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Rivers can be dangerous places for a number of reasons. These waterways listed are the cause of death to people and animals every year around the world. Come learn a bit more about the rivers and their inherent dangers!

On a remote Pacific island, towering stone figures stand watch over centuries of change. Beneath their gaze lies a rich cultural legacy. This quiz explores the voices, traditions, and mysteries behind Rapa Nui's legendary guardians.

All of these interesting towns in the USA have something in common: If you go down (due south) from them, you will arrive at a large, populous city.

There are dozens of seas on Earth, both named as such and sometimes called by other names. Can you pick out the correct choices from the list of options provided without clicking three wrong answers?

Some countries are known for their extremely high altitudes, whilst others barely rise above the ground. Can you sort these ten countries into the appropriate category?

See if you can match the dancing style with the country.

My (imaginary) elephants are going to march from Anchorage to Veracruz, visiting five different Canadian provinces or territories, five different American states, and five different Mexican states on their way. Do you know which country each is in?

As you can tell from the spectacular skyline used as a cover image for this quiz, Shanghai has a multitude of fascinating buildings, both new and old. Can you identify the ones pictured here?

All the cities listed below are among the world's major ports. A number of them are located on the Pacific Ocean or any of its marginal bodies of water. Can you figure out which ones?

Every state in the United States has a nickname, either officially adopted or unofficially popular. In the final labeling quiz of this series, eleven states of the American South are shown on the image. Label each state with its nickname. Enjoy the quiz!

Every state in the United States has a nickname, either officially adopted or unofficially popular. In the third labeling quiz of this series, twelve states of the American Northeast are shown on the image. Label each state with its nickname. Enjoy!

Kaliningrad is a region with a complex history and a unique position on the map. In this quiz, you'll be given ten statements about Kaliningrad - five are true, five are false. Can you tell which is which?

A mix of 10 Geography questions, submitted by 10 different FunTrivia players! The first few questions are easy, but the last couple are tough!

As the saying goes, world capitals come in all shapes and sizes. Can you sort these cities in the boxes provided according to the features they share?

Alexandria on the Mediterranean coast is the second largest city in Egypt. Twinned with various cities, match this selection of Alexandria's twins to their countries. Note that some city names occur in more than one country.

Every state in the United States has a nickname, either officially adopted or unofficially popular. In this labeling quiz, the twelve states of the American Midwest are shown on the image. Label each state with its nickname. Enjoy the quiz!

Sort these 15 cities, towns, and villages that start with A into the correct states. Each state has three, and none of the cities go to more than one of these five states.

Match the element to the connected capital city. The connection is that the chemical symbol is the same as the country's ISO 3166 alpha-2 code. So, the chemical element calcium (symbol: Ca) goes with Ottawa (capital of Canada, ISO 3166 symbol: Ca).

There's always somewhere new to explore. In this quiz, we're making stops at places of all shapes and sizes that start with the letter 'K'. Good luck!

Every state in the United States has a nickname, either officially adopted or unofficially popular. In this labeling quiz, fifteen states of the American West are shown on the image. Label each state with its nickname. Most importantly, enjoy the quiz!

Here we have five cities, in Wales and England. All you have to do is choose which cities are part of each category. Good luck and have fun. Digby

As a member of Phoenix Rising, I have come to know a number of lovely, and very smart, Aussies! Well, I'm throwing down the gauntlet... or in this case, a boomerang. How well do you know your history? Send that boomerang back to me with a perfect score!

I will give you a question with three cities from a state in the United States, and you guess what state it is.

In 2000, I went on a family holiday to the USA and we travelled through four states: California, Arizona, Utah and Nevada. Match the cities with the states they're in. (For Americans, this'll be a cinch, but it might be harder for everyone else!)

These ten North American cities come from five different regions in the US and Canada. Find which pairs of cities go together. The connection is that each pair comes from the same region, either a US state or a Canadian province.

In America, you don't need to look to state capitals to find famous cities. In this quiz, another ten noteworthy spots from the United States. Match them to their spots on the map. Good luck!

I will give you twelve cities from three different countries, and you match the city to the correct country.

Match the North American river to the correct city that it flows past or through. Each city is either capital of a US state or of a Canadian province or territory. It is possible that a river may connect to more than one city.

Match the chemical element to the correct capital city. The connection is that its chemical symbol matches the country's ISO 3166 alpha-2 code. For example, chemical element francium (symbol: Fr) goes with Paris, capital of France (country code: FR).

The map shows ten places in Africa; can you work out what number corresponds to the country?