Geography Fractures Trivia

1. The phoenix spotted the IDS Tower and the Capella Tower, he must have visited: Mini apple us

From Quiz Flight of the Phoenix

Answer: Minneapolis

The IDS Tower and the Capella Tower graced the skyline of the Midwestern city of Minneapolis, a settlement that makes up one half of Minnesota's Twin Cites (the other being neighbouring Saint Paul). Together these cities form a substantially-populated metropolitan area that straddles the Mississippi River.

From Quiz Can a Dean Prove Ant Sees?

Answer: British Columbia

British Columbia is the westernmost province in Canada. The capital city of the province of British Columbia is Victoria which is on Vancouver island. Victoria is the second largest city in British Columbia. The largest city, Vancouver, is on the mainland and is known for Stanley Park and Lion's Gate Bridge. British Columbia is known for the beautiful Rocky Mountains, with ski resorts such as Whistler. The majestic Douglas fir tree grows tall and strong in the southern area of this province. As well, the province is also known for its Okanagan Valley which spans such towns as Kelowna, Penticton, Vernon and Osoyoos. The Valley is a leading producing area of plentiful fruit orchards as well as vineyards. The mighty Fraser River is the longest river situated entirely in British Columbia, with a length of over 1300 kilometers (over 805 miles). British Columbia covers an area of 944,735 km squared (586,574 square miles). British Columbia isn't just mountains and orchards. The fishing and hunting is great too. There are lots of attractions throughout the province such as The Butchart Gardens, Capilano Suspension Bridge, Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, Granville Island Public Market, Barkerville, Atlantis Waterslides, Revelstoke Dam, Britannia Mine Museum, British Columbia Wildlife Park, Canada Place, Castle Fun Park, Museum of Anthropology, Royal BC Museum, Canadian Museum of Rail Travel in Cranbrook, Vancouver Maritime Museum, Dinosaur Discovery Gallery, Museum of the Cariboo Chilcotin, Barkerville Historic Town, Haida Heritage Centre, Fort Langley National Historic Site, Minter Gardens and so much more!

From Quiz Broken Canadian Provinces and Territories

Answer: Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island is the smallest province in Canada. The Charlottetown Conference, a forum to discuss confederation was held on PEI in 1864. Ironically it was not one of the four original provinces that formed the Dominion of Canada in 1867. It became the seventh province in 1873.

From Quiz Fractured Seas and Oceans of the World

Answer: Indian Ocean

Out of the three major Oceans, inluding Atlantic and Pacific, the Indian Ocean is the smallest. It covers about 73 million Square Kilometres.

From Quiz Countries in Fractured Form

Answer: Haiti

Haiti and the Dominican Republic together occupy the island of Hispaniola in the Caribbean. In 2003, Vodou (Voodoo) was decreed as an official religion in Haiti.

From Quiz Fractured EnglishTourist Sites

Answer: Canterbury Cathedral

Canterbury Cathedral is in Kent. One of the most infamous incidents in English history occured here in 1170 when Archbishop Thomas Becket was slain in the cathedral by four knights, probably on the orders of Henry II.

From Quiz Fractured Australian States,Cities And Towns.

Answer: New South Wales & NSW

A state in the south east of Australia, situated above Victoria. Its capital is Sydney, where the famous Opera House and Harbour Bridge are located.

From Quiz Fractured California

Answer: Yosemite National Park

Located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, Yosemite is breathtakingly beautiful. It has a huge central valley, spectacular waterfalls, redwood groves, hundreds of miles of hiking trails, and even an elegant old hotel, the Ahwahnee, which features the best breakfast I've ever eaten in the loveliest dining room I've ever eaten in. (It's a huge room with a 25 or 30-foot ceiling whose beams are decorated with Native American designs. It has huge windows that look out onto a beautiful alpine meadow.)

From Quiz Fractured World Countries

Answer: afghanistan

Afghanistan is the first country listed in the C.I.A.'s World Factbook (2000).

From Quiz Fractured Cities

Answer: Los Angeles

I was born in Canada but grew up in L.A. It's not as bad as you might think!

From Quiz Fractured U.S. Cities

Answer: San Francisco

I live across the San Francisco Bay from San Francisco (in Albany, California, which is north of Berkeley). I worked in the city from 1987 to 1999. Now I work at home. I was a supervising editor at a K-12 editorial company called Straight Line Editorial Development. I still do the same kind of work I did at SLED (textbook writing and editing).

From Quiz Fractured Countries of the World

Answer: Zaire

The Republic of Zaire in Central Africa was founded in 1971. It lasted until 1997 when the name of the country was changed to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Zaire got its name from the Kongo word 'nzere' which means "river that swallows all rivers". The population of Zaire before its dissolution was listed at over 46 million people. The capital of the country is Kinshasa.

From Quiz Out of Africa

Answer: Ethiopia

Ethiopia is a landlocked country which can be found to the east of Africa. Its population stands at just under 100 million people, many who have been affected by severe drought and famine. Charitable trusts worldwide have contributed towards an improvement in water and sanitation, education and health.

From Quiz Flight of the Phoenix

Answer: Anchorage

Large in area but few in population, the very sparsely inhabited state of Alaska is the USA's gateway to the Arctic Circle. That said, the major settlements in this state are all on, or close to, the Gulf of Alaska in the south; these are settlements that have conditions that are typically less harsh than those experienced in more northerly places such as Barrow and Bettles.

From Quiz Australia: Broken All Over

Answer: South Australia

South Australia is the only state not settled firstly by convicts. South Australia has land boundaries with all other mainland Australian States.

From Quiz Fractured World Territories

Answer: Spain

The Autonomous Community of the Canary Islands are owned by Spain. The status of capital city is shared by the cities of Santa Cruz de Tenerife (in English, Holy Cross of Tenerife) and Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (in English, the Palms of Great Canary). The Canary Islands are 100 kilometers west of the disputed border between Morocco and Western Sahara.

From Quiz Fractured Canada

Answer: Prince Edward Island

Prince Edward Island is the smallest of Canada's provinces and territories. Its capital city is Charlottetown and is home to various geographic features such as Anne of Green Gables and the Confederation Bridge.

From Quiz Fractured Ohio

Answer: Cincinnati

Cincinnati is home to America's first professional baseball team, the Cincinnati Red Stockings (now known, of course, as the Reds). It is also home to the Fortune 500 company Proctor & Gamble.

From Quiz Fractured EnglishTourist Sites

Answer: Stratford-upon-Avon & Stratford upon Avon

Stratford-upon-Avon is in Warwickshire. It is most famous as being the birthplace of playwright and poet William Shakespeare (1564-1616).

From Quiz Fractured U.S. Rivers

Answer: Allegheny

The Allegheny joins with the Monogahela to form the Ohio River near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The Allegheny is 325 miles long and its valley has been used to extract petroleum, natural gas, and coal.

From Quiz Fractured Canadian Provinces

Answer: Prince Edward Island

Canada's smallest province, the capital is Charlottetown, also the largest city. The setting of the novel "Anne of Green Gables". A large bridge now connects the island with the mainland.

From Quiz Capitals of Fractured Nations

Answer: Constantinople

The capital of the Ottoman Empire (located in Europe, Africa, and Asia) was Constantinople. The Ottoman Empire included all or part of Turkey, Greece, Algeria, Egypt, Russia, Ukraine, Greece, and most of the Middle East (Iran, Iraq, Jordan, etc.) among others. This empire was founded in what would become Turkey in the 1ate 13th century by Osman I, from which the name Ottoman Empire is derived. The Ottoman Empire fell at the end of World War One as it was had sided with Germany and thus was on the losing side. This was perhaps the deciding factor considering other countries lost and didn't fall. Other factors include rebellion among its citizens and attacks from other countries even before the war.

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