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| 1. | Opened in 1917 with a design that was later adapted for the Tyne Bridge in England and the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia, what is the name of this steel through arch railroad bridge in New York City? |
| 2. | The Detian - Ban Gioc Falls straddle the international border between what two countries? |
| 3. | Formerly referred to as the Royal Castle, in what European capital city is this ancient citadel? |
| 4. | The Eduard Bohlen was a ship wrecked on Africa's Skeleton Coast on 5th September 1909. The wreck now lies in the sand a quarter of a mile inland in what country? |
| 5. | Goat Island forms part of what world famous landmark and tourist attraction? |
| 6. | Population 2,500: In what U.S. state is the town of Santa Claus? |
| 7. | How many spikes are there on the crown of the Statue of Liberty? |
| 8. | Of what mountain range in Africa is Jbel Toubkal the highest point? |
| 9. | Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, a remote volcanic island in Polynesia, is a territory of what South American country? |
| 10. | This is the Piazza dei Miracoli or "Square of Miracles". In what Italian city is it? |
| 11. | In what Egyptian city is this temple? |
| 12. | Nicknamed the Lotus Temple, in what Indian city would you find the Bahá'í House of Worship? |
| 13. | The Metropolitan is the largest opera house in the world. In what city is it located? |
| 14. | Including the world's largest indoor theme park, Adventure, and the outdoor Magic Island, what is the name of this recreation complex in Seoul, South Korea? |
| 15. | What Roman numerals are inscribed on the bottom line of the tablet held by the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor? |
| 16. | This large site near Luxor, Egypt where wives of Pharaohs were buried in ancient times is known as what? |
| 17. | Nicknamed the City of White Marble, Ashgabat is the capital and largest city of what country? |
| 18. | Varying in height from 1.47 to 3.4 metres and weighing between 6 and 50 tons, in what country would you find the Olmec colossal heads? |
| 19. | What is the name of this famous square in Venice, Italy? |
| 20. | What is the name of this world famous landmark? |
| 21. | The whole city was painted pink in 1876 to welcome prince Edward VII and Queen Victoria, and has remained so ever since. What is nicknamed the Pink City of India? |
| 22. | What is the name of this public square in Paris, France? |
| 23. | What Asian city is this? |
| 24. | What well known building is this? |
| 25. | Who is depicted on horseback in this giant statue on the banks of the Tuul River in Mongolia? |
| 26. | What is the name of this volcano? |
| 27. | On what island is Cradle Mountain? |
| 28. | What world famous landmark is this? |
| 29. | In what US city is the Griffith Observatory? |
| 30. | Nicknamed The Giant Egg, in what capital city is this, the National Centre for the Performing Arts? |
| 31. | What is the name of this famous estate in Buckinghamshire, England? |
| 32. | La Casa Rosada (English: The Pink House) is the executive mansion and office of the President of what country? |
| 33. | About 800-1000 years old, and fabled to be the place where Robin Hood sheltered, what name is given to this tree near the village of Edwinstowe in the midst of Sherwood Forest, Nottinghamshire, England? |
| 34. | Not as famous as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, in what Italian city are the 12th century Asinelli and Garisenda leaning towers? |
| 35. | The 297 metres tall Eureka Tower and Eureka Skydeck are located in what major city? |
| 36. | What European capital city is this? |
| 37. | The largest building in the world by volume, what company owns the Everett factory in Washington state? |
| 38. | From the ground up, which is tallest: St. Paul's Cathedral or the Statue of Liberty? |
| 39. | What Asian city is this? |
| 40. | Cape Angela is a rocky headland whose tip is considered to be the northernmost point in the African continent. In what country is it? |
| 41. | Located in the Giant Forest of Sequoia National Park in California, what name has been given to this, the largest known living single stem tree in the world? |
| 42. | Opened in 1903, the Williamsburg Bridge connects Manhattan with which other New York borough? |
| 43. | Located in a European capital city, what is the name of this famous square? |
| 44. | What is the name of this 17th century palace in Vienna, Austria? |
| 45. | In what Indian city is the Taj Mahal located? |
| 46. | Sitting atop the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris, what 'G' describes this architectural feature? |
| 47. | Who is depicted in this bronze statue outside the Centre Court at the All England Lawn Tennis Club in Wimbledon, London? |
| 48. | Most noted for its central position on the Silk Road, in what country is the historic city of Samarkand? |
| 49. | This is the Juscelino Kubitschek bridge. In what South American capital city is it? |
| 50. | In which English county is Ironbridge Gorge? |
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