Hidden Asian Countries Trivia Quiz

Answer: India

I fIND I Am able to ride elephants.

India is the second most populated country on the planet and is home to a huge array of cultures, languages, and religions. India became an independent nation in 1947 after a non-violent struggle to separate from Great Britain. The influence of the latter country can be seen in the fact that the official languages include both Hindi and English. It is also home to one of the largest populations of elephants in the world.

Answer: China

I was kicked in the CHIN And fell off the wall.

China is the world's most populous country as well as being one of the largest geographically. It is home to the Gobi Desert, the Yangtze River, and the Himalaya mountains. The history of the Chinese culture can be traced as far back as 200 BCE and they are credited with the invention of both paper and gun powder.

Answer: Oman

I wanted sO MANy cups of coffee.

Located on the southern tip of the Arabian peninsula, Oman has occupied a geographically important location for centuries. This Islamic country is moving forward and education has become emphasized. They have also shown great improvements in governmental support for health care, music, sports and cinema.

Answer: Iran

I RAN a mile for a camel.

Once known as Persia, the modern country of Iran is one of the largest countries in the area known as the "Middle East". Its economy is based on its large reserves of fossil fuels and the pharmaceutical industry. War between this country and its neighbors has caused its tourism industry to plummet.

Answer: Syria

I tossed a greaSY RIAta over the head of escaping cow.

The capital city of Syria is Damascus, one of the oldest continuously-inhabited cities in the world. Agriculture and crude oil are the basis of the country's economy. Music and art play an important part in the daily life of most Syrians and much of their food and drink bears a resemblance to that found in the country of Greece.

Answer: Nepal

I have oNE PAL that likes to climb mountains.

Nepal is a mountainous, landlocked country in southeast Asia. This beautiful country is home to eight of the ten tallest mountains in the world. Agriculture and tourism provide the basis for the country's economy. Nepal is moving forward attempting to lower poverty and unemployment. Political stability will help provide the foundation to help elevate the standard of living for the citizens of this country.

Answer: Russia

When I saw RUSS, I Almost fainted.

Russia is one of the most powerful and geographically largest nations on the planet. It is home to a large variety of landscapes and cultures. It has some of the largest deposits of minerals, petroleum, and natural gas in the world. Education is provided to all of its citizens, with an emphasis on math and science.

Answer: Kuwait

I read haiKU, WAITing for my harem to arrive.

Kuwait is located northeast of Saudi Arabia and is one of the smallest countries in Asia. Most of the country is a sandy, barren desert-like terrain. Most of the land is not suitable for agriculture and its largest industries are petroleum, fishing, ship-building, and natural gas.

Answer: Tibet

With the money I will inheriT, I BET a new house is in my future.

The mountainous country of Tibet is supported by subsistence agriculture and tourism. Most Tibetan art revolves around the Buddhist religion. The yak is probably the most important animal in this country and is used as a pack animal as well as for its milk, meat, and fur.

Answer: Lebanon

The Shah put a candLE BAN ON electricians.

The modern country of Lebanon was at one time the home of the ancient Phoenician culture. At one time, the area was covered in dense cedar tree forests, and the cedar tree can be found on their national flag. Banking and tourism are important facets of their economy.