Thailand
What is the historical name of Thailand that was used until 1939?
Siam
What famous American theme park was opened by Walt Disney in 1955?
Disneyland
What popular Chinese cuisine features dumplings filled with meat and vegetables, often served steamed or fried?
Dim Sum
In Japanese culture, what is the term for the traditional art of folding paper into decorative shapes and figures?
Origami
The Mekong River forms the border between Thailand and which two neighbouring countries?
Laos and Cambodia
What is the name of the American space agency responsible for moon landings and Mars rovers?
NASA
In Chinese culture, what colour is traditionally associated with good luck and is often used in decorations for New Year celebrations?
Red
What Japanese dish consists of deep-fried battered seafood or vegetables, often served with dipping sauce?
Tempura
Thailand is one of the world’s largest exporters of what gemstone? known for its deep red colour?
Ruby
The U.S. purchased Alaska from which country in 1867?
Russia
China is the world’s largest producer of what essential energy resource?
Coal
What Japanese car manufacturer is known for creating the first mass-produced hybrid car, the Prius, in 1997?
Toyota
What international tourism agreement did Thailand join in 1999?
ASEAN Tourism Agreement?
What American holiday, celebrated in November, features a large feast including turkey.
Thanksgiving
What ancient trade route connected China with Europe for the exchange of goods and culture?
Silk Road
What is the name of Japan’s ancient capital, known for its well-preserved temples and traditional wooden houses?
Kyoto
Which global fast-food chain significantly altered its menu to adapt to Thai tastes, offering items like the Samurai Pork Burger?
What was Apple’s first portable music player called?
iPod
What invention, first created in ancient China, was made from mulberry bark, hemp, and rags?
Paper
What Japanese invention, created in the 1970s, revolutionized personal music listening by allowing users to play cassette tapes on the go?
Walkman