http://wildyonder.info/trivia Geography Trivia from Wild Yonder Thu, 06 Sep 2007 10:15:40 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en In which month is ANZAC day celebrated in Australia? What was the name of the rocket range set up in South Australia in the late 1940’s? What number do all Queensland radio stations start with? The Melbourne Cup has never been won by a horse that started from barrier 12 - true or ... http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/09/06/20/ Which seventh king of Israel shares his name with a character in the book ‘Moby Dick’? What is the name of the Israeli mentalist who can bend spoons with the power of his mind? In what year did Israel declare its independence after the United Nations approvedBritish Mandate of Palestine into two ... http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/09/02/israel/ What was the previous name of the country now known as ‘Sri Lanka’? Which country is famous for canals, windmills and bulb fields? Alberta is a province of which Country? Off the southern tip of which continent would you find ‘Tierra del Fuego’? What is the highest mountain in Africa? If you like crosswords and ... http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/08/31/trivia-on-countries/ Apart from Brazil, which other South American country has a name which starts with the letter ‘B’?  What is the official language of Brazil? What is the name of the World's highest waterfall in Venezuela? What is the largest country in South America? What was the name of the Capital City of the ... http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/08/30/south-america/ In which US city was ‘JFK’ assassinated? In which American city was fashion designer Gianni Versace shot and killed in 1999? In which US state was Martin Luther King assassinated? Where and when  form the basis of many trivia questions. Find out by searching using the internet and you find many other interesting ... http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/08/28/assassinations/ Which Terry Pratchet novel was this quote taken from? "It's been here a long time," said Granny. "So's everywhere," said Nanny, and added, with the air of a lifetime student, "Everywhere's been where it is ever since it was first put there. It's called Geography." "That's just about land," said Granny. "It's not ... http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/08/27/which-terry-pratchet-novel/ What nationality was famous explorer ‘Roald Amundsen’, the first man to reach the South Pole? What was the surname of the man who reached the South Pole in December 1911? Which ‘US’ state does the Arctic circle run through? http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/08/25/arctic-poles/ Complete Trivia has 100 Geography questions in it's main quiz every month. Which human rights organisation campaigns for the release of political prisoners world wide? In which country did Pol Pot lead the feared Khmer Rouge? Which country’s flag has the Star of David on it? Which African American Leader was awarded the ‘Nobel ... http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/08/23/from-prisons-to-peace/ Which Italian city is the heart of their fashion industry? Before the re-unification of Germany, what was the capital of West Germany. Which (Danish) author wrote the fairy tale ‘the Snow Queen’? Which country’s soldiers are the traditional guards of the Vatican? If you like history trivia questions why not visit Memory Lane Trivia http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/08/20/european-trivia/ China What large desert spreads across parts of Mongolia and China? The Ming dynasty ruled China for over three hundred years - true or false? India Which famous landmark is located at ‘Agra’ in India? Which famous Indian monument was built by ‘Shah Jaham’? Questions are supplied by Complete Trivia the trivia treasure hunt.  http://wildyonder.info/trivia/2007/08/15/china-and-india/