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1. There are only four countries in the world that begin with "D", but which of them is the largest (not including overseas territories)?
2. There are only three U.S. state capital cities beginning with "D". Which of these is NOT one of them?
3. The world's four longest rivers beginning with "D" are all found in the same general part of the world. Three of them also empty into the same body of water, but which one is the exception to this?
4. First settled in 1520 and now home to around 193,000 (2010 Census), which city became the first new national capital of the 21st century ?
5. Located in the Alborz mountain range, Mount Damavand is one of the "Seven Volcanic Summits" representing the highest volcanic peak on each continent. In which Asian country is it located?
6. With a name that means 'Monday' in the Tajik Persian language, which city was renamed Stalinabad for 30 years during the Soviet era?
7. The Norman cathedral and 11th century castle in which English city were both designated as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1986?
8. Which two countries are separated by the Denmark Strait?
9. There are only ten U.S. cities of more than 100,000 people beginning with "D". In which of them can you visit the "National Museum of the United States Air Force"?
10. The gardens of the 19th-Century Larnach Castle are a popular tourist attraction in which of these "D" cities? If it helps, it is also the furthest south of the four alternatives.
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