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From Quiz The Hidden Capitals of Europe

Answer: Zagreb

Disliking pizZA, GREBes do enjoy a hearty dinner of butternut soup. Zagreb is the capital of the Republic of Croatia. The city lies along the Sava River, in the northern portion of the country, very close to the border with Slovenia. A Roman settlement, Andautonia, stood in the site; the name Zagreb was first applied to the city in the 12th century. The city has become a popular tourist destination, with many museums and sports activities and one of the most highly rated Christmas markets in Europe. The city houses Croatia's largest and oldest institution of higher learning, the University of Zagreb, which was founded in 1669. Zagreb is the headquarters of most Croatian businesses, with a focus on the tech sector. The city lies at the intersection of Mediterranean, Central European and Southeastern Europe so it serves as an international trade center. The climate is tempered by the country's Mediterranean location; the summers can be hot, and it does snow in the winter. Player pusdoc of Phoenix Rising's Red Crew might brave the snow to visit Zagreb's Christmas market.

From Quiz Find a Hidden Country in Each Sentence (Part 18)

Answer: Valletta

MALTA is the country found in the sentence: "I'll have a chocolate MALT And chili dog." Valletta is the capital city of Malta. Malta is an island nation located in the Mediterranean Sea south of Italy. The capital city, Valletta, is the main tourist attraction there, particularly St John's Co-Cathedral. Malta's Grand Harbour in Valletta is famous for being one of the most beautiful in the Mediterranean.

From Quiz Famous Towns of the World

Answer: Berlin

rememBER LINda's Berlin is the capital of Germany and the largest town there. Its attractions include the famous Brandenburg Gate and the most visited zoo in Europe. During the cold war many people were leaving the eastern U.S.S.R. run sector and going to live in the more prosperous western sector which was administered by the US and Britain. In one night a wall was built by the German Democratic Republic (communist East Germany) separating the east from the west. It was in place from 1961 until 1989 and many lives were lost trying to cross it.

From Quiz Countries of the World

Answer: Peru

Which suPER Underwater hero swims the best? Peru is a country in western South America. It is the home of the Incan civilization as well as llamas.

From Quiz Find a Hidden Country in Each Sentence (part 13)

Answer: Tehran

IRAN is the country hidden in the sentence, "The pIRANha bit the swimmer." Tehran is the capital city of Iran. Iran is located in the Middle East, on the Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea. Iran used to be called Persia up until 1935. It is the 18th largest country in the world, and matching that ranking, it is the 18th most populous country (80 million) as well.

From Quiz Find a Hidden Country in Each Sentence (part 11)

Answer: Lima

PERU located in western South America, is the country hidden in the sentence, "Editors PERUse quizzes for errors," and Lima is the capital of Peru. Peru is prone to earthquakes because of its location amongst the Andes Mountains. Machu Picchu the renowned ruin from the Incas is just outside of the Peruvian city of Cuzco and it is more than 8,000 feet in elevation. Lima's nine million people rank it the fifth largest city in South America.

From Quiz Find a Hidden Country in Each Sentence

Answer: Reykjavik

Iceland is the hidden country in "The rocket made a nICE LANDing," and Reykjavik is its capital. Despite being the northernmost world capital city, the temperature isn't as cold in Reykjavik as many people would assume. The average yearly temperature is 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

From Quiz Hidden Canadian Cities

Answer: Toronto

Richard hesitantly carried the tranquilized alligaTOR ONTO the safari truck at the local zoo. Toronto is the largest city by population in Canada and is the capital city of the province of Ontario. With a variety of destination hot spots including the Royal Ontario Museum, Toronto Zoo, and Ontario Place, it is one of Canada's prime tourist and business centers. It holds various professional sports teams including the Raptors basketball team, Maple Leafs hockey organization, and the Blue Jays baseball team.

From Quiz Hidden Capital Cities

Answer: Havana

pincH A VAN And Known for its wonderful sunsets, the Malecon (or Sea Wall) stretches for 8km (5 miles) along the coast in the Cuban capital, Havana.

From Quiz Cry Me a River

Answer: Nile

The juveNILEs wanted to see the Sphinx. The Nile is a river in Egypt that flows north. It is usually considered to be the longest river in the world, and empties into the Mediterranean Sea.

From Quiz Hidden Capitals

Answer: Paris

One stroke under PAR IS the score I am hoping for. Paris is the capital city of France and is bisected into three parts by the Seine River. Known as a center of high fashion, Paris is also known for its fantastic neoclassical architecture. It is also the epitome of why street planning works and is home to some of the most beautiful bridges in Europe.

From Quiz All Over Europe

Answer: Germany

Although slow to anGER, MANY sloths cry easily. Germany is a popular tourist destination as well as a popular migration destination for those looking to relocate. Germany is known for its high level of artistic excellence in music, painting, and architecture.

From Quiz Lost in Asia

Answer: China

He got punched in the CHIN And the nose. China is one of the largest countries in the world and has the highest population. The Chinese culture is often credited with inventing gunpowder, fireworks, paper, printing and the compass, just to name a few.

From Quiz Hidden African Countries

Answer: Madagascar

Don't get MAD, A GAS CAR, works fine in the desert. Lying off the east coast of Africa, Madagascar is the fourth largest island nation in the world. It has an economy based on the export of vanilla, coffee, and sugar. Petroleum production and tourism are also sources of income for its citizens. It is also home to some of the most unusual and unique animals in the world, such as the aye-aye, the lemur and the fossa.

From Quiz Nations Hidden Where They Don't Belong

Answer: Peru

Claire really wanted tauPE RUbber bands for her project, so she went island hopping in the South Pacific for some. Peru is a country in South America. Some of its famous sites include Machu Picchu and Plaza de Armas.

From Quiz We Lost the Mountains

Answer: Andes

"John AND ESther..." The Andes is the world's longest continental mountain range. It stretches 4,300 mi./7,000 km. along the west coast of South America.

From Quiz A Mish-Mash of Hidden Capitals

Answer: Lima

AlL I MAnaged to get done while down in the Andes, was to engage in llama racing. Located at the confluence of the Rimac, Lurin, and Chillon rivers, Lima is the largest city as well as the capital of Peru. Lima is home to the National University of San Marcos, which is the oldest continuously operating university in the Americas. Other points of interest in the city include beautiful beaches, colonial churches, and a historic city center that is so unique that it was named a World Heritage Site in 1988.

From Quiz Find the Hidden Rivers

Answer: Niger

"AlumNI GER germs..." The Niger River is the main river of western Africa. It has its source in Guinea and empties into the Atlantic Ocean in Nigeria, after traveling 2,597 mi./4,180 km.

From Quiz Hidden Canadian Cities

Answer: Ottawa

ScOTT AWAkened to find that his pet polar bear had eaten his socks. What better way to start the quiz than with the capital city of Canada? The Ottawa River is located on the northern boundary of the city which is located in the province of Ontario. Besides being home to many government agencies, the city is known for producing software and other telecommunication related industries. Ottawa lies at confluence of the Gatineau River, the Ottawa River and the Rideau River, which has led to its importance in the transportation industry.

From Quiz Go Tell It on The Mountain

Answer: Antarctica

"Antarctica!" yells Word, shivering in the cold. Vinson Massif is the highest mountain on the continent at 16,050 feet. It was named for a congressman from Georgia, US, because of his strong support for Antarctic exploration. Vinson is in the Sentinel Range of the Ellsworth Mountains,and runs for about 13 miles. It is located about 750 miles from the South Pole. The first summiting of the mountain was in 1966 by an international team. Vinson has seven summits and is considered a snow/ice climb. The weather tends to be dry (Antarctica is technically a desert), but sudden weather changes can occur and become treacherous. The average temperature is -20 degrees F. The best season for climbing is November to January when there is 24 hours of light every day. In winter there is only darkness. Hint: calVIN SON MASS IF

From Quiz Can You Help Me Find a Country?

Answer: Canada

Canada is one of the largest countries on the planet. It has both English and French as national languages and is one of the most multi-cultural nations in the world. It is home to plentiful natural resources and has well-developed trade networks. Canada is one of the wealthiest countries in the world and provides its citizens with one of the highest standards of living in the world.

From Quiz Find Ten State Capitals

Answer: Albany

ReAL BANYon trees only grow in Africa and produce pretty purple peonies. The capital city of the state of New York, Albany lies to the west of the Hudson River. Albany was granted a charter in 1686 and over 300 years later, was the longest continuously chartered city in the U.S.A.

From Quiz Islands in This Dream

Answer: Haiti

Occupying about one third of the island of Hispaniola, Haiti has long been considered the poorest nation in the western hemisphere. About 98% of Haiti's flora has been destroyed to accommodate subsistence living from the early 20th to the early 21st centuries. Most of the original natives of the island were wiped out by European voyagers bringing diseases and bacteria that were not indigenous to the area. Port-au-Prince is the capital city, Haitian Creole the language. Haiti lies in the path of hurricanes and has also suffered earthquakes. The Dominican Republic, which occupies the larger portion of the island was under Spanish rule and is a lovely, flourishing tourist destination by comparison. Dr. Lemming plans to visit both countries and analyse the geographical differences of the two countries and its effect on culture for her treatise.

From Quiz Hidden British Cities

Answer: London

...triathLON, DONna was... London, England is the largest city in the United Kingdom and the capital city of England. Famous landmarks in London, England, include the Tower of London, Buckingham Palace, the London Eye, Piccadilly Circus, Saint Paul's Cathedral, Tower Bridge and Trafalgar Square.

From Quiz All You Need Is a Beach

Answer: Bondi

"James BOND, In a boat..." Bondi Beach is in a suburb of Sydney, Australia's biggest city and the capital of New South Wales. The beach, located on the east coast of the continent, is about a mile (1.6 kms) long and looks onto the Tasman Sea. Famous for its surfing and for the sometimes scanty attire of its fans, the beach attracts tourists and locals alike. The exact origin of its name has been washed away by history; "Bondi" is almost certainly an indigenous name, but it isn't known which people may have given it the name, or what the word meant to them. Two popular theories are that it's a reference to the sound of waves over rocks, and that it commemorates a battle that once occurred there.

From Quiz Hidden British Cities

Answer: London

"to calL ON DONald" London is the capital city of the UK, and is home to many famous buildings such as the Houses of Parliament, Buckingham Palace and the Tower of London.

From Quiz Sdrawkcab Daer Uoy naC

Answer: New York

The capital of New York is Albany, not New York City. New York became a state in 1788.

From Quiz Hidden Cities

Answer: Hamburg

(eating a HAMBURGer, Sasha) After Berlin, Hamburg is Germany's second largest city, and is also one of 16 states of the country. It is situated in the north of the country, slightly west of the vertical midline, and is famous for its various street parades and festivals.

From Quiz Countries in Hiding

Answer: Chad

Chad, part of France's African holdings until 1960, endured three decades of ethnic warfare as well as invasions by Libya before a semblance of peace was finally restored in 1990.

From Quiz Hidden American Cities

Answer: Dallas

Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. President to visit Dallas in 1905. Dr. Samuel B. Pryor was its first mayor.

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