Capitals
What is the capital of the USA?
Washington D.C.
What is the longest river in the USA?
Mississippi River
Which two countries have a population of about 4,5-5 million people?
New Zealand and Ireland
Which country is located to the east of Australia?
New Zealand
How many states does the USA have?
50
What is the capital of the United Kingdom?
London
Which river runs through London?
Thames River
Which country has largest population of about 320 million people?
The USA
Which country is part of Europe?
The United Kingdom
The Channel Tunnel connect which two countries?
England and France
True or false: The capital of Canada is Toronto.
False
What is the longest river in Ireland?
The Shannon
Which country has a population of 63 million people?
The United Kingdom
Which two states are not part of mainland USA?
Alaska and Hawaii
Which 4 countries make up the United Kingdom?
England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland
What is the capital of Ireland?
Dublin
Which river runs through the capital of Ireland?
The Liffey
Which country has a population of 25 million people?
Australia
The United Kingdom is how many times bigger than Hungary?
3 times bigger
Which of the 5 Great Lakes is located only on the USA side?
Lake Michigan
True or false: The capital of a country is always the largest and/or most popular city. For example, Sydney is the capital os Australia.
False. Not always the biggest or most popular city. Capital of Australia is Canberra.
What is the largest of the 5 Great Lakes?
It is due to harsh weather conditions. Canada expands towards the northern hemisphere where is very cold, not many people could survive such weather conditions.
Which country is nicknamed the "land down under" due to its location?
Australia
What does D.C. stand for in Washington D.C.?
District of Columbia