.
What is New York City?
The Capital City of Germany
What is Berlin?
The city where the Colosseum is located.
What is Rome?
You can look at different fish here.
What are aquariums?
A piece of high land that is not flat but smaller than a mountain.
What are hills?
This American city is very famous for its gambling and nightlife scene.
What is Las Vegas?
The Capital City of Australia
What is Canberra?
The city where the Golden Gate Bridge is located.
What is San Francisco?
Areas in cities which are designated for people to live in.
What are Residential zones/areas?
Natural underground heat used in some cities to generate electricity or heat buildings.
What is geothermal energy?
These only exist in coastal cities and are very important for trade.
What are ports?
The Capital City of Brazil
What is BrasÃlia?
The city where the tallest building in the world is located.
What is Dubai?
A type of transportation system that is usually built underground.
What are subways/metros?
Small bodies of landlocked water.
What are lakes?
The city with the largest population in the world.
What is Tokyo?
The Capital City of Mongolia
What is Ulaanbaatar
The city where the Taj Mahal is located.
What is Agra? (50 points if you can guess the country but not the city - India).
The overall name for roads, streets, tunnels, and bridges in cities or towns.
What is infrastructure?
Valuable minerals extracted from the earth that have historically led to the growth of cities.
What are ores?
The city with the largest urban area in the world.
What is New York City?