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Tuesday, February 20, 2018
National Geographic Bee Quiz — February 20th, 2018
GeoFact of the Day's GeoBee Quiz posts are essentially archived and therefore always available (↗), even if National Geographic removed questions from the website. Some questions may be fairly easy, especially for adults — but you never know when you'll encounter a toughie! Try this latest geography quiz; correctly answering at least seven out of ten questions means you surely are a geography whiz! Many more quiz questions are found on the National Geographic Geo Bee Quiz (↗) website.
1) Which body of water is partially surrounded by the state of Maryland in the UNITED STATES?
A — Chesapeake Bay
B — Pamlico Sound
C — Atlantic Ocean
2) The Mayflower and Titanic are two famous ships that began their transatlantic journeys at what British port city?
A — Southampton
B — Portsmouth
C — Plymouth
3) Which of these provincial capitals in CANADA sit in a major oil- and natural gas-producing region?
A — Victoria
B — Halifax
C — Edmonton
4) Freeborn boys wore togas with a purple border in which ancient Mediterranean civilization?
A — Roman
B — Ottoman
C — Egyptian
D — Mycenaean
5) What city — once the capital of imperial RUSSIA — is the easternmost port on the Gulf of Finland?
A — Helsinki
B — Tallinn
C — Riga
D — Saint Petersburg
6) Analogy: Mandarin is to Chinese as Castilian is to _____________.
A — French
B — Spanish
C — English
7) Name the Highlands in northern South America vastly extending across land between the Orinoco and Amazon river basins.
A — Patagonian Highlands
B — Guiana Highlands
C — Brazilian Highlands
8) The circumference of (distance around) Earth is commonly measured at which parallel of latitude?
A — Tropic of Cancer or 23½ degrees N latitude
B — Prime Meridian or 0 degrees longitude
C — Equator or 0 degrees latitude
9) Berbers and what other Muslim group of people make up most of the population in ALGERIA, LIBYA, and MOROCCO?
A — Tuareg
B — Arabs
C — Fulani
10) Large reserves of phosphates are found in which North African country bordering both the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea?
A — TUNISIA
B — ERITREA
C — MOROCCO
ANSWERS
Question 1:
A . . . . . Chesapeake Bay
Question 2:
A . . . . . Southampton
Question 3:
C . . . . . Edmonton
Question 4:
A . . . . . Roman
Question 5:
D . . . . . Saint Petersburg
Question 6:
B . . . . . Spanish
Question 7:
B . . . . . Guiana Highlands
Question 8:
C . . . . . Equator or 0 degrees latitude
Question 9:
B . . . . . Arabs
Question 10:
C . . . . . Morocco
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