Mean Kitty, Bad Kitty! Trivia Quiz

Answer: Germany

Located in the Wetterstein Mountains, Zugspitze is Germany's highest point at 2,962 meters. The lowest is Wilstermarsch, at 3.5 meters below sea level. Saale-Unstrut is a region noted for wine production, and is located in the states of Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia. A German-Austrian woodworker, Michael Thonet (1796-1871) found success with his graceful bentwood furniture designs.

Answer: Russia

Including islands and exclaves, the sixty km long Vistula Spit is home to Russia's westernmost point. As part of the contiguous mainland, however, the westernmost point is in Pskov Oblast. Mount Belukha is a World Heritage site located in the Katun Mountains. Located on the border between Russia and Kazakhstan, the mountain's first ascent occurred in 1914. IMZ-Ural was founded in 1941 by the Soviet Government. One of very few companies in the industry to produce sidecar motorcycles, the company is no longer a State Company. And, while ukha was formerly just a fish broth, in recent times it has become known as a fish soup made with vegetables.

Answer: India

The Banganga Festival is a two day music festival held in Mumbai during the month of January. Located in Mumbai Harbour, the Elephanta Caves are actually two groups of caves - five Hindu caves and two Buddhist caves. Vindaloo is a spicy Indian dish - a curry which traditionally contains meat, vinegar, spices and vegetables.

Answer: England

The Wirral is a peninsula which is home to Hamilton Square, Lady Lever Art Gallery and Leasowe Lighthouse. Daniel Craig, Matt Dawson and Harold Wilson are just a few of the notable people from The Wirral. Sunbeam was a car company that first made bicycles, and Ascari Cars is named after Alberto Ascari who was a Formula One driver and winner. Otterhounds are British scent hounds that were bred to hunt otters. And, Spode bone china - thought to have been perfected by Josiah Spode during the late 1700s - is appreciated for its chip resistance, high levels of whiteness and translucency.

Answer: Denmark

The Scaw (Skagen) is located on the tip of the Jutland peninsula. Built in the 17th century, one of Denmark's first lighthouses is located in Skagen. Denmark consists of the Jutland peninsula and 1,419 islands - 443 of which are named. The Great Belt Bridge links the islands of Zealand and Funen - and the Little Belt Bridge links Funen with Jutland. Esrom is a semi-soft cow's milk cheese, and torsk is the Danish word for cod.

Answer: Canada

Usually referred to as the Coast Range, the Coast Mountains are part of the Pacific Mountain System. Roughly 1,600 kilometers in length, the Coast Mountains reach from the Yukon, through the Alaska Panhandle, and down through the majority of British Columbia. Lake Claire is located in Alberta, and is one of Canada's 31,752 (approximate) large lakes. And, it is the largest of Alberta's lakes located entirely within Alberta.

The Carolinian forest zone contains mostly deciduous trees, and stretches from Ontario down to the USA's Carolinas.

Answer: Australia

The Gascoyne region has the lowest population of all of Western Australia's regions. It also boasts an approximate 320 sunny days each year. Found in southern Australia, the Nullarbor Plain - an ancient shallow seabed - is located on the Great Australian Bight coast.

The southern hairy-nosed wombat is an inhabitant of the Nullarbor Plain. The Warren has a somewhat wet Mediterranean climate, and is located between Cape Naturaliste and Albany in the southwestern corner of Western Australia. Sidney Nolan (1917 - 1992) is a famed Australian painter and printmaker. Unique to southern Australia, the King George whiting is a popular food fish.

Answer: Zimbabwe

Located in Southern Africa, Zimbabwe's highest point is Mount Nyangani at 2,593 meters. Victoria Falls is located in Zimbabwe and Zambia on the Zambezi River, and is about twice as high as Niagara Falls. The Matobo Hills are famed for the granite kopjes - hills or knobs of granite which rise abruptly and unexpectedly above the surrounding area. And, the Khami Ruins are one of several ancient cities that were constructed in the 'dry stone' (no mortar) method.

Answer: Netherlands

Consisting of dikes, levees, sluices, dams and other barriers, the Delta Works are a marvel of engineering, and have been called one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World by civil engineers. Polders are low-lying areas enclosed by embankments. The Waal, Meuse and Rhine rivers divide the country into two sections - the highlands and the flatlands.

The Netherlands' highest European point is Mount Vaals, at 322.7 meters. And, hutspot is comparable to the English dish known as hotchpotch - a stew containing potatoes, meat and vegetables.

Answer: USA

The Ouachita Mountains are located in the states of Arkansas and Oklahoma. The highest point is Mount Magazine at 2,753 feet (839 m). The mountains are home to Arkansas' Hot Springs National Park and Pinnacle Mountain State Park. Located in California, and contiguous with Sequoia National Park, Kings Canyon National Park was established in 1940. Devils Tower is found in the Black Hills, in the state of Wyoming. President Theodore Roosevelt declared it a United States National Monument in 1906. Emerald City is one of the nicknames of Seattle, Washington.