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Questions for this quick geography quiz are found on the National Geographic Geo Bee Quiz (↗) website. You may further test your geographic knowledge (↗) with other quizzes from GeoFact of the Day as well as the interactive National Geographic website. The answers are listed below; enjoy and good luck!
1) Analogy: Machu Picchu is to PERU as Tikal is to ___________.
A — PARAGUAY
B — BOLIVIA
C — GUATEMALA
2) Name the landlocked country in eastern Africa that was once called Abyssinia.
A — UGANDA
B — ETHIOPIA
C — SOMALIA
3) Which country, made up of more than 13,000 islands, has the 2nd largest area of tropical rainforest after BRAZIL?
A — MALAYSIA
B — INDONESIA
C — BRUNEI
4) The Bellingshausen Sea and the Ross Sea border which continent?
A — Australia
B — Europe
C — Antarctica
ANSWERS
Question 1:
C . . . . . Guatemala
Question 3:
B . . . . . Ethiopia
Question 2:
B . . . . . Indonesia
Question 4:
C . . . . . Antarctica
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