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1. The archipelago known as the Inner Hebrides, Scotland, is made up of Islay, Jura, Mull, Rum, and which other well-known island?
2. There are several "skybridge" structures around the world, but perhaps the most famous spans which twin skyscrapers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia?
3. The State of Texas has a reputation for all things large, however, it is *NOT* the "Big Sky State."
Which Western state with its capital of Helena, carries that nickname?
4. In 2009, German Thomas Dold set an amazing record of 4 minutes 53 seconds in running up what was, at the time, the tallest freestanding man-made structure in the Southern Hemisphere. Which city is home to the 328 metre (1,076ft) Sky Tower?
5. There are numerous songs with "sky" in the title. "Amarillo Sky," originally recorded by McBride and the Ride (2002), refers to a city in which of the United States?
6. "The Sky Mountain," also known as "The Heaven Mountain" and "Himmelbjerget" by the locals, is found in which country? Those locals might fly their national flag here, the only Scandinavian flag *NOT* to feature blue.
7. By latitude, Sky Valley is the northernmost city in the state of Georgia, USA. As such, it sits on Georgia's border with which other state?
8. "Aoraki," which can be translated as "sky/cloud piercer," is the highest peak in New Zealand. From 1851 to 1998 it was more commonly known by what other name?
9. Sky Lakes Wilderness, Oregon USA, is a 116,000 acre (47,000ha) area renowned for what environmental "positive?"
10. "Sky burial" sounds a little unusual. In which mountainous, predominantly Buddhist region is it practised?
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