Odd Laws
In Jamaica, it is illegal to wear...
Leather
Camouflage
Clothing with Corporate Logos
Sandals with Socks
Camouflage - and in 10 other countries, too.
Sepak Takraw is a volleyball-like game from Southeast Asia. But instead of hands, you use your...
Head
Feet
Knees
Elbows
Feet - Sepak Takraw translates as "Kick Ball"
The tallest building in the world is located in...
Chicago
Kuala Lampur
Dubai
Shanghai
The Burj Khalifa is in Dubai, United Arab Emirates
In Eastern Europe, the Baba Yaga is an ogress who likes to steal and eat...
Vegetables
Children
Livestock
Cheese
The mythological Baba Yaga like to eat people, usually children
The United Kingdom passed the Salmon Act in 1986, making it illegal to...
'Display the French flag in an English residence'
'Factory farm salmon only for their roe (fish eggs)'
'Handle salmon in suspicious circumstances'
'Serve undercooked meats for consumption'
Handle fish in a fishy manner
(an anti-poaching measure)
What’s the smallest (population) country to medal in the Olympics?
Monaco
San Marino
Israel
Nauru
San Marino (34,000) took home three medals
(trap shooting and wrestling) in 2021
Which of these has the most landmass?
Australia
Brazil
Canada
India
After Russia, Canada is the 2nd largest country in the world. (Brazil is 5, Australia 6, India 7)
Which of these is a legendary creature that eats goats?
Barbacoa
Chupacabra
Chalupa
Gordita
Chupacabra translates as "goat-sucker."
(The rest are all food.)
In Singapore, which of these is NOT a crime?
Attending a Christian church
Feeding pigeons in the park
Spitting on the sidewalk
Singing lyrics that are obscene
Attending church is okay, as 18.9% of Singaporeans do.
After Soccer (Football to the rest of the world), the sport with the most fans is...
Cricket
Hockey
Table Tennis
Baseball
Cricket, with 2.5 billion fans
After the Vatican, what is the smallest (landmass) country?
Marshall Islands
Tuvala
Monaco
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Monaco, at .78 square miles
In Korea, the Haechi - a mythological creature similar to a lion - stands for...
Conquest
Justice
Wisdom
Bravery
Justice (and integrity)